Slider sliding type shock insulation pedestal and shock insulation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a slider sliding type shock insulation pedestal and a shock insulation method thereof. The shock insulation pedestal comprises a supporting seat and a base fixed on the ground or an exhibition stand, wherein a sliding rail I and a sliding rail II are arranged on the base in parallel; the shock insulation pedestal also comprises a sliding rail III; a slider I matched with the sliding rail I in a sliding manner is arranged at one end of the sliding rail III; a slider II matched with the sliding rail II in a sliding manner is arranged at the other end of the sliding rail III; a slider III fixedly connected with the supporting seat is arranged at the middle part of the sliding rail III; and the slider III is connected with the base by a return mechanism. When the vibration from the ground is transmitted to the supporting seat, the vibration can be eliminated, and exhibits on the supporting seat are kept to be stable and cannot fall off to cause damage, so that cultural relics can be well protected. The slider sliding type shock insulation pedestal is particularly suitable for protecting fragile objects, and the vibration-proof safety of the cultural relics is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of vibration engineering, in particular to the shock absorption and vibration isolation technology in vibration engineering, and in particular to a sliding block sliding type vibration isolation pedestal and a vibration isolation method thereof. Background technique [0002] In modern museums or large-scale exhibitions, there are often larger sculptures or fragile cultural relics such as porcelain on display. For larger exhibits, because the exhibits themselves occupy a large space, it is difficult to obtain the same protection as small exhibits. When visitors visit the exhibits, if they bump into the base of the exhibits, the exhibits may be accidentally broken; or when a (slight) earthquake or other external force occurs, the base of the exhibits is subject to external forces, and the exhibits are easily broken or damaged. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention is to over...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] In modern museums or large-scale exhibitions, there are often larger sculptures or fragile cultural relics such as porcelain on display. For larger exhibits, because the exhibits themselves occupy a large space, it is difficult to obtain the same protection as small exhibits.

When visitors visit the exhibits, if they bump into the base of the exhibits, the exhibits may be accidentally broken; or when a (slight) earthquake or other external force occurs, the base of the exhibits is subject to external forces, and the exhibits are easily broken or damaged

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