Shockproof display stand
By designing a simulated earthquake shaking mechanism for the anti-seismic display stand, the problem of traditional display stand lacking anti-seismic demonstration functions is solved, and the response of cultural relics in earthquakes and the intuitive display of earthquake prevention measures is realized, the public's awareness of earthquake prevention and disaster reduction is improved, and cultural relics protection workers are provided with an experimental platform for evaluating seismic resistance performance.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202510250649.7
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-03-04
- Publication Date
- 2025-04-25
AI Technical Summary
Traditional cultural relics display stands lack shock-proof demonstration functions, which cannot allow the public to intuitively understand the reactions of cultural relics in earthquakes and the importance of earthquake-proof measures, and cannot provide sufficient protection for cultural relics when facing emergencies such as earthquakes.
A shock-proof display stand was designed, including a display stand cabinet, a base plate and a simulated earthquake shaking mechanism. The simulated earthquake shaking mechanism consists of the first and second simulated earthquake shaking components, and controls horizontally and vertically through the connecting plate, linear guide rail and tensile spring, thereby simulating the complex shaking characteristics during earthquakes.
By simulating the setting of earthquake shaking mechanisms, the public can intuitively understand the reactions of cultural relics in earthquakes and the importance of earthquake prevention measures, and improve the public's awareness and attention to earthquake prevention and disaster reduction. At the same time, it provides an experimental platform for cultural relics protection workers to evaluate the seismic resistance of cultural relics and formulate targeted earthquake-proof measures to ensure that cultural relics are effectively protected in earthquakes.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of display stands, and more specifically, particularly relates to a shockproof display stand. Background Art
[0002] As carriers of human history and culture, cultural relics carry the memories of the past and have irreplaceable historical, artistic and scientific value. Placing cultural relics on display can enable people to better understand historical culture and enhance their national pride and cultural identity.
[0003] The display stand should not only protect cultural relics, but also meet the display function, so that the cultural relics can be presented to the audience in the best condition. At present, the traditional cultural relic display stands on the market only have simple cabinet structures. Such display stands lack earthquake-proof demonstration functions. In the actual application of popular science education and cultural relic protection, the public cannot intuitively understand the reaction of cultural relics in earthquakes and the importance of earthquake-proof measures. In addition, they cannot provide sufficient protection for cultural relics in the face of emergencies such as earthquakes. Summary of the invention
[0004] In order to solve the above technical problems, the present invention provides a shockproof display stand to solve the technical problems in the prior art that traditional display stands lack shockproof demonstration functions, cannot allow the public to intuitively understand the reaction of cultural relics in earthquakes and the importance of shockproof measures, and cannot provide protection for cultural relics in the face of emergencies such as earthquakes.
[0005] The purpose and effect of the shockproof display stand of the present invention are achieved by the following specific technical means:
[0006] A shockproof display stand includes a display stand cabinet, a placement bottom plate is arranged below the display stand cabinet, a simulated earthquake shaking mechanism is arranged between the placement bottom plate and the display stand cabinet, the simulated earthquake shaking mechanism includes a first simulated earthquake shaking component and a second simulated earthquake shaking component, the first simulated earthquake shaking component includes a connecting frame, the connecting frame is arranged on the top of the placement bottom plate, the second simulated earthquake shaking component includes a shaking frame, a connecting plate is slidably arranged in the connecting frame, the shaking frame is slidably connected to the top of the connecting plate, and a display component is arranged on the top of the display stand cabinet.
[0007] In a preferred embodiment, the first simulated earthquake shaking component also includes two groups of first linear guide rails, and a plurality of groups of first mounting holes are provided on the inner side of the connecting frame, wherein four groups of opposite first mounting holes are each installed with a first mounting seat, and two groups of first linear guide rails are respectively provided between two of the four groups of first mounting seats, and two groups of first sliding blocks are slidably provided on the two groups of first linear guide rails.
[0008] In a preferred embodiment, the bottom of the connecting plate is connected to four groups of the first sliding blocks, and four groups of first connecting seats are also provided at the bottom of the connecting plate corresponding to the four corners of the connecting frame. First connecting members are provided on the four corners on the inner side of the connecting frame corresponding to the first connecting seats, and one end of four groups of first tension springs are respectively connected to four groups of first connecting seats, and the other group is respectively connected to four groups of first connecting members.
