Plate safe hoisting auxiliary structure for curtain wall construction

By employing negative pressure adsorption fixation and multi-dimensional guiding stabilization design, combined with multi-level fall protection and synchronous centripetal protection, the problems of swaying and safety hazards during the hoisting of glass curtain walls in high-rise buildings have been solved, achieving a stable and safe hoisting effect.

CN121948259APending Publication Date: 2026-05-01THE FIRST COMPARY OF CHINA EIGHTH ENG BUREAU LTD
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CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
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THE FIRST COMPARY OF CHINA EIGHTH ENG BUREAU LTD
Filing Date
2026-03-12
Publication Date
2026-05-01

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Technical Problem

During the installation of glass curtain walls in existing high-rise buildings, there are risks of panel swaying and collision, the hoisting equipment is prone to loosening, there is a lack of multi-level protection, and the edge protection is insufficient, which affects the installation accuracy and safety.

Method used

The auxiliary structure employs negative pressure adsorption fixation, multi-dimensional guiding stability, multi-level fall protection, and synchronous centripetal perimeter protection, including a guiding and fixing mechanism, a stabilizing guide wheel mechanism, and a protective mechanism. Through mechanical linkage and elastic buffer design, it ensures the stability and safety of the hoisting process.

Benefits of technology

It effectively prevents the panels from swinging and colliding at high altitudes, ensures safe hoisting, reduces construction risks, improves installation accuracy and overall safety, reduces equipment replacement frequency, and shortens the construction cycle.

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Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of building construction, in particular to a safe plate hoisting auxiliary structure for curtain wall construction, which comprises an auxiliary frame, a first hoisting point is arranged at the top end of the auxiliary frame, and a hoisting base is arranged on the outer side of the auxiliary frame. The hoisting base is provided with a negative pressure adsorption mechanism used for grabbing the curtain wall and provided with a second hoisting point. And the auxiliary frame is matched with the stable guide wheel mechanism on the hoisting base through the guide fixing mechanism to form track constraint. The structure further integrates a distance adjusting assembly, a damping assembly and a synchronous movement assembly, and double-side synchronous adjustment is achieved through a linkage disc or a gear and a rack. In addition, the curtain wall protection device is further provided with an anti-falling assembly and a curtain wall protection mechanism with a protection annular plate, and a protection sliding frame is driven by a protection driving assembly to move centripetally. Through frame guiding, mechanical synchronous linkage and multi-stage safety protection, the problems that high-altitude curtain wall hoisting swing is large, and safety is poor are solved, and the efficiency and safety of curtain wall construction are remarkably improved.
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Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of building construction technology, and in particular to an auxiliary structure for safe hoisting of panels in curtain wall construction. Background Technology

[0002] In existing technologies, the installation of glass curtain walls in high-rise buildings typically relies on equipment such as tower cranes, suspended platforms, or specialized vacuum lifting devices to lift large curtain wall panels from the ground to the installation location. Common hoisting methods primarily involve fixing the curtain wall panel surface with a negative pressure adsorption device, followed by vertical lifting using a main hook or hoisting rope. This traditional method has several prominent problems in practical applications.

[0003] First, in high-altitude environments, curtain wall panels are highly susceptible to significant swaying or tilting due to wind loads, airflow disturbances, and the elastic deformation of the hoisting ropes. This can lead to collisions between the panels and the building structure or adjacent panels, increasing the risk of edge breakage or installation accuracy deviations. Second, during high-altitude hoisting operations, if the main hoisting rope or hook accidentally becomes loose, breaks, or fails due to fatigue, the lack of an effective multi-level mechanical backup protection mechanism poses a safety hazard of the entire panel falling. Furthermore, existing hoisting auxiliary tools offer relatively weak protection for the edges of curtain wall panels. During hoisting, positioning, and fine-tuning, lateral impacts or collisions can easily cause stress concentration, edge chipping, or surface damage at the panel edges, thereby affecting the overall sealing, durability, and aesthetics of the curtain wall.

[0004] How to solve the above-mentioned technical problems is the challenge facing this invention. Summary of the Invention

[0005] To address the shortcomings of existing technologies, this invention provides a rationally designed, safe, and reliable on-site welding positioning platform for HVAC ducts. By organically integrating functions such as negative pressure adsorption fixation, multi-dimensional guiding stability, multi-level fall protection, and synchronous centripetal perimeter protection, it significantly overcomes the aforementioned deficiencies in existing technologies.

[0006] The technical solution adopted by the present invention to solve its technical problem is: a safety hoisting auxiliary structure for curtain wall construction, including an auxiliary frame, a first hoisting point symmetrically arranged at the top of the auxiliary frame, a hoisting base arranged on the outer side of the auxiliary frame, a negative pressure adsorption mechanism for adsorbing the curtain wall on the hoisting base, and a second hoisting point arranged on the hoisting base. The auxiliary frame is provided with a guide and fixing mechanism that cooperates with the hoisting base. The hoisting base is provided with a stabilizing guide wheel mechanism that cooperates with the guide and fixing mechanism. The auxiliary frame is also provided with a curtain wall protection mechanism that cooperates with the curtain wall.

