Fork pocket structure of wood floor container

Abstract

The utility model discloses a fork pocket structure of a wood floor container, which comprises a block plate which is a square wood floor. The bottom side beams are fixed on the two sides of the block plate; the threshold is fixedly arranged at the front end of the block plate; the bottom beam is fixedly arranged at the rear end of the block plate; the doorsill, the bottom beam and the two bottom side beams are each provided with two symmetrical through grooves. The inner partition plate is fixedly arranged on the bottom face of the block plate and matched with the through groove to divide a closed structure defined by the block plate, the two bottom side beams, the threshold and the bottom beams into a left fork groove, a right fork groove, a front end fork groove and a rear end fork groove which are in the left-right direction and the front-back direction and are smooth. The fork pocket bottom plates are fixedly arranged at intersections and ports of the corresponding fork pockets; the corner blocks are arranged at the four corners of the block plate, and slotted holes are formed in the bottom face and the two outer side faces of the corner blocks. By reasonably arranging the reinforcing pieces at the bottom, the structural strength of the wood floor is improved, and the wood floor adapts to the use scene of a marine container; and the fork grooves on the four sides are convenient to mount and use, suitable for small containers and wide in application range.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of container production, and more specifically, to a fork groove structure of a wooden floor container. Background Art

[0002] During the design and development of shipping containers, some customers will have customized individual needs, such as laying removable wooden floors inside the container. In order to achieve this goal, special design is required.

[0003] Ordinary modular floors have poor stability, complex structure, and are difficult to install. They often require special drilling or other processing before laying, and are difficult to adapt to the use scenarios of shipping containers. Utility Model Content

[0004] In view of the deficiencies in the prior art, the purpose of the utility model is to provide a fork groove structure of a wooden floor container to solve one or more of the above-mentioned problems.

[0005] In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model provides the following technical solutions:

[0006] A fork groove structure of a wooden floor container, comprising

[0007] The boards are square wooden floors;

[0008] Bottom side beams, which are fixed to both sides of the block plate;

[0009] A threshold, which is fixed at the front end of the block board;

[0010] A bottom beam fixedly arranged at the rear end of the block plate;

[0011] The threshold, the bottom beam and the two bottom side beams are each provided with two symmetrical through grooves;

[0012] An inner partition is fixedly arranged on the bottom surface of the block plate, and cooperates with the through groove to separate the closed structure formed by the block plate, the two bottom side beams, the door sill and the bottom beam into a left fork groove, a right fork groove, a front fork groove and a rear fork groove that are unobstructed in left and right, front and back directions;

[0013] A fork groove bottom plate, which is fixedly arranged at the intersection and end of the corresponding fork groove;

[0014] Corner blocks are arranged at the four corners of the block plate, and slots are provided on the bottom surface and two outer side surfaces.

[0015] Furthermore, the left fork groove and the right fork groove are centrally symmetrical, the front fork groove and the rear fork groove are centrally symmetrical, and the fork groove bottom plate at the front fork groove port extends forward.

[0016] Furthermore, the bottom side beam, the door sill, the bottom beam and the inner partition are all C-shaped panels, the openings of the bottom side beam, the door sill and the bottom beam are all facing inward, the openings between the inner partition and the bottom side beam, the door sill and the bottom beam are opposite, and the openings of the two inner partitions in the same fork groove are arranged back to back.

[0017] Furthermore, the block plate is provided with a reinforcement strip at the center along the front-to-back direction, and the block plate is provided with a reinforcement plate at the intersection of the corresponding fork grooves.

[0018] Furthermore, the bottom of the block plate is divided into nine empty reinforcement grooves by four fork grooves, and the three reinforcement grooves at the front end and the three reinforcement grooves at the rear end are longer than the three reinforcement grooves in the center.

[0019] Furthermore, each of the reinforcement grooves at the front end is provided with two inner bottom beams opening forward, each of the reinforcement grooves at the center is provided with an inner bottom beam opening forward, and each of the reinforcement grooves at the rear end is provided with an inner bottom beam opening forward and a wide bottom beam opening forward, the wide bottom beam is arranged at the rear, and the width of the end face where the wide bottom beam is fixed to the block plate is greater than that of the inner bottom beam.

