A movable isolation wall

Abstract

The present invention discloses a movable isolation wall, which relates to the technical field of wall construction. The present invention specifically includes a wall, a movable assembly and a locking structure, wherein the movable assembly is connected to the wall, the movable assembly is used to move the position of the wall, the wall is provided with a movable wall panel, the movable wall panel is movably connected to the wall, the movable wall panel is used to support goods from the side, the locking structure is provided on the wall or on the movable assembly, the locking structure is used to lock the wall position, and is used to fix the wall position when the movable wall panel supports goods. The present invention is provided with a movable wall panel, the movable wall panel can be moved relative to the wall, and the goods can be supported from the side by the movable wall panel, thereby preventing the goods from tipping over.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of wall construction technology, and specifically provides a movable partition wall. Background Technology

[0002] Warehouses are used to store goods. Because different goods require different storage conditions, different goods may need to be stored in different storage rooms. The required storage space also varies depending on the quantity of goods stored. Therefore, warehouses can use movable partitions to divide them into several storage rooms. When a warehouse needs to store a specific type of goods in a separate room, and the capacity of a single storage room is insufficient, the position of the partition can be adjusted to increase the size of the storage room, allowing that specific type of goods to be stored alone in one room. Movable partitions are typically moved via tracks, such as guide rails installed in the ceiling, connecting the top of the partition to the track, thus enabling the partition to move along the track.

[0003] However, to make full use of warehouse space, goods are often stacked upwards. This stacking can easily lead to instability; the higher the stack, the more likely it is to tip over, causing damage and economic losses. Summary of the Invention

[0004] This invention provides a movable partition wall to solve the problem of economic losses caused by goods easily tipping over and falling when stacked too high.

[0005] The technical solution of the present invention is as follows:

[0006] A movable partition wall includes a wall body, a movable component, and a locking structure. The movable component is connected to the wall body and is used to move the position of the wall body. The wall body is provided with a movable wall panel, which is movably connected to the wall body and is used to support goods from the side. The locking structure is provided on the wall body and is used to lock the position of the wall body, thereby fixing the position of the wall body when the movable wall panel supports the goods.

[0007] In this solution, movable wall panels are installed on the walls. These movable wall panels can move relative to the walls. After the walls have divided the internal space of the warehouse, goods can be stacked in the divided spaces. When the goods are stacked, the movable wall panels can be moved so that they rest against the sides of the goods, thus supporting the goods and preventing them from shaking or tipping over.

[0008] To prevent the movable wall panel from slipping relative to the goods and losing its supporting function, the movable wall panel is equipped with an anti-slip structure, through which the movable wall panel contacts the goods.

[0009] In this design, the surface of the movable wall panel is equipped with an anti-slip structure. The function of this structure is to increase the friction between the movable wall panel and the goods, preventing the panel from sliding relative to the goods. Furthermore, the anti-slip structure also prevents the goods from tipping over in other directions. For example, if the movable wall panel supports the goods from the left, it prevents the goods from tipping over to the left. Similarly, when the goods tilt or move forward or backward due to the anti-slip structure, they must overcome the friction of the structure to prevent them from tipping over in that direction.

[0010] When goods need to be retrieved from the warehouse, in order to avoid the friction of the anti-slip structure causing difficulty in loosening the movable wall panel and resulting in low goods retrieval efficiency, the anti-slip structure is movably connected to the movable wall panel. The movable wall panel is provided with mounting holes for accommodating the anti-slip structure. A lifting structure is provided in the mounting holes to lift the anti-slip structure outside the mounting holes, so that the anti-slip structure is in contact with the goods.

[0011] In this solution, when the movable wall panel is needed to support goods, the anti-slip structure can be raised to the outside of the mounting hole using the lifting structure, allowing the anti-slip structure to contact the goods. When the movable wall panel is not needed to support goods, the lifting structure can be operated to retract the anti-slip structure into the mounting hole. When the anti-slip structure is no longer in contact with the goods, no friction is generated between the anti-slip structure and the movable wall panel, thereby reducing the resistance to the movement of the movable wall panel. This allows the movable wall panel to quickly detach from its supporting state, facilitating the removal of goods and improving the efficiency of goods removal.

[0012] Preferably, it also includes a buffer section, which is disposed between the wall and the movable wall panel.

[0013] In this solution, the movable wall panel is connected to the wall via a buffer section. When the movable wall panel supports the goods, the buffer section will inevitably be compressed. At this time, the buffer section will keep the movable wall panel in contact with the goods under its own elasticity and provide continuous support to the goods, preventing the goods from moving from the mounting holes.

