Fire-fighting stabilized pressure pump control cabinet

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of stabilized pressure pump control cabinets, in particular to a fire-fighting stabilized pressure pump control cabinet which comprises a control cabinet body. The control cabinet further comprises a mounting plate, a transverse sliding groove, a rotating grip, a connecting rod, a connecting block, a connecting shaft, an up-down sliding block, a connecting strip, an up-down sliding groove, a left-right sliding block and a partition plate. The mounting plate is arranged on the rear side in the control cabinet body. One end of the connecting rod is driven to rotate around the axis of the rotating grip through forward or reverse rotation of the rotating grip, the other end of the connecting rod is rotationally connected with the connecting shaft to drive the connecting block to move up and down, and the connecting block drives the up-down sliding block to move up and down in the up-down sliding groove. Meanwhile, connecting strips are pushed to move left and right through upper and lower sliding blocks, and the connecting strips drive partition plates to move left and right through left and right sliding blocks, so that the distance between the partition plates is adjusted, and it is guaranteed that the internal space of the control cabinet can be correspondingly adjusted according to the sizes of the electronic elements.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the technical field of pressure stabilizing pump control cabinets, and in particular to a fire-fighting pressure stabilizing pump control cabinet. Background Technology

[0002] A fire pump control cabinet is a device used to manage and distribute power. Because there are many electronic components and circuits inside the control cabinet, the electronic components are usually fixed inside the control cabinet with bolts. If the allocation is not reasonable, it will lead to problems such as some electronic components being too close together or even being unable to be installed. Therefore, it is necessary to allocate the internal space of the control cabinet reasonably.

[0003] Common fire pump control cabinets only include the mounting cabinet, which can fix electronic components inside the control cabinet with bolts. However, they lack space adjustment function and cannot guarantee that the internal space of the control cabinet can be adjusted according to the size of the electronic components. This can easily lead to electronic components of different sizes. If the distribution is not reasonable, some electronic components may be too close together or even unable to be installed, affecting the installation compatibility.

[0004] Therefore, to address the lack of space adjustment functionality in the aforementioned fire pressure stabilizing pump control cabinet, a fire pressure stabilizing pump control cabinet can be designed. Rotating the handle forward or backward causes one end of the connecting rod to rotate around the handle's axis. The other end of the connecting rod, connected to the connecting shaft, causes the connecting block to move up and down. The connecting block then causes the upper and lower sliders to move up and down within the upper and lower sliding grooves. Simultaneously, the upper and lower sliders push the connecting strip to move left and right, which in turn causes the partition plates to move left and right via the left and right sliders. This allows for adjustment of the spacing between the partition plates, ensuring that the internal space of the control cabinet can be adjusted according to the size of the electronic components. Summary of the Invention

[0005] To overcome the common problem of fire pump control cabinets lacking space adjustment function, which cannot guarantee that the internal space of the control cabinet can be adjusted according to the size of electronic components, it is easy for electronic components to be of different sizes. If the distribution is not reasonable, some electronic components will be too close together or even cannot be installed, affecting the installation compatibility.

[0006] The technical solution of this utility model is as follows: a fire-fighting pressure-stabilizing pump control cabinet, including a control cabinet body; it also includes a mounting plate, a transverse sliding groove, a rotating handle, a connecting rod, a connecting block, a connecting shaft, upper and lower sliders, connecting strips, upper and lower sliding grooves, left and right sliders, and a partition plate. The mounting plate is provided on the rear side of the control cabinet body. A number of transverse sliding grooves are evenly spaced through the middle of the front side of the mounting plate. A number of rotating handles are evenly spaced through the middle of the rear side of the control cabinet body. The front end of the rotating handle passes through the control cabinet body and is connected to a connecting rod. A connecting block is provided at the top of the front side of the connecting rod. A connecting shaft is provided on the rear side of the connecting block. The connecting shaft is rotatably connected to the connecting rod. An upper and lower slider is provided on the middle of the front side of the connecting block. A number of connecting strips are evenly spaced through the middle of the rear side of the mounting plate. An upper and lower sliding groove is opened through the middle of the rear side of the connecting strip. The front end of the upper and lower sliders is inserted into the interior of the upper and lower sliding groove. A left and right slider is provided on the middle of the front side of the connecting strip. The front end of the left and right sliders passes through the transverse sliding groove and is connected to a partition plate.

