Cable storage rack for communication engineering

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of communication engineering, in particular to a cable storage rack for communication engineering. The utility model provides a cable storage rack for communication engineering, which comprises a storage rack body and mounting seats, wheels are mounted at the bottom of the storage rack body, n-shaped lagging jacks are symmetrically arranged at the top of the storage rack body, the mounting seats are rotatably arranged at the upper parts of the two lagging jacks, and the cable storage rack further comprises clamping rods, springs I and bolts, movable grooves are formed in the tops and the bottoms of the mounting seats, clamping rods are slidably connected into the movable grooves in the tops and the bottoms of the mounting seats, springs I are connected between the mounting seats and the adjacent clamping rods, and bolts are mounted at the tops of the arch frames on the storage rack body through threads. And when the cable is wound, the bolt can be screwed on the mounting seat, so that the mounting seat can be limited, and the cable is prevented from falling off in the transfer process of the spool.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of communication engineering, in particular to a cable storage rack for communication engineering. Background Art

[0002] A cable storage rack is a storage rack body that provides the function of winding cables for construction, and it is widely used in many industries such as building construction, road and bridge construction, and communication engineering.

[0003] The current cable storage rack lacks an effective braking mechanism during use. When the cable storage rack is in use, if affected by external forces, it is prone to jitter, causing the take-up wheel of the storage rack to become loose, thereby releasing the already wound cables. Specifically, once the cable winding is completed, if the rotation of the take-up wheel is not properly restricted or locked, a slight external force on the take-up wheel, such as a moving collision, is sufficient to cause the take-up wheel to rotate, thus loosening and scattering the originally neatly stored cables. This not only wastes the previous laborious winding work but also may bring chaos and safety hazards to the construction site.

[0004] Therefore, it is necessary to design a cable storage rack for communication engineering. Content of the Utility Model

[0005] In order to overcome the shortcoming that the take-up wheel is prone to releasing the wound cables under the influence of external forces after the cable winding is completed, the utility model provides a cable storage rack for communication engineering.

[0006] A cable storage rack for communication engineering includes a storage rack body and a mounting seat. Wheels are installed at the bottom of the storage rack body. Arch frames in the shape of a lowercase "n" are symmetrically arranged on the left and right at the top of the storage rack body. Mounting seats are rotatably arranged on the upper parts of the two arch frames. It also includes a clamping rod, a spring I, and a bolt. Moving grooves are opened at the top and bottom of the mounting seat. Clamping rods are slidably connected in the moving grooves at the top and bottom of the mounting seat. Spring I is connected between the mounting seat and the adjacent clamping rod. Bolts are installed on the top of the arch frame on the storage rack body through threads, and the lower ends of the bolts extend into the interior of the mounting seat to fix the mounting seat.

[0007] As a further preferred solution, it also includes a rotating ring and a connecting rope. A rotating ring is provided at the upper end of the bolt, and the rotating ring is fixed to the arch frame of the storage rack body through the connecting rope.

[0008] As a further preferred solution, it also includes a rack, a rotating shaft, and a gear. Gears are rotatably arranged at the rear sides of the mounting seats through the rotating shaft. Racks are provided on the sides of the clamping rods, and the gears are meshed with the adjacent two racks.

[0009] As a further preferred solution, it further includes a connecting frame, clamping blocks, spring II and a pull ring. Connecting frames are provided on the front sides of the upper parts of the arch frames on the storage rack body. Clamping blocks are slidably connected in a vertically symmetric manner at the ends of the two connecting frames close to each other. Spring II is connected between the outer sides of the adjacent two clamping blocks and the connecting frames, and a pull ring is connected to the top of the clamping block.

[0010] As a further preferred solution, it further includes a placement frame, and a placement frame is provided on the top of the storage rack body.

[0011] As a further preferred solution, the front sides of the lower parts of the clamping rods are designed as inclined surfaces, and the two clamping rods are juxtaposed to form a triangular notch.

[0012] The beneficial effects and remarkable progress of the present utility model are as follows:

[0013] When the cable winding is completed, the bolt can be tightened onto the mounting seat, so as to limit the mounting seat, prevent the cable from falling off during the transfer of the spool, ensure the stability during the transfer, and at the same time avoid the spool from releasing the wound cable under the influence of external forces. Description of the Drawings

[0014] Figure 1 It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the present utility model.