[0014] Preferably, the buffer part includes a connecting rod, the two ends of which are respectively connected to the wall and the hinged mounting holes of the movable wall panel.

[0015] In this solution, the hinged connection of the connecting rod can increase the range of motion of the movable plate, allowing it to support goods further away from the wall without requiring the goods to be close to the wall, thus facilitating the stacking of goods. It also allows workers to manipulate the movable wall plate between the wall and the goods.

[0016] Preferably, a hinge shaft is provided between the connecting rod and the wall, and the connecting rod and the wall are rotatably connected through the hinge shaft, so that the movable wall panel has the freedom to rotate up and down in the vertical plane.

[0017] In this design, the connecting rod rotates up and down to change the position of the movable wall panel, making it easier for workers to operate the panel. For example, moving the movable wall panel from top to bottom causes the connecting rod to rotate from top to bottom, allowing the panel to contact and support the goods. Workers can then use their weight to pull the panel downwards, enabling it to rotate and support the goods.

[0018] Preferably, the connecting rod is fixedly connected to the hinge shaft, the hinge shaft is provided with a cam, the cam is connected to the locking structure in a transmission manner, the rotation of the connecting rod drives the hinge shaft to rotate, and the rotation of the cam drives the locking structure to move.

[0019] In this solution, when the movable wall panel is supporting goods, the locking mechanism will always lock the wall's position under the action of the cam, preventing the goods from falling over due to wall movement. It also prevents workers from moving the wall while it is supporting goods; if workers cannot move the wall, they will check if there are goods supporting it on the other side.

[0020] Preferably, the connecting rod includes a gas spring.

[0021] In this design, the gas spring has a large compressibility and is more versatile.

[0022] Preferably, the partition wall includes at least two support components, each support component being connected to the wall body, and the support components are distributed vertically and / or horizontally.

[0023] In this solution, the more support components installed on the wall, the more goods can be supported, thus improving the stability of the support.

[0024] Preferably, the locking structure includes a top rod and a push block. The push block is disposed on the side of the top rod, and the cam abuts against the top or bottom surface of the push block to push the top rod to move upward or downward. When the top rod moves upward, it presses against the roof. When the top rod moves downward, it presses against the ground. The top rod fixes the position of the wall by pressing against the roof or the ground.

[0025] In this design, the top rods secure the wall to the ceiling or floor, preventing horizontal movement. Multiple top rods can simultaneously tighten the wall against the ceiling or floor, further enhancing its stability.

[0026] The beneficial effects of this invention are:

[0027] The present invention is equipped with a movable wall panel that can move relative to the wall. The movable wall panel can support the goods from the side, thereby preventing the goods from tipping over. Attached Figure Description

[0028] To more clearly illustrate the technical solution of the present invention, the accompanying drawings used in the description of the embodiments will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are only some embodiments of the present invention. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without creative effort.

[0029] Figure 1 This is the front view of Embodiment 1;

[0030] Figure 2 This is a cross-sectional view from the right perspective of Embodiment 1;

[0031] Figure 3 This is a cross-sectional view from the right side of another implementation structure in Embodiment 1;

[0032] Figure 4 This is a cross-sectional view from the right perspective of the movable wall panel protruding from the wall in Embodiment 1.

[0033] Figure 5 This is a partial cross-sectional view of the locking structure in Embodiment 1;

[0034] Figure 6 This is a right view of the movable wall panel, keel support, and connecting rod in Embodiment 2;

[0035] Figure 7 This is a right view of the movable wall panel, keel support, and connecting rod in another position in Embodiment 2;

[0036] Figure 8 This is a cross-sectional view of the movable wall panel, camshaft, and anti-slip structure in the first position in Embodiment 3;

[0037] Figure 9 This is a cross-sectional view of the movable wall panel, camshaft, and anti-slip structure in the second position in Embodiment 3;

[0038] Figure 10 This is a partial schematic diagram of the connecting rod, keel support, and locking structure in Embodiment 4;

[0039] Figure 11 This is a partial schematic diagram of the connecting rod, keel bracket, and locking structure in another location in Embodiment 4;

[0040] Figure 12 This is a right view of the movable support and wall in Embodiment 5;

[0041] Figure 13 This is a cross-sectional view of the movable support in Example 5;

[0042] Figure 14 This is a top view of Example 5;

[0043] Figure 15 This is a cross-sectional view of the bearing groove and the moving component from the front view in Embodiment Six;

[0044] Figure 16 This is a top view of the hose located within the bearing groove in Example 6;

[0045] Figure 17 This is a top view of the hose located at another position within the bearing groove in Example 6;

[0046] Figure 18 This is a top view of the corrugated pipe located in the bearing groove in Embodiment Six;

[0047] Figure 19 This is a top view of the corrugated pipe located in another position within the bearing groove in Example 6.

