DE8716641U1 - Small container - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to a small, open-topped battery for use in a rechargeable battery or a lithium-ion battery, consisting of a supporting frame part and an acid-resistant, electrically insulating casing.

Until now it has been usual to manufacture batteries and the like from stainless steel, whereby the structural integrity is also ensured by the static requirements.

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To solve this problem, it is necessary that the frame 1 is formed from vertical support struts running at right angles to it, with a rectangular frame made of support struts being arranged at least on the bottom and top, which is connected to the support rods in the back areas, and that the lining consists of a cuboid-shaped plastic container that is open at the top and rests on frame parts on the bottom.

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on the ignition side has a circumferential flange edge that slopes outwards orthogonally and can be placed on the ignition-side flange and connected to it.

In principle , the invention proposes a concept whereby instead of the previously supporting container, only a supporting frame is to be present, into which frame a corresponding material container is then hung or otherwise fastened, which serves to accommodate the corresponding battery or the like.

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Do not come into contact with battery acid or the like.

Only the plastic container must be of a suitable quality so that it is resistant to acid attack.

Due to this design, especially in conjunction with a relatively similar construction, it is possible to set up such containers very cost-effectively at any collection point. The relatively low weight and the relatively low production costs are a significant advantage that facilitates a wide range of applications.

In order that the plastic container practically does not have to take on any load-bearing function even when the container is fully loaded with batteries, it is provided that the container stands upright on two sides .

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In addition, in order to avoid bulging of the container, it can be provided that at least one stiffening frame is arranged parallel to the base and mouth frames and is attached to the support rods.

In order to make such small containers stackable, it is intended that the support bars protrude beyond the mouth-side frame and that feet are attached to the base frame, which can be inserted into the protruding areas of the support bars of an identical small container.

Preferably, it is provided that the support rods are profiled in an L-shape, with their legs forming the outer sides of the frame, and that in the protruding areas of the same, stop plates are arranged at the same level as one another.

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The slats attached to the base frame are preferably arranged slightly offset inwards so that they do not protrude beyond the outer contour of the container or the container base part, but still allow for easy stacking.

The stop plates serve as insertion depth limit stops for the feet of another small container placed on top of them, so that there is no risk of the foot parts damaging the flange parts of the plastic container or its cover.

In order to make part of the base frame available as a support surface for the plastic container, it is provided that the base frame is formed by L-shaped profile sheets, the legs of which are directed on the one hand in the direction of the base plane and on the other hand in the direction of the side plane of the small container.

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The open-topped pillar for accommodating airbags and the like consists of a steel long section, essentially made of vertical support rods

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arranged. support struts 2, 3, wherein the support struts 3 arranged on the side or the support struts 2 arranged on the exit side each form a rectangular section, which is connected to the longitudinal axis of the support strut 1 in c. e r. ickke richer.

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The lining is inserted into this framework, which consists of a cuboid-shaped plastic cover that is open at the top.

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Between the base-side frame formed from the struts 3 and the bottom-side frame formed from the struts 2, a reinforcement bar is arranged right in between, parallel and directed thereto and is fastened to the support rods 1. Here, too, the connection can be made by welding.

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welded, which can be inserted into the protruding areas 7 of the support bars 1 of an identical small container. This ensures that similar containers can be stacked on top of one another.

In the first embodiment, the support rods 1 are profiled in an L-shape, with their legs facing the outside of the frame. In the projecting areas 7 of the support rods 1, stop plates 8 are arranged at the same level as one another, which serve as insertion limits for the feet 6'.

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the stiffening frame 6 is formed from L-profiles, the legs of which are arranged parallel to the wall of the plastic container 4 and possibly also adjacent to this wall, and on the other hand extend outwards orthogonally away from this wall.

Hooks 9 are attached to this bracing area. These hooks serve to ensure that tensioning elements engaging the lid 10 of the container U , for example lines or rubber straps for fixing the lid 10 on the container 4, are hooked into these hooks 9 so that the lid or a tarpaulin serving as a lid is fixed.

Two profiles 11 and, if necessary, further support profiles are arranged under the floor frame 3 and are connected to other frame parts L.

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The profiles 11 form a fork insertion path between them so that the forks of a forklift truck can be inserted there.

The invention is not limited to the embodiment, but is variable in many ways within the scope of the disclosure.

All nine, as disclosed in the description and/or drawing. Individual and combination features are considered essential to the invention.

Claims (3)

1. Small container open at the top for holding batteries or the like, consisting of a supporting frame part and an acid-resistant, electrically insulating lining, characterized in that the attached frame part is formed from vertical support rods (1) and support struts (2, 3) running at right angles thereto, with a rectangular frame made of support struts (2, 3) being arranged at least on the bottom side and on the mouth side, which is connected to the support rods (1) in the corner areas, and that the lining consists of a cuboid-shaped plastic container (4) open at the top, resting on the bottom side on frame- Brought 9291/8: parts and has a circumferential flange edge (5) on the mouth side that projects orthogonally outwards and can be placed on the mouth-side frame and connected to it. 2. Small container according to claim 1, characterized in that between the bottom-side frame and the outlet-side frame at least one stiffening frame (6) is arranged parallel thereto and is fastened to the support rods (1). 3. Small container according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the support rods (1) protrude beyond the - ii &eegr; du &eegr; gs - side frame and are fastened to the floor frame by feet ' 6', which can be plugged into the projecting areas '&Iacgr;> of the support rods (1) of an identical small container e:r;. A . Small container ■ . ■. h one of the claims I I, . - &Iacgr; , characterized in that .< e &eegr;&eegr;&zgr; calibrated in that ß r! the supporting bars be '',&ldquor;■&iacgr;. - f &ogr; r r.; g I : l; ts ; π : ■; ¹ I : £■ : π . ;: j .': r.ler ;: c r Ho:e;:ra: / we : / ■.: e : r. &sfgr;! &ngr; e r &igr; a u : e .< e &ggr;. &ggr;. &zgr; eic rr e &igr; . ca.; :&egr;: Jec.<e. \ ±'J ) sis