[0007] Furthermore, the negative pressure adsorption mechanism includes an adsorption base frame, on which a plurality of negative pressure suction cups are provided, on which a negative pressure component that cooperates with the negative pressure suction cups is provided, and on which a central control component that cooperates with the negative pressure component is provided.

[0008] Furthermore, the negative pressure adsorption mechanism also includes a spacing adjustment component disposed between the hoisting base and the adsorption frame and cooperating with the shock-absorbing guide mechanism, and the hoisting base is provided with a shock-absorbing component that cooperates with the spacing adjustment component.

[0009] Furthermore, the spacing adjustment component is provided on the adjustment bracket on the hoisting base, the adsorption base is provided with an adjustment slide that slides with the adjustment bracket, the hoisting base is provided with a spacing adjustment unit, the hoisting base is provided with a stabilizing guide groove that cooperates with the adsorption base, and the adsorption base is provided with a stabilizing guide rod that cooperates with the stabilizing guide groove. Therefore, the shock absorption assembly includes a sleeve spring fitted on the stabilizer guide rod, and several abutment springs are provided on the hoisting base.

[0010] The adsorption base can be directly fixed to the hoisting base by means of a fixed connection, or a spacing adjustment component can be used as the connecting part between the two.

[0011] Furthermore, the guiding and fixing mechanism includes guide frames respectively disposed on both sides of the auxiliary frame, guide slides that slide in cooperation with the guide frames on both sides of the auxiliary frame, and guide slides that cooperate with the stabilizing guide wheel mechanism on the guide slides. The guide slide is provided with a guide groove that cooperates with the stabilizing guide wheel mechanism, and a limiting base block that cooperates with the guide slide is provided at the top of the guide slide. The auxiliary frame is provided with a synchronous motion component for driving the guide slide to move relative to each other, and a fall protection component that cooperates with the suspension rope connected to the positioning base is provided between the two guide frames.

[0012] Furthermore, the synchronous motion component includes a motion drive unit disposed on one of the guide frames, a guide motion unit that cooperates with the motion drive unit disposed on the other guide frame, and motion linkage units for linking the motion drive unit and the guide motion component are disposed at both the top and bottom ends of the auxiliary frame. The motion linkage unit includes a first crossbeam disposed on one of the guide frames, and the first crossbeam is slidably engaged with the auxiliary frame; a second crossbeam is disposed on the other guide frame, and the second crossbeam is slidably engaged with the auxiliary frame; and a linkage module that engages with the first crossbeam or the second crossbeam is disposed in the auxiliary frame.

[0013] Furthermore, the fall protection assembly includes telescopic base frame units respectively disposed on the guide frame, each telescopic base frame unit having a fall protection base frame disposed at one end near another telescopic base frame unit, the fall protection base frame being provided with a locking unit that cooperates with another fall protection base frame, the fall protection base frame being provided with a fall protection unit, and the fall protection base frame being provided with a fall protection module.

[0014] The locking unit can be configured as an electromagnet adsorption structure, or it can be configured as a locking groove, locking block, locking slot, or tenon and mortise rod of an electric insertion rod.

[0015] The fall protection unit includes a mechanical compression fall protection structure consisting of a fall protection electric rod and a fall protection compression pad installed on the fall protection base frame.

[0016] Preferably, the guide carriage is provided with a flat and stable frame that slides in cooperation with the telescopic base frame unit, and two sets of stable base wheels are symmetrically arranged on the flat and stable frame.

[0017] Furthermore, the stabilizing guide wheel mechanism includes a first guide wheel assembly disposed on a lifting base, and a second guide wheel assembly disposed on the lifting base that cooperates with the first guide wheel assembly, and the structure of the second guide wheel assembly is consistent with the structure of the first guide wheel assembly; Furthermore, the first guide wheel assembly includes two sets of shock-absorbing telescopic arms, each set of which is equipped with a guide wheel. Each set of shock-absorbing telescopic arms includes two shock-absorbing telescopic arms symmetrically arranged on the hoisting base. The hoisting base is equipped with two opening and closing components for controlling the opening and closing angle of one set of shock-absorbing telescopic arms, and the hoisting base is equipped with an opening and closing linkage component for linking the two opening and closing components.

[0018] Preferably, the two sets of shock-absorbing telescopic arms of the first guide wheel assembly are located at the top and bottom ends of the hoisting base or at the left and right sides of the hoisting base, respectively; the two sets of shock-absorbing telescopic arms of the second guide wheel assembly are located at the top and bottom ends of the hoisting base and / or at the left and right sides of the hoisting base, respectively.

