Holding device for holding a plate-shaped component in a receiving profile, receiving profile system for receiving a plate-shaped component and method for receiving a plate-shaped component

Abstract

The present disclosure relates to a containment device for retaining a plate-shaped assembly in a containment profile, the containment profile comprising a containment portion comprising a bottom and two inner sides and a V-shaped mouth region, wherein the containment device comprises: a bushing for insertion into the containment portion, wherein the bushing comprises a support configured to rest on the bottom for the plate-shaped assembly and two side bushes configured to rest against at the inner sides; two pivot bearings inserted in the side bushes and respectively pivotable with respect to the side bushes; two abutment elements housed at the pivot bearings and respectively configured with an adjustable effective thickness for clamping the plate-shaped assembly; and two first wedges respectively latchable with the side bushes for insertion in the V-shaped mouth region between the inner sides and the plate-shaped assembly for clamping the plate-shaped assembly.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The following relates to a receiving device for holding a plate-shaped assembly (particularly a glass plate) in a receiving portion including a bottom and two inner sides of a receiving profile.

[0002] Furthermore, the following relates to a receiving profile system for receiving a plate-shaped assembly (particularly a glass plate), the receiving profile system comprising a receiving profile and at least one receiving device, the receiving profile including a receiving portion having a bottom and two inner sides and a V-shaped opening region, the receiving device being placed in the receiving portion.

[0003] Furthermore, the following relates to a method for receiving a plate-shaped assembly (particularly a glass plate) at a receiving profile by means of a receiving device, the receiving profile including a receiving portion having a bottom and two inner sides and a V-shaped opening area. Background Technology

[0004] It is known from the prior art (particularly in the construction field) that one side of a panel component (such as a glass panel or railing panel in a fall arrest system) is accommodated and held at a receiving profile. In this case, for example, the receiving profile is attached to a floor or wall and transmits the forces acting on the panel component and its weight toward the floor or wall. In this way, a simple installation that is architecturally attractive is achieved, where, however, particularly in the case of relatively large and heavy panel components, for example, when a person presses against the panel component at the edge opposite to the receiving profile in the fall arrest system, high forces and / or moments must be absorbed by the receiving profile. Receiving profiles as described above are known, for example, by DE 202017100181U1.

[0005] When using this type of receiving profile, it is essential to easily install and align the plate assembly at the receiving profile, and to achieve the highest possible positional accuracy of the plate assembly under load. Summary of the Invention

[0006] Technical solution In light of this, the purpose of this disclosure is to simplify the installation and alignment of the plate-shaped assembly at the receiving profile and to improve the positional accuracy of the plate-shaped assembly under load.

[0007] The purpose of this disclosure is achieved through the features of the independent claims. Advantageous embodiments are provided in the dependent claims, the specification, and the drawings. Where technically feasible, the teachings of the dependent claims can be combined with any combination of the teachings of the main claims and the dependent claims.

[0008] Specifically, the objective is achieved by means of a receiving device for holding a plate-shaped assembly (particularly a glass plate) in a receiving portion having a bottom, two inner sides, and a V-shaped opening region in a receiving profile. The receiving device includes: a bearing for insertion into the receiving portion, wherein the bearing includes a support configured to be placed on the bottom for the plate-shaped assembly and two side bearings configured to abut against the inner sides; two pivot bearings disposed in the side bearings and each pivot bearing is pivotable relative to the side bearings; two abutting elements disposed at the pivot bearings, each abutting element forming an abutting surface for the plate-shaped assembly and configured to clamp the plate-shaped assembly by an adjustable effective thickness; and two first wedges, each first wedge being latchable with the side bearings for insertion between the inner sides and the plate-shaped assembly in the V-shaped opening region of the receiving portion and for clamping the plate-shaped assembly.

[0009] The advantageous aspects are explained below, and preferred variant embodiments are further described below. The explanations, especially regarding the advantages and definitions of the features, are generally descriptive and preferred, but not limiting examples. If the explanations are limiting, they will be explicitly stated.

[0010] When ordinal numbers, such as "first," "second," etc., are used to specify components, elements, process steps, or procedural actions, these ordinal numbers are purely for distinction at the time of specification and do not indicate dependency or sequence. Specifically, for example, this means that an apparatus does not necessarily include a "first component" in order to include a "second component." An apparatus may also include a "first component" and a "third component" without necessarily including a "second component." It is also possible to provide several units with the same ordinal number, for example, to provide several "first components."

[0011] The receiving device should be understood as a means designed to maintain contact with a plate-shaped assembly on one hand and with a receiving profile on the other. Specifically, the receiving device can be used to achieve non-damaging contact with and retention of the plate-shaped assembly (e.g., in the case of a glass plate) by means of soft and flexible contact elements. The receiving device is also used to align the plate-shaped assembly with the receiving profile and hold it in the aligned position with the greatest possible positional accuracy.

