A functional pipe support for greenhouses

Abstract

This utility model discloses a functional pipe support for a greenhouse, comprising multiple clamps fitted onto the surface of a main water supply pipe. Multiple roof steel frames are installed inside the greenhouse, with multiple I-beams mounted on the roof steel frames. Multiple U-shaped connectors are bolted to the bottom of each I-beam, and a long screw rod is installed below each U-shaped connector. An inverted U-shaped scraper is welded to the bottom of the long screw rod. This utility model involves welding the I-beams to the roof steel frames, then installing the clamps onto the surface of the main water supply pipe using screw rods and nuts. Next, the U-shaped connectors, long screw rods, and inverted U-shaped scrapers are installed on the I-beams. The main water supply pipe is then lifted using a lift, and the clamps on the main water supply pipe are moved so that the screw rods can engage with the inner cavity of the engagement groove on the inverted U-shaped scraper. Nuts are then tightened on the surface of the screw rods until they abut against the inverted U-shaped scraper.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model belongs to the field of greenhouse technology, and in particular relates to a functional tube support for greenhouses. Background Technology

[0002] The main functional pipes in greenhouses include finned tubes for temperature control, drip irrigation pipes, and sprinkler irrigation pipes for irrigation. When constructing sprinkler irrigation mains, they are usually connected to the greenhouse roof frame through brackets. Special pipe clamps are generally used to fix the main pipes to the brackets. The main pipes are usually heavy, so lifting them up and threading the bolts connecting the pipe clamps to the brackets in the air is time-consuming and labor-intensive. Therefore, we designed a greenhouse functional pipe bracket. The pipe clamps are connected to the brackets by hanging, and then secured with nuts to prevent them from falling off, which saves time and effort. Utility Model Content

[0003] The purpose of this utility model is to provide a functional pipe support for greenhouses, which has the advantages of connecting the pipe clamp and the support by hanging, and then tightening with nuts to prevent detachment, making the operation more time-saving and labor-saving, so as to solve the above-mentioned technical problems.

[0004] The technical solution of this utility model to solve the above-mentioned technical problems is as follows: A functional pipe support for a greenhouse includes multiple clamps fitted on the surface of a main water supply pipe. Multiple roof steel frames are installed inside the greenhouse. Multiple I-beams are installed on the roof steel frames. Multiple U-shaped connectors are bolted to the bottom of the I-beams. Long screw rods are installed below the U-shaped connectors. An inverted U-shaped scraper is welded to the bottom of the long screw rods. A screw rod is inserted through the clamps. Nuts are threaded to both sides of the screw rod. The clamps are fastened to the surface of the main water supply pipe by the screw rod and the nuts. A hanging groove is opened on the inverted U-shaped scraper. The screw rod is hung in the inner cavity of the hanging groove.

[0005] Preferably, both ends of the screw rod surface are threaded with nuts, which abut against the side of the inverted U-shaped scraper.

[0006] Preferably, the top of the long screw rod extends through to the inner side of the U-shaped connector and is slidably connected to the U-shaped connector. The surface of the long screw rod is threaded with two adjusting nuts, which are located on the inner side of the U-shaped connector and the bottom of the U-shaped connector, respectively.

[0007] Preferably, the I-beams are welded to the roof steel frame.

[0008] Preferably, multiple nozzles are installed below the main water supply pipeline.

[0009] The beneficial effects of this utility model are:

[0010] 1. This utility model involves welding an I-beam to a ceiling steel frame, then installing a clamp on the surface of the main water supply pipe using a screw rod and a nut. Next, a U-shaped connector, a long screw rod, and an inverted U-shaped scraper are installed on the I-beam. The main water supply pipe is then lifted using a lift, and the clamp on the main water supply pipe is moved so that the screw rod can be hooked into the inner cavity of the hooking groove on the inverted U-shaped scraper. The nut on the surface of the screw rod is then tightened until the nut is against the inverted U-shaped scraper. This avoids prolonged bolt-hole contact, achieving a connection between the pipe clamp and the support using a hook-and-loop method. Combined with nut tightening to prevent detachment, this method is more time-saving and labor-saving.

[0011] 2. By adjusting the setting of the nuts, the height of the inverted U-shaped scraper can be adjusted through the cooperation of the two adjusting nuts, ensuring that the main pipeline is in a horizontal or inclined state that meets the design requirements after installation, which is conducive to the normal transportation of water. Attached Figure Description

[0012] The advantages of the present invention, as described above and / or in the following detailed description in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, will become clearer and more readily understood. These drawings are merely illustrative and do not limit the scope of the present invention.

[0013] Figure 1 This is a perspective view of one embodiment of the present utility model;

[0014] Figure 2 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the main water supply pipeline and the I-beam steel in one embodiment of this utility model;

[0015] Figure 3 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of a bracket according to an embodiment of the present invention;

[0016] Figure 4 This is a three-dimensional disassembled schematic diagram of one embodiment of the bracket of this utility model.