[0019] Furthermore, the tensioning and closing assembly includes a tensioning and closing slide rod, a tensioning and closing guide block is provided at one end of the tensioning and closing slide rod, two tensioning and closing connecting rods are symmetrically arranged on the tensioning and closing guide block, one end of the tensioning and closing connecting rod is rotatably connected to the shock-absorbing telescopic arm, a tensioning and closing guide member that cooperates with the tensioning and closing guide block is provided on the hoisting base, and the other end of the tensioning and closing slide rod is connected to the tensioning and closing linkage assembly; The tensioning and opening linkage assembly includes linkage carriages that are respectively connected to two tensioning and opening slides, and a linkage control unit for driving the two linkage carriages to move relative to each other is provided on the hoisting base.

[0020] Furthermore, the curtain wall protection mechanism includes a protective ring plate disposed on the auxiliary frame, a protective frame disposed on the protective ring plate, four sets of protective slides that slide in cooperation with the protective frame, a shock-absorbing and abutting component for one side of the curtain wall disposed at one end of the protective slides, and a protective drive component disposed on the protective ring plate for driving the four sets of protective slides to perform synchronous centripetal / centrifugal motion.

[0021] Furthermore, the protective drive assembly includes four corner linkage frames that are rotatably connected to the protective ring plate, and the four corner linkage frames are located at the four corners of the auxiliary frame. A linkage cross plate is provided between two adjacent corner linkage frames, and a linkage groove is provided on the linkage cross plate. The protective slide is provided with a linkage drive rod that slides with the linkage groove. One of the linkage horizontal plates is provided with a drive frame, the protective ring plate is provided with a drive base, the drive base is provided with a linear actuator that is rotatably connected to the drive base, and the moving end of the linear actuator is rotatably connected to the drive frame.

[0022] The linear actuators are configured as linear drive components such as electric rods, hydraulic rods, and electric cylinders.

[0023] The shock-absorbing and abutting assembly includes an abutting base frame mounted on a protective slide, an abutting base plate on one side of the abutting base frame, and a plurality of abutting spring members disposed between the abutting base plate and the abutting base frame. Alternatively, the shock-absorbing and abutting assembly can also be directly configured as an abutting plate or an abutting adhesive layer.

[0024] This invention constructs a rigid motion guide pair by interlocking the guiding and fixing mechanism on the auxiliary frame with the stabilizing guide wheel mechanism on the hoisting base. Combined with the dual-point design of the first and second hoisting points, it effectively eliminates the rotational torque generated by uneven wind loads at high altitudes, preventing the panels from spinning and swaying violently during lifting and lowering, and greatly reducing the risk of the panels colliding with the building structure or scaffolding.

[0025] This invention employs a synchronous motion assembly consisting of a linkage disc paired with a rotating connecting rod or a linkage gear paired with a linkage rack, utilizing the geometric constraints of a purely mechanical structure to replace traditional manual adjustment. This design ensures that the guide carriages on both sides maintain strict displacement synchronization even under uneven force, fundamentally eliminating mechanism jamming or plate tilting caused by asynchronous lifting, and significantly improving the reliability of the equipment under complex working conditions.

[0026] This invention not only relies on a negative pressure adsorption mechanism for primary load-bearing, but also innovatively uses a protective drive component to link four sets of protective sliding frames to perform centripetal movement of the curtain wall. Protective ring plates form a physical enclosure around the panels, further enhanced by locking units in the fall arrestor assembly. This triple redundancy design ensures that even in extreme situations such as negative pressure failure or rope breakage, the curtain wall panels remain securely locked within the frame, completely eliminating the safety hazard of falling objects from heights.

[0027] This invention utilizes a sleeve spring mounted on a stabilizing guide rod and a contact spring on the hoisting base, in conjunction with a spacing adjustment component, to form an elastic buffer layer with active adjustment capabilities. When the panel is in place or encounters a gust of wind, the system can absorb and dissipate the impact energy through the elastic deformation of the spring, preventing stress concentration at the edges of the brittle curtain wall and effectively protecting the structural integrity of the panel.

[0028] The cooperation between the tensioning and opening components and the tensioning and opening linkage components in this invention allows the stabilizing guide wheel to adjust its opening degree according to the specifications of the track on site. This height-adjustable mechanical structure enables the same device to be adapted to curtain wall panels of various specifications and sizes, reducing the frequency of changing lifting equipment on construction site, significantly shortening the operation cycle of a single panel installation, and reducing overall construction costs. Attached Figure Description

[0029] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the overall structure of the present invention from a first-person perspective.

[0030] Figure 2 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the overall structure of the present invention from a second perspective.

[0031] Figure 3 This is a first-view structural diagram of the auxiliary frame and its cooperating structure of the present invention.

[0032] Figure 4 This is a second-view structural diagram of the auxiliary frame and its cooperating structure of the present invention.

[0033] Figure 5 This is a first-view structural schematic diagram of the hoisting base and its cooperating structure according to the present invention.

[0034] Figure 6This is a second-view structural schematic diagram of the hoisting base and its cooperating structure according to the present invention.