[0007] Preferably, rotating the handle forward or backward causes one end of the connecting rod to rotate around the handle's axis. The other end of the connecting rod, connected to the connecting shaft, causes the connecting block to move up and down. The connecting block then causes the upper and lower sliders to move up and down within the upper and lower sliding grooves. Simultaneously, the upper and lower sliders push the connecting strip to move left and right. The connecting strip, in turn, causes the partition plates to move left and right via the left and right sliders. This adjusts the spacing between the partition plates, ensuring that the internal space of the control cabinet can be adjusted according to the size of the electronic components. This addresses the common problem of fire pump control cabinets, which only include the mounting cabinet and can fix electronic components inside the control cabinet with bolts, but lack space adjustment functionality. They cannot guarantee that the internal space of the control cabinet can be adjusted according to the size of the electronic components, easily leading to inconsistent electronic component sizes. If the components are not properly distributed, some electronic components may be too close together or even impossible to install, affecting installation compatibility.

[0008] Preferably, the front side of the mounting plate has several mounting holes at equal intervals corresponding to the position of the transverse sliding groove.

[0009] Preferably, the bottom of the mounting plate is provided with a cable tray, and the bottom of the rear side of the control cabinet is provided with several cable holes at equal intervals.

[0010] Preferably, a control door is movably connected to the front of the control cabinet via a hinge, and a handle is provided at the left end of the middle of the front side of the control door.

[0011] Preferably, two heat dissipation slots are symmetrically provided at the upper and lower ends of the rear side of the control cabinet, corresponding to the position of the rotating handle, and a heat dissipation mesh is provided on the inner side of the heat dissipation slots.

[0012] As a preferred option, two support plates are symmetrically arranged at the upper and lower ends of the rear side of the control cabinet, corresponding to the positions of the two heat dissipation slots.

[0013] Preferably, the front side of the support plate is provided with several cooling fans at equal intervals, and the rear side of the support plate is provided with several air outlet slots at equal intervals corresponding to the positions of the cooling fans.

[0014] The beneficial effects of this utility model are:

[0015] 1. By rotating the handle clockwise or counterclockwise, one end of the connecting rod rotates around the handle's axis. The other end of the connecting rod, connected to the connecting shaft, moves the connecting block up and down. The connecting block moves the upper and lower sliders up and down within the upper and lower sliding grooves. Simultaneously, the upper and lower sliders push the connecting strip left and right, which in turn moves the partition plates left and right via the left and right sliders. This adjusts the spacing between the partition plates, ensuring that the internal space of the control cabinet can be adjusted according to the size of the electronic components. This addresses the common problem of fire pump control cabinets, which only include the mounting cabinet and can fix electronic components inside the control cabinet with bolts, but lack space adjustment capabilities. They cannot guarantee that the internal space of the control cabinet can be adjusted according to the size of the electronic components, easily leading to inconsistent electronic component sizes. If the components are not properly distributed, some electronic components may be too close together or even impossible to install, affecting installation compatibility. Attached Figure Description

[0016] Figure 1 The diagram shown is a front view of the overall structure of a fire-fighting pressure-stabilizing pump control cabinet according to this utility model.

[0017] Figure 2 The diagram shown is a rear view of the overall structure of a fire-fighting pressure-stabilizing pump control cabinet according to this utility model.

[0018] Figure 3 The diagram shown is a schematic representation of the control cabinet structure of a fire-fighting pressure-stabilizing pump control cabinet according to this utility model.

[0019] Figure 4 The diagram shown is a schematic representation of the structure of a fire-fighting pressure-stabilizing pump control cabinet mounting plate according to this utility model.

[0020] Figure 5 The diagram shown is a schematic of the cooling fan structure of a fire-fighting pressure-stabilizing pump control cabinet according to this utility model.

[0021] Figure 6 The diagram shown is a structural schematic of a space adjustment component for a fire-fighting pressure-stabilizing pump control cabinet according to this utility model.

[0022] Figure 7 The diagram shown is a schematic diagram of the partition board structure of a fire-fighting pressure-stabilizing pump control cabinet according to this utility model.

[0023] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached drawings: 1. Control cabinet; 2. Mounting plate; 3. Horizontal sliding groove; 4. Rotary handle; 5. Connecting rod; 6. Connecting block; 7. Connecting shaft; 8. Upper and lower sliders; 9. Connecting strip; 10. Upper and lower sliding grooves; 11. Left and right sliders; 12. Partition plate; 13. Mounting hole; 14. Cable tray; 15. Cable hole; 16. Control door; 17. Handle; 18. Heat dissipation groove; 19. Heat dissipation mesh; 20. Support plate; 21. Air outlet groove; 22. Cooling fan. Detailed Implementation

