A waterproof and moisture-proof cement storage emergency tent

Abstract

The present invention relates to the field of emergency rescue equipment, and in particular to a waterproof and moisture-proof cement storage emergency tent, including a tent and a partition, etc.; a plurality of partitions are detachably connected in the tent to prevent cement bags from absorbing water and getting damp; each partition is connected to each other by ropes, and the partitions are stored and unfolded by the ropes. The present invention realizes that there is a large gap between the partition and the bottom of the tent, and when rainwater remains at the bottom of the tent, the rainwater cannot directly contact the cement bag, thereby protecting the cement bag during storage; the rainwater flows into the drainage cavity through the provided leakage groove, and then is discharged to the ground through the water outlet, so that water cannot accumulate on the upper side of the partition, thereby preventing the bottom cement bag from absorbing moisture and hardening and becoming unusable; the first pull rod clamps one side of the waterproof film and lifts it upward, and at this time cooperates with another worker to move the cement bag down, so as to avoid the difficulty of the worker to completely uncover the upper side of the waterproof film when the height is too high, thereby improving the convenience of carrying the cement bag.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention relates to the field of emergency rescue tools, in particular to a waterproof and moisture-proof cement storage emergency tent. Background Art

[0002] As a building material, cement needs to be placed in a dry environment to avoid contact with moisture and hardening. In the event of a sudden natural disaster, a temporary cement bag storage area needs to be quickly built. Emergency tents are shelter products that can be quickly assembled and disassembled, and the tents themselves can be made of waterproof materials, which are more convenient and quick to use for temporary storage of cement bags. When workers need to carry cement bags for emergency rescue in heavy rain, rainwater carried by the workers is likely to drip into the tent, which will cause the cement bags on the bottom layer to absorb water and harden, making the cement unusable. At the same time, in order to prevent moisture in the air in a humid environment from being absorbed by cement, a waterproof film is usually covered on the surface of the cement bags. When the cement bags are piled too high, the workers need to completely remove the waterproof film before moving the piled cement bags. At this time, the waterproof film is too high, making it difficult for the workers to completely remove it, making it more cumbersome for the workers to carry the cement bags.

[0003] At the same time, when the cement bags are gradually moved out of the tent, most of the waterproof film covering the cement bags will naturally hang down in the tent, which will cause water to accumulate on the upper side of the waterproof film. When the waterproof film is uncovered, the accumulated water will easily spill onto the cement bags, causing the cement bags to absorb moisture and harden. At the same time, since the surface of the waterproof film is smooth, when most of the waterproof film hangs down in the tent, workers need to roll up and then uncover the hanging waterproof film when carrying the cement bags, which makes it extremely inconvenient for workers to carry cement. Summary of the invention

[0004] In order to overcome the disadvantages that the cement bags at the bottom easily absorb water and harden and cannot be used, and it is difficult for workers to completely uncover the waterproof film when the cement bags are piled too high, which makes it cumbersome to carry the cement bags, and as the cement bags are gradually moved out of the tent, the contact area between the waterproof film and the bottom of the tent gradually increases, and the workers need to first roll up the waterproof film and then uncover it, which is extremely inconvenient, the present invention provides a waterproof and moisture-proof cement storage emergency tent.

[0005] The technical implementation scheme of the present invention is: a waterproof and moisture-proof cement storage emergency tent, including a tent; the tent is made of waterproof cloth as a whole; the tent is composed of a curtain, a ground nail, a support frame and a connecting plate; cement bags are stored in the tent; the surface of the cement bags is covered with a waterproof film; it also includes a partition, a first electric slider, a pulley, a pull rope, a first pull rod, a clamp and a reinforcement system; a plurality of partitions are detachably connected in the tent to prevent the cement bags from absorbing water and getting damp; each partition is connected to each other by ropes, and the partitions are stored and unfolded by the ropes; a plurality of first electric sliders are slidably connected to the support frame; each first electric slider is rotatably connected to a pulley; each pulley is slidably connected to a pull rope; each pulley is provided with a hand-held portion; each pull rope is fixed with a clamp; a first pull rod for assisting workers in stacking cement bags is commonly connected between two adjacent clamps; each first pull rod is provided with a clamping portion; each partition is detachably connected to a reinforcement system to prevent the middle part of the partition from being concave and deformed.