[0035] The attached diagram is labeled as follows: 100, auxiliary frame; 110, first lifting point; 200, lifting base; 210, second lifting point; 300, negative pressure adsorption mechanism; 310, adsorption base frame; 320, negative pressure suction cup; 330, negative pressure component; 340, central control component; 350, spacing adjustment component; 351, adjustment bracket; 352, adjustment slide; 353, spacing adjustment unit; 360, shock absorption component; 400, guide fixing. Mechanism; 410, Guide frame; 420, Guide carriage; 430, Guide slide; 440, Guide groove; 450, Restriction block; 460, Synchronous motion assembly; 461, Motion drive unit; 462, Guide motion unit; 463, Motion linkage unit; 4631, First crossbeam; 4632, Second crossbeam; 4633, Linkage module; 470, Fall protection assembly; 471, Telescopic base frame unit; 472, Fall protection base Frame; 473, Locking unit; 474, Anti-fall unit; 500, Stabilizing guide wheel mechanism; 510, First guide wheel assembly; 511, Shock-absorbing telescopic arm; 512, Guide wheel; 520, Opening and closing assembly; 521, Opening and closing slide bar; 522, Opening and closing guide block; 523, Opening and closing connecting rod; 524, Opening and closing guide component; 530, Opening and closing linkage assembly; 531, Linkage slide; 532, Linkage control unit; 540, Second guide wheel assembly; 600 610. Curtain wall protection mechanism; 620. Protective ring plate; 630. Protective frame; 640. Protective slide; 641. Shock-absorbing and abutting assembly; 642. Abutting base frame; 643. Abutting base plate; 6444. Abutting spring component; 650. Protective drive assembly; 651. Corner linkage frame; 652. Linkage horizontal plate; 653. Linkage slide groove; 654. Linkage drive rod; 655. Drive link frame; 656. Drive base; 657. Linear actuator. Detailed Implementation

[0036] See Figures 1 to 6 As shown, a safety hoisting auxiliary structure for curtain wall construction includes an auxiliary frame 100. First hoisting points 110 are symmetrically arranged at the top of the auxiliary frame 100. A hoisting base 200 is arranged on the outer side of the auxiliary frame 100. A negative pressure adsorption mechanism 300 for adsorbing the curtain wall is provided on the hoisting base 200. A second hoisting point 210 is also provided on the hoisting base 200. Through the separate arrangement of the first hoisting point 110 and the second hoisting point 210, independent load-bearing and attitude adjustment of the auxiliary frame 100 and the hoisting base 200 are achieved, ensuring that the hoisting center of gravity remains stable even in complex wind conditions. The auxiliary frame 100 is equipped with a guide and fixing mechanism 400 that cooperates with the hoisting base 200. The hoisting base 200 is equipped with a stabilizing guide wheel mechanism 500 that cooperates with the guide and fixing mechanism 400. The auxiliary frame 100 also includes a curtain wall protection mechanism 600 that cooperates with the curtain wall. The stabilizing guide wheel mechanism 500 rolls within the guide and fixing mechanism 400, converting the linear displacement of the hoisting base 200 into controlled orbital motion, effectively preventing the curtain wall panels from swaying or colliding in complex wind conditions.

[0037] Furthermore, the negative pressure adsorption mechanism 300 includes an adsorption base 310, on which a plurality of negative pressure suction cups 320 are provided, on which a negative pressure component 330 is provided that cooperates with the negative pressure suction cups 320, and on which a central control component 340 is provided that cooperates with the negative pressure component 330.

[0038] The negative pressure component 330 includes a negative pressure generating tank, several negative pressure hoses, and a power supply battery forming a negative pressure driving structure. Alternatively, the central control component 340 is a central control chip. The central control component 340 automatically adjusts the output power of the negative pressure driving structure by monitoring the pressure value inside the negative pressure generating tank in real time, ensuring that the suction cup maintains a constant and safe suction force during high-altitude hoisting.

[0039] Furthermore, the negative pressure adsorption mechanism 300 also includes a spacing adjustment component 350 disposed between the hoisting base 200 and the adsorption frame 310 and cooperating with the vibration damping and guiding mechanism. The hoisting base 200 is provided with a vibration damping component 360 that cooperates with the spacing adjustment component 350. This design allows for fine-tuning of the curtain wall's positioning depth in three-dimensional space by adjusting the spacing after successful adsorption, and filters out minor high-frequency vibrations generated by construction machinery.

[0040] Furthermore, the spacing adjustment component 350 is provided on the adjustment bracket 351 on the hoisting base 200, the adsorption base 310 is provided with an adjustment slide 352 that slides with the adjustment bracket 351, the hoisting base 200 is provided with a spacing adjustment unit 353, the hoisting base 200 is provided with a stabilizing guide groove that cooperates with the adsorption base 310, and the adsorption base 310 is provided with a stabilizing guide rod that cooperates with the stabilizing guide groove; Therefore, the damping component 360 includes a sleeve spring fitted on the stabilizing guide rod, and a plurality of abutment springs are provided on the hoisting base 200. The sleeve spring provides axial restoring balance force, while the abutment springs are used to absorb the impact energy at the moment of contact between the curtain wall and the base, protecting the brittle curtain wall material.

