Combined water horse convenient to move

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of water horse fences, in particular to a combined water horse convenient to move, which comprises at least one water horse and a movable fence, the water horse is sequentially arranged along the length direction, the movable fence restrains the water horse together, and the movable fence is a cuboid frame formed by welding rectangular pipes. Comprising bottom longitudinal surrounding rods, bottom transverse surrounding rods, top longitudinal surrounding rods, top transverse surrounding rods, a plurality of bottom supporting rods and a plurality of vertical supporting rods, the bottom supporting rods are connected with the two bottom longitudinal surrounding rods, the vertical supporting rods are connected with the bottom longitudinal surrounding rods and the top longitudinal surrounding rods, and the four corners of the movable fence are each provided with a height-adjustable walking wheel. According to the utility model, a plurality of finished water horses are combined together through the movable fences, so that the water horses are convenient to move and manpower is saved, the repeated utilization rate of the water horses is increased, and the resource waste is reduced.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of water horse enclosures, in particular to a combined water horse that is convenient to move. Background Art

[0002] A water horse is an irrigation-type plastic shell obstacle used for road traffic facilities. Its main functions are to separate traffic, fix or guide the driving direction of vehicles, and at the same time, it can also be used as a road shoulder to form a roadside isolation belt. When in use, the water horse needs to be filled with water or sand to increase its weight and prevent it from tipping over. When moving its position, it is necessary to clean the water or sand before moving, which is time-consuming and laborious. If not cleaned, it is difficult to move due to its excessive weight. Moreover, common water horses do not have a rolling mechanism. When moving, either lift it up or drag it along the ground. All of the above factors will cause a large amount of labor and time to be consumed during the movement and cleaning of the water horse, resulting in a very low reuse rate of the water horse, and thus causing waste of material resources. Content of the Utility Model

[0003] The purpose of the utility model is to provide a combined water horse that is convenient to move in view of the deficiencies of the prior art. A movable mechanism is added to the water horse, so as to facilitate the transfer of the water horse under any circumstances.

[0004] The technical solution adopted by the utility model to solve its technical problems is: a combined water horse that is convenient to move, including at least one water horse arranged in sequence along the length direction, and a movable enclosure that confines the several water horses together. The movable enclosure is a cuboid frame welded by rectangular pipes, including bottom longitudinal fence posts, bottom transverse fence posts, top longitudinal fence posts, top transverse fence posts, several bottom braces connecting the two bottom longitudinal fence posts, and several vertical braces connecting the bottom longitudinal fence posts and the top longitudinal fence posts. An adjustable-height walking wheel is provided at each of the four corners of the movable enclosure.

[0005] Preferably, the water horse is placed inside the movable enclosure, and the bottom and the periphery of the bottom end of the water horse are in contact with the movable enclosure. The bottom end of the water horse is wider and is connected to the upper end through an inclined surface. The bottom end of the water horse is its water storage tank. After filling with water, the center of gravity of the water horse is at the bottom end. Therefore, the movable enclosure does not need to be too high. Only by confining the water horse from the bottom and the periphery of the bottom end can the relative movement of the water horse with respect to the movable enclosure be restricted.

[0006] Preferably, the bottom braces are embedded in the grooves at the bottom of the water horse.

[0007] Preferably, the bottom support rod does not protrude from the bottom surface of the water horse by more than 0 mm. When the water horse is in operation, the larger the contact area between its bottom and the ground, the more stable it can be when subjected to external forces such as wind; therefore, the bottom support rod does not protrude from the bottom surface of the water horse or is flush with it. When the water horse is in operation, there is no or very little gap between the water horse and the ground, thereby enhancing the stable anti-tipping of the combined water horse.

[0008] Preferably, the inner distance between the two top longitudinal enclosing rods is less than the width of the bottom end of the water horse. This structure can restrain the water horse from above and prevent it from being taken out from above the movable enclosure.

[0009] Preferably, the bottom longitudinal enclosing rod and the bottom transverse enclosing rod are missing at the four corners of the movable enclosure, and at the missing ends, they are connected to the top longitudinal enclosing rod or the top transverse enclosing rod through the vertical support rods. This missing part is for the walking wheels to avoid interference.

[0010] Preferably, at the four corners of the movable enclosure, there are diagonal connecting rods connecting the two vertical support rods at the corners, and above the diagonal connecting rods, there is a mounting plate connecting the top longitudinal enclosing rod and the top transverse enclosing rod.

[0011] Preferably, the diagonal connecting rod and the mounting plate are provided with through holes vertically penetrating both of them, and lifting nuts coaxial with the through holes are respectively fixed at the through holes.

[0012] Preferably, the walking wheel includes a screw rod threadedly connected to the two lifting nuts. The bottom end of the screw rod is fixed with a ball wheel seat, the ball wheel seat is fitted with a ball wheel, and the top end of the screw rod is fixed with a hand wheel.