[0012] The receiving profile targeted by the receiving device is specifically constructed as a strip profile, and specifically surrounds the lower edge of the plate-shaped assembly in the installed state. Therefore, the receiving portion of the receiving profile is constructed as a recess or concave portion in the receiving profile, into which the plate-shaped assembly enters with its edge. Thus, in the installed state, the edge of the plate-shaped assembly overlaps with the receiving profile.

[0013] The receiving portion of the receiving profile is configured to be V-shaped in the opening region (i.e., the region of the opening in the receiving portion), that is, having two opposing and aligned beveled surfaces, such that the opening has a significantly wider cross-section than the plate-shaped assembly intended to be inserted into the receiving portion. This facilitates the insertion and guiding of the plate-shaped assembly. The opening region is also understood to be V-shaped, specifically meaning that the beveled surfaces do not converge at the intersection. More precisely, the receiving portion preferably has a shape different from the V-shape in the lower region, particularly a U-shape, which may also include concave and convex regions. The bottom of the receiving portion is particularly preferably parallel to the edge of the plate-shaped assembly that has been or will be inserted into the receiving portion, and is also preferably orthogonal to the main extension plane of the plate-shaped assembly.

[0014] As currently understood, the bearing bush forms a contact area between the receiving device and the receiving profile or receiving portion and abuts against the receiving profile or receiving portion. Therefore, force is transmitted between the receiving device and the receiving profile through the bearing bush, wherein the necessary fit for this is preferably a force fit and / or a form fit. In particular, in the case of a vertically upright plate-shaped assembly, the support guides gravity into the receiving profile, while the side bearing bush transfers lateral forces (e.g., lateral forces caused by a person leaning against the plate-shaped assembly) to the receiving profile.

[0015] When the pivot bearing is configured to pivot relative to the side bearing shell, the pivot bearing is specifically configured to be convex and positioned in the corresponding concave region of the side bearing shell. In this case, the pivot axes are each arranged at the receiving device in such a way that the pivot bearing, together with the plate-shaped assembly held between the abutment elements, can pivot freely within a certain pivot range. Therefore, the pivot axes extend along the longitudinal direction of the receiving portion, the receiving profile, or the receiving device. The pivot bearing and / or the side bearing shell may also have a stop to limit the pivot range of the respective pivot bearing. The longitudinal extension of the receiving portion corresponds to the longitudinal extension of the receiving profile, and furthermore, the longitudinal extension of the receiving portion extends in the main extension plane of the plate-shaped assembly and parallel to the edge of the plate-shaped assembly resting on the support.

[0016] The effective thickness of the abutment element is the thickness by which the abutment element, by its presence between the pivot bearing and the plate assembly, separates them. If the effective thickness of the abutment element is adjustable, the abutment element may have its thickness only temporarily, for example, be inflatable or otherwise deformable, or the abutment element may be arranged in a variable proportion between or away from the pivot bearing and the plate assembly, for example, in the case of a wedge. When the plate assembly is clamped between the abutment elements, this results in the plate assembly being held by the abutment elements, the pivot bearing, the side bearing bush, and the receiving profile, such that the plate assembly is ultimately held by the material resistance against deformation of the receiving profile.

[0017] In cases where the first wedge can be latched with the side bearing, they are connected to the side bearing in a force-transmitting manner in at least one direction. For example, if a force acts on the first wedge in the direction of the opening of the receiving portion, this force is transferred to the side bearing via the latching mechanism, and the first wedge resists this force and is held by the side bearing. Thus, the first wedge is held in the receiving portion or in its wedge-entry position by the latch. Preferably, the latch allows relative movement of the first wedge toward the associated side bearing. For example, the latch is formed by a latch geometry. More preferably, the latch is releasable, for example, releasable by means of a tool.

[0018] With the plate-shaped assembly clamped between the first wedges, this results in the plate-shaped assembly being held by the first wedges and the receiving profile, such that the plate-shaped assembly is ultimately held by the material resistance against the deformation of the receiving profile.

[0019] The aforementioned technical solution for accommodating the profile includes the following technical teachings: the accommodating portion forms two clamping parts arranged vertically, one between the abutting elements and the other between the first wedges. Therefore, the plate-shaped assembly is securely held in the aligned position and, in particular, fixed to prevent tilting caused by torque. In this case, the accommodating device includes side bearings, through which forces absorbed by the accommodating device can be advantageously transferred to the accommodating profile, particularly due to the fact that the side bearings are configured to be in contact with the inner side based on force transmission. When the first wedges latch with the side bearings, the forces acting on the first wedges and the forces acting on the pivot bearings are both transferred to the accommodating profile via the side bearings. Simultaneously, the pivot bearings, which are pivotable relative to the bearings or relative to the side bearings, enable precise alignment of the plate-shaped assembly at the point in time when it is already clamped between the abutting elements but not yet between the first wedges. Overall, the teachings thus provide a receiving device at which the plate-shaped assembly can be easily installed and aligned, wherein, in the fully installed state, high forces and torques can be transmitted between the plate-shaped assembly and the receiving profile by means of the receiving device, while providing high positional accuracy of the plate-shaped assembly.