[0041] The spacing adjustment unit 353 can be configured as a linear drive component such as an electric rod, a hydraulic rod, or a moving lead screw; or, the spacing adjustment unit 353 can be configured as a linear transmission structure composed of a chain, a sprocket, and an adjustment motor.

[0042] The adsorption base 310 can be directly fixedly connected to the hoisting base 200, or the spacing adjustment component 350 can be used as the connecting part between the two.

[0043] Furthermore, the guiding and fixing mechanism 400 includes guide frames 410 respectively disposed on both sides of the auxiliary frame 100, and guide slides 420 slidably engaged with the guide frames 410 on both sides of the auxiliary frame 100. Guide slides 420 are disposed on the guide slides 420 and cooperate with the stabilizing guide wheel mechanism 500. The guide slides 420 slide relative to the guide frames 410 to achieve stable guidance and position adjustment of the hoisting base 200 relative to the auxiliary frame 100. The guide slide 430 is provided with a guide groove 440 that cooperates with the stabilizing guide wheel mechanism 500. A limiting block 450 that cooperates with the guide slide 430 is provided at the top of the guide slide 430. The limiting block 450 serves as a protection for the end of the stroke, preventing the guide wheel 512 from accidentally sliding off the track and causing the mechanism to disintegrate.

[0044] The auxiliary frame 100 is equipped with a synchronous motion component 460 for driving the guide slide 420 to move relative to each other, and a fall protection component 470, which works in conjunction with the suspension rope connected to the positioning base, is provided between the two guide frames 410. The synchronous motion component 460 ensures that the tracks on both sides are evenly stressed when the hoisting base 200 is raised and lowered within the frame, avoiding mechanical jamming due to uneven loading.

[0045] Two preferred structural designs for the synchronous motion components 460 are provided, as follows: Firstly, the synchronous motion assembly 460 includes two sets of synchronous drive rods respectively disposed on two sets of guide frames 410, and a synchronous module disposed in the auxiliary frame 100.

[0046] Secondly, the synchronous motion component 460 includes a motion drive unit 461 disposed on one of the guide frames 410, a guide motion unit 462 disposed on the other guide frame 410 that cooperates with the motion drive unit 461, and a motion linkage unit 463 for linking the motion drive unit 461 and the guide motion component is disposed at both the top and bottom ends of the auxiliary frame 100. The motion linkage unit 463 includes a first crossbeam 4631 disposed on one of the guide frames 410, and the first crossbeam 4631 is slidably engaged with the auxiliary frame 100. A second crossbeam 4632 is disposed on the other guide frame 410, and the second crossbeam 4632 is slidably engaged with the auxiliary frame 100. The auxiliary frame 100 is provided with a linkage module 4633 that cooperates with the first crossbeam 4631 or the second crossbeam 4632.

[0047] In summary, the synchronous motion component 460 ensures that the guide slides 420 on both sides extend, retract, or rise and fall synchronously through mechanical linkage or drive linkage, avoiding unilateral lag that could cause the hoisting base 200 to twist or tilt, thereby improving the overall hoisting stability.

[0048] The motion drive unit 461 can be configured as a linear drive component such as an electric rod, a hydraulic rod, or a moving lead screw; or, the motion drive unit 461 can be configured as a linear transmission structure composed of a chain, a sprocket, and a motion motor. The guide motion unit 462 includes a plurality of guide cylinders disposed on the guide frame 410, and correspondingly, the guide slide 420 is provided with guide slide rods that cooperate with the guide cylinders; or, the guide motion unit 462 may also be configured as a guide groove, and the guide slide 420 is provided with a motion guide rod that cooperates with the guide groove.

[0049] Two preferred structural designs for the linkage module 4633 are provided, as follows: Firstly, the linkage module 4633 includes a linkage disk disposed in the auxiliary frame 100 and rotatably engaged with the auxiliary frame 100, and two symmetrically arranged rotating connecting rods on the linkage disk; wherein, the two ends of the first crossbeam 4631 and the second crossbeam 4632 are respectively rotatably connected to the linkage disk and the guide frame 410.

[0050] Secondly, the linkage module 4633 includes a plurality of linkage gears disposed in the auxiliary frame 100, and the first crossbeam 4631 and the second crossbeam 4632 are provided with linkage racks that mesh with the linkage gears.

[0051] Preferably, the auxiliary frame 100 is provided with a linkage cavity or linkage crossbar that slides with the first crossbar 4631 or the second crossbar 4632.

[0052] Preferably, the auxiliary frame 100 is provided with a set of slidable wheels that are slidably engaged with the first crossbeam 4631 or the second crossbeam 4632.

[0053] The linkage module 4633 achieves precise synchronous movement between the first crossbeam 4631 and the second crossbeam 4632 through the meshing of the rotating connecting rod or gear rack, reducing mechanical backlash and improving guiding accuracy; the linkage cavity or stable wheel set further reduces sliding friction and vibration, ensuring stability under long-term use.