[0048] In the above figures, the corresponding reference numerals are as follows:

[0049] 1. Keel support; 2. Fixed wall panel; 3. Movable wall panel; 4. Guide rail; 5. Rolling pair; 6. Airbag; 7. Locking pin; 8. Connecting rod; 9. Anti-slip structure; 10. Camshaft; 11. Mounting hole; 12. Cam; 13. Push block; 14. Top rod; 15. Movable bracket; 16. Transition pipe; 17. Mounting groove; 18. Sprinkler structure; 19. Indicator light; 20. Bearing groove; 21. Pipe joint; 22. Roller; 23. U-bend; 24. Hoses; 25. Fire protection pipes; 26. Corrugated pipes; 27. U-joints. Detailed Implementation

[0050] The technical solution of the present invention will be clearly and completely described in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and through specific embodiments of the present invention.

[0051] Example 1:

[0052] like Figure 1 As shown, this embodiment provides a movable partition wall, including a wall body, a moving component, and a locking structure. The moving component is connected to the top or bottom of the wall body and is used for wall movement. The locking structure is connected to the wall body and acts on the moving component, the ground, or the roof to lock the position of the wall body and prevent it from moving arbitrarily under force. A movable wall panel 3 is provided on the surface of the wall body. The movable wall panel 3 is movably connected to the wall body and can move to change its distance from the wall body. After the movable wall panel 3 moves, it can support goods at a distance from the wall body. When the movable wall panel 3 abuts against the goods, it can prevent the goods from tipping over.

[0053] The reason for setting up movable wall panel 3 to support the goods is that the goods will not be level when placed. If the goods are pressed down directly from the side by the partition wall, most of the goods will not be effectively supported, and it will not be able to stably and effectively prevent the goods from tipping over.

[0054] like Figure 2 As shown, the wall includes a frame support 1, movable wall panels 3, and fixed wall panels 2. The frame support 1 is a frame structure welded from profiles. The movable wall panels 3 are movably connected to the frame support 1, and the fixed wall panels 2 are fixedly connected to the frame support 1. The fixed wall panels 2 are immovable and serve as the wall surface. When it is not necessary to support goods, the movable wall panels 3 can be moved to a position flush with the fixed wall panels 2. At this time, the partition wall has a flat wall surface and can be used as a regular partition wall.

[0055] When the movable wall panel 3 does not need to support goods, it can be flush with the fixed wall panel 2. In this case, the movable wall panel 3 can be located between the fixed wall panels 2. For example, a movable wall panel 3 can be installed between two fixed wall panels 2, with the fixed wall panels 2 on its upper and lower sides, and the back of the movable wall panel 3 connected to the keel support 1. It should be noted that the back of the movable wall panel 3 here refers to the side closest to the keel support 1.

[0056] Or such as Figure 3 As shown, a receiving groove can be provided on the fixed wall panel 2 to accommodate the movable wall panel 3. When the movable wall panel 3 does not need to support goods, it retracts into the receiving groove, with the back of the movable wall panel 3 touching the bottom of the groove. This method increases the processing cost of the fixed wall panel 2, but its advantage is that no gaps appear on the wall surface after the movable wall panel 3 moves, preventing external objects from falling into the wall from the position of the movable wall panel 3.

[0057] After the movable wall panel 3 is moved, it needs to support the goods. Therefore, a structure for supporting the movable wall panel 3 is also provided between the movable wall panel 3 and the wall.

[0058] like Figure 4 As shown, the structure supporting the movable wall panel 3 can be an airbag 6. The airbag 6 is fixed between the back of the movable wall panel 3 and the wall. The airbag 6 is equipped with an inflation port. An air pump can be placed in the warehouse, and workers can pull the air pump's inflation pipe to inflate the airbag 6. After the airbag 6 inflates, it pushes the movable wall panel 3 to move, allowing the movable wall panel 3 to press against the goods from the side. The way the airbag 6 presses against the movable wall panel 3 is a flexible support; therefore, in this embodiment, the airbag 6 is also referred to as a buffer. When the goods are displaced, the airbag 6 can also play a buffering role, and when pressing against the goods, the airbag 6 will also continuously exert force on the movable wall panel 3, so that the movable wall panel 3 can continuously provide support for the goods.

