TECHNICAL FIELD
[0001] The present disclosure relates to a rebar packaging method and a rebar packaging
rectangular tray, and more particularly, to a rebar packaging method and a rebar packaging
rectangular tray which are for easily loading and storing rebars.
BACKGROUND ART
[0002] In general, rebars are mainly used to form the skeletons of structures in construction
or industrial sites for the purpose of mechanical strength enhancement.
[0003] Such rebars are manufactured in a bar shape or a roll shape having a predetermined
length, and then used after bending the rebars in shapes corresponding to the shapes
of corresponding structures in construction sites or processing plants. In addition,
when bending a heavy rebar having a weight of 50kg or greater, it is not easy to manually
bend the rebar, and thus a rebar banding device is usually used.
[0004] Rebars manufactured using such a banding device are subjected to a process of collecting
and packing a plurality of rebars before providing the rebars to customers, and then
the packaged rebars are transported to customers.
[0005] The process of loading rebars in a given space and the process of packaging and storing
the loaded rebars are mostly performed by manpower, and thus a considerable time is
required for loading and packaging rebars.
[0006] As described above, since such loading and packaging processes are generally performed
by manpower, the prices of rebars are high when rebars are supplies to customers.
[0007] In recent years, attempts have been made to use automated facilities or the like
when storing produced rebars. However, it may be inconvenient to load rebars having
various shapes by using automated facilities, and it is difficult to automate all
processes for packaging loaded rebars. Thus, such processes are still performed by
manpower.
KR200423531Y discloses a prefabricated plate for packaging a glass panel, and more particularly,
to a method for assembling and disassembling a plate.
KR20140095197 discloses a pallet used in loading and transporting various kinds of iron rod processed
products.
DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS
TECHNICAL PROBLEM
[0008] The present disclosure is provided to address the above-mentioned problems, and more
particularly, the present disclosure relates to a rebar packaging method and a rebar
packaging rectangular tray which are for easily loading and storing rebars.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM
[0009] To solve the above-mentioned problems, a rebar packaging method of the present disclosure
includes: preparing a loading unit including a rectangular tray and a pair of supports
detachably provided on the rectangular tray and spaced apart from each other, each
of the pair of supports including a center portion seated on an upper surface of the
rectangular tray and a side portion bent upward from both ends of the center portion;
loading a plurality of rebars across the center portions of the pair of supports which
are spaced apart from each other; wrapping the plurality of loaded rebars and sides
of the pair of supports with vinyl as one unit; and separating the plurality of rebars
and the pair supports, which are wrapped with the vinyl, from the rectangular tray.
[0010] In the rebar packaging method,
seating grooves extending in one direction may be provided in the rectangular tray
such that the center portions of the pair of supports may be inserted and seated in
the seating grooves, and
cradles may be provided on end portions of the seating grooves, the cradles making
contact with the side portions of the pair of supports for supporting and maintaining
the pair of supports in a standing position.
[0011] In the rebar packaging method,
the pair of supports may be stood on the rectangular tray in an inclined state in
which spacing between the pair of supports decreases in a direction toward upper ends
of the side portions with the center portions being spaced apart from each other.
[0012] In the rebar packaging method,
the plurality of rebars may be stacked up in a state in which the rebars are spaced
apart from each other side by side in a horizontal direction.
[0013] In the rebar packaging method,
the plurality of rebars may be previously bent in a "U" shape and may be spaced apart
from each other side by side in a horizontal direction in an overlapping manner.
[0014] In the rebar packaging method,
the plurality of rebars may include bent feet which are bent inward from a "U" shape,
and the plurality of rebars may be arranged in an overlapping manner in which each
rebar is spaced apart from adjacent rebars such that the bent feet may be not in contact
with each other.