[0054] Furthermore, the fall arrestor assembly 470 includes telescopic base frame units 471 respectively disposed on the guide frame 410. Each telescopic base frame unit 471 is provided with a fall arrestor base frame 472 at one end near the other telescopic base frame unit 471. The fall arrestor base frame 472 is provided with a locking unit 473 that cooperates with the other fall arrestor base frame 472. The fall arrestor base frame 472 is provided with a fall arrestor unit 474, and the fall arrestor base frame 472 is provided with a fall arrestor module.

[0055] The locking unit 473 can be configured as an electromagnet adsorption structure, or the locking unit 473 can be configured as a locking groove, locking block, locking slot, or tenon and mortise rod of electric insertion rod.

[0056] The fall protection unit 474 includes a mechanical compression fall protection structure consisting of a fall protection electric rod and a fall protection compression pad installed on the fall protection base frame 472.

[0057] When the main hoisting rope accidentally comes loose or breaks, the anti-fall component 470 quickly closes the two anti-fall base frames 472 on both sides to form a closed loop through the locking unit 473. At the same time, the electric rod of the anti-fall unit 474 pushes the compression pad to clamp the auxiliary hoisting rope, realizing mechanical backup grip, preventing the hoisting base 200 and the entire curtain wall from falling, and providing multi-level safety redundancy.

[0058] Preferably, the guide carriage 420 is provided with a flat and stable frame that slides in cooperation with the telescopic base frame unit 471, and two sets of stable base wheels are symmetrically arranged on the flat and stable frame.

[0059] Furthermore, the stabilizing guide wheel mechanism 500 includes a first guide wheel assembly 510 disposed on the hoisting base 200, and a second guide wheel assembly 540 disposed on the hoisting base 200 to cooperate with the first guide wheel assembly 510, and the structure of the second guide wheel assembly 540 is consistent with the structure of the first guide wheel assembly 510. The first guide wheel assembly 510 includes two sets of shock-absorbing telescopic arms 511. Each shock-absorbing telescopic arm 511 is provided with a guide wheel 512. Each set of shock-absorbing telescopic arms 511 includes two shock-absorbing telescopic arms 511 symmetrically arranged on the hoisting base 200. The hoisting base 200 is provided with two opening and closing components 520 for controlling the opening and closing angle of a set of shock-absorbing telescopic arms 511. The hoisting base 200 is also provided with an opening and closing linkage component 530 for linking the two opening and closing components 520.

[0060] Preferably, the two sets of shock-absorbing telescopic arms 511 of the first guide wheel assembly 510 are located at the top and bottom ends of the hoisting base 200 or at the left and right sides of the hoisting base 200, respectively; the two sets of shock-absorbing telescopic arms 511 of the second guide wheel assembly 540 are located at the top and bottom ends of the hoisting base 200 and / or at the left and right sides of the hoisting base 200, respectively.

[0061] In this configuration, the guide wheel 512 in the first guide wheel assembly 510 is located on a different operating surface than the guide wheel 512 in the first guide wheel assembly 510. The stabilizing guide wheel mechanism 500 achieves gapless rolling guidance of the hoisting base 200 along the guide path by embedding the guide wheels 512 on multiple sets of shock-absorbing telescopic arms 511 into the guide grooves 440. The arrangement of guide wheels 512 on different operating surfaces forms multi-directional constraints, which significantly suppresses the forward and backward and left and right swaying during the hoisting process and improves the attitude control accuracy.

[0062] Furthermore, the tensioning assembly 520 includes a tensioning slide rod 521, a tensioning guide block 522 is provided at one end of the tensioning slide rod 521, two tensioning connecting rods 523 are symmetrically arranged on the tensioning guide block 522, one end of the tensioning connecting rod 523 is rotatably connected to the shock-absorbing telescopic arm 511, the hoisting base 200 is provided with a tensioning guide member 524 that cooperates with the tensioning guide block 522, and the other end of the tensioning slide rod 521 is connected to the tensioning linkage assembly 530; The tensioning linkage assembly 530 includes a linkage slide 531 that is connected to two tensioning slide rods 521 respectively, and a linkage control unit 532 for driving the two linkage slides 531 to move relative to each other is provided on the hoisting base 200.

[0063] The linkage control unit 532 can be configured as a control structure consisting of a motor, a control lead screw, and two lead screw pairs that cooperate with the linkage slide 531; or, the linkage control unit 532 can be configured as a gear control structure consisting of a motor, a drive gear, and two drive racks connected to the linkage slide 531; or, the linkage control unit 532 can be configured as a mechanical linkage control structure consisting of a linkage frame, a linkage slide 531, a linear drive component, and two control links rotatably connected to the linkage slide 531.

[0064] The opening and closing component 520 works in coordination with the linkage component, and the shock-absorbing telescopic arm 511 opens / closes synchronously through linear or rotary drive, adjusting the clamping force between the guide wheel 512 and the slide groove to achieve relaxed insertion during initial alignment and reliable clamping during working, taking into account both installation convenience and anti-sway stability.