[0017] The attached diagram lists the components represented by each number as follows:

[0018] 1. Main water supply pipeline; 2. Clamp; 3. Canopy steel frame; 4. I-beam steel; 5. U-shaped connector; 6. Long screw rod; 7. Inverted U-shaped scraper; 8. Screw rod; 9. Nut 1; 10. Hanging groove; 11. Nut 2; 12. Adjusting nut; 13. Sprinkler head. Detailed Implementation

[0019] In the following description, embodiments of the greenhouse functional pipe support of this utility model will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0020] Figure 1-4This invention illustrates a greenhouse functional pipe support according to an embodiment of the present invention. It includes multiple clamps 2 fitted onto the surface of a main water supply pipe 1, multiple nozzles 13 installed below the main water supply pipe 1, multiple roof steel frames 3 installed inside the greenhouse, multiple I-beams 4 installed on the roof steel frames 3, the I-beams 4 welded to the roof steel frames 3, multiple U-shaped connectors 5 bolted to the bottom of the I-beams 4, a long screw rod 6 installed below the U-shaped connectors 5, the top of the long screw rod 6 penetrating to the inner side of the U-shaped connectors 5 and slidably connected to the U-shaped connectors 5, and two adjusting nuts 12 threadedly connected to the surface of the long screw rod 6, the two adjusting nuts 12 being located on the inner side of the U-shaped connectors 5 and the U-shaped connectors 5 respectively. At the bottom of connector 5, the height of the inverted U-shaped scraper 7 can be adjusted by adjusting the setting of the two adjusting nuts 12. This ensures that after the main pipeline is installed, it is in a horizontal or inclined state that meets the design requirements, which is conducive to the normal transportation of water. The inverted U-shaped scraper 7 is welded below the long screw rod 6. A screw rod 8 is installed through the clamp 2. Nut 9 is threaded on both sides of the surface of the screw rod 8. The clamp 2 is fastened to the surface of the water supply main pipeline 1 by the screw rod 8 and nut 9. The inverted U-shaped scraper 7 has a hanging groove 10. The screw rod 8 is hung in the inner cavity of the hanging groove 10. Nut 11 is threaded on both ends of the surface of the screw rod 8. Nut 11 rests against the side of the inverted U-shaped scraper 7.

[0021] Working principle: When using this utility model, the I-beam 4 is welded to the ceiling steel frame 3. Then, the clamp 2 is installed on the surface of the main water supply pipe 1 through the screw rod 8 and nut 9. Next, the U-shaped connector 5 is installed on the I-beam 4 with bolts. The long screw rod 6 and the inverted U-shaped scraper 7 are then installed. By operating the two adjusting nuts 12 on the long screw rod 6, the height of the inverted U-shaped scraper 7 can be adjusted. The main water supply pipe 1 is lifted by a lift. Then, the clamp 2 on the main water supply pipe 1 is moved so that the screw rod 8 can be hooked into the inner cavity of the hooking groove 10 on the inverted U-shaped scraper 7. Then, the nut 9 is rotated to tighten it, ensuring that the clamp 2 is firmly fixed on the surface of the main water supply pipe 1. At this time, the nut 11 on the surface of the screw rod 8 is rotated until the nut 11 abuts against the inverted U-shaped scraper 7.

[0022] In summary: This greenhouse functional pipe support is achieved by welding I-beams 4 onto the roof steel frame 3, then installing clamps 2 onto the surface of the main water supply pipe 1 using screw rods 8 and nuts 9. Next, U-shaped connectors 5, long screw rods 6, and inverted U-shaped scrapers 7 are installed on the I-beams 4. The main water supply pipe 1 is then lifted using a lift, and the clamps 2 on the main water supply pipe 1 are moved so that the screw rods 8 can be hooked into the inner cavity of the hooking groove 10 on the inverted U-shaped scraper 7. Nuts 11 on the surface of the screw rods 8 are then tightened until they abut against the inverted U-shaped scraper 7. This avoids prolonged bolt-hole contact, achieving a connection between the pipe clamps and the support via a hook-and-loop method. Combined with nut tightening to prevent detachment, this method is time-saving and labor-saving.

Claims

1. A functional pipe support for a greenhouse, characterized in that, The system includes multiple clamps (2) fitted onto the surface of the main water supply pipeline (1), multiple roof steel frames (3) installed inside the greenhouse, multiple I-beams (4) installed on the roof steel frames (3), multiple U-shaped connectors (5) installed below the I-beams (4) by bolts, long screw rods (6) installed below the U-shaped connectors (5), and an inverted U-shaped scraper (7) welded below the long screw rods (6). A screw rod (8) is installed through the clamps (2), and nuts (9) are threaded onto both sides of the surface of the screw rods (8). The clamps (2) are fastened to the surface of the main water supply pipeline (1) by the screw rods (8) and nuts (9). A hanging groove (10) is opened on the inverted U-shaped scraper (7), and the screw rods (8) are hung in the inner cavity of the hanging groove (10).

2. The greenhouse functional pipe support according to claim 1, characterized in that, Both ends of the screw rod (8) are threaded with nuts (11), which abut against the side of the inverted U-shaped scraper (7).

3. The greenhouse functional pipe support according to claim 2, characterized in that, The top of the long screw rod (6) extends through to the inside of the U-shaped connector (5) and is slidably connected to the U-shaped connector (5). The surface of the long screw rod (6) is threaded with two adjusting nuts (12), which are located on the inside of the U-shaped connector (5) and the bottom of the U-shaped connector (5), respectively.

4. The greenhouse functional pipe support according to claim 3, characterized in that, The I-beam (4) is welded onto the roof steel frame (3).

5. The greenhouse functional pipe support according to claim 4, characterized in that, Multiple nozzles (13) are installed below the main water supply pipeline (1).

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