[0009] In a preferred embodiment, four groups of protection strips are arranged around the connecting frame.
[0010] In a preferred embodiment, the second simulated earthquake shaking assembly also includes four groups of second connecting parts, four groups of second connecting parts are arranged inside the shaking frame, four groups of second connecting seats are arranged on the top of the connecting plate corresponding to the four groups of second connecting parts, and four groups of second tension springs are respectively arranged between the four groups of second connecting parts and the four groups of second connecting seats.
[0011] In a preferred embodiment, four groups of second sliding blocks are also connected to the top of the connecting plate, and the four groups of second sliding blocks are respectively slidably connected to the two groups of second linear guide rails. Second mounting seats are provided at both ends of the two groups of second linear guide rails. Multiple groups of second mounting holes are opened on the inside of the shaking frame. Four groups of second mounting seats are installed on four groups of second mounting holes. The second linear guide rails are vertically distributed to the first linear guide rails.
[0012] In a preferred embodiment, a connecting platform is provided on the top of the shaking frame, and the connecting platform is connected to the bottom of the display stand cabinet.
[0013] In a preferred embodiment, the connecting frame and the shaking frame are both composed of steel beams.
[0014] In a preferred embodiment, the display assembly further includes a display slot for placing exhibits, the display slot is provided on the top of the display stand cabinet, and an anti-slip layer is provided on the bottom of the display slot.
[0015] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following beneficial effects:
[0016] 1. This earthquake-proof display stand can serve as the basis for popular science education. In the past, the public lacked intuitive cognition of the experience of cultural relics in earthquakes, and did not fully understand the importance of earthquake-proof measures. This display stand simulates the setting of earthquake shaking mechanism, and realizes horizontal and vertical control through connecting plates and two sets of intersecting linear guides. With the synergistic effect of tension springs, it can restore the complex shaking characteristics during earthquakes, and is used to show the reaction of cultural relics in different earthquake situations, solving the problem that traditional display stands lack earthquake-proof demonstration function. Through the setting of four groups of first tension springs and four groups of second tension springs, the public can see how cultural relics are protected under the action of these buffering measures. This intuitive display method can enhance the public's awareness and attention to earthquake prevention and disaster reduction, and let the public better understand the importance of cultural relic protection and the hazards of earthquake disasters.
[0017] 2. For cultural relics protection workers, the demonstration table provides an experimental platform. Using this earthquake-proof display table, workers can conduct vibration tests on cultural relics or cultural relic models by simulating earthquake waves. During the test, with the help of the simulated earthquake shaking components of the display table, the shaking angle, amplitude and frequency can be adjusted to simulate earthquakes of various intensities and types. By observing the state of the cultural relics under these simulated vibrations, cultural relics protection workers can evaluate the earthquake resistance of the cultural relics and formulate more targeted earthquake-proof measures based on the test results, so as to better protect the cultural relics from damage caused by earthquake disasters.
[0018] 3. By simulating the damage caused by earthquakes to cultural relics, cultural relic restoration technicians can conduct practical training on the display stand, learn how to conduct preliminary assessments of cultural relics damaged by earthquakes, determine the degree and type of damage to the cultural relics, and then try to perform restoration operations based on the knowledge and skills learned, so as to continuously accumulate experience and improve their skills and level in post-earthquake cultural relic restoration work. In this way, when faced with real damage to cultural relics caused by earthquakes, they can perform restoration work more calmly and efficiently, and restore the original appearance and value of the cultural relics. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0019] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of a shockproof display stand after assembly according to the present invention;
[0020] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of a shockproof display stand after unfolding of the present invention;
[0021] Figure 3 It is a schematic structural diagram of a first simulated earthquake shaking component in a seismic display stand of the present invention after being assembled;
[0022] Figure 4 It is a schematic structural diagram of a disassembled first simulated earthquake shaking component in a seismic display stand of the present invention;
[0023] Figure 5 It is a schematic structural diagram of a second simulated earthquake shaking component in a seismic display stand of the present invention after being assembled;
[0024] Figure 6 yes Figure 5 Schematic diagram of the structure after splitting;
[0025] Figure 7 It is a schematic structural diagram of a disassembled display component in a shockproof display stand of the present invention.