[0059] The back of the movable wall panel 3 is fixedly connected to the airbag 6, for example, by adhesive bonding, or by setting a fixing strap on the surface of the airbag 6 and using screws, rivets, or steel nails to fix the fixing strap to the movable wall panel 3. The connection method between the airbag 6 and the wall can be the same as that between the movable wall panel 3 and the wall.

[0060] When the movable wall panel 3 does not require support, it can be fixed to the wall using hand-tightened bolts. For example, nuts can be welded to the keel bracket 1, or screw holes can be provided on the fixed wall panel 2, and through holes can be provided on the movable wall panel 3. The hand-tightened bolts can pass through the through holes on the movable wall panel 3 and then be connected to the keel bracket 1 or the fixed wall panel 2, thereby fixing the movable wall panel 3 to the wall. When the movable wall panel 3 is fixed to the wall, the airbag 6 is in a compressed state and is located between the movable wall panel 3 and the wall. For example, the airbag 6 is located at the bottom of the receiving groove, or the airbag 6 is located inside the keel bracket 1. It should be noted that, to ensure that the airbag 6 can stably push the movable wall panel 3, if the airbag 6 is connected to the keel bracket 1, a net or a support plate that can support the airbag 6 needs to be provided on the keel bracket 1 so that the airbag 6 can expand away from the keel bracket 1.

[0061] The front side (the side closest to the cargo) of the movable wall panel 3 is provided with an anti-slip structure 9. When the airbag 6 pushes the movable wall panel 3 to move, the airbag 6 also pushes the anti-slip structure 9 toward the cargo. When the anti-slip structure 9 comes into contact with the surface of the cargo, friction can prevent the cargo from moving in a direction parallel to the front side of the movable wall panel 3, thereby preventing the cargo from tipping over in a direction parallel to the front side (front or rear).

[0062] The anti-slip structure 9 can be made of rubber.

[0063] Multiple movable wall panels 3 can be installed on one side of the wall, for example, two, three, four or more movable wall panels 3. Each movable wall panel 3 can be distributed vertically, horizontally, or both simultaneously.

[0064] Movable wall panels 3 can be installed on both sides of the wall.

[0065] The moving component includes a guide rail 4 and a rolling pair 5. The guide rail 4 is made of I-beam steel. The rolling pair 5 is equipped with rollers 22 and is tactilely connected to the guide rail 4 through the rollers 22. The rolling pair 5 is fixedly connected to the keel support 1. When the rolling pair 5 moves along the guide rail 4, the keel support 1 will move with the rolling pair 5.

[0066] A drive motor can be installed on the rolling pair 5. The drive motor is connected to the roller 22 for transmission. The roller 22 can be driven to rotate by the drive motor, so that the isolation wall can be moved by the drive motor without manual pushing.

[0067] At least two movable components are installed on an isolation wall to make the force on the keel support 1 more balanced.

[0068] like Figure 5 As shown, the locking structure can be a locking pin 7. For example, the locking pin 7 is slidably connected to the wall. The locking pin 7 is vertical. The bottom surface of the warehouse is provided with several locking pin holes that are adapted to the locking pin 7. When the locking pin 7 is inserted into the locking pin hole, the wall can be fixed.

[0069] The locking structure can be connected to the bottommost fixed wall panel 2.

[0070] Example 2:

[0071] This second embodiment provides a movable isolation wall, which differs from the first embodiment in that the buffer section between the movable wall panel 3 and the wall is different.

[0072] When the buffer section uses airbag 6, the volume of airbag 6 cannot be too large. If airbag 6 is too large, it will be difficult to store, making it difficult to align the movable wall panel 3 with the fixed wall panel 2. In this case, the expansion volume of airbag 6 will not be very large, resulting in a small range of movement for the movable wall panel 3 and a small distance between the wall and the goods. When the size difference of the goods is large, they cannot be placed evenly, which will result in the wall only being able to support a small portion of the goods.

[0073] Therefore, in this second embodiment, the buffer section uses a connecting rod 8 that can be elastically extended and retracted to support the movable wall panel 3.