[0015] To achieve the above-mentioned objectives, a rebar packaging rectangular tray of
the present disclosure is provided to receive supports for loading rebars thereon,
the rebar packaging rectangular tray including:
a body portion having a rectangular shape with front, rear, front, rear sides, the
body portion including seating grooves in an upper surface thereof, the seating grooves
extending in one direction and arranged apart from each other in parallel with the
front and rear sides;
side wall plates arranged on the front and rear sides of the body portion and protruding
upward from the body portion; and
cradles provided on the side wall plates for supporting portions of the supports seated
in the seating grooves such that the supports may be maintained in the seating grooves
in a standing position.
[0016] In the rebar packaging rectangular tray,
the cradles may include a plurality of cradles arranged adjacent to the seating grooves.
ADVANTAGEOUS EFFECTS OF DISCLOSURE
[0017] According to the rebar packaging method of the present disclosure, supports are mounted
on a rectangular tray, and rebars are loaded on the supports and packaged by wrapping
the rebars with vinyl. Therefore, the whole processes for loading and storing rebars
may be simply performed.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS
[0018]
FIG. 1 is view illustrating a state in which supports are mounted on a rectangular
tray for packaging rebars, according to the present disclosure.
FIG. 2 is a view illustrating a state in which the supports shown in FIG. 1 are mounted
on the rectangular tray for packaging rebars.
FIG. 3 is a view illustrating a state in which some rebars are arranged on the rectangular
tray shown in FIG. 2.
FIG. 4 is a view illustrating a state in which rebars are completely stacked and loaded
inside the supports shown in FIG. 3.
FIG. 5 is a view illustrating a state in which the rebars and the supports are wrapped
with vinyl after the rebars are completely loaded.
FIG. 6 is a view illustrating a state in which the rebars wrapped with vinyl are separated
from the rectangular tray.
FIGS. 7A to 8D are views illustrating examples of rebars arranged on the rectangular
tray.
MODE OF DISCLOSURE
[0019] Hereinafter, a rebar packaging method will be described in detail with reference
to the accompanying drawings.
[0020] The rebar packaging method of the present disclosure includes an operation of preparing
a loading unit 100, an operation of loading rebars, an operation of wrapping with
vinyl, and a separating operation.
[0021] The operation of preparing the loading unit 100 is for preparing the loading unit
100 which includes supports 120.
[0022] Specifically, the loading unit 100 includes a rectangular tray 110 for loading rebars
thereon and the supports 120.
[0023] The rectangular tray 110 for loading rebars thereon includes a body portion 111,
side wall plates 112, and cradles 113.
[0024] The body portion 111 is shaped like a rectangular flat plate having a pair of left
and right sides and a pair of front and rear sides. A plurality of seating grooves
1111 extending in one direction are arranged on an upper surface of the body portion
111. In this case, the seating grooves 1111 are apart from each other at regular intervals
and extend in a direction parallel with the front and rear sides. The seating grooves
1111 are apart from each other in a front-to-rear direction.
[0025] The cross-section of each of the seating grooves 1111 is slightly larger than the
cross-section of each of the supports 120 such that the supports 120 may be sufficiently
inserted in the seating grooves 1111. The positions of the supports 120 may be fixed
as the supports 120 are inserted into the seating grooves 1111 and stably seated in
the seating grooves 1111.
[0026] The side wall plates 112 are arranged and stood up along the left and right sides
of the body portion 111. Specifically, the side wall plates 112 are configured to
protrude upward from the body portion 111 in a state in which the side wall plates
112 are arranged on the left and right sides of the body portion 111.
[0027] The side wall plates 112 has a function of preventing the supports 120 inserted in
the seating grooves 1111 from being moved to the left and right away from the seating
grooves 1111.
[0028] The cradles 113 are provided on the side wall plates 112 to support the supports
120 seated in the seating grooves 1111 such that the supports 120 may be maintained
in the seating grooves 1111 in a standing position. Specifically, the cradles 113
have an approximately rectangular parallelepiped shape to perform a function of supporting
the supports 120 while maintaining the supports 120 in an inclined state. The supports
120 have inclined surfaces such that the supports 113 may be maintained in an inclined
state with the inclined surfaces in contact with the cradles 113. The cradles 113
may be arranged adjacent to the seating grooves 1111 to support the supports 120 seated
in the seating grooves 1111.