[0026] In the figure, the corresponding relationship between the component names and the figure numbers is as follows:
[0027] 101, display stand cabinet; 102, placement base plate; 201, connection frame; 202, connection plate; 203, first linear guide rail; 204, first mounting hole; 205, first mounting seat; 206, first slider; 207, first connecting seat; 208, first connecting piece; 209, first tension spring; 211, protection strip; 301, shaking frame; 303, second connecting piece; 304, second connecting seat; 305, second slider; 306, second linear guide rail; 307, second mounting seat; 308, second mounting hole; 309, second tension spring; 310, connection table; 403, display slot; 404, anti-slip layer. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0028] The following is a further detailed description of the embodiments of the present invention in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and examples. The following examples are used to illustrate the technical solutions of the present invention, but cannot be used to limit the scope of protection of the present invention.
[0029] Example:
[0030] As attached Figures 1 to 7 As shown:
[0031] The present invention provides an earthquake-proof display stand, which includes a display stand cabinet 101 as the main body of the entire display stand, a placement bottom plate 102 is arranged below the display stand cabinet 101, and the placement bottom plate 102 provides a stable support foundation for the display stand cabinet 101; a simulated earthquake shaking mechanism is arranged between the placement bottom plate 102 and the display stand cabinet 101, and with the help of the simulated earthquake shaking mechanism, the staff can perform a vibration test on the cultural relics or cultural relic models by simulating earthquake waves. During the test, with the help of the simulated earthquake shaking component of the display stand, the shaking angle, amplitude and frequency can be adjusted to simulate earthquakes of various intensities and types, and the state of the cultural relics under these simulated vibrations, such as whether the cultural relics are out of place, can be observed. The device can detect whether the cultural relics have been moved or whether there are signs of damage, so as to evaluate the seismic performance of the cultural relics, and formulate more targeted earthquake prevention measures based on the test results, so as to better protect the cultural relics from damage caused by earthquake disasters. The simulated earthquake shaking mechanism includes a first simulated earthquake shaking component and a second simulated earthquake shaking component. The first simulated earthquake shaking component includes a connecting frame 201, and the top of the bottom plate 102 is provided with a connecting frame 201. The second simulated earthquake shaking component includes a shaking frame 301. A connecting plate 202 is slidably provided in the connecting frame 201, and the top of the connecting plate 202 is slidably connected to the shaking frame 301. A display component is also provided on the top of the display stand cabinet 101 for displaying cultural relics or cultural relic models.
[0032] By simulating the damage to cultural relics caused by an earthquake, cultural relic restoration technicians can conduct practical training on this display stand. During the training, technicians can learn how to conduct a preliminary assessment of cultural relics damaged by the earthquake and determine the degree and type of damage to the cultural relics, such as whether cracks appear on the surface or whether the structure has been deformed. Then, based on the knowledge and skills learned, they can try to perform restoration operations to accumulate experience and improve their skills and level in post-earthquake cultural relic restoration work. In this way, when faced with real earthquake damage to cultural relics, they can perform restoration work more calmly and efficiently and restore the original appearance and value of the cultural relics.
[0033] Please refer to Figure 3 and Figure 4 As shown, the first simulated earthquake shaking component also includes two groups of first linear guide rails 203, and multiple groups of first mounting holes 204 are opened on the inner side of the connecting frame 201, wherein four groups of opposite first mounting holes 204 are respectively installed with first mounting seats 205, and the four groups of first mounting seats 205 provide support for the installation of the first linear guide rails 203, and two groups of first linear guide rails 203 are respectively arranged between the four groups of first mounting seats 205, and two groups of first sliders 206 are slidably arranged on the two groups of first linear guide rails 203.