[0074] like Figure 6 and Figure 7 As shown, one end of the connecting rod 8 is hinged to the side of the movable wall panel 3, and the other end of the connecting rod 8 is hinged to the wall. To ensure that the movable wall panel 3 can be stably supported by the connecting rod 8, one or two connecting rods 8 can be connected to each side of the movable wall panel 3, and the connecting rods 8 are parallel to each other. A groove can be provided on the wall to accommodate the connecting rod 8, so that when the movable wall panel 3 is flush with the fixed wall panel 2, the connecting rod 8 can be prevented from protruding on the wall surface.

[0075] The connecting rod 8 is hinged to the wall, allowing it to swing up and down in the vertical plane, possessing a degree of freedom for vertical rotation. Therefore, the movable wall panel 3 can move when the connecting rod 8 swings. The distance between the movable wall panel 3 and the wall is at its maximum when the connecting rod 8 swings to be parallel to the horizontal plane.

[0076] When the movable wall panel 3 needs to support the goods, it needs to move along the swing direction of the connecting rod 8 to the position of the goods. After the movable wall panel 3 comes into contact with the goods, it continues to push or pull the movable wall panel 3 to compress the connecting rod 8. After the connecting rod 8 is compressed, it can continuously apply pressure to the movable wall panel 3 so that the movable wall panel 3 can stably support the goods.

[0077] When the movable wall panel 3 supports the goods, the connecting rod 8 can be in an inclined state or in a horizontal state.

[0078] The elastically extendable connecting rod 8 can be made of gas spring or hydraulic spring. Gas spring is preferred because to provide stable support for the goods, the connecting rod 8 needs to deform to ensure it can continuously provide support. However, deforming the connecting rod 8 requires manual operation. Gas springs are easier to compress than hydraulic springs, so using a gas spring makes it easier for workers to compress the spring, facilitating operation.

[0079] Example 3:

[0080] Based on Embodiment 2, this third embodiment provides a movable isolation wall. The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 2 is that the anti-slip structure 9 is set in a different way in this third embodiment.

[0081] In Embodiment 2, the movable wall panel 3 needs to continue moving after contacting the goods in order to compress the connecting rod 8. However, as the movable wall panel 3 moves, the anti-slip structure 9 is already in contact with the goods. At this point, the friction between the anti-slip structure 9 and the goods creates resistance to the movement of the movable wall panel 3, making it difficult for the movable wall panel 3 to move. Ultimately, this may result in insufficient compression of the connecting rod 8, poor support for the goods, and an inability to provide stable support.

[0082] Therefore, such as Figure 8 and Figure 9 As shown, the movable wall panel 3 in this embodiment has mounting holes 11, and the anti-slip structure 9 is disposed within the mounting holes 11. A lifting structure is also provided within the mounting holes 11, the function of which is to push the anti-slip structure 9 to move. When the anti-slip structure 9 is required to function, it is pushed out of the mounting holes 11 by the lifting structure. When the position of the movable wall panel 3 needs to be moved, the anti-slip structure 9 is retracted into the mounting holes 11, reducing the resistance to the movement of the movable wall panel 3.

[0083] Mounting hole 11 is a rectangular hole that penetrates both the front and back of the movable wall panel 3. It should be noted that the front of the movable wall panel 3 refers to the side of the movable wall panel 3 away from the keel support 1, while the back of the movable wall panel 3 is the side of the movable wall panel 3 closest to the wall.

[0084] The lifting structure can employ a camshaft 10, which is located on the back of the movable wall panel 3 and rotatably connected to it. A handle is provided at one end of the camshaft 10, allowing it to be rotated. For example, in the first position, the camshaft 10 does not apply pressure to the anti-slip structure 9, which remains within the mounting hole 11. However, in the second position, the camshaft 10 presses against the anti-slip structure 9 from the side, deforming its center and causing it to protrude from the front of the movable wall panel 3, thus bringing it into contact with the cargo.

[0085] Optionally, a plane parallel to the axis is provided on the camshaft 10, which contacts the anti-slip structure 9 when the camshaft 10 is in the second position. The purpose of providing the plane is to prevent the camshaft 10 from rotating due to the reaction force from the anti-slip structure 9.

[0086] Example 4:

[0087] Based on Embodiment 2, this fourth embodiment provides a movable isolation wall. The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 2 is that the locking method of the wall is different.

[0088] like Figure 10 and Figure 11 As shown, the locking structure in this embodiment includes a top rod 14 and a push block 13, wherein the push block 13 is disposed on the side of the top rod 14. The connecting rod 8 is hinged to the wall via a hinge shaft, the hinge shaft is fixedly connected to the connecting rod 8, and the hinge shaft is rotatably connected to the wall. A cam 12 is disposed on the hinge shaft, and the cam 12 abuts against the upper or lower side of the push block 13.

