Large Mongolian yurt

Abstract

The invention discloses a large Mongolian yurt. The large Mongolian yurt has a steel frame structure, so that the bearing capacity, the firmness and the stability of the Mongolian yurt are greatly improved, and the requirement of the large Mongolian yurt can be met without arranging upright posts in the large Mongolian yurt. An inner and outer ring top structure is adopted, so that the Mongolian yurt has a double-layer top visually, and the inner space is increased; meanwhile, ventilating and lighting windows are arranged at second-layer upright posts to ensure the ventilation and lighting of the Mongolian yurt. A central top is a lifting top to enhance the lighting, ventilation and air exchange of the Mongolian yurt. A Mongolian yurt frame adopts a structure that many unit steel frames are connected and combined through bolts as far as possible, is suitable for the large Mongolian yurt and industrial volume production and is convenient to transport, set up and roll up. A base is dampproof and enables the setup of the Mongolian yurt not to destroy the original grassland. The large Mongolian yurt maintains the characteristics of the traditional Mongolian yurt, improves the traditional Mongolian yurt, and is a large Mongolian yurt having both traditional and modern styles, and is particularly suitable for meetings, exhibitions and entertainment and dining places.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a yurt, in particular to a large yurt. Background technique [0002] The name of the yurt comes from the Manchu language, and it is called "Ulugtaigel" in Mongolian Chinese, which means a house without windows. The yurt is the traditional housing of Mongolian and other nomadic peoples, which is suitable for the Mongolian nomadic lifestyle of "living by water and grass". The main structure of the yurt is composed of Hana, Tao Nao, Uni and Ude. Hana: The skeleton of the yurt wall. The openable and collapsible movable mesh made of light Salix salix (a local plant) is convenient for relocation. Tao Nao: Made of wood, the plane is circular, with four spokes arranged in a cross. The space between the spokes is equivalent to a skylight, which is used for ventilation, lighting and smoke exhaust of the yurt. Uni: The top frame of the yurt, which functions as purlins, eaves and fences. Ude: the door of a yurt, consisting of a frame...

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Problems solved by technology

Traditional yurts are not convenient for industrialized mass production, especially it is difficult to make relatively large yurts

There are some yurt designs disclosed in the prior art, trying to facilitate the industrial production of yurts according to the current production process, but its structural design is difficult to meet the requirements of modern yurt production for its suitability for industrialized mass production, easy disassembly and assembly, and convenient transportation

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