[0020] Optionally or additionally, it may be provided that the two first wedges are connected to each other by means of a pull strap guided at the bearing bush, particularly along the contour of the receiving portion. Thus, the pull strap is guided around the plate-shaped assembly positioned at the receiving device, for example, at the side bearing bush and below the support. In this way, for example, if only one side of the plate-shaped assembly is accessible, such as in the case of installing a fall arrestor, the pull strap can be used as a pulling device for the inaccessible first wedge, so that the inaccessible first wedge is positioned between the inner side and the plate-shaped assembly after the plate-shaped assembly is aligned. In this way, the first wedges and the pull strap can be used as auxiliary tools when aligning the plate-shaped assembly. Furthermore, after the plate-shaped assembly has been aligned, the pull strap acts as a guide when inserting the accessible first wedge between the plate-shaped assembly and the inner side, wherein a force-transmitting connection is created between them by means of the pull strap and via the connection between the first wedges of the bearing bush, which prevents the plate-shaped assembly from being pushed out of its aligned position by one of the first wedges.

[0021] The pull strap is particularly preferably initially formed at least on one side with a certain length, such that it protrudes substantially from the receiving portion. Then, one of the first wedges (particularly the accessible first wedge) is held at the pull strap initially away from the receiving portion for assembly, particularly at the retainer of the pull strap provided for this purpose. The receiving device is then first inserted into the receiving portion using only the first wedge, and after the plate-shaped assembly has been inserted into the receiving device, the second first wedge is inserted between the plate-shaped assembly and the inner side by means of the pull strap. This prevents the plate-shaped assembly from having to pass through the restricted installation space between the two first wedges during assembly. Particularly preferably, in this case, the second first wedge is held at the pull strap, for example, at the retainer or latch geometry, such that it can be pulled between the inner side and the plate-shaped assembly via the pull strap during assembly.

[0022] Alternatively or additionally, each side bearing may include at least one outwardly projecting first protrusion for form-fitting engagement with a first recess located inside the receiving portion. This form-fitting then increases the force transmitted between the side bearing and the receiving profile or inner side, ensuring the bearing or side bearing is firmly held in position even under high loads, and transferring the generated force to the receiving profile. The first protrusion and first recess may be constructed, for example, in such a way that the force fit acts in the intended load direction (e.g., along the pivoting path) or at least until the ultimate load without necessarily acting in the opposite direction.

[0023] Alternatively or additionally, each side bearing may include several first protrusions, wherein the first protrusions are formed as thin sheets. When viewed in cross-section, this arrangement may also be considered as teeth. The thin sheets advantageously distribute the applied force across the entire contact surface between the side bearing and the inner side, and in this respect maximize it, wherein, due to the thin sheets, the surface area effective for force engagement is particularly large in the intended load direction.

[0024] Alternatively or additionally, each side bearing may include at least one second protrusion for latching engagement in a second recess located inside the receiving portion to hold the bearing in place in a form-fit and / or force-fit manner. Specifically, the second protrusions are configured such that they are clamped into the second recess, i.e., they elastically deform upon insertion into the second recess and release in the insertion position for elastic recovery, such that they form a form-fit with the second recess. In this way, it is ensured that the bearing is securely held in place before the plate-shaped assembly is inserted and after the plate-shaped assembly has been clamped between the abutment elements and aligned. The second protrusions and second recesses are not necessarily configured to absorb and guide significant forces and / or significant moments between the plate-shaped assembly and the receiving profile, and can therefore be configured for particularly easy assembly to each other.

[0025] Alternatively or additionally, the abutment element may be formed as a second wedge, which can be inserted between the corresponding pivot bearing and the plate-shaped assembly. By driving this wedge further or closer between the plate-shaped assembly and the pivot bearing, the adjustable effective thickness can be adjusted particularly easily and persistently using this wedge.

[0026] Alternatively or additionally, each pivot bearing may include a third protrusion for latching engagement in a third recess located at the abutment element, for pre-positioning the abutment element relative to the pivot bearing in a form-fit and / or force-fit manner. Particularly preferably, the abutment element formed as a second wedge is pre-positioned in a deeper driven-in position on the inaccessible side of the plate-shaped assembly compared to the abutment element formed as a second wedge on the opposite accessible side. Advantageously, by using the third protrusion, it is possible to achieve that the abutment element is held in a captured manner and, correspondingly, in a preferred pre-positioned manner at the receiving device before insertion and clamping of the plate-shaped assembly.

[0027] Alternatively or additionally, the support and side bearings can be formed as separate components. In this way, the insertion of the bearings into the receiving portion of the receiving profile is simplified, particularly with respect to the first and second protrusions. Thus, the corresponding side bearings and support can be inserted separately and connected to each other within the receiving portion to form bearings, or the bearings can be pre-assembled outside the receiving portion, wherein, however, during insertion, the bearings and support can be movable relative to each other within certain limits to simplify insertion.