[0089] When the connecting rod 8 swings, the hinge shaft rotates, which in turn drives the cam 12 to rotate. The rotation of the cam 12 pushes the push block 13 to move up or down. The push block 13 is connected to the top rod 14, so the movement of the push block 13 will push the top rod 14 to move. When the push block 13 moves upward, it will push the top rod 14 upward to press against the ceiling, thus fixing the position of the wall. When the push block 13 moves downward, it will move the top rod 14 downward to press against the ground, which also achieves the purpose of fixing the position of the wall.

[0090] It should be noted that an elastic pad is provided at the end of the top rod 14 to increase the friction between the top rod 14 and the ground or ceiling. At the same time, each connecting rod 8 on the wall is connected to a hinge shaft, each hinge shaft is equipped with a cam 12, and each cam 12 is equipped with a push block 13 and a top rod 14. By increasing the number of top rods 14, the fixing effect of the top rods 14 on the wall is increased.

[0091] Furthermore, a push rod 14 that moves up and down can be installed on the wall. For example, the cam 12 corresponding to the connecting rod 8 on the left side of the movable wall panel 3 pushes the push block 13 upward, while the connecting rod 8 on the right side of the movable wall panel 3 pushes the push block 13 downward, which can simultaneously press against the roof and the ground, thus fixing the wall.

[0092] Similarly, when the top rod 14 moves upward, it can press against the guide rail 4, which can also fix the position of the wall. Optionally, the bottom surface of the guide rail 4 can be provided with a toothed structure. When the top rod 14 presses against the bottom surface of the guide rail 4, the toothed structure can prevent the top rod 14 from sliding relative to the guide rail 4, which can further enhance the fixing effect on the wall.

[0093] A sleeve for constraining the movement direction of the top rod 14 can be installed on the keel support 1 or the fixed wall panel 2. The inner diameter of the sleeve is the same as the outer diameter of the top rod 14. The axis of the sleeve is vertical. The top rod 14 can be slidably inserted into the sleeve and can only move in the vertical direction.

[0094] This fourth embodiment can also be applied to the third embodiment.

[0095] Example 5:

[0096] This fifth embodiment provides a movable isolation wall. Unlike the first embodiment, this fifth embodiment has a movable support 15 at the top of the wall.

[0097] The movable support 15 is movably connected to the wall. When the keel wall moves, the movable support 15 moves with the wall. A spray structure 18 is installed on the movable support 15.

[0098] like Figure 12 As shown, both the keel support 1 and the movable support 15 are equipped with transition pipes 16. One end of the transition pipe 16 is connected to the sprinkler structure 18, and the other end of the transition pipe 16 is equipped with a pipe connector 21, which is used to connect to the fire protection pipe 25 in the building. Water flows from the fire protection pipe 25 through the pipe connector 21 into the transition pipe 16, and then from the transition pipe 16 into the sprinkler structure 18. When a fire occurs, the sprinkler structure 18 can spray water to extinguish the fire. The sprinkler structure 18 is located on the movable support 15 and can cover the location of the isolation wall. Therefore, when the isolation wall obstructs the sprinkler heads inside the building, the sprinkler structure 18 can spray the obstructed area formed by the isolation wall, preventing the isolation wall from forming a sprinkler blind spot.

[0099] The movable support 15 is hinged to the keel support 1, with the hinge axis of the movable support 15 and the keel support 1 aligned vertically, allowing the movable support 15 to rotate in the horizontal plane. The transition pipe 16 can be installed inside the movable support 15 or fixed to its surface using pipe clamps or similar structures. During the rotation of the movable support 15, the transition pipe 16 remains connected to the spray structure 18. As the movable support 15 rotates, the distance between the spray structure 18 and the keel support 1 changes. This change in distance results in different spray ranges for the spray structure 18. Different positions of the isolation wall create different spray blind zones; therefore, the position of the movable support 15 can be adjusted according to the position of the isolation wall, thereby adjusting the spray range of the spray structure 18.

[0100] The movable support 15 can be equipped with at least two spray structures 18 to ensure that the spray range of the spray structures 18 is large enough. The number of spray structures 18 can be two, three, four or more.

[0101] The number of movable supports 15 installed on the keel support 1 can also be set to more, such as two, three, four or more movable supports 15.

[0102] The keel support 1 is a frame structure formed by welding profiles. The fixed wall panel 2 is a plate structure made of fireproof material, such as rock wool board, gypsum board, fiberglass board, etc.