[0020] In summary, the utility model has the following beneficial effects: by reasonably setting the reinforcement members at the bottom, the structural strength of the wooden floor is improved to adapt to the use scenarios of shipping containers; the fork grooves on the four sides facilitate installation and use, and are also suitable for use in small containers, with a wide range of applications. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0021] Figure 1 A front structural schematic diagram of an implementation scheme provided by the utility model;

[0022] Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the bottom structure of an implementation scheme provided by the utility model;

[0023] Figure 3 A schematic diagram of the bottom surface of a block plate of an implementation mode provided by the utility model;

[0024] Figure 4 A schematic diagram of a bottom side beam structure of an implementation scheme provided by the utility model;

[0025] Figure 5 A schematic diagram of a threshold structure of an implementation mode provided by the utility model;

[0026] Figure 6 The present invention provides a schematic diagram of a bottom beam structure according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0027] In the figure: 10, block plate; 11, reinforcement strip; 12, reinforcement groove; 13, inner bottom cross beam; 14, wide bottom cross beam; 20, bottom side beam; 30, door sill; 40, bottom beam; 50, inner partition; 60, left fork groove; 61, right fork groove; 62, front fork groove; 63, rear fork groove; 70, fork groove bottom plate; 80, corner block. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0028] Example:

[0029] The following is combined with Figure 1-6 The utility model is described in further detail.

[0030] A fork groove structure of a wooden floor container, such as Figure 1 As shown, the whole is formed by bonding a number of plates 10, two bottom side beams 20, a door sill 30, a bottom beam 40, eight inner partitions 50, twelve inner bottom cross beams 13, three wide bottom cross beams 14 and four corner blocks 80.

[0031] Among them, combined Figure 3 As shown, the block board 10 is a square wooden floor, and the length-to-width ratio should not be too large. A reinforcing strip 11 is provided at the center of the left and right ends of the block board 10 along the front-to-back direction to improve the structural strength. Preferably, a reinforcing strip 11 can also be provided in the left and right directions. Figure 4 As shown, bottom side beams 20 are fixedly provided at the left and right ends of the block plate 10, and a through groove is provided in the bottom side beam 20 along the left-right direction. After the left and right bottom side beams 20 are installed on the block plate 10, the through grooves are aligned in sequence to form a path of a left fork groove 60 and a right fork groove 61, that is, the number of the left fork groove 60 and the right fork groove are both two, and the left fork groove 60 is actually aligned and overlapped with the right fork groove 61. Subsequently, the path is paved with the help of four inner partitions 50, and because the front end fork groove 62 and the rear end fork groove 63 need to be reserved, it is necessary to provide through grooves in the front-to-back direction on these four inner partitions 50. Therefore, there is another method to save the grooving process, which is to separate the four inner partitions 50 into twelve small partitions for aligned installation, and the effect is the same. Similarly, combined with Figure 5 and Figure 6 As shown, the front and rear ends of the block board 10 are respectively fixed with a threshold 30 and a bottom beam 40, and the threshold 30 and the bottom beam 40 are respectively provided with two symmetrical through grooves, which are aligned front and back after installation to form a path of a front fork groove 62 and a rear fork groove 63, and the remaining four inner partition boards 50 are laid, and the path of the left fork groove 60 and the right fork groove 61 is reserved and grooves are opened or twelve small partition boards are directly used for alignment and installation. In this way, the installation and laying of the main panels are completed.

[0032] In order to further enhance the structural strength, Figure 2As shown, a reinforcing plate can be added to the block plate 10 at the intersection of the left fork groove 60, the right slot, the front fork groove 62 and the rear slot. The threshold 30, the two bottom side beams 20 and the bottom beam 40, and the eight inner partitions 50 are all C-shaped plates. The opening of the inner partition 50 needs to be opposite to the corresponding side beam. For example, the opening of the inner partition 50 at the front end is opposite to the opening of the threshold 30, and the other inner partition 50 adjacent to the inner partition 50, which cooperates to form the left fork groove 60 and the right fork groove 61 on the front side, needs to be set opposite to the opening of the inner partition 50. In this way, the inner partitions 50 on all fork groove paths are set opposite to each other. A fork groove bottom plate 70 is added at the opening of the front fork groove 62, the opening of the rear fork groove 63, the opening of the left fork groove 60, the opening of the right fork groove 61, and the intersection of the four fork grooves to strengthen the structure and consolidate the connection between the inner partitions 50 or between the inner partitions 50 and the side beams. In this way, the block plate 10, the bottom side beam 20, the threshold 30, and the bottom beam 40 are enclosed into a closed structure. The four corners of the entire closed structure are connected and closed by the corner blocks 80. The corner blocks 80 are provided with corresponding slots on the two side surfaces and the bottom surface that can contact the outside, and the interior of the corner blocks 80 is hollow. The interior of this closed structure is divided into nine reinforcement grooves 12 by the inner partition 50 and the fork groove. The left fork groove 60 and the right fork groove 61, and the front fork groove 62 and the rear fork groove 63 are symmetrical. The fork groove bottom plate 70 at the opening of the front fork groove 62 is extended forward to facilitate docking and installation.