[0028] Alternatively or additionally, each side bearing may include a connecting element and be configured to connect to each other by means of the connecting element, particularly in a form-fit manner, wherein the side bearings connected to each other surround the support member. The connecting element is particularly preferably held in the interconnected position by the support member, for example, the support member holding the connecting element between itself and the bottom. In a first step, the two interconnected side bearings can then be inserted into the receiving portion, or the side bearings can be interconnected within the receiving portion, and then in a second step, the support member is introduced into the receiving portion. Thus, the receiving device can be assembled particularly easily both inside and outside the receiving portion.

[0029] Alternatively or additionally, the support may include at least one fourth recess facing the bottom for receiving a friction element, particularly an O-ring. The support, or the entire receiving device, is thus secured by the resulting frictional adhesion to prevent slippage in the longitudinal direction of the receiving portion. In particular, the abutment element, formed as a second wedge, can then be driven between the plate-shaped assembly and the pivot bearing in the longitudinal direction of the receiving portion without causing displacement of the receiving device away from its position in the longitudinal direction.

[0030] Alternatively or additionally, the support may include at least one spring element for resiliently receiving the plate-shaped assembly. The spring element is formed, for example, by at least one elastically deformable protrusion at the support, and particularly preferably by two resilient protrusions arranged at opposite ends of the support. The presence of at least one spring element ensures that even with a statically indeterminate mounting of the plate-shaped assembly achieved through several receiving devices, the plate-shaped assembly abuts against several receiving devices in a force-transmitting manner. Therefore, the spring element allows for the use of a statically indeterminate number of receiving devices for the plate-shaped assembly, thereby reducing the load absorbed by a single receiving device.

[0031] Alternatively or additionally, the pivot bearing may include an introduced chamfered surface for inserting the plate-shaped assembly between the abutting elements. This enables a simplified and damage-free insertion of the plate-shaped assembly.

[0032] This objective is also achieved by a receiving profile system for accommodating plate-shaped components (particularly glass plates), the receiving profile system comprising a receiving profile and at least one receiving device as described above, the receiving profile having a receiving portion including a bottom, two inner sides, and a V-shaped opening region, the receiving device being arranged within the receiving portion. The advantages described above regarding the receiving device are achieved in a manner corresponding to the receiving profile system. In particular, the receiving profile system enables or facilitates simple assembly and alignment of the plate-shaped components housed therein, and the installed plate-shaped components exhibit high positional accuracy under load.

[0033] Alternatively or additionally, the receiving profile system may provide that the receiving profile includes at least one first recess and / or at least one second recess on at least one inner side, the at least one first recess for receiving at least one first protrusion of the side bearing of the receiving device, and the at least one second recess for receiving at least one second protrusion of the side bearing of the receiving device. In this way, the advantages described with respect to the first protrusion and the second protrusion are accordingly realized and made possible.

[0034] The objective is further achieved by a method for receiving a plate-shaped assembly (particularly a glass plate) at a receiving profile using the aforementioned receiving device. The receiving profile includes a receiving portion comprising a bottom, two inner sides, and a V-shaped opening region. The method comprises the following steps: inserting a bearing bush having a pivot bearing therein and an abutment element received at the pivot bearing into the receiving portion; inserting the plate-shaped assembly between the abutment elements; adjusting the effective thickness of the abutment elements to clamp the plate-shaped assembly; aligning the plate-shaped assembly by pivoting the pivot bearing relative to the side bearing bush; and inserting a first wedge between the inner side of the receiving portion and the plate-shaped assembly to clamp the plate-shaped assembly in the aligned position. Using this method, the advantages described above regarding the receiving device and the receiving profile system are achieved accordingly. In particular, this method enables simple assembly and alignment of the plate-shaped assembly received at the receiving device. Specifically, the ability to pivot the pivot bearing relative to the side bearing bush allows for easy alignment of the plate-shaped assembly while allowing large forces and / or torques to be applied to the receiving profile via the bearing bush.

[0035] Preferably, the order of process steps can be changed unless a specific order is required by technical requirements. In particular, the insertion of the bearing bush with the pivot bearing inserted therein and the abutment element located at the pivot bearing into the receiving portion having all the aforementioned components and the first wedge can be performed simultaneously or sequentially, and in particular, it also involves several components of the bearing bush, several components of the pivot bearing, and / or several components of the abutment element.

[0036] Alternatively or additionally, in this method, the plate-shaped assembly may be inserted along the V-shaped opening region of the receiving portion and / or along the inlet bevel of the pivot bearing. This makes insertion of the plate-shaped assembly particularly easy, wherein the relevant opening of the receiving portion for inserting the plate-shaped assembly can be designed to be relatively wide relative to the thickness of the plate-shaped assembly.

[0037] Alternatively or additionally, this method may provide that the effective thickness of the abutment element is adjusted by driving the abutment element, which is formed as a second wedge, between the plate-shaped assembly and the pivot bearing. In this way, the adjustable effective thickness can be adjusted particularly easily and persistently.