[0103] The movable support 15 can be a profile, such as square steel or aluminum alloy profile, or it can be a columnar structure made of plastic or wood.

[0104] The fixed wall panel 2 can be fixed to the keel bracket 1 with bolts or other fasteners.

[0105] Fixed wall panels 2 and movable supports 15 are respectively installed on both sides of the keel support 1.

[0106] The sprinkler structure 18 can use commonly available fire sprinkler heads. For example, a glass bursting bead type fire sprinkler head, also known as a glass bulb sprinkler head. When the ambient temperature exceeds a certain temperature, the glass bursting bead explodes, causing the outlet of the fire sprinkler head to open, thus initiating the spraying for fire extinguishing.

[0107] like Figure 13 As shown, the spray structure 18 is disposed on the bottom surface of the movable support 15, and the bottom surface of the movable support 15 is provided with a mounting groove 17, in which the spray structure 18 is installed.

[0108] The opening shape of the mounting slot 17 is circular or polygonal.

[0109] An indicator light 19 is also installed within the mounting slot 17. The light emitted by the indicator light 19 is constrained by the mounting slot 17, ensuring that the light can only reach the ground from the opening of the slot 17. The illumination range of the indicator light 19 is the same as the spray range of the sprinkler structure 18; that is, the spray range of the sprinkler structure 18 can be determined by the illumination range of the indicator light 19. Operators can observe the illumination range of the indicator light 19 to determine the spray range of the sprinkler structure 18, thus ensuring that the spray range completely eliminates the spray blind spot on one side of the isolation wall. Typically, the spray ranges of two adjacent indoor sprinkler heads overlap by one-third; therefore, the size of the spray blind spot formed by the isolation wall can be determined by observing the position of the indoor sprinkler heads.

[0110] The indicator light 19 can be a ring light, and the spray structure 18 passes through the middle of the indicator light 19 and is installed at the bottom of the tank. This arrangement can prevent the spray structure 18 from blocking the light and affecting the illumination range of the indicator light 19.

[0111] Alternatively, multiple indicator lights 19 can be installed in the mounting slot 17, with each indicator light 19 distributed around the spray structure 18 in a circumferential direction, which can also solve the problem of the spray structure 18 blocking light.

[0112] The fixed wall panel 2 or the keel bracket 1 is equipped with a switch for controlling the indicator light 19 and a battery compartment for powering the indicator light 19. When it is necessary to adjust the position of the movable bracket 15, the switch can be turned on, and the spray range of the spray structure 18 can be determined by the light illumination range of the indicator light 19.

[0113] like Figure 14 As shown, multiple fixed wall panels 2 and multiple movable brackets 15 can be installed, with the movable brackets 15 positioned on top of the fixed wall panels 2. The higher the movable brackets 15 are, the higher the spray structure 18 will be, and the higher the spray structure 18 is, the greater its spraying range can be.

[0114] Example 6:

[0115] This sixth embodiment provides a movable isolation wall, such as Figure 15 As shown, unlike Embodiment 5, in this embodiment, a flexible hose 24 and a support groove 20 for supporting the flexible hose 24 are provided between the fire-fighting pipe 25 and the transition pipe 16.

[0116] like Figure 16 and Figure 17 As shown, one end of the hose 24 is connected to the fire-fighting pipe 25, and the other end of the hose 24 is connected to the pipe fitting 21. When the rolling pair 5 moves, the hose 24 will move along with the pipe fitting 21.

[0117] The purpose of the support groove 20 is to prevent the hose 24 from bending downwards under gravity. The support groove 20 is located on one side of the guide rail 4 and can be a channel steel structure with its opening facing the guide rail 4. The hose 24 is located within the support groove 20, preventing it from bending downwards under gravity. If the hose 24 were suspended, it would bend downwards and hang inside the room, affecting the placement of objects and making the room unsightly. Furthermore, when the partition wall moves, the suspended hose 24 might move, easily catching on goods inside the room and causing them to shift or tip over. Therefore, the support groove 20 ensures that the hose 24 remains within it, making the room neater and more aesthetically pleasing, and also preventing the hose 24 from catching on goods and causing them to shift or tip over when the partition wall moves.

[0118] The flexible hose 24 is located inside the support groove 20, and the flexible hose 24 always has a U-shaped bend 23, which is automatically formed by the flexible hose 24. Maintaining a U-shaped bend 23 in the flexible hose 24 ensures that the movement of the isolation wall remains smooth.

