Z-shaped spring auxiliary keen joint support buffer

Abstract

The invention provides a Z-shaped spring auxiliary keen joint support buffer which is mainly formed by a foot-pad table, an arc support frame, a quasi-arc table, an inclined support rod, a spring support, a connection rod and the like. The connection rod is connected between a pair of Z-shaped spring auxiliary keen joint support buffers, and the stability and the balance during the use by the user can be ensured. The quasi-arc table and the arc support frame can be relatively movable, the arc support frame and the foot-pad table can be relatively movable, and at the same time, the characteristic that the support frame is clamped on different grooves is utilized, so that the buffer can be adjusted according to different people. Besides, the micro arc design pattern of the quasi-arc table is designed according to the human leg structure, and the use comfort can be increased. The spring support is arranged below the quasi-arc table, so that buffering and damping functions are realized. The Z-shaped spring auxiliary keen joint support buffer combines the advantages of squat toilets and pedestal pans, the defect that the squat toilets damage the legs is improved, and defecating is smooth. Accordingly, the Z-shaped spring auxiliary keen joint support buffer is suitable for more people.

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1 technical field [0001] This invention is mainly used in the field of health and hygiene. By designing a Z-shaped spring-assisted knee joint support buffer, it can support the human leg, thereby dispersing the huge pressure on the knee from the leg and reducing the pressure on the knee when people go to the toilet. damage. 2 background technology [0002] The knee joint is the largest and most complex joint in the human body. It only supports the weight of our entire body on a narrow contact surface. Studies have shown that the load on the knee is almost zero when lying flat, 1 to 2 times the weight when standing up and walking peacefully, 3 to 4 times when going up and down slopes or stairs, 4 times when running, and 8 times when squatting and kneeling. times. For example, a person weighing 60 kg will bear a weight of 240 kg on his knees every time he goes up a flight of stairs, and a weight of 480 kg when squatting. As a result, our knee joints are often overwhelmed an...

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Problems solved by technology

Although there is a toilet now, because the toilet will not only breed bacteria in the bathroom for a long time, but also the direct contact between the toilet mat and the thigh of the human body will also cause the occurrence of diseases, and many people are not used to using squatting toilets. , People with leg and foot diseases or people with hemorrhoids are also not suitable

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