[0015] Figure 2 It is a partial three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of parts such as bolts, rotating rings and connecting ropes.

[0016] Figure 3 It is a partial three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of parts such as racks, rotating shafts and gears.

[0017] Figure 4 It is a partial three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of parts such as clamping rods, spring II and pull rings.

[0018] Names of the reference numerals in the figure: 1 - storage rack body, 2 - placement frame, 3 - mounting seat, 4 - clamping rod, 5 - spring I, 6 - bolt, 7 - rotating ring, 8 - connecting rope, 9 - rack, 10 - rotating shaft, 11 - gear, 12 - connecting frame, 13 - clamping block, 14 - spring II, 15 - pull ring. Detailed Implementation Modes

[0019] The following further illustrates the technical solutions with specific embodiments. It should be noted that: The words indicating directions such as up, down, left, and right mentioned in this article are only for the positions of the shown structures in the corresponding drawings. The serial numbers assigned to the components in this article, such as the first, the second, etc., are only used to distinguish the described objects and do not have any sequential or technical meanings. And the connections and couplings mentioned in this application, unless otherwise specified, all include direct and indirect connections (couplings).

[0020] Embodiment: A cable storage rack for communication engineering, refer to Figures 1 to 4 , which includes a storage rack body 1, a placement frame 2, a mounting seat 3, a clamping rod 4, a spring I 5, a bolt 6, a rotating ring 7, a connecting rope 8, a rack 9, a rotating shaft 10, a gear 11, a connecting frame 12, a clamping block 13, a spring II 14 and a pull ring 15. Wheels are installed at the four corners of the bottom of the storage rack body 1. The top of the storage rack body 1 is connected with a placement frame 2, and the placement frame 2 is used to store the tools needed for winding cables. On the left and right sides of the top of the storage rack body 1, there are both connected with arch frames in the shape of a lowercase 'n'. Mounting seats 3 are rotatably connected to the upper parts of the two arch frames. A spool is placed between the two mounting seats 3. The inside of the mounting seat 3 is a cavity structure. Activity slots are opened at both the top and bottom of the mounting seat 3. Clamping rods 4 are slidably connected to the activity slots at the top and bottom of the mounting seat 3. The lower front sides of the clamping rods 4 are all designed with inclined surfaces. When the two clamping rods 4 are juxtaposed, a triangular notch is formed. When placing the spool, the inclined surfaces on the clamping rods 4 can be pushed, and the clamping rods 4 will be lifted up to facilitate the entry of the spool. Springs I 5 are connected between the mounting seats 3 and the adjacent clamping rods 4, and the springs I 5 are all sleeved on the adjacent clamping rods 4. A motor is installed on the right side of the arch frame at the top of the storage rack body 1. Starting the motor can realize the rotational movement of the mounting seat 3 and the spool. The output shaft of the motor is connected to the right mounting seat 3. Bolts 6 are installed on the top of the arch frames on the storage rack body 1 through threads. The lower ends of the bolts 6 extend into the inside of the mounting seat 3 to fix the mounting seat 3. A rotating ring 7 is connected to the upper end of the bolt 6, and the rotating ring 7 is fixed to the arch frame of the storage rack body 1 through a connecting rope 8. Gears 11 are rotatably connected to the rear sides of the mounting seats 3 through rotating shafts 10. Rack 9s are connected to the sides of the four clamping rods 4. The adjacent two rack 9s are designed in a left-right staggered manner. The gears 11 are all meshed with the adjacent two rack 9s to realize the outward transmission of the two clamping rods 4. Connecting frames 12 are connected to the front sides of the upper parts of the arch frames on the storage rack body 1. Clamping blocks 13 for fixing the ends of the cables are slidably connected to the mutually approaching ends of the two connecting frames 12 in a vertically symmetric manner. Springs II 14 are connected between the outer sides of the adjacent two clamping blocks 13 and the connecting frames 12 to assist the clamping blocks 13 to reset. A pull ring 15 is connected to the top of the clamping block 13 to facilitate the pulling of the clamping block 13.

