Steel structure canopy

Abstract

The utility model relates to a steel structure canopy in the technical field of outdoor canopies, which comprises a fixed steel frame and a plurality of pieces of toughened glass, corners of the toughened glass are fixedly connected with the fixed steel frame through fixing components, a gap is reserved between two adjacent pieces of toughened glass, a first water retaining strip is arranged between the two adjacent pieces of toughened glass, and a second water retaining strip is arranged between the two adjacent pieces of toughened glass. The two ends of the first connecting rib are connected with the middle of the first water retaining part and the middle of the first water guide part respectively, the first water retaining strip is embedded in a gap between two adjacent pieces of tempered glass through the first connecting rib, the bottom end face of the first water retaining part abuts against the edge of the tempered glass, and the first water guide part covers the lower portion of the edge of the tempered glass. By means of the structure, waterproof treatment can be effectively conducted between every two adjacent pieces of tempered glass, meanwhile, rainwater inevitably seeping from the gaps can be guided to the front edge of the canopy through the inverted-arc-shaped first water guiding parts, and the structure has the characteristic of modular assembly and good waterproof performance and can be disassembled without damage and reused at the same time.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of outdoor awning technology, and in particular to a steel structure awning. Background Technology

[0002] Steel structure canopies are typically built between two buildings, connecting them and serving as a passageway canopy, or placed above building entrances to provide shelter from rain and wind, and protect against falling objects. Existing steel structure canopies usually consist of a roof and a frame. The roof, typically arched, is located at the top of the frame. During rain, the roof directs rainwater down from both sides, preventing it from entering the steel structure canopy and thus providing rain protection.

[0003] The existing Chinese utility model patent with publication number CN220247744U discloses a steel structure canopy body, relating to the field of canopy technology. It includes a base, columns, a roof, and gutters. The base has an integrally embedded pile at its bottom end. Curved steel frames can be detachably installed on both sides of the top of the columns. The roof has an arched structure, with connecting grooves integrally provided on both sides of its bottom. Connecting protrusions are integrally provided at the bottom of both gutters, allowing the canopies to be detachably connected to the connecting grooves via the connecting protrusions. This application provides a steel structure canopy body with two gutters, preventing rainwater from sliding directly down the roof and forming a rain curtain that wets pedestrians. The curved steel frame and curved reinforcing plate are used to connect the roof and columns, effectively improving the connection strength of the roof.

[0004] However, modular glass-roofed awnings are currently more popular in the market. Due to their modular structure, these awnings are easy to transport, can be customized in size, and are more aesthetically pleasing. However, the glass roofs of these awnings require waterproofing and fixing with sealing strips, and when dismantled, the entire glass roof needs to be broken and removed, making them unusable. Therefore, there is an urgent need to develop a steel structure awning to meet practical needs. Utility Model Content

[0005] The purpose of this invention is to provide a steel structure canopy to solve the above-mentioned defects.

[0006] To solve the above-mentioned technical problems, the present invention adopts the following technical solution:

[0007] A steel structure canopy includes a fixed steel frame and several tempered glass panels. The corners of the tempered glass panels are fixedly connected to the fixed steel frame via fixing components. A gap is left between two adjacent tempered glass panels. A first water-blocking strip is provided between two adjacent tempered glass panels. The first water-blocking strip is arranged vertically in a linear array between two adjacent tempered glass panels. The top of the first water-blocking strip is a flat first water-blocking part, and the bottom of the first water-blocking strip is an arc-shaped first water-guiding part. A first connecting rib is provided between the first water-blocking part and the first water-guiding part. The two ends of the first connecting rib are respectively connected to the middle of the first water-blocking part and the first water-guiding part. The first water-blocking strip is embedded in the gap between two adjacent tempered glass panels through the first connecting rib. The bottom end of the first water-blocking part abuts against the edge of the tempered glass, and the first water-guiding part covers the bottom of the edge of the tempered glass.

[0008] As a further embodiment of the above description, a second water-blocking strip is provided between two adjacent tempered glass panes. The second water-blocking strip is horizontally positioned between the two adjacent tempered glass panes. The top of the second water-blocking strip is an arc-shaped second water-blocking portion, and the bottom of the second water-blocking strip is an inverted arc-shaped second water-guiding portion. The second water-blocking portion and the second water-guiding portion are connected by a second connecting rib. The two ends of the second connecting rib are respectively connected to the middle of the second water-blocking portion and the second water-guiding portion. The second water-blocking strip is embedded in the gap between the two adjacent tempered glass panes through the second connecting rib. The second water-blocking strip covers the top and bottom edges of the tempered glass panes through the second water-blocking portion and the second water-guiding portion, respectively.

[0009] As a further embodiment of the above description, a rotating joint is provided between the second connecting rib and the second water guide, and the second water guide is rotatably disposed below the tempered glass via the rotating joint.

[0010] In the above description, as a further solution, the fixed steel frame is composed of several steel beams and connecting rods. The steel beams are arranged in a linear array horizontally. The connecting rods are horizontally connected to the ends of the steel beams. The end of the steel beam away from the connecting rod is a fixed flange. The steel beam is used to install on the external wall through the fixed flange.