[0029] The supports 120 include: center portions 121 configured to be seated in the seating
grooves 1111 of the rectangular tray 110; and side portions 122 that are bent at ends
of the center portions 121 and extend upward. Upper ends of the side portions 122
are bent outward. The supports 120 include a metallic material and may preferably
include a material having relatively high rigidity.
[0030] The supports 120 are provided as a pair, and the pair of supports 120 are seated
on the rectangular tray 110. Specifically, the supports 120 are inserted into the
seating grooves 1111 in a state in which the center portions 121 are spaced apart
from each other, and are stood on the rectangular tray 110 in an inclined state in
which the spacing between the supports 120 decreases in a direction toward upper ends
of the side portions 122. In this case, the side portions 122 of the supports 120
are in contact with the inclined surfaces of the cradles 113 such that the inclined
state of the supports 120 may be maintained. The upper ends of the side portions 122
of the supports 120 may be bound together using a binding material (e.g., an iron
strap) to maintain the state in which the supports 120 are seated on the rectangular
tray 110.
[0031] In the operation of loading the rebars 200, the rebars 200 are loaded in such a manner
that the rebars 200 cross the center portions 121 of the supports 120 which are spaced
apart from each other. That is, the rebars 200 are loaded on upper portions of the
supports 120 seated in the seating grooves 1111. In the present embodiment, the rebars
200 are previously bent in a "U" shape, and center portions 121 of the rebars 200
may be placed on the supports 120 which are provided as a pair. In addition, the rebars
200 are arranged in such a manner that the rebars 200 are spaced apart from each other
side by side in a horizontal direction. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 3, in the lowermost
layer of rebars 200, the rebars 200 are spaced apart at predetermined intervals in
an overlapping manner. In this case, the rebars 200 having a "U" shape are arranged
symmetrically and alternately such that a portion of one rebar 200 may be placed inside
another rebar 200 to increase the number of rebars 200 arranged in a narrow space.
[0032] The loading of the rebars 200 may be performed by an automated facility. That is,
after bending the rebars 200 in a "U" shape using a bending machine, a robot (not
shown) may pick up the rebars 200 that has been manufactured using the bending machine
and may place the rebars 200 at a designated position. Transfer of the rebars 200
by the robot is performed according to preset values that are previously input. In
this case, the rebars 200 are arranged in the same manner as the lowermost layer of
rebars 200 shown in FIG. 3 and are stacked up on the lowermost layer such that a large
number of rebars 200 may be stacked up as shown in FIG. 4.
[0033] Specifically, upon receiving information about the lengths of rebars according to
the shapes of the rebars, a robot system automatically analyzes loading patterns,
selects an appropriate arrangement pattern according to the analysis, and loads the
rebars on the rectangular tray 110 in an optimal arrangement.
[0034] In the operation of wrapping with vinyl, the rebars 200 and the supports 120 are
wrapped with vinyl 300 as one unit. Specifically, after the rebars 200 are stacked
in a predetermined arrangement inside the supports 120, the rebars 200 and sides of
the supports 120 are wrapped with the vinyl 300 to fix the rebars 200 to the inside
of the supports 120. As a specific method of wrapping with the vinyl 300, a separate
wrapping machine (not shown) may be used. That is, while the wrapping machine rotates
around the rebars 200 and the supports 120, the wrapping machine may wrap the rebars
200 and the supports 120 with the vinyl 300 as one unit as shown in FIG. 5.
[0035] The separating operation is for separating the rebars 200 and the rebars 200, which
are bound together as one use by using the vinyl 300, from the rectangular tray 110.
