Seat for a command boat

Abstract

The utility model discloses a seat for command boat, including seat body, the seat body one side is equipped with a handrail frame, and the seat body other side is equipped with with the handrail frame cooperation's article department, and the article department includes the mount frame of being connected on the seat body, the small table board for placing articles and the fixing spare for fixing paper being connected on the small table board, and the small table board one end swing joint is in the mount frame, and the small table board other end is detachably connected with the handrail frame, and the cup slot for placing the cup is opened on the small table board, and the positioning head for fixing the cup is swing joint in the cup slot, the beneficial effects of the utility model are that through the small table board of setting up on the seat, the cup, the file, the map etc. are placed conveniently for the commander, and the cup, the file, the map etc. can be fixed on the small table board, avoid in the command boat navigation process cup, the file, the map etc. will slip and fall and influence use, need not use the conference table to reduce the load of command boat and avoid the space of conference table in the command cabin.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of command boat technology, and more specifically, to a seat for use on a command boat. Background Technology

[0002] The command cabin, used for meetings or command decisions, is the core area of ​​the command vessel. The command cabin is generally equipped with seats to facilitate meetings and discussions among the crew. The seating arrangement in the command cabin is usually arranged around the main command console and display equipment to facilitate communication and collaboration between the crew and the commander. For example, some command vessels have a wraparound or face-to-face seating arrangement in the command cabin to facilitate meetings and discussions between the commander and the participants.

[0003] Existing command cabin seating typically includes conference tables for placing cups, documents, maps, etc. However, these tables increase the load on the command vessel and occupy space within the command cabin. Furthermore, cups, documents, and maps cannot be secured to the conference table, and during navigation, turbulence can cause them to slip and become unusable. Therefore, a new type of seat for command vessels is needed, featuring a small table for commanders to place cups, documents, maps, etc., and capable of securing them to the table to prevent slippage during navigation. This eliminates the need for a conference table, reducing the load on the command vessel and preventing it from taking up valuable space within the command cabin. Utility Model Content

[0004] In view of the shortcomings of the existing technology, the purpose of this utility model is to provide a seat for a command boat.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides the following technical solution:

[0006] A seat for a command boat includes a seat body, an armrest on one side of the seat body, and a storage section on the other side of the seat body that cooperates with the armrest. The storage section includes a mounting bracket connected to the seat body, a small table for placing items, and a fastener connected to the small table for securing paper. One end of the small table is movably connected to the mounting bracket, and the other end of the small table is detachably connected to the armrest. The small table has a cup slot for placing a cup, and a positioning head for securing the cup is movably connected in the cup slot.

[0007] Further configured, the positioning head includes an adjusting rod and a positioning block, the positioning block is connected to one end of the adjusting rod, a screw hole communicating with the cup groove is opened on the small table, the other end of the adjusting rod is threadedly connected to the screw hole, and an elastic pad is connected to the inner wall of the cup groove and is disposed opposite to the positioning block.

[0008] The fastener is further configured such that it includes an elastic sheet connected to the small table for fixing the paper and a magnetic sheet cooperating with the elastic sheet. The elastic sheet includes a protrusion that abuts against the surface of the small table, and the small table is made of metal material that is magnetically connected to the magnetic sheet.

[0009] A further configuration is that one end of the small table is hinged to the mounting frame, the other end of the small table is connected to an elastic block, and the armrest frame has a slot with a trapezoidal cross-section, which engages with the elastic block.

[0010] By adopting the above technical solution, the beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: the small table set on the seat makes it convenient for the commander to place cups, documents, maps, etc., and can fix cups, documents, maps, etc. on the small table, so as to prevent cups, documents, maps, etc. from slipping and affecting use during the navigation of the command boat. There is no need to use a conference table, which reduces the load on the command boat and avoids the conference table occupying space in the command cabin. Attached Figure Description

[0011] Figure 1 This is a structural schematic diagram of an embodiment of the present utility model.

[0012] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the small table and the armrest frame.

[0013] In the diagram: 1. Seat body; 2. Armrest frame; 3. Mounting bracket; 4. Small table; 5. Cup holder; 6. Positioning head; 61. Adjustment rod; 62. Positioning block; 7. Screw hole; 8. Elastic pad; 9. Elastic sheet; 10. Magnet sheet; 91. Protrusion; 11. Elastic locking block; 12. Locking slot. Detailed Implementation

[0014] Reference Figures 1 to 2 The embodiments of this utility model will be further described below.