[0013] Preferably, at the four corners of the movable enclosure, there is also a locking and hanging mechanism for connecting with other combined water horses. The locking and hanging mechanism includes a tenon head welded to one end of the top longitudinal enclosing rod and insertable into the top longitudinal enclosing rod, and pin holes respectively penetrating through the other end of the top longitudinal enclosing rod and the tenon head.

[0014] Preferably, the movable enclosure is connected by a chain or a steel wire rope to a bolt that can be inserted into the pin hole, and a locking nut adapted to the bolt is welded below the pin hole on the top longitudinal enclosing rod.

[0015] The beneficial effects of the present utility model are as follows: A combined water horse that is convenient to move, which includes at least one water horse arranged in sequence along the length direction, and a movable enclosure that binds the several water horses together. The movable enclosure is a cuboid frame welded by rectangular pipes, including a bottom longitudinal railing, a bottom transverse railing, a top longitudinal railing, a top transverse railing, several bottom braces connecting two bottom longitudinal railings, and several vertical braces connecting the bottom longitudinal railing and the top longitudinal railing. An adjustable-height traveling wheel is provided at each of the four corners of the movable enclosure. The present utility model combines several finished water horses through the movable enclosure, making them convenient to move, saving manpower, thereby enhancing the reuse rate of the water horses and reducing resource waste. Description of the Drawings

[0016] Figure 1 is a perspective view of a combined water horse that is convenient to move according to the present utility model;

[0017] Figure 2 is a front view of a combined water horse that is convenient to move according to the present utility model.

[0018] Description of the Reference Numerals:

[0019] 1 - water horse, 2 - movable enclosure, 21 - bottom longitudinal railing, 22 - bottom transverse railing, 23 - top longitudinal railing, 24 - top transverse railing, 25 - bottom brace, 26 - vertical brace, 27 - diagonal link, 28 - mounting plate, 29 - lifting nut, 3 - traveling wheel, 31 - screw rod, 32 - ball wheel seat, 33 - ball wheel, 34 - hand wheel, 4 - locking mechanism, 41 - tenon head, 42 - pin hole, 43 - bolt, 44 - locking nut. Detailed Description of the Embodiment

[0020] The following further describes the present utility model in detail with reference to the drawings and specific embodiments, and does not limit the scope of implementation of the present utility model thereto.

[0021] As Figures 1-2 shown, a combined water horse that is convenient to move in this embodiment includes at least one water horse 1 arranged in sequence along the length direction, and a movable enclosure 2 that binds the several water horses 1 together. The movable enclosure 2 is a cuboid frame welded by rectangular pipes, including a bottom longitudinal railing 21, a bottom transverse railing 22, a top longitudinal railing 23, a top transverse railing 24, several bottom braces 25 connecting two bottom longitudinal railings 21, and several vertical braces 26 connecting the bottom longitudinal railing 21 and the top longitudinal railing 23. An adjustable-height traveling wheel 3 is provided at each of the four corners of the movable enclosure 2.

[0022] In this embodiment, the existing finished water horses are improved by providing the movable enclosure 2 that surrounds their lower ends. The movable enclosure 2 restricts the water horses 1 from the bottom and all around, and even from the top, so that the water horses 1 and the movable enclosure 2 are combined into one entity. A number of water horses 1 can be arranged within one movable enclosure 2. The height of the walking wheels 3 can be adjusted. Thus, when movement is needed, the walking wheels 3 can be lowered to transfer the water horses 1 by using the walking wheels 3. When the water horses 1 are in operation without the need for movement, the walking wheels 3 are raised and lifted off the ground, so that the bottom of the water horses 1 or the movable enclosure 2 contacts the ground, thereby increasing the supporting surface and the friction surface with the ground, and making the center of gravity of the water horses 1 lower, enhancing the wind resistance and stability performance of the water horses 1.

[0023] To facilitate the non-interference of the walking wheels 3 during lifting and lowering, and also for the easy installation and operation of the walking wheels 3, the bottom longitudinal fence 21 and the bottom transverse fence 22 are missing at the four corners of the movable enclosure 2, and are connected to the top longitudinal fence 23 or the top transverse fence 24 at the missing ends through the vertical struts 26. The movable enclosure 2 is provided with diagonal connecting rods 27 that connect the two vertical struts 26 at the corners; above the diagonal connecting rods 27, there is a mounting plate 28 that connects the top longitudinal fence 23 and the top transverse fence 24. The diagonal connecting rods 27 and the mounting plate 28 are provided with through holes vertically penetrating both of them, and lifting nuts 29 coaxial with the through holes are respectively fixed at the through holes.

[0024] The walking wheels 3 include screws 31 threadedly connected to the two lifting nuts 29. The bottom end of the screw 31 is fixed with a ball wheel seat 32, and a ball wheel 33 is fitted into the ball wheel seat 32. The top end of the screw 31 is fixed with a handwheel 34. The ball cavity in the ball wheel seat 32 is larger than a hemisphere, so that the ball wheel 33 can be embedded and will not fall off. The walking wheels 3 adopt a ball wheel structure, which can facilitate the turning of the combined water horses during movement, and is also beneficial to the rotation of the screw 31 when the walking wheels 3 are lowered. For example, after the ball wheel 33 contacts the ground, since the ball wheel seat 32 can rotate relative to the ball wheel 33, it does not affect the continued rotation of the screw 31.