[0024] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0025] Please see Figures 1-7 This utility model provides an embodiment: a fire-fighting pressure-stabilizing pump control cabinet, including a control cabinet body 1; it also includes a mounting plate 2, a transverse sliding groove 3, a rotating handle 4, a connecting rod 5, a connecting block 6, a connecting shaft 7, upper and lower sliders 8, a connecting strip 9, upper and lower sliding grooves 10, left and right sliders 11, and a partition plate 12. The mounting plate 2 is located on the rear side inside the control cabinet body 1. Several transverse sliding grooves 3 are evenly spaced through the middle of the front side of the mounting plate 2. Several rotating handles 4 are evenly spaced in the middle of the rear side of the control cabinet body 1. A connecting rod 5 is connected to the front end of the control cabinet 1. A connecting block 6 is set at the top front of the connecting rod 5. A connecting shaft 7 is set at the rear of the connecting block 6. The connecting shaft 7 is rotatably connected to the connecting rod 5. An upper and lower slider 8 is set in the middle of the front side of the connecting block 6. Several connecting strips 9 are set at equal intervals in the middle of the rear side of the mounting plate 2. An upper and lower sliding groove 10 is opened through the middle of the rear side of the connecting strip 9. The front end of the upper and lower slider 8 is inserted into the interior of the upper and lower sliding groove 10. A left and right slider 11 is set in the middle of the front side of the connecting strip 9. The front of the left and right slider 11... The transverse sliding groove 3 is connected to the partition plate 12. By rotating the handle 4 in the forward or reverse direction, one end of the connecting rod 5 rotates around the axis of the handle 4. The other end of the connecting rod 5 is connected to the connecting shaft 7, which drives the connecting block 6 to move up and down. The connecting block 6 drives the upper and lower sliders 8 to move up and down inside the upper and lower sliding grooves 10. At the same time, the upper and lower sliders 8 push the connecting strip 9 to move left and right. The connecting strip 9 drives the partition plate 12 to move left and right through the left and right sliders 11. This adjusts the spacing between the partition plates 12, ensuring that the internal space of the control cabinet can be adjusted according to the size of the electronic components. This solves the problem of common fire pressure stabilizing pump control cabinets, which only include the mounting cabinet and can fix the electronic components inside the control cabinet with bolts, but lack space adjustment function. They cannot guarantee that the internal space of the control cabinet can be adjusted according to the size of the electronic components. This can easily lead to electronic components of different sizes. If the distribution is not reasonable, some electronic components will be too close together or even cannot be installed, affecting the installation compatibility.

[0026] Please see Figures 2-7 In this embodiment, two heat dissipation slots 18 are symmetrically provided at the upper and lower ends of the rear side of the control cabinet 1, corresponding to the position of the rotating handle 4. A heat dissipation mesh 19 is provided on the inner side of the heat dissipation slots 18. Two support plates 20 are symmetrically provided at the upper and lower ends of the rear side of the control cabinet 1, corresponding to the positions of the two heat dissipation slots 18. Several cooling fans 22 are provided at equal intervals on the front side of the support plates 20. Several air outlet slots 21 are provided at equal intervals on the rear side of the support plates 20, corresponding to the positions of the cooling fans 22. The bolts on the electronic components are screwed into the mounting holes 13 to fix the electronic components to the front side of the mounting plate 2. Then, the connecting wires of the electronic components are extended to the outside of the control cabinet 1 through the cable tray 14 and the cable hole 15. In daily use, the cooling fans 22 accelerate the airflow inside the control cabinet 1, so that the hot air inside the control cabinet 1 is quickly exhausted from the heat dissipation slots 18 to the outside of the control cabinet 1, thereby achieving the heat dissipation effect.

[0027] Please see Figures 1-7 In this embodiment, the front side of the mounting plate 2 has several mounting holes 13 at equal intervals corresponding to the position of the transverse sliding groove 3. The bottom end of the mounting plate 2 has a cable tray 14. The bottom end of the rear side of the control cabinet 1 has several cable tray holes 15 at equal intervals. The front side of the control cabinet 1 is movably connected to the control door 16 via a hinge. The left end of the middle of the front side of the control door 16 is provided with a handle 17. By rotating the handle 4 in the forward or reverse direction, one end of the connecting rod 5 is driven to rotate around the axis of the rotating handle 4. The other end of the connecting rod 5 is driven to rotate the connecting block 6 through the rotational connection with the connecting shaft 7. The connecting block 6 moves up and down, driving the upper and lower sliders 8 to move up and down inside the upper and lower sliding grooves 10. At the same time, the upper and lower sliders 8 push the connecting strip 9 to move left and right. The connecting strip 9 then drives the partition plates 12 to move left and right through the left and right sliders 11. This adjusts the spacing between the partition plates 12, ensuring that the internal space of the control cabinet can be adjusted according to the size of the electronic components. This achieves the space adjustment function and prevents the electronic components from being too close together if they are not properly allocated, which could affect the compatibility of the installation.