[0006] As a further preferred solution, it also includes a second electric slider and a second pull rod; a plurality of second electric sliders are slidably connected to the support frame; and a second pull rod is commonly fixed between each two adjacent second electric sliders for facilitating the stacking of cement bags.

[0007] As a further preferred solution, each first pull rod is pressed on the waterproof membrane, and each partition is made of metal, so that the first pull rod is pressed against the side of the waterproof membrane to ensure that the side of the waterproof membrane is tightly attached to the partition to prevent water vapor penetration.

[0008] As a further preferred solution, each clamping ring is rotatably connected to the adjacent first pull rod, so as to collect the excess waterproof membrane hanging on the partition and prevent the workers from stepping on the waterproof membrane and slipping.

[0009] As a further preferred solution, each partition is provided with a plurality of drainage grooves to prevent water accumulation on the upper side of the partition; each partition is provided with a drainage cavity, and each drainage cavity is connected with the adjacent drainage grooves; each partition is provided with a water outlet on the lower side, and the water outlet is connected with the adjacent drainage cavity; each partition is provided with a plurality of extrusion parts to prevent the waterproof membrane from loosening; and the side edges of the extrusion parts are arranged in an arc shape.

[0010] As a further preferred solution, each drainage cavity is configured to be V-shaped.

[0011] As a further preferred solution, each first pull rod can be removed from an adjacent clamping ring.

[0012] As a further preferred solution, the first pull rod presses the side edge of the waterproof membrane so that an extra area of ​​the side edge of the waterproof membrane is laterally attached to the partition.

[0013] As a further preferred solution, the reinforcement system also includes connecting blocks and reinforcing ribs; a connecting block is fixedly connected to the lower side of each partition, and the connecting block is configured to be hollow; several connecting blocks are detachably connected together with a reinforcing rib that prevents the middle part of the partition from sinking and deforming.

[0014] As a further preferred solution, the reinforcing ribs are configured to be hollow; a plurality of rectangular grooves are provided on the reinforcing ribs to prevent excessive rainwater from accumulating on the lower side of the tent; and the interior of the connecting block is connected to the rectangular grooves.

[0015] The beneficial effect is that: the present invention realizes that a large gap exists between the partition and the bottom of the tent, and when rainwater remains at the bottom of the tent, the rainwater cannot directly contact the cement bag, thereby protecting the cement bag during storage;

[0016] The rainwater flows into the drainage cavity through the drain grooves, and then is discharged to the ground through the outlet, so that water cannot accumulate on the upper side of the partition, thereby preventing the cement bags at the bottom from absorbing moisture and hardening and becoming unusable;

[0017] The first pull rod is used to clamp one side of the waterproof membrane and lift it upwards. At this time, another worker cooperates with the other worker to move the cement bag down, so as to avoid the difficulty of completely uncovering the upper side of the waterproof membrane when the upper side is too high, thereby improving the convenience of carrying the cement bag;

[0018] The second electric slider and the second pull rod ensure that the waterproof membrane is always attached to the side of the tent, so as not to affect the workers in stacking cement bags. Workers do not need to stand high to lift the waterproof membrane, thus reducing the risk of workers falling.