[0025] In actual use, many combined water horses may be required to be arranged into a protective wall. Therefore, in order to connect the combined water horses into a whole, locking and hanging mechanisms 4 for connecting with other combined water horses are also provided at the four corners of the movable retaining fence 2. The locking and hanging mechanism 4 includes a tenon head 41 welded to one end of the top longitudinal fence 23 and capable of inserting into the top longitudinal fence 23, and pin holes 42 respectively penetrating through the other end of the top longitudinal fence 23 and the tenon head 41; a bolt 43 capable of inserting into the pin hole 42 is connected to the movable retaining fence 2 through a chain or a steel wire rope, and a locking nut 44 adapted to the bolt 43 is welded below the pin hole 42 on the top longitudinal fence 23.

[0026] During operation, the tenon head 41 of one combined water horse is inserted into the top longitudinal fence 23 of another combined water horse, and the pin holes 42 of the two are aligned. Then, the bolt 43 is inserted and tightened with the locking nut 44, and the two combined water horses can be firmly connected.

[0027] When it is necessary to transfer the combined water horses over a short distance, rotate the handwheel 34 to make the ball wheel 33 fall to the ground, and then it can be moved; in order to make it easier for the connected water horse wall to turn, the bolt 43 can be removed to separate the tenon head 41 from the insertion with the top longitudinal fence 23, and then the bolt 43 is inserted into the pin hole 42 of the top longitudinal fence 23, and the two combined water horses are connected by the chain on the bolt 43.

[0028] Finally, it should be noted that the above embodiments are only used to illustrate the technical solutions of the present invention. For the convenience of describing the technical solutions, the front, back, left, right, up, middle, down, etc. orientations adopted are based on the drawings, rather than limiting the protection scope of the present invention. Although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the preferred embodiments, those of ordinary skill in the art should understand that the technical solutions of the present invention can be modified or equivalently replaced without departing from the essence and scope of the technical solutions of the present invention.

Claims

1. A combined water barrier that is easy to move, characterized by: It includes at least one water barrier arranged in sequence along the length direction, and a movable enclosure that constrains the plurality of water barriers together. The movable enclosure is a rectangular frame welded from rectangular tubes, including a bottom longitudinal enclosure rod, a bottom transverse enclosure rod, a top longitudinal enclosure rod, a top transverse enclosure rod, a plurality of bottom support rods connecting the two bottom longitudinal enclosure rods, and a plurality of vertical support rods connecting the bottom longitudinal enclosure rod and the top longitudinal enclosure rod. A walking wheel with adjustable height is provided at each of the four corners of the movable enclosure.

2. A portable combined water barrier according to claim 1, characterized in that: The water barrier is placed in the movable enclosure, and the bottom and the surrounding of the bottom end of the water barrier are in contact with the movable enclosure.

3. The portable combined water barrier according to claim 1, characterized in that: The bottom support rod is embedded in the groove at the bottom of the water barrier.

4. The portable combined water barrier according to claim 3, characterized in that: The bottom support rod protrudes from the bottom surface of the water barrier by ≤0 mm.

5. The portable combined water barrier according to claim 1, characterized in that: The bottom longitudinal enclosure rod and the bottom transverse enclosure rod are missing at the four corners of the movable enclosure, and are connected to the top longitudinal enclosure rod or the top transverse enclosure rod at the missing ends through the vertical support rods.

6. The portable combined water barrier according to claim 5, characterized in that: The movable enclosure is provided with oblique connecting rods connecting the two vertical support rods at the corners at the four corners, and a mounting plate connecting the top longitudinal enclosure rod and the top transverse enclosure rod is provided above the oblique connecting rod.

7. The portable combined water barrier according to claim 6, characterized in that: The oblique connecting rod and the mounting plate are provided with through holes vertically penetrating the two, and lifting nuts coaxial with the through holes are fixed at the through holes respectively.

8. The portable combined water barrier according to claim 7, characterized in that: The travel wheel comprises a screw rod threadably connected to the two lifting nuts, a ball wheel seat is fixed to the bottom end of the screw rod, a ball wheel is embedded in the ball wheel seat, and a hand wheel is fixed to the top end of the screw rod.

9. The portable combined water barrier according to claim 1, characterized in that: The four corners of the movable enclosure are also provided with locking mechanisms connected to other combined water barriers. The locking mechanisms include a tenon welded to one end of the top longitudinal enclosure and capable of being inserted into the top longitudinal enclosure, and pin holes respectively penetrating the other end of the top longitudinal enclosure and the tenon.

10. The portable combined water barrier according to claim 9, characterized in that: The movable enclosure is connected with bolts which can be inserted into the pin holes through chains or steel wire ropes, and the top longitudinal enclosure rod is welded with locking nuts which are adapted to the bolts below the pin holes.

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