Stacker crane
AssigneeMurata Machinery, Ltd.
InventorsHiroshi Tanaka, Yumiko Komada
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Abstract
A stacker crane includes a first covering body covering a sliding section of a mast and an ascending and descending unit, and providing a first space extending vertically along the mast, a second covering body providing a second space extending vertically along the mast and partitioned from the first space by a first barrier, a plurality of exhaust holes that are vertically dispersed in the first barrier and cause the first space and the second space to be in communication, and an exhaust device that is attached to the mast and expels air in the second space at a portion in a vertical direction.
Claims6
A stacker crane comprising:
- a travel unit that moves along a shelf that stores a load;
- a transfer unit that transfers the load to the shelf;
- a mast extending vertically and attached to the travel unit;
- an ascending and descending unit that slides along the mast and moves the transfer unit vertically;
- a first covering body covering a sliding section of the mast and the ascending and descending unit, and providing a first space extending vertically along the mast;
- a second covering body providing a second space extending vertically along the mast, the second space being partitioned from the first space by a first barrier;
- a plurality of exhaust holes that are vertically dispersed in the first barrier and cause the first space and the second space to be in communication;
- an exhaust device that is attached to the mast and expels air in the second space;
- and
- a second barrier that extends vertically and provides a third space and a fourth space by horizontally partitioning the first space;
- wherein
- the exhaust device includes an intake port located closer to the third space than the fourth space;
- the plurality of exhaust holes include a plurality of first exhaust holes that cause the third space and the second space to be in communication, and a plurality of second exhaust holes that cause the fourth space and the second space to be in communication;
- and
- an airflow resistance of the plurality of first exhaust holes is higher than an airflow resistance of the plurality of second exhaust holes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.