[0038] Alternatively or additionally, this method may provide a first wedge inserted between the inner side of the receiving portion and the plate-shaped assembly to clamp the plate-shaped assembly in an aligned position by means of a pull strap guided at the bearing. Thus, on one hand, by pulling the pull strap, the pull strap is used to pull the first wedge from its mounting position between the inner side of the receiving portion and the plate-shaped assembly on a side located behind the plate-shaped assembly, wherein, for this purpose, the first wedge is held at the pull strap, for example, at a retainer of the pull strap. On the other hand, the pull strap is used to push the first wedge between the inner side of the receiving portion and the plate-shaped assembly in a guided manner on a side located in front of the plate-shaped assembly. In particular, in this method, at least one first wedge is initially held at the pull strap away from the receiving portion for assembly, especially at a retainer of the pull strap provided for this purpose. Attached Figure Description

[0039] In the following, preferred technical solutions will be explained in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, based on preferred exemplary embodiments. In the drawings, the term "drawings" is abbreviated as "Figure".

[0040] In the attached diagram: Figure 1a This is a perspective view of a receiving profile system according to a preferred embodiment, the receiving profile system including a plate-shaped component received therein; Figure 1b It is based on Figure 1a Side view of the housing profile system; Figure 2 This is a perspective view of the receiving device in the assembly position according to a preferred embodiment; Figure 3 It is based on Figure 2 A diagram showing the support components of the receiving device; Figure 4a It is based on Figure 2 A first diagram of the pivot bearing of the housing device; Figure 4b It is based on Figure 2 A second diagram of the pivot bearing of the housing device; Figure 5a It is based on Figure 2 First diagram of the side bearing of the housing device; Figure 5b It is based on Figure 2 A second diagram of the side bearing of the housing device; Figure 6 It is based on Figure 2 A perspective view of the bearing bush of the housing device; Figure 7 It is based on Figure 2 A perspective view of the housing in its pre-assembled position; and Figure 8 This is a schematic process flow diagram of the method according to a preferred embodiment. Detailed Implementation

[0041] The exemplary embodiments described are merely examples that may be modified and / or supplemented in various ways within the scope of the claims. The various features described for a particular exemplary embodiment may be used independently or in combination with other features in any other exemplary embodiment. The various features described for an exemplary embodiment of a particular claim class may also be used in exemplary embodiments of different claim classes in a corresponding manner.

[0042] Figure 1a and Figure 1b A receiving profile system 1 is shown, comprising a receiving profile 2 and a receiving device 3. The receiving profile 2 has a receiving portion 2.1 formed thereon. The receiving profile 2 extends in the longitudinal direction L and is designed to receive and retain a plate-shaped assembly 4 in the receiving portion 2.1, and to hold itself, for example, at a floor or wall, in a manner not shown in more detail. Here, the receiving device 3 is designed to clamp the plate-shaped assembly 4 in the receiving portion 2.1 without damaging the plate-shaped assembly 4 and to transfer force from the plate-shaped assembly 4 to the receiving profile 2. The receiving portion 2.1 includes laterally inward sides 5.1, 5.2 and a bottom 5.3, and is divided into a V-shaped opening region 6.1 and a U-shaped lower region 6.2 disposed below it.

[0043] exist Figure 2 The receiving device 3 shown in the assembly position includes bearings 7, which consist of two side bearings 7.1 and 7.2 associated with the inner sides 5.1 and 5.2, and a support member 7.3 associated with the bottom 5.3. Furthermore, the receiving device 3 includes two pivot bearings 8.1 and 8.2, which are arranged to pivot relative to the side bearings 7.1 and 7.2, and thus form receiving portions 9 for the abutment elements 10.1 and 10.2 formed as second wedges. When the plate-shaped assembly 4 is installed, the abutment elements 10.1 and 10.2 form a first clamping portion 11.1, as shown... Figure 1bThe plate-shaped assembly 4 is shown at its lower end. For this purpose, the abutment elements 10.1, 10.2 are driven between the pivot bearings 8.1, 8.2 and the plate-shaped assembly 4 to such an extent that the effective thickness (i.e., the thickness between the pivot bearings 8.1, 8.2 and the plate-shaped assembly 4) affects the clamping.

[0044] Furthermore, the receiving device 3 includes first wedges 12.1 and 12.2, which are arranged at the side bearings 7.1 and 7.2 and latched relative to the side bearings 7.1 and 7.2 via a latching arm 13, the latching arm 13 having a latching geometry formed thereon. When installing the plate assembly 4, the first wedges 12.1 and 12.2 form a second clamping portion 11.2 for the plate assembly 4 above the first clamping portion 11.1, as shown below. Figure 1b As shown in the diagram. For this purpose, the first wedges 12.1 and 12.2 are inserted between the inner sides 5.1 and 5.2 of the V-shaped opening region 6.1 and the plate-shaped assembly 4, and clamping is achieved by means of the tapering intermediate space there. The first wedges 12.1 and 12.2 are connected to each other by means of a pull strap 14, as shown in the diagram. Figure 2 and Figure 7 As shown in the diagram. For this purpose, the pull strap 14 is connected to the first first wedge 12.1 in a tensile manner by means of a first retainer 14.1, and also includes a second retainer 14.2 for releasably retaining the second first wedge 12.2 away from the receiving portion 2.1 before the plate-shaped assembly 4 is installed, as shown below. Figure 7 and Figure 8 More detailed description.