Specifically, as shown in FIG. 6, the supports 120 seated in the seating grooves 1111
are moved upward to separate the supports 120 from the seating grooves 1111. At this
time, the rebars 200 are separated from the rectangular tray 110 together with the
supports 120 in a state in which the rebars 200 are supported on the center portions
121 of the supports 120 and the sides of the rebars 200 are wrapped with the vinyl
300. After the separating operation, the rebars 200 and the supports 120 may be moved
to a storage location or delivered to a customer requiring the rebars 200.
[0036] In addition, a label attaching operation in which a label (not shown) describing
information such as specifications or dimensions of the rebars 200 is attached to
the vinyl 300 may be performed before the separating operation. However, instead of
performing the label attaching operation before the separating operation, the label
attaching operation may be performed after the separating operation.
[0037] According to the rebar packaging method of the present disclosure, it is possible
to easily load various rebars 200 and then packaging the rebars 200, and thus the
time required for loading and packaging may be reduced.
[0038] In addition, since rebar loading and packaging may be performed using an automated
facility, time and efforts may be minimized compared with manual work.
[0039] In addition, various types of rebars 200 may be maximally loaded in a narrow area,
and thus a space necessary for loading rebars 200 may be reduced.
[0040] In addition, since additional boxes or containers are not needed for loading and
storing rebars 200, costs for transportation or the like may be effectively reduced.
[0041] In the above-described embodiment, an example in which rebars 200 are arranged in
the rectangular tray 110 is illustrated, but this is a non-limiting example. That
is, as shown in FIGS. 7A to 8D, rebars 200 may be arranged in various forms.
[0042] Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 7A to 7D, ten, eight, seven, or six rebars 200 may
be horizontally arranged on the rectangular tray 110. In this case, the rebars 200
having a "U" shape may be arranged in a zigzag form according to the size of the rebars
200 such that the rebars 200 may be arranged side by side at slight intervals for
dense arrangement in a given space.
[0043] In addition, as shown in FIGS. 8A to 8D, it is also possible to horizontally arrange
five, four, three, or two rebars 200 in various forms. In particular, in FIGS. 8C
and 8D, bent feet 200a which are bent inward are provided on ends of the rebars 200,
and the rebars 200 are arranged in an overlapping manner in which each rebar 200 is
spaced apart from adjacent rebars 200 such that the bent feet 200a are not in contact
with each other.
[0044] In addition, the shapes of rebars are not limited to the shapes described above,
and examples of rebars include a rebar 201 having a stirrup shape as shown in FIG.
9A, a rebar 202 having a cap bar shape as shown in FIG. 9B, and rebars 203 and 204
having a hoop shape as shown in FIGS.
[0045] In addition, the shapes and arrangements of rebars are not limited to those described
above, and design changes for various shapes and arrangements are also possible.
[0046] While embodiments have been described with reference to the accompanying drawings,
these embodiments are for illustrative purposes only, and it will be understood by
those of ordinary skill in the art that various changes and other equivalent embodiments
may be made therefrom within the scope of the invention that is defined by the following
claims.
1. A rebar packaging method comprising:
preparing a loading unit (100) comprising a rectangular tray (110) and a pair of supports
(120) detachably provided on the rectangular tray and spaced apart from each other,
each of the pair of supports comprising a center portion (121) seated on an upper
surface of the rectangular tray and a side portion (122) bent upward from both ends
of the center portion;
loading a plurality of rebars across the center portions of the pair of supports which
are spaced apart from each other;
wrapping the plurality of loaded rebars and sides of the pair of supports with vinyl
as one unit; and
separating the plurality of rebars and the pair supports, which are wrapped with the
vinyl, from the rectangular tray,
wherein seating grooves (1111) extending in one direction are provided in the rectangular
tray such that the center portions of the pair of supports are inserted and seated
in the seating grooves, and
abutments (113) are provided on end portions of the seating grooves, the abutments
making contact with the side portions of the pair of supports for supporting and maintaining
the pair of supports in a standing position.
2. The rebar packaging method of claim 1, wherein
the pair of supports are stood on the rectangular tray in an inclined state in which
spacing between the pair of supports decreases in a direction toward upper ends of
the side portions with the center portions being spaced apart from each other.
