Lifting desk support having rapid mounting structures, and lifting desk
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing desk supports require complex assembly processes, leading to increased time, labor costs, and packaging volume, while alternative methods like welding and riveting introduce additional costs, thermal deformation, and environmental pollution.
Innovation Solution
A lifting desk support with rapid mounting structures featuring a cross beam assembly and longitudinal beam connected via bosses and notches, utilizing a locking mechanism for easy assembly and disassembly, and adjustable expansion for different desk top lengths.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If welding is used to connect cross beams and longitudinal beams, then assembly speed is improved and labor costs are reduced, but packaging size increases and production complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The support structure is divided into separate cross beam and longitudinal beam components that can be packaged independently in a compact state, then quickly assembled through the rapid mounting structure during installation, resolving the conflict between compact packaging and fast assembly
2Productivity
If welding is used to connect cross beams and longitudinal beams, then assembly speed is improved, but thermal deformation and environmental pollution occur
Solution Approach 1:
The welding process is replaced with a mechanical rapid mounting structure consisting of a boss with locking block and a notch with groove sections, eliminating thermal deformation and environmental pollution while maintaining fast assembly capability
3Object-generated harmful factors
If rivets are used to connect cross beams and longitudinal beams, then welding is replaced, but operation complexity increases and connection reliability decreases
Solution Approach 1:
The rapid mounting structure is designed to be self-aligning and self-locking, where the locking block automatically engages with the notch groove sections without requiring precise manual positioning or complex operation steps, making assembly simpler than riveting
4Strength
If bolts are used to connect support and desk legs, then connection strength is achieved, but assembly complexity and time consumption increase
Solution Approach 1:
The complex bolt tightening process is extracted and replaced with a simplified rapid mounting structure using a locking block and notch mechanism that achieves strong connections through simple insertion and locking actions, eliminating the need for tools and complex procedures
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AI summary
A lifting desk support having rapid mounting structures and a lifting desk are provided. The lifting desk support includes a longitudinal beam and a cross beam assembly. The lifting desk support further includes a set of rapid mounting structures, which comprises a boss having a slope arranged on the longitudinal beam and a notch provided on the cross beam assembly. A locking block of the boss is embedded into the cross beam assembly through a first groove section of the notch, and a force along an axial direction of a cross beam of the cross beam assembly is applied to the longitudinal beam, such that the locking block enters a second groove section of the notch, and the locking and the assembly between the longitudinal beam and the cross beam assembly are achieved in a rapid and efficient manner with cost saved.