KR-20260066376-A - Ship cabinets and consoles with front opening and side fixed sliding doors

KR20260066376AKR 20260066376 AKR20260066376 AKR 20260066376AKR-20260066376-A

Abstract

The present invention relates to a cabinet and console for a ship equipped with a front-opening side-fixed sliding door, which is designed to improve convenience in using hex wrenches and the like required for attaching or detaching equipment, and to significantly increase efficiency in attaching and detaching equipment within the ship by enabling fast work. This is achieved by providing at least one tool attachment means on the inner or outer side of the door of a cabinet or console installed in a ship, which allows tools including hex wrenches to be easily and securely attached and stored, thereby enabling a user within the ship to easily and conveniently detach and use the tools when attaching or detaching various equipment mounted inside the door of the cabinet or console. The present invention comprises, in a ship cabinet and console installed in a ship and equipped with various equipment inside, at least one tool attachment means installed on the inner or outer side of the door of the ship cabinet and console to detachably attach and store a tool.

Inventors

김태오
송승창

Assignees

에스티엑스엔진 주식회사

Dates

Publication Date: 20260512
Application Date: 20241104

Claims (4)

In a ship cabinet and console that house various equipment inside and are installed in a ship, A trap cabinet and console having a front-opening side-fixed sliding door, comprising at least one tool attachment means installed on the inner or outer side of the door of the trap cabinet and console to detachably attach and store a tool.
In claim 1, The above tool fastening means is, A cabinet and console for traps equipped with a front-opening side-fixed sliding door, characterized in that at least one pair of tool catch holes are formed spaced apart in the horizontal direction in a predetermined space on the inner or outer surface of the door, and the spacing and position of the tool catch holes are formed to have a determined spacing and height difference corresponding to the length and shape of the tool.
In claim 1, The above tool fastening means is, A cabinet and console for a trap equipped with a front-opening side-fixed sliding door, characterized by having a tool-inserting fastener fixedly installed in a predetermined space on the inner or outer surface of the door, wherein a through-hole tool insertion hole is formed horizontally.
In claim 2 or claim 3 The diameter of the above pair of tool catch holes or the above through-type tool insertion holes is, A trap cabinet and console equipped with a front-opening side-fixed sliding door, characterized by being formed to be 20 to 30 percent larger than the diameter of the tools to be stored.

Description

Ship cabinets and consoles with front opening and side fixed sliding doors The present invention relates to a cabinet and console for a ship equipped with a front-opening and side-fixed sliding door. More specifically, the invention relates to a cabinet and console for a ship equipped with a front-opening and side-fixed sliding door, wherein the front door (including single-door and double-door types) of the cabinet or console installed in the ship is installed in a sliding opening and closing manner, thereby securing additional space for user maintenance in a narrow space inside the ship, enabling simultaneous opening and closing of the door with side-mounted equipment inside the ship in a minimal space, preventing interference with equipment, preventing accidents such as equipment damage and user collision during internal equipment maintenance and user movement inside the ship, and enabling access from both sides when installing or removing internal equipment, thereby allowing access for the installation or removal of internal equipment by two or more personnel in the case of heavy-duty equipment. Generally, the interior of a trap is equipped with many cabinets and console equipment, and each cabinet or console is fitted with several equipment assemblies. In this case, the ship console (also called the 'operator console'), which is the core equipment of the ship combat system, includes a sensor control console, a weapon control console, a command and control console, etc. Through these ship consoles, ship crews acquire information regarding the ship's combat system and, based on the acquired information, assess the tactical situation to operate the ship's combat system so as to execute combat quickly. The operator interface of the ship console includes a display screen (also referred to as a 'display device') and an operation panel, and the ship crew obtains various information from the display screen while seated in a console chair and operates the ship's combat system using the operation panel. Meanwhile, despite the cramped space inside the trap, many cabinets and console equipment are installed, and each piece of equipment is equipped with a door assembly to protect the internal equipment. The door assembly applied to the cabinet and console of a conventional ship is configured with 1 ea (single door) or 2 ea (double door) panels as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, and is applied with a structure that opens 120° using hinges and stoppers on the door. In the case of the door structure applied to conventional cabinets and consoles for ships as shown in Fig. 2, when viewed from the user's perspective, there is a high risk of insufficient maintenance space for the user, interference with other equipment, and collision accidents involving the user due to the space occupied by the door that is fixed in an open state during internal equipment maintenance. Therefore, there is a need for a structural design that allows the door to be fixed in an open position within a minimal space during internal equipment maintenance. FIG. 1 is a front view of a conventional trap cabinet and console showing the front door in a closed and open state. FIG. 2 is a plan view showing the state in which mutual interference occurs when the front doors installed in conventional trap cabinets and consoles are opened. FIGS. 3 to 5 are a front view of a cabinet and console for a trap to which the present invention is applied, with the door closed, and a perspective view of the door opened 90 degrees and fixed after sliding to the side. FIG. 6 is an exploded view of the components applied in the present invention. FIG. 7 is an enlarged projection perspective view of a key part to explain the combined state of the components applied in the present invention. FIG. 8 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing the combined state of the main body, the lateral movement rail member, the sliding block, the hinge for connecting the sliding block, and the door in the present invention. FIG. 9 (a) and (b) are enlarged side views illustrating the state in which the front door of the cabinet and console for a trap to which the present invention is applied is opened 90 degrees and slid sideways. FIG. 10 is a plan view of the installation state of cabinets and consoles for traps to explain the effects produced by the application of the present invention. The present invention is capable of various modifications and may take various forms, and specific embodiments are illustrated in the drawings and described in detail in the text. However, this is not intended to limit the invention to the specific disclosed forms, and it should be understood that the invention includes all modifications, equivalents, and substitutions that fall within the spirit and scope of the invention. Terms such as "first," "second," etc., may be used to describe various components, but said components should not be limited by said terms. These terms are used solely for the purpose of d