[0045] Figure 3 The support member 7.3 is shown from its lower side. A spring element 16 is formed at one end of the support member 7.3 as a resiliently deformable protrusion. The plate-shaped assembly 4 is placed at the spring element 16, for example, in… Figure 1b As shown in the diagram. Furthermore, the lower side of the support 7.3 includes a fourth recess 17.4 for accommodating a friction element (not shown in more detail), such as an O-ring, to force-fit the receiving device 3 in the longitudinal direction L within the receiving portion 2.1. The support 7.3 also includes a channel 18, which, in the assembled state, is closed between the support 7.3 and the bottom 5.3, and for accommodating the interconnecting connecting elements 19 of the side bearings 7.1 and 7.2.

[0046] Figure 4a and Figure 4bThe pivot bearing 8.1 is shown in detail from two opposite perspectives. The rear portion of the pivot bearing 8.1 is constructed with a convex geometry 20.1, which, when pivoting relative to the side bearings 7.1 and 7.2, allows the rear portion of the pivot bearing 8.1 to slide against the concave geometry 20.2 of the side bearings 7.1 and 7.2. The possible pivoting range is limited by a stop 21, as shown in… Figure 1b As can be seen in the image. Furthermore, at the corresponding pivot bearings 8.1 and 8.2, a receiving portion 9 and a third protrusion 23.3 are formed. The receiving portion 9 is for the abutment elements 10.1 and 10.2 formed as second wedges, and the receiving portion 9 may be formed with a chamfered surface. The third protrusion 23.3 is for latching engagement in the third recess 17.3 located at the abutment elements 10.1 and 10.2 formed as second wedges. Figure 2 The third recess 17.3 is visible. The third protrusion 23.3 and the third recess 17.3 can be used to pre-position the abutting elements 10.1, 10.2 in the receiving device 3 before assembly. The pivot bearings 8.1, 8.2 also include an introduced chamfered surface 22, which together form as shown in the image. Figure 1b The V-shaped region shown.

[0047] Figure 5a and Figure 5b The side bearing 7.1 is shown in detail from two opposite perspectives. In addition to the already described concave geometry 20.2, the side bearings 7.1 and 7.2 are formed with a first protrusion 23.1 in the form of a thin sheet, as... Figure 1b As shown, the first protrusion 23.1 engages in the first recess 17.1 at the inner sides 5.1, 5.2 in the mounting position of the receiving device 3 to increase the force that can be transmitted between the side bearings 7.1, 7.2 and the receiving profile 2. In this case, the first protrusion 23.1 is beveled downwards to facilitate the insertion of the side bearings 7.1, 7.2 into the receiving portion 2.1. Furthermore, the side bearings 7.1, 7.2 include a second protrusion 23.2 designed as a latching element, as... Figure 1b As shown, the second protrusion 23.2 engages in the second recess 17.2 located on the inner sides 5.1, 5.2, to position and hold the side bearings 7.1, 7.2 in their positions before and during the assembly of the plate-shaped assembly 4 into the receiving portion 2.1. Furthermore, latching arms 13 are formed at the side bearings 7.1, 7.2, and the first wedges 12.1, 12.2 are held and latched at the latching arms 13, or become held and latched at the latching arms 13.

[0048] Figure 6 The bearing 7, consisting of side bearings 7.1, 7.2 and support member 7.3, is shown in a perspective view. In particular, it can be seen here how the connecting element 19 for connecting the side bearings 7.1, 7.2 extends through the channel 18.

[0049] Figure 7 The receiving device 3 in a pre-assembled position is shown. In this case, the first wedge 12.1 is pushed onto the latch arm 13 of the first side bearing 7.1 and is thus pre-positioned in the V-shaped opening region 6.1 when the receiving device 3 is inserted into the receiving portion 2.1. On the other hand, the second wedge 12.2 is not placed on the latch arm 13 of the second side bearing 7.2 and is initially held releasably at the second retainer 14.2 of the pull strap 14, away from the receiving portion 2.1. Thus, sufficient mounting space is initially provided for inserting the plate assembly 4 into the receiving portion 2.1 or the receiving device 3, wherein the second wedge 12.2 is introduced into the V-shaped opening region 6.1 and placed on the latch arm 13 of the second side bearing 7.2 after the plate assembly 4 has been inserted.