3. The rebar packaging method of claim 1, wherein
the plurality of rebars having a "U" shape and are spaced apart from each other side
by side in a horizontal direction in an overlapping manner.
4. The rebar packaging method of claim 1, wherein the plurality of rebars comprise bent
feet which are bent inward from a "U" shape, and the plurality of rebars are arranged
in an overlapping manner in which each rebar is spaced apart from adjacent rebars
such that the bent feet are not in contact with each other.
5. A rebar loading unit (100) comprising a rectangular tray (110) and a pair of supports
(120), wherein the rectangular tray is provided to receive supports for loading rebars
thereon and each of the pair of supports comprises a center portion (121) seated on
an upper surface of the rectangular tray and a side portion (122) bent upward from
both ends of the center portion, the rebar packaging rectangular tray comprising:
a body portion (111) having a rectangular shape with front, rear, left, and right
sides, the body portion comprising seating grooves (1111) in an upper surface thereof,
the seating grooves extending in one direction and arranged apart from each other
in parallel with the front and rear sides;
side wall plates (112) arranged on the left and right sides of the body portion and
protruding upward from the body portion; and
abutments (113) provided on the side wall plates for making contact with side portions
of the pair of supports when seated in the seating grooves such that the supports
are maintained in the seating grooves in a standing position, wherein the seating
grooves (1111) extending in one direction are provided in the rectangular tray such
that the center portions of the pair of supports are inserted and seated in the seating
grooves, and the abutments (113) are provided on end portions of the seating grooves
6. The rebar loading unit of claim 5, wherein
the abutments comprise a plurality of abutments arranged adjacent to the seating grooves.
7. The rebar loading unit of claim 5, wherein
the abutments comprise inclined surfaces which make contact with the supports placed
in the seating grooves such that the supports are stood in an inclined state.
8. The rebar loading unit of claim 7, wherein
the supports are stood in contact with the abutments in an inclined state in which
the supports approach each other in a direction toward upper ends of the supports.
1. Bewehrungsstabbündelungsverfahren, umfassend:
Vorbereiten einer Ladeeinheit (100), die eine viereckige Ablage (110) und ein Paar
von Stützen (120), die lösbar auf der viereckigen Ablage bereitgestellt und voneinander
beabstandet sind, umfasst, wobei jede des Paars von Stützen einen Mittelabschnitt
(121), der auf einer oberen Oberfläche der viereckigen Ablage sitzt, und einen Seitenabschnitt
(122), der von beiden Enden des Mittelabschnitts nach oben gebogen ist, umfasst;
Laden einer Vielzahl von Bewehrungsstäben über die Mittelabschnitte des Paars von
Stützen, die voneinander beabstandet sind;
Umhüllen der Vielzahl geladener Bewehrungsstäbe und Seiten des Paares von Stützen
mit Vinyl als eine Einheit; und
Trennen der Vielzahl von Bewehrungsstäben und des Paars von Stützen, die mit dem Vinyl
umhüllt sind, von der viereckigen Ablage,
wobei Sitznuten (1111), die sich in einer Richtung erstrecken, in der viereckigen
Ablage derart bereitgestellt sind, dass die Mittelabschnitte des Paars von Stützen
in die Sitznuten eingeführt sind und darin sitzen, und
Widerlager (113) auf Endabschnitten der Sitznuten bereitgestellt sind, wobei die Widerlager
mit den Seitenabschnitten des Paars von Stützen in Kontakt treten, um das Paar von
Stützen in einer stehenden Position zu stützen und zu halten.
2. Bewehrungsstabbündelungsverfahren nach Anspruch 1, wobei das Paar von Stützen auf
der viereckigen Ablage in einem geneigten Zustand abgestellt ist, in dem eine Beabstandung
zwischen dem Paar von Stützen in einer Richtung zu den oberen Enden der Seitenabschnitte
abnimmt, wobei die Mittelabschnitte voneinander beabstandet sind.