[0019] The first pull rod is pressed on the side of the waterproof membrane so that the side of the waterproof membrane is attached to the upper side of the partition, so that water vapor cannot pass through the gap between the waterproof membrane and the partition to contact the cement bag, thereby improving the protection effect of the cement bag;

[0020] By rotating the first pull rod, the portion of the waterproof membrane that is in excessive contact with the partition is rolled up on the first pull rod, thereby preventing the waterproof membrane from excessively contacting the partition and causing the worker to slip;

[0021] The hollow reinforcing ribs allow rainwater to flow along the reinforcing ribs to the front side of the tent, and then drain the rainwater out of the tent, thereby increasing the waterproof performance of the tent. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0022] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the waterproof and moisture-proof cement storage emergency tent of the present invention;

[0023] Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view of a tent of the present invention;

[0024] Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of a partition of the present invention;

[0025] Figure 4It is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the pulley, the pull rope and the first pull rod combination of the present invention;

[0026] Figure 5 It is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the pull rope, the first pull rod and the clamping ring combination of the present invention;

[0027] Figure 6 This is a diagram showing the second electric slider and the second pull rod of the present invention in a raised state;

[0028] Figure 7 It is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the connection block and the reinforcing rib combination of the present invention;

[0029] Figure 8 It is an exploded view of the connection block and reinforcing ribs of the present invention.

[0030] Among them: 1-tent, 1001-curtain, 1002-ground nail, 1003-support frame, 1004-connecting plate, 2-waterproof membrane, 3-cement bag, 4-partition, 4001-leakage trough, 4002-drainage cavity, 4003-water outlet, 4004-extrusion part, 101-first electric slider, 102-pulley, 103-pull rope, 10301-handheld part, 104-first pull rod, 10401-clamping part, 105-clamping ring, 106-second electric slider, 107-second pull rod, 201-connecting block, 202-reinforcement rib, 20201-rectangular groove. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0031] The present invention is described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0032] Example 1

[0033] like Figure 1-Figure 6 As shown, a waterproof and moisture-proof cement storage emergency tent 1 includes a tent 1; the tent 1 is made of waterproof cloth material; the tent 1 is composed of a curtain 1001, a ground nail 1002, a support frame 1003 and a connecting plate 1004; a cement bag 3 is stored in the tent 1; the surface of the cement bag 3 is covered with a waterproof film 2;

[0034] It also includes a partition 4, a first electric slider 101, a pulley 102, a pull rope 103, a first pull rod 104, a clamp 105 and a reinforcement system; a number of partitions 4 are detachably connected in the tent 1; each partition 4 is connected to each other by ropes, and the partitions 4 are stored and unfolded by the ropes; four first electric sliders 101 are slidably connected to the support frame 1003; each first electric slider 101 is rotatably connected to a pulley 102; each pulley 102 is slidably connected to a pull rope 103; each pull rope 103 is provided with a hand-held part 10301; each pull rope 103 is fixed with a clamp 105; a first pull rod 104 is commonly connected between two adjacent clamps 105; each first pull rod 104 is provided with a clamping part 10401; each partition 4 is detachably connected with a reinforcement system.

[0035] It also includes a second electric slider 106 and a second pull rod 107 ; a plurality of second electric sliders 106 are slidably connected to the support frame 1003 ; and a second pull rod 107 is commonly fixedly connected between every two adjacent second electric sliders 106 .

[0036] Each first tie rod 104 is pressed on the waterproof membrane 2, and each partition plate 4 is made of metal.

[0037] Each clamping ring 105 is rotatably connected to an adjacent first pull rod 104 .

[0038] Each partition 4 is provided with a plurality of drainage grooves 4001; each partition 4 is provided with a drainage cavity 4002, and each drainage cavity 4002 is connected with an adjacent drainage groove 4001; a water outlet 4003 is provided on the lower side of each partition 4, and the water outlet 4003 is connected with an adjacent drainage cavity 4002; each partition 4 is provided with two extrusion parts 4004; the sides of the extrusion parts 4004 are arranged in an arc shape.

[0039] Each drainage cavity 4002 is configured to be V-shaped, so as to improve the drainage effect of the drainage cavity 4002 and prevent excessive rainwater accumulated in the drainage cavity 4002 from overflowing onto the surface of the partition 4.

