AT513772A1 - Mechanical warning signal system - Google Patents

Abstract

This system causes the attention of the False Driver and Ghost Driver to be increased by acoustic (5) and dynamic (6) signals on a particular signal panel (1). This system is a purely mechanical system and the energy for these systems only provides the weight of the car.

Description

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Mechanical warning signal system Target and description:

This system causes the attention of the wrong-way and ghost operator by an acoustic (5) and dynamic (6) signals to a particular signal panel (1) is increased. This system is pure mechanical system and the power for this system, we only get from Weight and power of the car.

1 shows, in the wrong direction of travel, the car overruns the trigger 2A, and thus preprinted trigger 3 is opened and released and unclamped so that dynamic signal (6) extends as far as possible through connection 4 (FIG. 3) and also it generates the audible signal (honk) (5) due to air pressure that this air pressure has been simultaneously directed through the hose (7) to the horn (5) and the same process is repeated when the car overruns the trigger 3 and here becomes dynamic Signal (6) pulled back (Figure 2) and again an acoustic signal (5) due to air pressure passed through hose (7) to the horn (5) causes (Figure 2) these acoustic (5) and dynamic (6) signals Attract the attention of the wrong-way driver and ghost driver to this particular signal panel (1).

Whole system has been designed so that First: driving in the right direction no trip and no signal is caused and second: because of the car weight and special system, all systems are ready to Nexte without help from the outside again and are always ready to work.

If a wrong-way driver intentionally and deliberately continues to drive in the wrong direction (in Fig. 9), his car tires (12) overrun the trigger 2B and therefore the color (16) is sprayed onto his car-stripe (12) (Fig.11). By this color (16) on the car strip (12), the police noticed that the driver the 2/14 [Λ 3

Signal intentionally or unintentionally ignored. This is an obstacle for conscious wrong-wayers if they want to drive in a wrong direction.

Fig. 1 shows, trigger 2A, release 3, hose (7), connection 4 between trigger 3 and dynamic signal (6), horn (5) signal panel (1)

Fig. 2 shows signal panel (1). Retracted dynamic signal (6), a horn (5)

Fig.3 shows .Signal panel (1), outstretched dynamic signal (6) horn (5)

Fig.4 shows trigger 2A and trigger 3 before being overrun by car. In this situation with signal panel, Fig.2.

Figure 5 shows that the trigger 2A is overrun by wrong direction of travel and because the lever (10) has been moved by parts 8, parts 11 are also moved by lever (10) and this causes release and release of triggers 3 and Simultaneously, dynamic signal (6) is stretched out by connection 4 and connection 9 (FIG. 3) and also causes an acoustic signal (honk) (5) due to air pressure through hose (7) and horn (5).

Fig. 6 shows that when the car is traveling in the right direction, because of the system, the parts 8 can not reach the lever (10) and nothing will happen.

FIG. 7 shows that when the car rolls over the trigger 3 in the wrong direction of travel, the dynamic signal (6) is withdrawn through connections 4 and 9 (FIG. 2) and at the same time again acoustically due to air pressure through hose (7) and horn (5) Signal causes. and FIG. 7 also shows that after overrunning, the trigger 3 is again tense and ready for the next time. 3/14 2 / U '··············································································. ················································································································

Fig.8 shows, if trigger 3 would be stretched, when overrun by car in the right direction of travel, the trigger 3 is again tense and it is ready to work again.

In Figure 9 is trigger 2B for paint spray, a little way from trigger 3.

Fig. 11 shows that when rolling over the car in the wrong direction, paint (16) is sprayed on the car stripe (12). This system operates similar triggers 2A.

Fig. 10 shows that when paint blasting trigger 2B is being overrun from the right direction of travel, no paint is sprayed on car stripes.

Esmaeil Javid Gailmeyergasse 10/14 1190 Vienna 4/14

Claims (3)

1: Fig. 1 shows, in the wrong direction of travel, the car overruns the trigger 2A, and Thus, preprinted trigger 3 is opened and released and unclamped so that dynamic signal (6) extends as far as possible through connection 4 (FIG. 3) and also it generates the audible signal (honk) (5) due to air pressure that this air pressure has been passed simultaneously through the hose (7) to the horn (5). 2: same process is repeated when the car overruns the trigger 3, and here dynamic signal (6) is withdrawn again (Figure 2) and again an acoustic signal (5) forwarded because of air pressure through hose (7) to the horn ( 5) (Figure 2), these acoustic (5) and dynamic (6) signals attract the attention of the wrong-way driver and ghost operator to this particular signal panel (1). 3: If a wrong-way driver intentionally and deliberately continues to drive in the wrong direction (in Fig. 9), his car tires (12) overrun the trigger 2B and therefore the color (16) is sprayed on his car-stripe (12) (Fig.11). By this color (16) on the car strip (12), the police noticed that the driver has deliberately or unintentionally ignored the signal. Esmaeil Javid Gallmeyergasse 10/14 1190 Vienna 5/14