[0050] Figure 8A method 30 is shown for accommodating a plate-shaped assembly 4 at a receiving profile 2, in a receiving portion 2.1, or at a receiving device 3. In a first step 31, a bearing 7 is inserted into the receiving portion 2.1, while pivot bearings 8.1 and 8.2 are placed in the bearing 7, and abutment elements 10.1 and 10.2 are accommodated at the pivot bearings 8.1 and 8.2. Preferably, a first wedge 12.1 has been pushed onto the latch arm 13 of the first side bearing 7.1, and a second wedge 12.2 is prepositioned to the side at the second retainer 14.2 of the pull strap 14. Thus, in the first step 31, the receiving device 3 is arranged in the receiving portion 2.1. In a second step 32, the plate-shaped assembly 4 is inserted into the receiving device 3, that is, the plate-shaped assembly 4 is inserted between the abutment elements 10.1 and 10.2. In the third step 33, the effective thickness of the abutment elements 10.1 and 10.2 is adjusted to clamp the plate-shaped assembly 4 at the first clamping portion 11.1. In this case, the effective thickness is adjusted specifically by driving the abutment elements 10.1 and 10.2, which are designed as second wedges, for example, by using a termination tool that can be introduced between the receiving portion 2.1 and the plate-shaped assembly 4. In the fourth step 34, the plate-shaped assembly 4 is aligned, particularly vertically, by pivoting the pivot bearings 8.1 and 8.2 relative to the side bearings 7.1 and 7.2. In the fifth step 35, the first wedges 12.1 and 12.2 are pushed between the inner sides 5.1 and 5.2 of the receiving portion 2.1 and the plate-shaped assembly 4 to clamp the plate-shaped assembly 4 at the second clamping portion 11.2 and in the aligned position. Here, specifically, the first wedge 12.1 is pushed in by pulling at the pull strap 14, and then the second wedge 12.2 is manually placed on the latch arm 13 of the second side bearing 7.2 and pushed in. For assembly, it is then only necessary to be able to access the receiving device 3 from the side of the second wedge 12.2.

[0051] List of reference numerals 1. Contains profile system 2. Retaining profile 2.1 Receiving section for the housing profile 3. Containing device 4. Plate-shaped components 5.1 Inner side of the receiving part 5.2 Inner side of the receiving part 5.3 Bottom of the receiving section 6.1 V-shaped opening area of ​​the receiving part 6.2 U-shaped lower area of ​​the receiving section 7 Bearings 7.1 First side bearing of the bearing 7.2 Second side bearing of the bearing 7.3 Bearing support components 8.1 First pivot bearing 8.2 Second pivot bearing 9. Receiving portion of the pivot bearing 10.1 First Abutting Element 10.2 Second Abutment Element 11.1 First clamping part 11.2 Second clamping part 12.1 The first wedge 12.2 Second First Wedge 13. Latch arm of side bearing 14. Pull strap 14.1 First retainer of the pull strap 14.2 Second retainer of the pull strap 16 Spring elements 17.1 First recess 17.2 Second recess 17.3 Third recess 17.4 Fourth recess 18. Channels for support components 19. Connecting elements of side bearings 20.1 Convex Geometry of Pivot Bearings 20.2 Concave geometry of the side bearing 21. Stopping element of pivot bearing 22. The inclined section of the pivot bearing 23.1 First protrusion 23.2 Second protrusion 23.3 Third protrusion 30 Methods for accommodating plate-shaped assemblies 31 First step - Install the bearing shell with pivot bearing and abutment element 32 Second step - Inserting the plate-shaped assembly 33. Third step - Adjusting the effective thickness of the abutment element 34. Fourth step - Aligning the plate assembly 35. Fifth step - Inserting the first wedge. L represents the longitudinal direction.

Claims

1. A receiving device (3) for holding a plate-shaped assembly (4) in a receiving portion (2.1) of a receiving profile (2), the receiving portion (2.1) including a bottom (5.3) and two inner sides (5.1, 5.2) and a V-shaped opening region (6.1), the receiving device (3) comprising: A bearing shell (7) for insertion into the receiving portion (2.1), wherein the bearing shell (7) includes a support (7.3) and two side bearing shells (7.1, 7.2), the support (7.3) being configured to sit on the bottom (5.3) for the plate assembly (4), and the two side bearing shells (7.1, 7.2) being configured to abut against the inner side (5.1, 5.2). Two pivot bearings (8.1, 8.2) are housed in the side bearings (7.1, 7.2), and each pivot bearing is pivotable relative to the corresponding side bearing. Two abutment elements (10.1, 10.2) are accommodated at the pivot bearing (8.1, 8.2), each abutment element forming an abutment surface for the plate-shaped assembly (4) and configured to clamp the plate-shaped assembly (4) by means of an adjustable effective thickness; and Two first wedges (12.1, 12.2), each capable of latching with a corresponding side bearing, are inserted between the inner side (5.1, 5.2) and the plate assembly (4) in the V-shaped opening region (6.1) of the receiving part (2.1) and are used to clamp the plate assembly (4).