[0040] Each first pull rod 104 can be removed from the adjacent clamping ring 105, so that the first pull rod 104 can be easily stored, and the waterproof membrane 2 wound on the first pull rod 104 can be quickly rolled up and taken out, eliminating the need for workers to manually roll up the longer waterproof membrane 2, thereby improving the convenience of workers in storing the waterproof membrane 2.

[0041] The first pull rod 104 presses the side of the waterproof membrane 2 Figure 2As shown, the extra area on the side of the waterproof membrane 2 is horizontally attached to the partition 4 to enhance the sealing effect between the waterproof membrane 2 and the partition 4. At the same time, this part of the waterproof membrane 2 is used to guide the liquid water to flow to the leakage groove 4001.

[0042] After the worker uses the support frame 1003 to prop up the tent 1, he inserts the ground nails 1002 into the ground to fix it, so that the tent 1 is stabilized on the ground under the support of the support frame 1003 and the ground nails 1002. Then, after the blind 1001 is opened, the cement bags 3 are stored in the tent 1, and the waterproof fabric material used in the tent 1 is used to block the rainwater from the outside, and the cement bags 3 are protected and stored. At the same time, an external power supply is placed in the tent 1 for subsequent workers to use when carrying the cement bags 3. In this process, considering that people entering and leaving the tent are likely to bring rainwater into the tent 1, the cement bags 3 at the bottom are easily contacted with the rainwater remaining on the ground, causing the cement bags 3 to absorb water and harden and become unusable. At this time, the stored partitions 4 are unfolded into a Figure 2 As shown, the unfolded partition 4 is placed in the tent 1, so that the partition 4 is pressed on the connecting plate 1004, and is separated from the bottom of the tent 1 by the connecting plate 1004, so that there is a large gap between the tent 1 and the partition 4. At this time, the worker then places the cement bag 3 on the upper side of the partition 4, and then separates it from the bottom of the tent 1. When rainwater remains at the bottom of the tent 1, the rainwater cannot directly contact the cement bag 3, thereby protecting the cement bag 3 during storage.

[0043] It is also taken into consideration that when emergency transportation of cement bags 3 is carried out in a rainstorm environment, a large amount of rainwater is easily carried into the tent 1 by the workers. In order to prevent the rainwater accumulated on the partition 4 from penetrating into the cement bags 3 at the bottom, the rainwater is allowed to flow into the drainage cavity 4002 through the drainage groove 4001 opened on the partition 4, and then the rainwater in the drainage cavity 4002 is discharged to the ground through the outlet 4003, so that water cannot accumulate on the upper side of the partition 4, thereby preventing the cement bags 3 from absorbing moisture and hardening.

[0044] It is also considered that when facing a humid environment, the cement bag 3 easily absorbs moisture in the air and hardens. By covering the surface of the cement bag 3 with the waterproof membrane 2 and using the inner wall of the tent 1 in combination with the waterproof membrane 2 to cover the cement bag 3, water vapor is prevented from directly contacting the cement bag 3. In a high humidity environment, the cement bag 3 is protected. When the water vapor is intercepted by the waterproof membrane 2, a temperature difference is easily generated during the day and night changes, and the temperature difference causes the water vapor to condense on the surface of the waterproof membrane 2, thereby forming liquid water. At this time, the condensed liquid water flows downward along the surface of the waterproof membrane 2, causing the liquid water to flow to the partition 4, and the condensed liquid water is discharged from the tent 1 through the leakage groove 4001, the drainage cavity 4002 and the water outlet 4003, thereby preventing liquid water from accumulating on the partition 4 during the normal storage of the cement bag 3, and ensuring the integrity of the cement bag 3. At the same time, when the surface of the cement bag 3 is covered with the waterproof membrane 2, when the worker needs to take the cement bag 3, he needs to uncover the waterproof membrane 2 first, and then take out the cement bag 3;