[0015] A seat for a command boat includes a seat body 1. One side of the seat body 1 has an armrest 2, and the other side has a storage section that cooperates with the armrest 2. The storage section includes a mounting bracket 3 connected to the seat body 1, a small table 4 for placing items, and a fastener connected to the small table 4. The fastener includes an elastic piece 9 connected to the small table 4 for securing paper, and a magnetic piece 10 cooperating with the elastic piece 9. The elastic piece 9 is a spring steel sheet and includes protrusions 91 that abut against the surface of the small table 4 to clamp and fix the paper to the small table 4. The small table 4 is made of metal and is magnetically connected to the magnetic piece 10. One end of the small table 4 is hinged to the mounting bracket 3. 4. The other end is connected to an elastic block 11 made of rubber. The armrest 2 has a trapezoidal slot 12, which engages with the elastic block 11. The small table 4 has a cup slot 5 for placing cups. The cup slot 5 has a positioning head 6 for fixing the cup. The positioning head 6 includes an adjusting rod 61 and a positioning block 62. The positioning block 62 is connected to one end of the adjusting rod 61. The small table 4 has a screw hole 7 that communicates with the cup slot 5. The other end of the adjusting rod 61 is threaded to the screw hole 7 so that the adjusting rod 61 can be rotated to make the positioning block 62 abut against the cup in the cup slot 5 to fix the cup. An elastic pad 8 is connected to the inner wall of the cup slot 5 and is opposite to the positioning block 62. Both the positioning block 62 and the elastic pad 8 are made of rubber.

[0016] In use: One end of the small table 4 is hinged to the mounting frame 3, thereby realizing the movable connection between the small table 4 and the mounting frame 3. With the help of the elastic locking block 11 set at the other end of the small table 4, when the small table 4 is rotated and unfolded, the elastic locking block 11 at the other end of the small table 4 is locked in the slot 12 of the handrail frame 2 to fix the small table 4. With the trapezoidal design of the cross section of the slot 12, the inclined surface of the slot 12 constrains the elastic locking block 11, which is wider at the top and narrower at the bottom, to achieve self-locking. This is to ensure the quick opening and closing of the small table 4, while enhancing the fixed stability between the small table 4 and the handrail frame 2, adapting to the turbulent environment of the ship, and preventing the small table 4 from breaking off from the handrail frame 2 due to turbulence and other factors, thus affecting the use of the small table 4.

[0017] For securing documents, maps, etc., the elastic sheet 9 on the small table 4 is lifted so that the protrusion 91 on it presses and fixes the edges of the paper. This allows the elastic sheet 9 to clamp and fix the edges of documents, maps, etc., onto the small table 4. In conjunction with the magnetic connection between the small table 4 and the magnetic sheet 10, a strong magnetic attraction is formed, which allows the magnetic sheet 10 to further lay the map, documents, etc., flat and fix them on the table surface of the small table 4, preventing the paper from curling up and enhancing the stability of the paper.

[0018] To secure the cup, place it in the cup slot 5, and rotate the adjusting rod 61 to move the positioning block 62 until it contacts the surface of the cup, thus securing the cup. This achieves the purpose of the positioning head 6 in securing the cup. At this time, the cup contacts the elastic pad 8, which fits against the cup body to increase the contact area, which helps the positioning head 6 to better secure the cup. The elastic pad 8 and the positioning block 62 work together to form a flexible clamping space, which is convenient for securing cups of different diameters. Finally, the small table 4 set on the seat allows the commander to conveniently place cups, documents, maps, etc., and can fix them on the small table 4, preventing them from slipping and affecting use during the navigation of the command boat. This eliminates the need for a conference table, reducing the load on the command boat and preventing the conference table from occupying space in the command cabin.

[0019] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present utility model and is not intended to limit the present utility model. Any ordinary changes and substitutions made by those skilled in the art within the scope of the technical solution of the present utility model should be included within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A seat for a command vessel, comprising a seat body (1), characterized in that, The seat body (1) has an armrest (2) on one side and a storage part that cooperates with the armrest (2) on the other side. The storage part includes a mounting bracket (3) connected to the seat body (1), a small table (4) for placing items, and a fastener connected to the small table (4) for fixing paper. One end of the small table (4) is movably connected to the mounting bracket (3), and the other end of the small table (4) is detachably connected to the armrest (2). The small table (4) has a cup slot (5) for placing cups, and a positioning head (6) for fixing cups is movably connected in the cup slot (5).

2. A seat for a command boat according to claim 1, characterized in that, The positioning head (6) includes an adjusting rod (61) and a positioning block (62). The positioning block (62) is connected to one end of the adjusting rod (61). A screw hole (7) communicating with the cup groove (5) is opened on the small table (4). The other end of the adjusting rod (61) is threadedly connected to the screw hole (7). An elastic pad (8) is connected to the inner wall of the cup groove (5) and is disposed opposite to the positioning block (62).

3. A seat for a command boat according to claim 2, characterized in that, The fastener includes an elastic sheet (9) connected to the small table (4) for fixing the paper and a magnetic sheet (10) that cooperates with the elastic sheet (9). The elastic sheet (9) includes a protrusion (91) that abuts against the surface of the small table (4). The small table (4) is made of metal that is magnetically connected to the magnetic sheet (10).

4. A seat for a command boat according to claim 3, characterized in that, One end of the small table (4) is hinged to the mounting frame (3), and the other end of the small table (4) is connected to an elastic block (11). The handrail frame (2) has a slot (12) with a trapezoidal cross-section, and the slot (12) engages with the elastic block (11).

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