[0011] As a further embodiment, the above description also includes a steel cable and a connecting bracket. The middle part of the steel beam is provided with an upwardly protruding hoisting protrusion. The connecting bracket is used to fix it to the external wall. One end of the steel cable is fixedly connected to the hoisting protrusion, and the other end of the steel cable is fixedly connected to the connecting bracket.

[0012] As a further embodiment of the above description, the fixing component includes a connecting sleeve and a fixing bolt. The connecting sleeve is vertically mounted on the side wall of the steel beam, and the fixing bolt passes through the corner of the tempered glass and is fixedly connected to the connecting sleeve.

[0013] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: by setting a first water-blocking strip between two adjacent tempered glass pieces, and embedding the first water-blocking strip into the gap between the two adjacent tempered glass pieces through a first connecting rib, the bottom end of the first water-blocking part abuts against the edge of the tempered glass, and the first water-guiding part covers the lower part of the edge of the tempered glass, the gap between the two adjacent tempered glass pieces can be effectively waterproofed. At the same time, rainwater that inevitably seeps into the gap can be guided to the front edge of the canopy through the inverted arc-shaped first water-guiding part. This structure has the characteristics of modular assembly and good waterproof performance, and can be disassembled and reused without damage. Attached Figure Description

[0014] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of a steel structure canopy described in this embodiment;

[0015] Figure 2 This is a cross-sectional view of the first water-blocking strip in this embodiment;

[0016] Figure 3 This is a cross-sectional view of the second water-blocking strip in this embodiment;

[0017] Figure 4 This is a perspective structural diagram of a steel structure canopy described in this embodiment;

[0018] Figure 5 for Figure 4 A magnified schematic diagram of the structure of part A in the diagram;

[0019] In the diagram: 1-Fixed steel frame, 11-Steel beam, 12-Connecting rod, 13-Fixed flange, 14-Lifting protrusion, 2-Tempered glass, 3-Steel cable, 4-Connecting bracket, 5-Fixed component, 51-Connecting sleeve, 52-Fixed bolt, 61-First water-blocking strip, 611-First water-blocking part, 612-First water-guiding part, 62-Second water-blocking strip, 613-First connecting rib, 621-Second water-blocking part, 622-Second water-guiding part, 623-Second connecting rib, 63-First connecting rib, 64-Rotating joint. Detailed Implementation

[0020] The present invention will now be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0021] For this embodiment, please refer to Figures 1-5 The specific implementation of this steel structure canopy includes a fixed steel frame 1 and several tempered glass panels 2. The corners of the tempered glass panels 2 are fixedly connected to the fixed steel frame 1 via fixing components 5. The fixing components 5 include connecting sleeves 51 and fixing bolts 52. The connecting sleeves 51 are vertically mounted on the side wall of the steel beam 11, and the fixing bolts 52 penetrate the corners of the tempered glass panels 2 and are fixedly connected to the connecting sleeves 51. Figure 5As shown, there is a gap between two adjacent tempered glass pieces 2, and a first water-blocking strip 61 is provided between two adjacent tempered glass pieces 2.

[0022] Specifically, such as Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, the first water-blocking strips 61 are arranged vertically in a linear array between two adjacent tempered glass pieces 2. The top of the first water-blocking strip 61 is a flat first water-blocking part 611, and the bottom of the first water-blocking strip 61 is an arc-shaped first water-guiding part 612. A first connecting rib 613 is provided between the first water-blocking part 611 and the first water-guiding part 612. The two ends of the first connecting rib 613 are connected to the middle of the first water-blocking part 611 and the first water-guiding part 612, respectively. The first water-blocking strip 61 is embedded in the gap between two adjacent tempered glass pieces 2 through the first connecting rib 613. The bottom end of the first water-blocking part 611 abuts against the edge of the tempered glass 2, and the first water-guiding part 612 covers the bottom of the edge of the tempered glass 2.

[0023] By setting a first water-blocking strip 61 between two adjacent tempered glass pieces 2, and embedding the first water-blocking strip 61 into the gap between the two adjacent tempered glass pieces 2 through the first connecting rib 613, the bottom end of the first water-blocking part 611 abuts against the edge of the tempered glass 2, and the first water-guiding part 612 covers the lower edge of the tempered glass 2, the gap between the two adjacent tempered glass pieces 2 can be effectively waterproofed. At the same time, rainwater that inevitably seeps into the gap can be guided to the front edge of the canopy through the inverted arc-shaped first water-guiding part 612. This structure has the characteristics of modular assembly and good waterproof performance, and can be disassembled and reused without damage.

[0024] Specifically, such as Figure 3 As shown, a second water-blocking strip 62 is provided between two adjacent pieces of tempered glass 2. The second water-blocking strip 62 is horizontally arranged between the two adjacent pieces of tempered glass 2. The top of the second water-blocking strip 62 is an arc-shaped second water-blocking part 621, and the bottom of the second water-blocking strip 62 is an inverted arc-shaped second water-guiding part 622. The second water-blocking part 621 and the second water-guiding part 622 are connected by a second connecting rib 623. The two ends of the second connecting rib 623 are respectively connected to the middle of the second water-blocking part 621 and the second water-guiding part 622. The second water-blocking strip 62 is embedded in the gap between the two adjacent pieces of tempered glass 2 through the second connecting rib 623. The second water-blocking strip 62 covers the top and bottom edges of the tempered glass 2 through the second water-blocking part 621 and the second water-guiding part 622, respectively.