[0045] When the cement bags 3 are piled up too high, the upper side of the waterproof membrane 2 is at a higher height, making it difficult for workers to uncover it, which makes it cumbersome for workers to carry the cement bags 3. In order to avoid this phenomenon, the first electric slider 101 is driven by an external power supply to drive the pulley 102 and the pull rope 103 close to the cement bag 3, and then drive the first pull rod 104 close to the waterproof membrane 2. At this time, the worker uses the clamping part 10401 to clamp the side of the waterproof membrane 2. The worker then holds the handhold 10301 and pulls the pull rope 103 downward on the pulley 102, thereby driving the first pull rod 104 to move upward, so that the clamping part 10401 clamps one side of the waterproof membrane 2 and lifts it upward, and then the waterproof membrane 2 is uncovered and lifted up. At this time, cooperate with another worker to move the cement bag 3 down to avoid the difficulty of workers to completely uncover the waterproof membrane 2 when the height is too high, thereby improving the convenience of carrying the cement bag 3.

[0046] It is also considered that when the cement bags 3 need to be stacked on the waterproof membrane 2, after the first pull rod 104 pulls up the waterproof membrane 2, the waterproof membrane 2 cannot be completely attached to the inner wall of the tent 1, causing the waterproof membrane 2 to droop and bend at a part of the position, and then when the workers stack the cement bags 3, the wrinkled waterproof membrane 2 easily makes it difficult for the workers to stack. In order to avoid this phenomenon, the second electric slider 106 is driven to slide upward by an external power supply, and then the second pull rod 107 is driven to slide upward, so that the waterproof membrane 2 is as Figure 6As shown, it is attached to the inner wall of the tent 1, so that it is more convenient for workers to stack cement bags 3. In the process of the second pull rod 107 pushing the second pull rod 107, the extrusion part 4004 is first used to clamp the position of the waterproof membrane 2 attached to the partition 4 to prevent the waterproof membrane 2 from separating from the partition 4 and to prevent the lower side of the cement bag 3 from being covered by the waterproof membrane 2. At the same time, the arc structure on the side of the extrusion part 4004 is used to avoid contacting the waterproof membrane 2 in an angular manner after pressing the waterproof membrane 2, to prevent the waterproof membrane 2 from being punctured, and to ensure the integrity of the waterproof membrane 2. At the same time, in the process of uncovering the waterproof membrane 2, considering that the liquid water condensed on the surface of the waterproof membrane 2 is easy to flow to the cement bag 3, the second pull rod 107 is driven by the second electric slider 106 to move upward, so that the second pull rod 107 is higher than the first pull rod 104, so that the upper side of the waterproof membrane 2 is tilted downward toward the middle of the tent 1, and then the liquid water accumulated on the upper side of the waterproof membrane 2 is guided to the partition 4, and finally the liquid water is discharged through the leakage groove 4001, so as to improve the protection of the cement bag 3 during transportation.