[0034] Please refer to Figure 4As shown, the bottom of the connecting plate 202 is connected to two groups of first sliders 206. The sliding of the first sliders 206 drives the movement of the connecting plate 202, so that the connecting plate 202 can change its position accordingly in the connecting frame 201. Four groups of first connecting seats 207 are also arranged at the bottom of the connecting plate 202 corresponding to the four corners of the connecting frame 201. First connecting members 208 are arranged at the four corners on the inner side of the connecting frame 201 corresponding to the first connecting seats 207. One end of the four groups of first tension springs 209 are respectively connected to the four groups of first connecting seats 207, and the other end is respectively connected to the four groups of first connecting members 208. The first tension springs 209 have a certain elasticity and can play a resetting role in the process of simulating earthquake shaking. They have a homing function in the shaking process, ensuring that the connecting plate 202 can return to the initial or preset position after shaking. They can also simulate the shaking angle and shaking amplitude in the earthquake, making the simulated earthquake effect more realistic.
[0035] Please refer to Figure 3 As shown, four groups of protective strips 211 are arranged on the surrounding side of the connecting frame 201. The protective strips 211 can protect the components inside the connecting frame 201 and prevent the components from colliding with external objects and causing damage due to excessive shaking of the components during the simulated earthquake shaking.
[0036] Please refer to Figure 5 and Figure 6 As shown, the second simulated earthquake shaking assembly also includes four groups of second connecting parts 303. Four groups of second connecting parts 303 are arranged on the inner side of the shaking frame 301, and four groups of second connecting seats 304 are arranged on the top of the connecting plate 202 corresponding to the four groups of second connecting parts 303. Four groups of second tension springs 309 are respectively arranged between the four groups of second connecting parts 303 and the four groups of second connecting seats 304.
[0037] Please refer to Figure 6As shown, four groups of second sliders 305 are connected to the top of the connecting plate 202, and the four groups of second sliders 305 are slidably connected to the two groups of second linear guide rails 306 respectively. Second mounting seats 307 are arranged at both ends of the two groups of second linear guide rails 306. Multiple groups of second mounting holes 308 are provided on the inner side of the shaking frame 301, and the four groups of second mounting seats 307 are mounted on four groups of second mounting holes 308. The second linear guide rails 306 and the first linear guide rails 203 are vertically distributed. This layout enables the display stand to achieve dual control in the horizontal and vertical directions. Through this dual control, this earthquake-proof display stand can serve as a foundation for popular science education. In the past, the public generally lacked intuitive cognition of the experience of cultural relics in earthquakes, and did not fully understand the importance of earthquake-proof measures. However, this display stand simulates the setting of an earthquake shaking mechanism. In particular, the control in the horizontal and vertical directions is achieved through the connecting plate 202 and the intersecting first linear guide rail 203 and the second linear guide rail 306. Through the arrangement of four groups of first tension springs 209 and four groups of second tension springs 309, the complex shaking characteristics during an earthquake can be restored, so that the reactions of cultural relics under different earthquake scenarios can be displayed, solving the problem that the traditional display stand lacks an anti-seismic demonstration function. Through the synergistic effect of the second tension spring 309 and the first tension spring 209, the public can clearly see how the cultural relics are protected under the action of these buffering measures. This intuitive display method can enhance the public's awareness and attention to earthquake prevention and disaster reduction, and allow the public to have a deeper understanding of the importance of cultural relic protection and the hazards of earthquake disasters, thereby enhancing their self-protection awareness and cultural relic protection awareness in daily life.
[0038] Please refer to Figure 2 , Figure 6 and Figure 7 As shown, a connecting platform 310 is arranged on the top of the shaking frame 301, and the connecting platform 310 is connected to the bottom of the display stand cabinet 101, which plays the role of connecting the shaking frame 301 and the display stand cabinet 101, ensuring the stable connection between the entire simulated earthquake shaking mechanism and the display stand cabinet 101; the connecting frame 201 and the shaking frame 301 are both composed of steel beams, which have high strength and stability, and can withstand various forces in the simulated earthquake shaking process, thereby ensuring the normal operation of the simulated earthquake shaking mechanism.
[0039] Please refer to Figure 7 As shown, the display assembly also includes a display slot 403 for placing exhibits. The display slot 403 is opened on the top of the display stand cabinet 101. The display slot 403 provides space for placing cultural relics or cultural relic models. An anti-slip layer 404 is provided at the bottom of the display slot 403. The anti-slip layer 404 can increase the friction between the cultural relics or cultural relic models and the bottom of the display slot 403, preventing the cultural relics or cultural relic models from sliding out of the display slot 403 due to shaking during the simulated earthquake shaking process, thereby further ensuring the safe display of the cultural relics.