[0065] Furthermore, the curtain wall protection mechanism 600 includes a protective ring plate 610 disposed on the auxiliary frame 100, a protective frame 620 disposed on the protective ring plate 610, four sets of protective slides 630 disposed in the protective frame 620 and slidingly engaging with the protective frame 620, a shock-absorbing and abutting component 640 disposed at one end of the protective slide 630, and a protective drive component 650 disposed on the protective ring plate 610 for driving the four sets of protective slides 630 to perform synchronous centripetal / centrifugal motion.

[0066] The protective slide is configured as a telescopic structure, and its telescopic distance is driven by built-in hydraulic rods, electric rods, and electric lead screws.

[0067] Furthermore, the protective drive assembly 650 includes four corner linkage frames 651 rotatably connected to the protective ring plate 610, and the four corner linkage frames 651 are located at the four corners of the auxiliary frame 100. A linkage cross plate 652 is provided between two adjacent corner linkage frames 651, and a linkage groove 653 is provided on the linkage cross plate. The protective slide 630 is provided with a linkage drive rod 654 that slides with the linkage groove 653. One of the linkage cross plates 652 is provided with a drive link 655, the protective ring plate 610 is provided with a drive base 656, the drive base 656 is provided with a linear actuator 657 rotatably connected to the drive base 656, and the moving end of the linear actuator 657 is rotatably connected to the drive link.

[0068] Among them, the linear actuator 657 is configured as a linear drive component such as an electric rod, hydraulic rod, or electric cylinder.

[0069] The shock-absorbing and abutting assembly 640 includes an abutting base 641 mounted on the protective slide 630, an abutting base plate 642 on one side of the abutting base 641, and a plurality of abutting spring members 643 disposed between the abutting base plate 642 and the abutting base 641. Alternatively, the shock-absorbing and abutting assembly 640 may also be directly configured as an abutting plate or an abutting adhesive layer.

[0070] The protective drive component 650 pushes one of the linkage horizontal plates 652 through the linear actuator 657. With the help of the four-bar linkage of the corner linkage frame 651 and the linkage slide 653, the four sets of protective slides 630 are synchronously retracted in a centripetal manner, so that the shock-absorbing contact component 640 is evenly attached to the four edges of the curtain wall panel. During hoisting, transportation and positioning, it absorbs the lateral collision energy, prevents the stress concentration at the edge of the curtain wall from causing cracking or damage, and provides all-round flexible protection.

[0071] The technical features of this invention not described can be implemented by or using existing technology, and will not be repeated here. Of course, the above description is not a limitation of this invention, and this invention is not limited to the examples above. Any changes, modifications, additions or substitutions made by those skilled in the art within the scope of this invention should also be within the protection scope of this invention.

Claims

1. An auxiliary structure for safe hoisting of panels during curtain wall construction, characterized in that, Includes an auxiliary frame (100), with a first suspension point (110) symmetrically arranged at the top of the auxiliary frame (100), a suspension base (200) arranged on the outer side of the auxiliary frame (100), a negative pressure adsorption mechanism (300) for adsorbing the curtain wall arranged on the suspension base (200), and a second suspension point (210) arranged on the suspension base (200). The auxiliary frame (100) is provided with a guide fixing mechanism (400) that cooperates with the hoisting base (200), the hoisting base (200) is provided with a stabilizing guide wheel mechanism (500) that cooperates with the guide fixing mechanism (400), and the auxiliary frame (100) is provided with a curtain wall protection mechanism (600) that cooperates with the curtain wall.

2. The auxiliary structure for safe hoisting of panels in curtain wall construction according to claim 1, characterized in that, The negative pressure adsorption mechanism (300) includes an adsorption base (310), on which a plurality of negative pressure suction cups (320) are provided. A negative pressure component (330) that cooperates with the negative pressure suction cups (320) is provided on the lifting base (200), and a central control component (340) that cooperates with the negative pressure component (330) is provided on the lifting base (200).

3. The auxiliary structure for safe hoisting of panels in curtain wall construction according to claim 2, characterized in that, The negative pressure adsorption mechanism (300) further includes a spacing adjustment component (350) disposed between the hoisting base (200) and the adsorption base (310) and cooperating with the shock absorption guide mechanism. The hoisting base (200) is provided with a shock absorption component (360) cooperating with the spacing adjustment component (350).

4. The auxiliary structure for safe hoisting of panels in curtain wall construction according to claim 1, characterized in that, The guide fixing mechanism (400) includes guide brackets (410) respectively disposed on both sides of the auxiliary frame (100), and guide slides (420) slidably engaged with the guide brackets (410) are disposed on both sides of the auxiliary frame (100). Guide slides (430) cooperating with the stabilizing guide wheel mechanism (500) are disposed on the guide slides (420). The guide slide (430) is provided with a guide groove (440) that cooperates with the stabilizing guide wheel mechanism (500), and a limiting base block (450) that cooperates with the guide slide (430) is provided at the top of the guide slide (430). The auxiliary frame (100) is provided with a synchronous motion component (460) for driving the guide slide (420) to move relative to each other, and a fall protection component (470) is provided between the two guide frames (410) in cooperation with the suspension rope connected to the positioning base.