[0047] It is also considered that when the waterproof membrane 2 is covered on the surface of the cement bag 3, since the front and rear sides of the cement bag 3 are both attached to the inner wall of the tent 1, at this time, the waterproof membrane 2 only needs to cover the upper side of the cement bag 3 and the side facing the middle of the tent 1 to cover the cement bag 3 completely. When the workers carry the cement bags 3 many times, the waterproof membrane 2 naturally hangs down after covering the uppermost cement bag 3. Each time the cement bag 3 is carried, the waterproof membrane 2 will slide off the cement bag 3 without a fixed position, causing the workers to overcome the sliding of the waterproof membrane 2 while carrying the cement bag 3. The whole process is cumbersome. By Figure 2When covering the cement bags 3 in the manner shown, the workers need to first lay one side of the waterproof membrane 2 on the upper side of the partition 4, and then press the cement bags 3 onto the waterproof membrane 2 for stacking. In order for the waterproof membrane 2 to completely cover the cement bags 3 after the cement bags 3 are stacked, the waterproof membrane 2 is relatively long. In order to prevent the waterproof membrane 2 from affecting the stacking of the cement bags 3, the workers need to lift the waterproof membrane 2 during the whole process. When it is necessary to wrap the lower side of the cement bags 3, the workers use the clamping part 10401 to clamp one side of the waterproof membrane 2, and then hold the gripping part 10301 and pull it downward, so that the first pull rod 104 drives one side of the waterproof membrane 2 to lift up. At this time, the first electric slider 101 is controlled to drive the pulley 102, the pull rope 103 and the first pull rod 104 to approach the side of the tent 1. It should be noted that after the waterproof membrane 2 is lifted, part of it is still attached to the upper side of the partition 4. At this time, the workers only need to press the first layer of cement bags 3 on the waterproof membrane 2 in contact with the partition 4, and then stack the cement bags 3 in sequence. At this time, the waterproof membrane 2 is always clamped on the side of the tent 1 by the first pull rod 104, so as not to affect the workers' stacking of cement bags 3, and there is no need for workers to stand at a high place to lift the waterproof membrane 2, thereby reducing the risk of workers falling. At this time, the workers only need to start the first electric slider 101 to slide toward the middle of the tent 1 after the cement bags 3 are stacked, and at the same time, the workers slowly release the clamping part 10401, and the metal material used by the first pull rod 104 makes it move downward under its own gravity, so that the raised side of the waterproof membrane 2 gradually moves toward the middle of the tent 1 and also moves downward, so that the waterproof membrane 2 is flatly hung on the surface of the cement bags 3, thereby improving the convenience of workers covering the waterproof membrane 2 and stacking the cement bags 3.

[0048] It is also taken into consideration that when the waterproof membrane 2 is laid on the surface of the cement bag 3, the end of the waterproof membrane 2 facing the middle of the tent 1 cannot be completely fitted with the upper side of the partition 4 without being pressed by a heavy object. This causes humid water vapor to easily penetrate the side of the waterproof membrane 2 and directly contact the cement bag 3. When the worker completely releases the clamping portion 10401, the first pull rod 104 falls due to its own gravity and contacts the upper side of the partition 4. At this time, the worker only needs to press the first pull rod 104 on the side of the waterproof membrane 2 so that the side of the waterproof membrane 2 is fitted on the partition 4 under the action of the pressing of the first pull rod 104, so that water vapor cannot penetrate the gap between the waterproof membrane 2 and the partition 4 and contact the cement bag 3, thereby improving the protection effect on the cement bag 3.

[0049] It is also considered that, when the cement bags 3 are gradually carried away from the tent 1, the stacking height of the cement bags 3 gradually decreases, and the waterproof membrane 2 will gradually increase as the number of cement bags 3 gradually decreases, which will cause the waterproof membrane 2 to cover the leakage groove 4001 on the partition 4, making it impossible for rainwater in the tent 1 to be discharged smoothly. At the same time, when the workers need to carry the cement bags 3, the workers need to first roll up the waterproof membrane 2 that has fallen and then uncover the waterproof membrane 2, which makes it extremely inconvenient for the workers to carry the cement bags 3. When the workers find that too much waterproof membrane 2 has fallen on the partition 4, the first pull rod 104 is rotatably connected to the clamping ring 105, and the clamping portion 10401 holds the waterproof membrane 2 One end is clamped, and then the worker only needs to rotate the first pull rod 104 to rotate the clamping part 10401, thereby driving the part of the waterproof membrane 2 that is in excessive contact with the partition 4 to be rolled up on the first pull rod 104, and the waterproof membrane 2 is rolled up by the first pull rod 104, thereby reducing the tedious steps of the workers when carrying the cement bag 3. At the same time, when the cement bag 3 is completely moved out of the tent 1, the worker opens the squeezing part 4004 to separate the waterproof membrane 2 from the clamping part 4004. At this time, the waterproof membrane 2 can also be completely rolled up on the first pull rod 104, and then the first pull rod 104 is removed from the clamping ring 105, so as to realize the rapid storage of the waterproof membrane 2 and the rapid disassembly and storage of the first pull rod 104.