[0119] like Figure 18 and Figure 19 As shown, the flexible hose 24 can be replaced by a corrugated pipe 26. One end of the corrugated pipe 26 is connected to the end of the fire water pipe, and the other end is connected to the pipe fitting 21. A fixed-shape U-shaped fitting 27 is provided in the middle of the corrugated pipe 26, so that the opening directions of both ends of the corrugated pipe 26 are the same. When the rolling pair 5 moves, the corrugated pipe 26 will extend or shorten, and the U-shaped fitting 27 will also move with the rolling pair 5. Unlike the flexible hose 24, which is bent into a U-shape 23, the flexible hose 24 will expand to both sides under its own elasticity and internal water pressure, abutting against the bearing groove 20 or the guide rail 4, thereby generating resistance to the movement of the rolling pair 5. The U-shaped structure in the corrugated pipe 26 is fixed in shape and will not cause the corrugated pipe 26 to expand to both sides. Therefore, using the corrugated pipe 26 instead of the flexible hose 24 can reduce the movement resistance of the rolling pair 5. Furthermore, because the U-shaped connector 27 has a fixed size, the bellows 26 will not expand to both sides, so the width of the bearing groove 20 can be smaller, reducing costs and the space required for installation.

[0120] Optionally, a water storage tank can be installed at the bottom of the keel support 1. The water storage tank is located inside the isolation wall, between the fixed wall panels 2 on both sides of the isolation wall. The water storage tank can store water, and a water pump is installed inside the water storage tank. The outlet of the water pump is connected to the transition pipe 16. In this embodiment, water can be supplied to the sprinkler structure 18 on the isolation wall through the water storage tank, without having to be connected to the fire protection pipes 25 in the building.

[0121] The water tank can also be installed separately from the partition wall, and one end of the transition pipe 16 can be led out of the partition wall and connected to the water pump in the water tank. However, this implementation method places the transition pipe 16 outside the partition wall, which may affect the placement of goods.

Claims

1. A movable isolation wall, characterized in that: The invention comprises a wall, a movable component and a locking structure, wherein the movable component is connected to the wall and is used to move the wall. The wall is provided with a movable wall panel (3), wherein the movable wall panel (3) is movably connected to the wall and is used to support goods from the side. The locking structure is provided on the wall and is used to lock the wall position and is used to fix the wall position when the movable wall panel (3) supports goods. The invention also comprises a buffer part, wherein the buffer part is provided between the wall and the movable wall panel (3), and the buffer part comprises a connecting rod (8 ), the two ends of the connecting rod (8) are respectively hinged to the wall and the movable wall panel (3), a hinge shaft is arranged between the connecting rod (8) and the wall, the connecting rod (8) and the wall are rotatably connected through the hinge shaft, so that the movable wall panel (3) has the freedom to rotate up and down in a vertical plane, the connecting rod (8) is fixedly connected to the hinge shaft, the hinge shaft is provided with a cam (12), the cam (12) is transmission-connected with the locking structure, the rotation of the connecting rod (8) drives the hinge shaft to rotate, and the locking structure is driven to move through the rotation of the cam (12).

2. A movable isolation wall according to claim 1, characterized in that: The movable wall panel (3) is provided with an anti-skid structure (9), and the movable wall panel (3) is in contact with the goods through the anti-skid structure (9).

3. A movable isolation wall according to claim 2, characterized in that: The anti-skid structure (9) is movably connected to the movable wall panel (3); the movable wall panel (3) is provided with a mounting hole (11) for accommodating the anti-skid structure (9); a lifting structure is provided in the mounting hole (11); the lifting structure is used to lift the anti-skid structure (9) out of the mounting hole (11) so that the anti-skid structure (9) is in contact with the goods.

4. The movable isolation wall according to claim 1, characterized in that: The connecting rod (8) comprises a gas spring.

5. The movable isolation wall according to claim 1, characterized in that: It comprises at least two movable wall panels (3), each movable wall panel (3) is connected to a wall body respectively, each movable wall panel (3) is distributed in a vertical direction and / or each movable wall panel (3) is distributed in a horizontal direction.

6. The movable isolation wall according to claim 1, characterized in that: The locking structure comprises a push rod (14) and a push block (13); the push block (13) is arranged on the side of the push rod (14); the cam (12) abuts against the top surface or the bottom surface of the push block (13) and is used to push the push rod (14) to move upward or downward; the push rod (14) moves upward to press against the roof; the push rod (14) moves downward to press against the ground; the push rod (14) fixes the position of the wall by pressing against the roof or the ground.

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