[0033] The nine reinforcement grooves 12 are divided into three groups: front, middle and rear, with three in each group, corresponding to the three positions of left, middle and right. "Left" corresponds to the area between the front end fork groove 62 and the rear end fork groove 63 on the far left and the bottom side beam 20 on the left, "middle" corresponds to the area between the two leading fork grooves, and "right" corresponds to the area between the front end fork groove 62 and the rear end fork groove 63 on the far right and the bottom side beam 20 on the right. "Front" corresponds to the area between the left fork groove 60 and the right fork groove 61 at the front end and the door sill 30, and "rear" corresponds to the area between the left fork groove 60 and the right fork groove 61 at the rear end and the bottom beam 40. The length of the reinforcement grooves 12 in other areas is longer than that of the three reinforcement grooves 12 in the middle row, which is in line with the structural design. In each of the three reinforcement grooves 12 at the front end, two inner bottom cross beams 13 opening forward are arranged. The three reinforcement grooves 12 at the rear end each have an inner bottom cross beam 13 opened forward and a wide bottom cross beam 14 opened forward, and the wide bottom cross beam 14 is different from the inner bottom cross beam 13 in that the width of the side in contact with the block plate 10 is wider. The three reinforcement grooves 12 in the middle each have an inner bottom cross beam 13 opened forward, and all the cross beams are aligned front to back and left to right.

[0034] The chassis structure designed in this way ensures that there are fork slots available on all sides, which are connected left and right, front and back, and can be used in most containers, especially small containers. The structure is simple and easy to install. The fork slot bottom plate 70 optimizes the structural strength of the fork slot. No drilling is required for installation, and the structural stability is good. The installation and placement design of the C-type plate is reasonable, the structure is closely connected, and the integrity is higher.

[0035] It should be noted that this specific embodiment is merely an explanation of the present utility model, and it is not a limitation of the present utility model. After reading this specification, those skilled in the art can make non-creative modifications to the present embodiment as needed, but as long as it is within the scope of the claims of the present utility model, it is protected by the patent law.

Claims

1. A fork groove structure of a wooden floor container, characterized by: include A board (10) which is a square wooden floor; Bottom side beams (20) fixed to both sides of the block plate (10); A threshold (30) fixedly disposed at the front end of the block plate (10); A bottom beam (40) fixedly arranged at the rear end of the block plate (10); The door sill (30), the bottom beam (40) and the two bottom side beams (20) are each provided with two symmetrical through grooves; An inner partition (50) is fixedly arranged on the bottom surface of the block plate (10), and cooperates with the through groove to separate the closed structure formed by the block plate (10), the two bottom side beams (20), the door sill (30) and the bottom beam (40) into a left fork groove (60), a right fork groove (61), a front fork groove (62) and a rear fork groove (63) that are unobstructed in left and right, front and back directions; A fork groove bottom plate (70) is fixedly arranged at the intersection and end of the corresponding fork groove; The corner blocks (80) are arranged at the four corners of the block plate (10), and slots are formed on the bottom surface and two outer side surfaces.

2. The fork groove structure of a wooden floor container according to claim 1, characterized in that: The left fork groove (60) and the right fork groove (61) are centrally symmetrical, the front fork groove (62) and the rear fork groove (63) are centrally symmetrical, and the fork groove bottom plate (70) at the end of the front fork groove (62) extends forward.

3. The fork groove structure of a wooden floor container according to claim 1, characterized in that: The bottom side beam (20), the door sill (30), the bottom beam (40) and the inner partition (50) are all C-shaped plates; the openings of the bottom side beam (20), the door sill (30) and the bottom beam (40) are all inwardly facing; the openings of the inner partition (50) and the bottom side beam (20), the door sill (30) and the bottom beam (40) are opposite to each other; and the openings of the two inner partitions (50) in the same fork groove are arranged opposite to each other.

4. The fork groove structure of a wooden floor container according to claim 1, characterized in that: The block plate (10) is provided with a reinforcing strip (11) at the center along the front-back direction, and the block plate (10) is provided with a reinforcing plate at the intersection of the corresponding fork grooves.

5. The fork groove structure of a wooden floor container according to claim 1, characterized in that: The bottom of the plate (10) is divided into nine empty reinforcement grooves (12) by four fork grooves, and the three reinforcement grooves (12) at the front end and the three reinforcement grooves (12) at the rear end are longer than the three reinforcement grooves (12) at the center.

6. The fork groove structure of a wooden floor container according to claim 5, characterized in that: Each of the reinforcement grooves (12) at the front end is provided with two inner bottom cross beams (13) opening forward, each of the reinforcement grooves (12) at the center is provided with an inner bottom cross beam (13) opening forward, and each of the reinforcement grooves (12) at the rear end is provided with an inner bottom cross beam (13) opening forward and a wide bottom cross beam (14) opening forward, the wide bottom cross beam (14) being arranged at the rear, and the width of the end face where the wide bottom cross beam (14) is fixed to the block plate (10) is greater than that of the inner bottom cross beam (13).

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