[0021] When the cable needs to be stored, first fix one end of the cable on the spool of the mounting base 3. Then, reverse-rotate and loosen the bolt 6 to separate the bolt 6 from the mounting base 3, thereby releasing the fixed state of the mounting base 3. Next, start the motor. The motor drives the mounting base 3 and the spool to rotate, so that the cable is wound around the spool to complete the winding of the cable. After the cable winding is completed, turn off the motor and then tighten the bolt 6 to fix the mounting base 3 again. This operation ensures that when the storage rack body 1 is moved, the mounting base 3 will not damage the cable due to accidental rotation. The bottom of the storage rack body 1 is equipped with wheels, which facilitates the easy transfer of the cable to the required location and simplifies the transportation process. Through the design of the clamping blocks 13, spring II 14 and pull ring 15, the end of the cable can be firmly clamped between the two clamping blocks 13, effectively preventing the end of the cable from dragging on the ground and avoiding the cable from being trampled or accidentally damaged. When the cable needs to be completely taken out, the operation steps are as follows: Pull out the latch 4 on one side outward, driving the connected rack 9 to move synchronously. During the movement of the rack 9, it meshes with the gear 11, prompting the gear 11 and the rotating shaft 10 to rotate, and then driving the rack 9 and the latch 4 on the other side to move outward synchronously. When the latch 4 moves to the limit position, the spring I 5 is compressed. At this time, the latch 4 no longer blocks the spool, and the staff can directly take out the spool. After taking out the spool, release the latch 4. Under the reset action of the spring I 5, the latch 4 and the rack 9 move inward to reset. The rack 9 drives in the reverse direction with the gear 11, and finally drives the rack 9 and the latch 4 on the other side to reset, which can simplify the operation of taking out the cable.

[0022] The above has introduced the present application in detail. Specific examples are used in this article to elaborate on the principle and implementation manner of the present application. The description of the above embodiments is only used to help understand the method and its core idea of the present application; at the same time, for those of ordinary skill in the art, according to the idea of the present application, there will be changes in the specific implementation manner and application scope. In summary, the content of this specification should not be construed as a limitation to the present application.

Claims

1. A cable storage rack for communication engineering, comprising a storage rack body (1) and a mounting seat (3), wherein wheels are installed at the bottom of the storage rack body (1), and arch frames in the shape of a lowercase letter n are symmetrically arranged on the top of the storage rack body (1), and mounting seats (3) are rotatably arranged on the upper parts of the two arch frames, characterized in that: The storage rack body (1) further comprises a clamping rod (4), a spring I (5) and a bolt (6). A movable groove is provided at the top and the bottom of the mounting seat (3). The clamping rod (4) is slidably connected in the movable groove at the top and the bottom of the mounting seat (3). The mounting seat (3) is connected to a spring I (5) between the adjacent clamping rod (4). The top of the arch frame on the storage rack body (1) is threadedly mounted with a bolt (6). The lower end of the bolt (6) extends into the interior of the mounting seat (3) to fix the mounting seat (3).

2. A cable storage rack for communication engineering according to claim 1, characterized in that: It also includes a rotating ring (7) and a connecting rope (8). The rotating ring (7) is provided at the upper end of the bolt (6), and the rotating ring (7) is fixed to the arch frame of the storage rack body (1) via the connecting rope (8).

3. A cable storage rack for communication engineering according to claim 2, characterized in that: It also includes a rack (9), a rotating shaft (10) and a gear (11). The gear (11) is rotatably arranged on the rear side of the mounting seat (3) through the rotating shaft (10). The side edges of the clamping rod (4) are each provided with a rack (9), and the gear (11) is meshed with two adjacent racks (9).

4. A cable storage rack for communication engineering according to claim 3, characterized in that: The storage rack body (1) further comprises a connecting frame (12), a clamping block (13), a spring II (14) and a pull ring (15). The connecting frame (12) is arranged on the front side of the upper part of the arch frame on the storage rack body (1). The ends of the two connecting frames (12) close to each other are connected to the clamping blocks (13) in a vertically symmetrical sliding manner. The outer sides of the two adjacent clamping blocks (13) are connected to the connecting frame (12) with springs II (14). The top of the clamping blocks (13) is connected to the pull ring (15).

5. A cable storage rack for communication engineering according to claim 4, characterized in that: It also includes a placement frame (2), and the top of the storage rack body (1) is provided with the placement frame (2).

6. A cable storage rack for communication engineering according to claim 1, characterized in that: The front sides of the lower parts of the clamping rods (4) are all designed with inclined surfaces, and the two clamping rods (4) are placed side by side to form a triangular notch.

Images