[0040] The embodiments described above are only used to illustrate the technical solutions of the present invention, rather than to limit the same. Although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the aforementioned embodiments, those skilled in the art should understand that the technical solutions described in the aforementioned embodiments may still be modified, or some of the technical features may be replaced by equivalents. Such modifications or replacements do not deviate the essence of the corresponding technical solutions from the spirit and scope of the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention, and should all be included in the protection scope of the present invention.
Claims
1. A shockproof display stand, characterized in that: The invention comprises a display stand cabinet (101), a placement bottom plate (102) is arranged below the display stand cabinet (101), a simulated earthquake shaking mechanism is arranged between the placement bottom plate (102) and the display stand cabinet (101), the simulated earthquake shaking mechanism comprises a first simulated earthquake shaking component and a second simulated earthquake shaking component, the first simulated earthquake shaking component comprises a connecting frame (201), the connecting frame (201) is arranged on the top of the placement bottom plate (102), the second simulated earthquake shaking component comprises a shaking frame (301), a connecting plate (202) is slidably arranged in the connecting frame (201), the top of the connecting plate (202) is slidably connected to the shaking frame (301), and a display component is arranged on the top of the display stand cabinet (101).
2. The shockproof display stand according to claim 1, characterized in that: The first earthquake shaking simulation component also includes two groups of first linear guide rails (203), and a plurality of groups of first mounting holes (204) are provided on the inner side of the connecting frame (201), wherein four groups of opposite first mounting holes (204) are each installed with a first mounting seat (205), and two groups of the first linear guide rails (203) are respectively arranged between two of the four groups of the first mounting seats (205), and two groups of first sliding blocks (206) are slidably arranged on both groups of the first linear guide rails (203).
3. The shockproof display stand according to claim 2, characterized in that: The bottom of the connecting plate (202) is connected to four groups of the first sliding blocks (206); the bottom of the connecting plate (202) is also provided with four groups of first connecting seats (207) corresponding to the four corners of the connecting frame (201); the four corners on the inner side of the connecting frame (201) are provided with first connecting pieces (208) corresponding to the first connecting seats (207); one end of four groups of first tension springs (209) is respectively connected to the four groups of the first connecting seats (207), and the other end is respectively connected to the four groups of the first connecting pieces (208).
4. The shockproof display stand according to claim 1, characterized in that: Four groups of protective strips (211) are arranged around the connecting frame (201).
5. The shockproof display stand according to claim 2, characterized in that: The second simulated earthquake shaking component also includes four groups of second connecting parts (303), the four groups of second connecting parts (303) are arranged on the inner side of the shaking frame (301), four groups of second connecting seats (304) are arranged on the top of the connecting plate (202) corresponding to the four groups of second connecting parts (303), and four groups of second tension springs (309) are respectively arranged between the four groups of second connecting parts (303) and the four groups of second connecting seats (304).
6. The shockproof display stand according to claim 5, characterized in that: Four groups of second sliding blocks (305) are also connected to the top of the connecting plate (202), and the four groups of second sliding blocks (305) are respectively slidably connected to the two groups of second linear guide rails (306), and second mounting seats (307) are arranged at both ends of the two groups of second linear guide rails (306). A plurality of groups of second mounting holes (308) are provided on the inner side of the shaking frame (301), and the four groups of second mounting seats (307) are mounted on four groups of the second mounting holes (308), and the second linear guide rails (306) are vertically distributed to the first linear guide rails (203).
7. The shockproof display stand according to claim 6, characterized in that: A connecting platform (310) is provided on the top of the shaking frame (301), and the connecting platform (310) is connected to the bottom of the display stand cabinet (101).
8. The shockproof display stand according to claim 7, characterized in that: The connecting frame (201) and the shaking frame (301) are both made of steel beams.
9. The shockproof display stand according to claim 8, characterized in that: The display assembly also includes a display slot (403) for placing exhibits. The display slot (403) is provided on the top of the display stand cabinet (101), and an anti-slip layer (404) is provided on the bottom of the display slot (403).