[0025] Preferred, such as Figure 3As shown, a rotating joint 64 is provided between the second connecting rib 623 and the second water guiding part 622. The second water guiding part 622 is rotatably mounted below the tempered glass 2 via the rotating joint 64. Since the canopy is sometimes installed at a downward tilt, the horizontally mounted second water-blocking strip 62 can be rotated vertically by the rotating joint 64 to allow the second water guiding part 622 to swing naturally, so that the second water-blocking strip 62 has a vertical structure to guide rainwater.

[0026] Preferred, such as Figure 4 As shown, the fixed steel frame 1 is composed of several steel beams 11 and connecting rods 12. The steel beams 11 are arranged in a linear array horizontally. The connecting rods 12 are horizontally connected to the ends of the steel beams 11. The end of the steel beam 11 away from the connecting rods 12 is a fixed flange 13. The steel beam 11 is used to install on the external wall through the fixed flange 13.

[0027] In a further embodiment, a steel cable 3 and a connecting bracket 4 are also included. The middle part of the steel beam 11 is provided with an upwardly protruding hoisting protrusion 14. The connecting bracket 4 is used to fix it to the external wall. One end of the steel cable 3 is fixedly connected to the hoisting protrusion 14, and the other end of the steel cable 3 is fixedly connected to the connecting bracket 4. The steel cable 3 can improve the support force between the canopy and the wall, making the structure between the canopy and the wall more stable.

[0028] The above description, in conjunction with specific preferred embodiments, provides a further detailed explanation of the present invention. It should not be construed that the specific implementation of the present invention is limited to these descriptions. For those skilled in the art, various simple deductions or substitutions can be made without departing from the concept of the present invention, and all such modifications and substitutions should be considered within the scope of protection of the present invention.

Claims

1. A steel structure canopy, comprising a fixed steel frame and a plurality of tempered glass, the tempered glass is fixedly connected with the fixed steel frame through a fixing assembly at the corner of the tempered glass, and a gap is left between two adjacent tempered glasses, characterized in that: A first water-blocking strip is provided between two adjacent tempered glass pieces. The first water-blocking strips are arranged vertically in a linear array between the two adjacent tempered glass pieces. The top of the first water-blocking strip is a flat first water-blocking part, and the bottom of the first water-blocking strip is an arc-shaped first water-guiding part. A first connecting rib is provided between the first water-blocking part and the first water-guiding part. The two ends of the first connecting rib are respectively connected to the middle of the first water-blocking part and the first water-guiding part. The first water-blocking strip is embedded in the gap between the two adjacent tempered glass pieces through the first connecting rib. The bottom end of the first water-blocking part abuts against the edge of the tempered glass, and the first water-guiding part covers the bottom of the edge of the tempered glass.

2. A steel structure canopy as claimed in claim 1, wherein: A second water-blocking strip is provided between two adjacent pieces of tempered glass. The second water-blocking strip is horizontally positioned between the two adjacent pieces of tempered glass. The top of the second water-blocking strip is an arc-shaped second water-blocking part, and the bottom of the second water-blocking strip is an inverted arc-shaped second water-guiding part. The second water-blocking part and the second water-guiding part are connected by a second connecting rib. The two ends of the second connecting rib are respectively connected to the middle of the second water-blocking part and the second water-guiding part. The second water-blocking strip is embedded in the gap between the two adjacent pieces of tempered glass through the second connecting rib. The second water-blocking strip covers the top and bottom of the edge of the tempered glass through the second water-blocking part and the second water-guiding part, respectively.

3. A steel structure canopy as claimed in claim 2, wherein: A rotating joint is provided between the second connecting rib and the second water guiding part, and the second water guiding part is rotatably disposed below the tempered glass through the rotating joint.

4. A steel structure canopy as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that: The fixed steel frame consists of several steel beams and connecting rods. The steel beams are arranged in a linear array horizontally. The connecting rods are horizontally connected to the ends of the steel beams. The end of the steel beam away from the connecting rod is a fixed flange. The steel beam is used to install on the external wall through the fixed flange.

5. A steel structure canopy as claimed in claim 4, wherein: It also includes steel cables and connecting brackets. The middle part of the steel beam is provided with an upward-protruding hoisting protrusion. The connecting bracket is used to fix it to the external wall. One end of the steel cable is fixedly connected to the hoisting protrusion, and the other end of the steel cable is fixedly connected to the connecting bracket.

6. A steel structure canopy as claimed in claim 4, wherein: The fixing assembly includes a connecting sleeve and a fixing bolt. The connecting sleeve is vertically installed on the side wall of the steel beam, and the fixing bolt passes through the corner of the tempered glass and is fixedly connected to the connecting sleeve.

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