3. Bewehrungsstabbündelungsverfahren nach Anspruch 1, wobei die Vielzahl von Bewehrungsstäben
eine "U"-Form aufweist und Seite an Seite in einer horizontalen Richtung in einer
überlappenden Weise voneinander beabstandet ist.
4. Bewehrungsstabbündelungsverfahren nach Anspruch 1, wobei die Vielzahl von Bewehrungsstäben
gebogene Füße umfasst, die von einer "U"-Form nach innen gebogen sind, und die Vielzahl
von Bewehrungsstäben in einer überlappenden Weise angeordnet ist, in der jeder Bewehrungsstab
von angrenzenden Bewehrungsstäben derart beabstandet ist, dass die gebogenen Füße
nicht miteinander in Kontakt sind.
5. Bewehrungsstabladeeinheit (100), die eine viereckige Ablage (110) und ein Paar von
Stützen (120) umfasst, wobei die viereckige Ablage bereitgestellt ist, um Stützen
zum Laden von Bewehrungsstäben darauf aufzunehmen, und jede des Paars von Stützen
einen Mittelabschnitt (121) umfasst, der auf einer oberen Oberfläche der viereckigen
Ablage sitzt, und einen Seitenabschnitt (122), der von beiden Enden des Mittelabschnitts
nach oben gebogen ist, wobei die viereckige Ablage zur Bewehrungsstabbündelung umfasst:
einen Körperabschnitt (111), der eine viereckige Form mit einer vorderen, hinteren,
linken und rechten Seite aufweist, wobei der Körperabschnitt Sitznuten (1111) in einer
oberen Oberfläche davon umfasst, wobei sich die Sitznuten in einer Richtung erstrecken
und voneinander parallel zu der Vorder- und der Rückseite beabstandet angeordnet sind;
Seitenwandplatten (112), die auf der linken und der rechten Seite des Körperabschnitts
angeordnet sind und von dem Körperabschnitt nach oben vorstehen; und
Widerlager (113), die auf den Seitenwandplatten bereitgestellt sind, um Kontakt mit
Seitenabschnitten des Paars von Stützen herzustellen, wenn sie in den Sitznuten derart
sitzen, dass die Stützen in den Sitznuten in einer stehenden Position gehalten werden,
wobei die Sitznuten (1111), die sich in einer Richtung erstrecken, in der viereckigen
Ablage derart bereitgestellt sind, dass die Mittelabschnitte des Paars von Stützen
in die Sitznuten eingeführt sind und darin sitzen, und
die Widerlager (113) auf Endabschnitten der Sitznuten bereitgestellt sind.
6. Bewehrungsstabladeeinheit nach Anspruch 5, wobei die Widerlager eine Vielzahl von
Widerlagern, die benachbart zu den Sitznuten angeordnet sind, umfassen.
7. Bewehrungsstabladeeinheit nach Anspruch 5, wobei die Widerlager geneigte Flächen umfassen,
die Kontakt mit den Stützen, die in den Sitznuten platziert sind, derart herstellen,
dass die Stützen in einem geneigten Zustand stehen.
8. Bewehrungsstabladeeinheit nach Anspruch 7, wobei die Stützen mit den Widerlagern in
einem geneigten Zustand, in dem sich die Stützen einander in einer Richtung zu den
oberen Enden der Stützen nähern, in Kontakt stehen.