[0028] During operation, rotating the handle 4 in either the forward or reverse direction causes one end of the connecting rod 5 to rotate around the axis of the handle 4. The other end of the connecting rod 5, through its rotational connection with the connecting shaft 7, causes the connecting block 6 to move up and down. The connecting block 6 causes the upper and lower sliders 8 to move up and down inside the upper and lower sliding grooves 10. At the same time, the upper and lower sliders 8 push the connecting strip 9 to move left and right. The connecting strip 9, in turn, causes the partition plates 12 to move left and right through the left and right sliders 11, thereby adjusting the spacing between the partition plates 12. Then, the bolts on the electronic components are screwed into the mounting holes 13 to fix the electronic components to the front side of the mounting plate 2. The connecting wires of the electronic components are then passed through the cable tray 14 and cable hole 15 and extended to the outside of the control cabinet 1. In daily use, the cooling fan 22 accelerates the airflow inside the control cabinet 1, allowing the hot air inside the control cabinet 1 to be quickly exhausted from the cooling tray 18 to the outside of the control cabinet 1, thereby achieving a heat dissipation effect and realizing the space adjustment function.

[0029] Through the above steps, rotating the handle 4 in either the forward or reverse direction causes one end of the connecting rod 5 to rotate around the axis of the handle 4. The other end of the connecting rod 5, through its rotational connection with the connecting shaft 7, causes the connecting block 6 to move up and down. The connecting block 6 causes the upper and lower sliders 8 to move up and down inside the upper and lower sliding grooves 10. At the same time, the upper and lower sliders 8 push the connecting strip 9 to move left and right. The connecting strip 9, in turn, causes the partition plates 12 to move left and right through the left and right sliders 11. This adjusts the spacing between the partition plates 12, ensuring that the internal space of the control cabinet can be adjusted according to the size of the electronic components. This solves the problem of common fire-fighting pressure-stabilizing pump control cabinets, which only include the mounting cabinet and can fix electronic components inside the control cabinet with bolts, but lack space adjustment function. They cannot guarantee that the internal space of the control cabinet can be adjusted according to the size of the electronic components, which can easily lead to electronic components of different sizes. If the distribution is not reasonable, some electronic components may be too close together or even unable to be installed, affecting the installation compatibility.

Claims

1. A fire-fighting pressure-stabilizing pump control cabinet, comprising a control cabinet body (1); characterized in that: It also includes a mounting plate (2), a horizontal sliding groove (3), a rotating handle (4), a connecting rod (5), a connecting block (6), a connecting shaft (7), upper and lower sliders (8), a connecting strip (9), upper and lower sliding grooves (10), left and right sliders (11), and a partition plate (12). The mounting plate (2) is provided on the rear side inside the control cabinet (1). Several horizontal sliding grooves (3) are evenly spaced through the middle of the front side of the mounting plate (2). Several rotating handles (4) are evenly spaced through the middle of the rear side of the control cabinet (1). The front end of the rotating handle (4) passes through the control cabinet (1) and is connected to a connecting rod (5). The connecting rod (5) A connecting block (6) is provided at the top of the front side, and a connecting shaft (7) is provided at the rear side of the connecting block (6). The connecting shaft (7) is rotatably connected to the connecting rod (5). An upper and lower slider (8) is provided in the middle of the front side of the connecting block (6). Several connecting strips (9) are provided at equal intervals in the middle of the rear side of the mounting plate (2). An upper and lower sliding groove (10) is opened through the middle of the rear side of the connecting strip (9). The front end of the upper and lower slider (8) is inserted into the interior of the upper and lower sliding groove (10). A left and right slider (11) is provided in the middle of the front side of the connecting strip (9). The front end of the left and right slider (11) is connected to the partition plate (12) through the transverse sliding groove (3).

2. The fire-fighting pressure-stabilizing pump control cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that: The front side of the mounting plate (2) is provided with several mounting holes (13) at equal intervals corresponding to the position of the transverse sliding groove (3).

3. The fire-fighting pressure-stabilizing pump control cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that: The bottom of the mounting plate (2) is provided with a cable tray (14), and the bottom of the rear side of the control cabinet (1) is provided with several cable tray holes (15) at equal intervals.

4. A fire-fighting pressure-stabilizing pump control cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that: The front side of the control cabinet (1) is connected to a control door (16) via a hinge, and a handle (17) is provided at the left end of the middle of the front side of the control door (16).

5. A fire-fighting pressure-stabilizing pump control cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that: Two heat dissipation slots (18) are symmetrically provided at the upper and lower ends of the rear side of the control cabinet (1) corresponding to the position of the rotating handle (4), and a heat dissipation mesh (19) is provided on the inner side of the heat dissipation slots (18).

6. A fire-fighting pressure-stabilizing pump control cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that: Two support plates (20) are symmetrically arranged at the upper and lower ends of the rear side of the control cabinet (1), corresponding to the positions of the two heat dissipation slots (18).

7. A fire-fighting pressure-stabilizing pump control cabinet according to claim 6, characterized in that: Several cooling fans (22) are evenly spaced on the front side of the support plate (20), and several air outlet slots (21) are evenly spaced on the rear side of the support plate (20) corresponding to the positions of the cooling fans (22).

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