[0050] When workers need to carry cement bags 3, they need to uncover the waterproof membrane 2. During this process, in order to prevent liquid water remaining on the waterproof membrane 2 from flowing to the cement bags 3 during the uncovering process, workers manually stack one more bag of cement bags 3 near the side of the tent 1 so that after the waterproof membrane 2 covers the cement bags 3, the upper side of the waterproof membrane 2 gradually tilts downward toward the middle of the tent 1 as a whole, to prevent the upper side of the waterproof membrane 2 from being horizontal and causing liquid water to accumulate. At the same time, when the worker pulls the clamping part 10401, the clamping part 10401 on one side can also be pulled to tilt the side of the waterproof membrane 2, thereby draining the liquid water remaining on the side of the waterproof membrane 2 to the partition 4, to prevent the liquid water remaining on the side of the waterproof membrane 2 from falling onto the cement bags 3.

[0051] Example 2

[0052] On the basis of Example 1, Figure 1 , Figure 7 and Figure 8 As shown, the reinforcement system also includes a connection block 201 and a reinforcement rib 202; a connection block 201 is fixedly connected to the lower side of each partition 4, and the connection block 201 is configured to be hollow; a plurality of connection blocks 201 are detachably connected to a reinforcement rib 202.

[0053] The reinforcing rib 202 is configured to be hollow; a plurality of rectangular grooves 20201 are provided on the reinforcing rib 202; and the interior of the connecting block 201 is connected to the rectangular grooves 20201.

[0054] In order to conveniently store the partitions 4, all the partitions 4 are strung together by ropes. When the partitions 4 need to be stored, all the partitions 4 are rolled up to achieve the function of quick disassembly and storage. Although this method brings convenience, there is a large gap between the partitions 4 and the tent 1. The left and right sides of all the partitions 4 are in contact with the ground nails 1002 as support points. This results in the workers carrying the cement bags 3 in the middle of the partitions 4 many times. The middle of a single partition 4 has no support point and is prone to bending and deformation downward. At this time, a connecting block 201 is set on the lower side of each partition 4. When the partitions 4 are built, the workers insert the reinforcing ribs 202 into each connecting block 201 to string all the partitions 4 together, thereby providing longitudinal support for the partitions 4. When a single partition 4 is affected by the gravity of the workers and the cement bags 3, the gravity is transferred to all the partitions 4 through the connecting blocks 201 and the reinforcing ribs 202, so that all the partitions 4 bear the gravity together, thereby avoiding bending and deformation of a single partition 4 due to the force, preventing the partitions 4 from being unable to be stored later, and extending the service life of the partitions 4.

[0055] It is also considered that in order to further reduce the impact of rainwater on the cement bag 3, by setting the reinforcing rib 202 to be hollow, the rainwater discharged into the drainage cavity 4002 first flows to the connecting block 201 through the outlet 4003, and then flows from the connecting block 201 to the rectangular groove 20201, and finally discharges into the hollow reinforcing rib 202, so that the rainwater flows along the reinforcing rib 202 to the front side of the tent 1, and then the rainwater is discharged from the tent 1. It should be noted that: when the tent 1 is camped, the rear side can be slightly higher than the front side, so that the front side of the reinforcing rib 202 is tilted downward, thereby ensuring the drainage work of the reinforcing rib 202 and increasing the waterproof performance of the tent 1.

[0056] Although the present invention is described in detail with reference to the above embodiments, it is obvious to those skilled in the art through this disclosure that various changes or modifications may be made to the present invention without departing from the principle and spirit of the present invention defined by the claims. Therefore, the detailed description of the embodiments of the present disclosure is only used to explain, not to limit the present invention, but the scope of protection is limited by the content of the claims.