1. Procédé d'emballage de barre d'armature comprenant :
la préparation d'une unité de chargement (100) comprenant un plateau rectangulaire
(110) et une paire de supports (120) prévus de manière amovible sur le plateau rectangulaire
et espacés l'un de l'autre, chacun de la paire de supports comprenant une partie centrale
(121) reposant sur une surface supérieure du plateau rectangulaire et une partie latérale
(122) courbée vers le haut à partir des deux extrémités de la partie centrale ;
le chargement d'une pluralité de barres d'armature sur les parties centrales de la
paire de supports qui sont espacés l'un de l'autre ;
l'enveloppement de la pluralité de barres d'armature chargées et des côtés de la paire
de supports avec du vinyle comme une seule unité ; et
la séparation de la pluralité de barres d'armature et de la paire de supports, qui
sont enveloppés avec le vinyle, du plateau rectangulaire,
dans lequel des rainures d'assise (1111) s'étendant dans une direction sont prévues
dans le plateau rectangulaire de sorte que les parties centrales de la paire de supports
sont insérées et logées dans les rainures d'assise, et
des butées (113) sont prévues sur les parties d'extrémité des rainures d'assise, les
butées venant en contact avec les parties latérales de la paire de supports pour supporter
et maintenir la paire de supports dans une position debout.
2. Procédé d'emballage de barre d'armature selon la revendication 1, dans lequel
la paire de supports est debout sur le plateau rectangulaire dans un état incliné
dans lequel l'espacement entre la paire de supports diminue dans une direction vers
les extrémités supérieures des parties latérales, les parties centrales étant espacées
l'une de l'autre.
3. Procédé d'emballage de barre d'armature selon la revendication 1, dans lequel
la pluralité de barres d'armature ayant une forme en « U » et sont espacées les unes
des autres côte à côte dans une direction horizontale de manière à se chevaucher.
4. Procédé d'emballage de barre d'armature selon la revendication 1, dans lequel
la pluralité de barres d'armature comprend des pieds courbés qui sont courbés vers
l'intérieur à partir d'une forme en « U », et la pluralité de barres d'armature sont
agencées d'une manière à se chevaucher dans laquelle chaque barre d'armature est espacée
des barres d'armature adjacentes de sorte que les pieds courbés ne sont pas en contact
les uns avec les autres.
5. Unité de chargement de barre d'armature (100) comprenant un plateau rectangulaire
(110) et une paire de supports (120), dans laquelle le plateau rectangulaire est prévu
pour recevoir des supports pour charger des barres d'armature dessus et chacun de
la paire de supports comprend une partie centrale (121) reposant sur une surface supérieure
du plateau rectangulaire et une partie latérale (122) courbée vers le haut à partir
des deux extrémités de la partie centrale, le plateau rectangulaire d'emballage de
barre d'armature comprenant :
une partie de corps (111) ayant une forme rectangulaire avec des côtés avant, arrière,
gauche et droit, la partie de corps comprenant des rainures d'assise (1111) dans une
surface supérieure de celle-ci, les rainures d'assise s'étendant dans une direction
et agencées à distance les unes des autres parallèlement aux côtés avant et arrière
;
des plaques de paroi latérale (112) agencées sur les côtés gauche et droit de la partie
de corps et faisant saillie vers le haut à partir de la partie de corps ; et
des butées (113) prévues sur les plaques de paroi latérale pour établir un contact
avec des parties latérales de la paire de supports lorsqu'elles sont logées dans les
rainures d'assise de sorte que les supports sont maintenus dans les rainures d'assise
en position debout,
dans lequel des rainures d'assise (1111) s'étendant dans une direction sont prévues
dans le plateau rectangulaire de sorte que les parties centrales de la paire de supports
sont insérées et logées dans les rainures d'assise, et
les butées (113) sont prévues sur des parties d'extrémité des rainures d'assise.
6. Unité de chargement de barre d'armature selon la revendication 5, dans laquelle
les butées comprennent une pluralité de butées agencées adjacentes aux rainures d'assise.
7. Unité de chargement de barre d'armature selon la revendication 5, dans laquelle
les butées comprennent des surfaces inclinées qui viennent en contact avec les supports
placés dans les rainures d'assise de sorte que les supports sont debout dans un état
incliné.
8. Unité de chargement de barre d'armature selon la revendication 7, dans laquelle
les supports sont debout en contact avec les butées dans un état incliné dans lequel
les supports se rapprochent l'un de l'autre dans une direction vers les extrémités
supérieures des supports.