A double-surface contact tray loading base relates to a cargo transport device, in particular to a tray for container transportation, belonging to the technical field of cargo transport.
At present, during the container transportation of cargo, trays are widely used in a compartment for the purpose of sorting and layering cargo, however, in terms of tray support, a simple method is adopted, which is implemented by hanging the hooks and loading surfaces on brackets which are mounted on the side walls of the compartment, so as to support the trays. In this structure, the state of stress on the hooks is bad, the strength and fatigue life of the hooks are lower, the problem of stress concentration occurs frequently. When in use, the device is prone to cracks, even tears, resulting in a severe impact on the safety of cargo transport.
The present invention aims to solve the problems mentioned above, and provides a tray support device having reasonable stress state and improved loading capability and service life. The technical solution is as follows:
The device comprises a loading surface and a hook arranged on an outer end of the loading surface, and is characterized in that the hook comprises a hook lug and a support plate, the hook lug is arranged on an upper side of the outer end of the loading surface, the support plate is arranged on a lower side of the outer end of the loading surface, thus forming the double-surface contact tray loading base.
The lower end of the hook lug has a mounting surface at the lower end connected to the upper side of the outer end of the loading surface, and the upper end of the hook lug has an inner contact surface.
The lower end of the support plate has an outer contact surface.
A longitudinal stopper and a transversal stopper are arranged at the adjacent edges of the loading surface, respectively.
A reinforcement rib is arranged at the bottom of the loading surface. The outer end of the loading surface is tilted upwards with an angle of 3-50 degrees. The longitudinal stopper is tilted towards the direction of the hook with an angle of 2-30 degrees.
Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following benefits:
The Embodiment 1
Referring to
The Embodiment 2
The present embodiment comprises a loading surface 4 and a hook 1 arranged on an outer end of the loading surface 4, and is characterized in that the hook 1 comprises a hook lug 1-2 and a support plate 6, the hook lug 1-2 is arranged on an upper side of the outer end of the loading surface, the support plate 6 is arranged on a lower side of the outer end of the loading surface, thus forming the double-surface contact tray loading base. The hook lug 1-2 has a mounting surface 7 at the lower end, which is connected to the upper side of the outer end of the loading surface, and the hook lug has an inner contact surface 1-1 at the upper end. The support plate 6 has an outer contact surface 6-1 at the lower end. A longitudinal stopper 2 and a transversal stopper 3 are arranged at the adjacent edges of the loading surface 4, respectively.
The Embodiment 3
The present embodiment comprises a loading surface 4 and a hook 1 arranged on an outer end of the loading surface 4, and is characterized in that the hook 1 comprises a hook lug 1-2 and a support plate 6, the hook lug 1-2 is arranged on an upper side of the outer end of the loading surface, the support plate 6 is arranged on a lower side of the outer end of the loading surface, thus forming the double-surface contact tray loading base. The hook lug 1-2 has a mounting surface 7 at the lower end, which is connected to the upper side of the outer end of the loading surface, and the hook lug has an inner contact surface 1-1 at the upper end. The support plate 6 has an outer contact surface 6-1 at the lower end. A longitudinal stopper 2 and a transversal stopper 3 are arranged at the adjacent edges of the loading surface 4, respectively. A reinforcement rib 5 is arranged at the bottom of the loading surface 4.
The Embodiment 4
The present embodiment comprises a loading surface 4 and a hook 1 arranged on an outer end of the loading surface 4, and is characterized in that the hook 1 comprises a hook lug 1-2 and a support plate 6, the hook lug 1-2 is arranged on an upper side of the outer end of the loading surface, the support plate 6 is arranged on a lower side of the outer end of the loading surface, thus forming the double-surface contact tray loading base. The hook lug 1-2 has a mounting surface 7 at the lower end, which is connected to the upper side of the outer end of the loading surface, and the hook lug has an inner contact surface 1-1 at the upper end. The support plate 6 has an outer contact surface 6-1 at the lower end. A longitudinal stopper 2 and a transversal stopper 3 are arranged at the adjacent edges of the loading surface 4, respectively. A reinforcement rib 5 is arranged at the bottom of the loading surface 4. The outer end of the loading surface 4 is tilted upwards with an angle of 3-50 degrees, and the longitudinal stopper 2 is tilted towards the direction of the hook with an angle of 2-30 degrees.
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