5. The auxiliary structure for safe hoisting of panels in curtain wall construction according to claim 4, characterized in that, The synchronous motion assembly (460) includes a motion drive unit (461) disposed on one of the guide frames (410), a guide motion unit (462) cooperating with the motion drive unit (461) disposed on the other guide frame (410), and a motion linkage unit (463) for linking the motion drive unit (461) and the guide motion assembly is disposed at both the top and bottom ends of the auxiliary frame (100). The motion linkage unit (463) includes a first crossbeam (4631) disposed on one of the guide frames (410), and the first crossbeam (4631) is slidably engaged with the auxiliary frame (100). A second crossbeam (4632) is disposed on the other guide frame (410), and the second crossbeam (4632) is slidably engaged with the auxiliary frame (100). The auxiliary frame (100) is provided with a linkage module (4633) that engages with the first crossbeam (4631) or the second crossbeam (4632). The fall arrestor assembly (470) includes telescopic base frame units (471) respectively disposed on the guide frame (410). Each telescopic base frame unit (471) is provided with a fall arrestor base frame (472) at one end near the other telescopic base frame unit (471). The fall arrestor base frame (472) is provided with a locking unit (473) that cooperates with the other fall arrestor base frame (472). The fall arrestor base frame (472) is provided with a fall arrestor unit (474), and the fall arrestor base frame (472) is provided with a fall arrestor module.

6. The auxiliary structure for safe hoisting of curtain wall panels according to claim 1, characterized in that, The stabilizing guide wheel mechanism (500) includes a first guide wheel assembly (510) disposed on a lifting base (200), and a second guide wheel assembly (540) disposed on the lifting base (200) to cooperate with the first guide wheel assembly (510), and the structure of the second guide wheel assembly (540) is the same as that of the first guide wheel assembly (510); The first guide wheel assembly (510) includes two sets of shock-absorbing telescopic arms (511), and guide wheels (512) are provided on the shock-absorbing telescopic arms (511). Each set of shock-absorbing telescopic arms (511) includes two shock-absorbing telescopic arms (511) symmetrically arranged on the hoisting base (200). The hoisting base (200) is provided with two opening and closing components (520) for controlling the opening and closing angle of a set of shock-absorbing telescopic arms (511), and the hoisting base (200) is provided with an opening and closing linkage component (530) for linking the two opening and closing components (520).

7. The auxiliary structure for safe hoisting of curtain wall panels according to claim 6, characterized in that, The two sets of shock-absorbing telescopic arms (511) of the first guide wheel assembly (510) are located at the top and bottom ends of the hoisting base (200) or on the left and right sides of the hoisting base (200); the two sets of shock-absorbing telescopic arms (511) of the second guide wheel assembly (540) are located at the top and bottom ends of the hoisting base (200) and / or on the left and right sides of the hoisting base (200).

8. The auxiliary structure for safe hoisting of curtain wall panels according to claim 6, characterized in that, The tensioning assembly (520) includes a tensioning slide rod (521), a tensioning guide block (522) is provided at one end of the tensioning slide rod (521), two tensioning connecting rods (523) are symmetrically arranged on the tensioning guide block (522), one end of the tensioning connecting rod (523) is rotatably connected to the shock-absorbing telescopic arm (511), the hoisting base (200) is provided with a tensioning guide member (524) that cooperates with the tensioning guide block (522), and the other end of the tensioning slide rod (521) is connected to the tensioning linkage assembly (530); The tensioning linkage assembly (530) includes a linkage carriage (531) connected to two tensioning slides (521) respectively, and a linkage control unit (532) is provided on the hoisting base (200) for driving the two linkage carriages (531) to move relative to each other.

9. The auxiliary structure for safe hoisting of panels in curtain wall construction according to claim 1, characterized in that, The curtain wall protection mechanism (600) includes a protective ring plate (610) disposed on the auxiliary frame (100), a protective frame (620) disposed on the protective ring plate (610), four sets of protective slides (630) disposed in the protective frame (620) and slidingly engaged with the protective frame (620), a shock-absorbing and abutting component (640) for one side of the curtain wall is disposed at one end of the protective slide (630), and a protective drive component (650) for driving the four sets of protective slides (630) to perform synchronous centripetal / centrifugal motion is disposed on the protective ring plate (610).

10. The auxiliary structure for safe hoisting of curtain wall panels according to claim 9, characterized in that, The protective drive assembly (650) includes four corner linkage frames (651) that are rotatably connected to the protective ring plate (610), and the four corner linkage frames (651) are located at the four corners of the auxiliary frame (100). A linkage cross plate (652) is provided between two adjacent corner linkage frames (651), and a linkage groove (653) is provided on the linkage cross plate. The protective slide (630) is provided with a linkage drive rod (654) that slides with the linkage groove (653). One of the linkage cross plates (652) is provided with a drive link (655), the protective ring plate (610) is provided with a drive base (656), the drive base (656) is provided with a linear actuator (657) rotatably connected to the drive base (656), and the moving end of the linear actuator (657) is rotatably connected to the drive link.