Claims

1. A waterproof and moisture-proof cement storage emergency tent, comprising a tent (1); the tent (1) is made of waterproof cloth as a whole; the tent (1) is composed of a curtain (1001), ground nails (1002), a support frame (1003) and a connecting plate (1004); a cement bag (3) is stored in the tent (1); the surface of the cement bag (3) is covered with a waterproof film (2); the characteristics are: The tent (1) also includes a partition (4), a first electric slider (101), a pulley (102), a pull rope (103), a first pull rod (104), a clamp (105) and a reinforcement system; a plurality of partitions (4) are detachably connected in the tent (1) to prevent the cement bag (3) from absorbing water and getting damp; each partition (4) is connected to each other by a rope, and the partitions (4) are stored and unfolded by the rope; a plurality of first electric sliders (101) are slidably connected to the support frame (1003); each first electric slider (101) is rotatably connected to a pulley (1 02); each pulley (102) is slidably connected to a pull rope (103); each pull rope (103) is provided with a hand-held portion (10301); each pull rope (103) is fixedly connected to a clamping ring (105); a first pull rod (104) for assisting workers in stacking cement bags (3) is commonly connected between two adjacent clamping rings (105); each first pull rod (104) is provided with a clamping portion (10401); each partition (4) is detachably connected to a reinforcement system for preventing the middle portion of the partition (4) from being sunken and deformed.

2. A waterproof and moisture-proof cement storage emergency tent according to claim 1, characterized in that: It also includes a second electric slider (106) and a second pull rod (107); a plurality of second electric sliders (106) are slidably connected to the support frame (1003); and a second pull rod (107) is commonly fixedly connected between each two adjacent second electric sliders (106) for facilitating the stacking of cement bags (3).

3. A waterproof and moisture-proof cement storage emergency tent according to claim 1, characterized in that: Each first tie rod (104) is pressed onto the waterproof membrane (2), and each partition (4) is made of metal material, so that the first tie rod (104) is pressed onto the side of the waterproof membrane (2), ensuring that the side of the waterproof membrane (2) is tightly fitted onto the partition (4) to prevent water vapor from penetrating.

4. A waterproof and moisture-proof cement storage emergency tent according to claim 3, characterized in that: Each clamping ring (105) is rotatably connected to an adjacent first pull rod (104), so as to collect excess waterproof membrane (2) hanging on the partition (4) and prevent workers from stepping on the waterproof membrane (2) and slipping.

5. A waterproof and moisture-proof cement storage emergency tent according to claim 4, characterized in that: Each partition (4) is provided with a plurality of drainage grooves (4001) for preventing water from accumulating on the upper side of the partition (4); each partition (4) is provided with a drainage cavity (4002), and each drainage cavity (4002) is communicated with an adjacent drainage groove (4001); each partition (4) is provided with a water outlet (4003) on the lower side, and the water outlet (4003) is communicated with an adjacent drainage cavity (4002); each partition (4) is provided with a plurality of extrusion portions (4004) for preventing the waterproof membrane (2) from loosening; and the side edges of the extrusion portions (4004) are arranged in an arc shape.

6. A waterproof and moisture-proof cement storage emergency tent according to claim 5, characterized in that: Each drainage cavity (4002) is configured in a V shape.

7. A waterproof and moisture-proof cement storage emergency tent according to claim 4, characterized in that: Each first tie rod (104) is removable from an adjacent clamping ring (105).

8. A waterproof and moisture-proof cement storage emergency tent according to claim 7, characterized in that: The reinforcement system further comprises a connection block (201) and a reinforcement rib (202); a connection block (201) is fixedly connected to the lower side of each partition (4), and the connection block (201) is arranged to be hollow; a plurality of connection blocks (201) are detachably connected together with a reinforcement rib (202) for preventing the middle portion of the partition (4) from being sunken and deformed.

9. A waterproof and moisture-proof cement storage emergency tent according to claim 8, characterized in that: The reinforcing rib (202) is configured to be hollow; a plurality of rectangular grooves (20201) are provided on the reinforcing rib (202) to prevent excessive rainwater from accumulating on the lower side of the tent (1); and the interior of the connecting block (201) is connected to the rectangular grooves (20201).

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