2. The receiving device (3) according to claim 1, wherein, The two first wedges (12.1, 12.2) are connected to each other by means of a pull strap (14) guided at the bearing (7).

3. The receiving device (3) according to claim 1 or 2, wherein, Each of the side bearings (7.1, 7.2) includes at least one outwardly projecting first protrusion (23.1) for form-fitting engagement in a first recess (17.1) located on the inner side (5.1, 5.2) of the receiving portion (2.1).

4. The receiving device (3) according to claim 3, wherein, Each of the side bearings (7.1, 7.2) includes a plurality of first protrusions (23.1), wherein the first protrusions (23.1) are formed as sheets.

5. The receiving device (3) according to claim 1 or 2, wherein, Each of the side bearings (7.1, 7.2) includes at least one second protrusion (23.2) for latching engagement in a second recess (17.2) located on the inner side (5.1, 5.2) of the receiving portion (2.1) to hold the bearing (7) in place in a form-fitting and / or force-fitting manner.

6. The receiving device (3) according to claim 1 or 2, wherein, The abutment elements (10.1, 10.2) are configured as second wedges that can be inserted between the respective pivot bearings (8.1, 8.2) and the plate assembly (4).

7. The receiving device (3) according to claim 1 or 2, wherein, Each of the pivot bearings (8.1, 8.2) includes a third protrusion (23.3) for latching engagement in a third recess (17.3) located at the abutment element (10.1, 10.2) for pre-positioning the abutment element (10.1, 10.2) relative to the pivot bearing (8.1, 8.2) in a form-fitting and / or force-fitting manner.

8. The receiving device (3) according to claim 1, wherein, The support member (7.3) and the side bearings (7.1, 7.2) are formed as separate components.

9. The receiving device (3) according to claim 8, wherein, Each of the side bearings (7.1, 7.2) includes a connecting element (19) and is configured to be connected to each other by means of the connecting element (19).

10. The receiving device (3) according to claim 9, wherein, The side bearings (7.1, 7.2) are configured to be connected in a form-fitting manner.

11. The receiving device (3) according to claim 9 or 10, wherein, The side bearings (7.1, 7.2) that are connected to each other surround the support (7.3).

12. The receiving device (3) according to claim 1 or 2, wherein, The support (7.3) includes at least one fourth recess (17.4) facing the bottom (5.3) for accommodating a friction element.

13. The receiving device (3) according to claim 12, wherein, The friction element is an O-ring.

14. The receiving device (3) according to claim 1 or 2, wherein, The support (7.3) includes at least one spring element (16) for elastically accommodating the plate-shaped assembly (4).

15. The receiving device (3) according to claim 1 or 2, wherein, The pivot bearings (8.1, 8.2) include an introduced chamfer (22) for inserting the plate-shaped assembly (4) between the abutment elements (10.1, 10.2).

16. The receiving device (3) according to claim 1 or 2, wherein, The plate-shaped component (4) is a glass plate.

17. A receiving profile system (1) for receiving a plate-shaped assembly (4), comprising: The receiving profile (2) has a receiving portion (2.1) including a bottom (5.3), two inner sides (5.1, 5.2), and a V-shaped opening area (6.1); and At least one receiving device (3) according to any one of claims 1 to 16 is arranged in the receiving portion (2.1).

18. The receiving profile system (1) according to claim 17, wherein, The receiving profile (2) includes at least one first recess (17.1) and / or at least one second recess (17.2) on at least one inner side, the at least one first recess (17.1) 17.1) At least one first protrusion (23.1) for receiving the side bearing (7.1, 7.2) of the receiving device (3), and the at least one second recess (17.2) for receiving at least one second protrusion (23.2) of the side bearing (7.1, 7.2) of the receiving device (3).

19. A method (30) for receiving a plate-shaped assembly (4) at a receiving profile (2) by means of a receiving device (3) according to any one of claims 1 to 16, the receiving profile (2) comprising a receiving portion (2.1) including a bottom (5.3) and two inner sides (5.1, 5.2) and a V-shaped opening region (6.1), the method (30) comprising the following steps: The bearing shell (7) having the pivot bearing (8.1, 8.2) therein and the abutment element (10.1, 10.2) housed in the pivot bearing (8.1, 8.2) are inserted (31) into the receiving part (2.1); The plate-shaped assembly (4) is inserted (32) between the abutting elements (10.1, 10.2); Adjust the effective thickness of the abutment elements (10.1, 10.2) (33) to clamp the plate-shaped assembly (4). The plate assembly (4) is aligned (34) by pivoting the pivot bearings (8.1, 8.2) relative to the side bearings (7.1, 7.2); and The first wedge (12.1, 12.2) is inserted (35) between the inner side (5.1, 5.2) of the receiving portion (2.1) and the plate-shaped assembly (4) to clamp the plate-shaped assembly (4) in the alignment position.

20. The method (30) according to claim 19, wherein, The plate-shaped assembly (4) is clamped in the alignment position by means of the pull strap (14) guided at the bearing (7).

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