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- the present invention relates to a sliding device to be used preferably with a security checkpoint.
- a security sliding device comprised of two troughs aligned at acute angles attached to a support frame to allow for gravity feeding a tray between ends of the device.
- On object of the present invention comprises providing a sliding device for use in moving items from an entrance end to an exit end of said device.
- a sliding device for use in moving items from an entrance end to an exit end of said device.
- the device comprises a frame for supporting the device comprised of substantially horizontal and vertical support members; and a trough attached to the frame and sloped to allow for gravity feeding the items from an entrance end to an exit end of the device.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an exit end of a security sliding device.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the exit end of the security sliding device.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of an entry end of the security sliding device.
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the exit end of the security sliding device.
- FIG. 5 is a side perspective view of the security sliding device.
- a security sliding device 10 for use in conjunction with a security station 32 that is typically comprised of an x-ray machine and a magnetometer.
- the device 10 comprises of a first tough 12 and a second trough 14 supported on a frame 16 .
- the first and second troughs 12 , 14 are configured and an acute angle relative to each other, such that the slope of the troughs 12 , 14 is sufficient to gravity feed a tray 28 from an upper end to a lower end of the troughs 12 , 14 .
- the frame 16 is comprised of a plurality of vertical supports 18 , and horizontal supports 20 , and trough supports 22 .
- the frame 16 includes three vertical supports 18 at an entrance end 34 , and three vertical supports 18 at an exit end 36 .
- the horizontal supports 20 form a perimeter around the bottom of the vertical supports 18 .
- the trough supports 22 span the gaps between the vertical supports 18 toward the top of the supports 18 , and support the bottom of the troughs 12 , 14 .
- the vertical supports 18 vary in height based on the position of troughs 12 , 14 .
- the various members of the frame 16 are secured with conventional fasteners like screws, nut and bolt combinations, and the like.
- the troughs 12 , 14 are similarly secured to the frame 16 .
- the troughs 12 , 14 are secured to each other at a midpoint with a pin 24 .
- the tray 28 is gravity fed from the top of one trough 12 , 14 to the bottom, and then back again.
- a cushion 30 can be placed at the lower end of the first trough 12 to mitigate the force of the tray 28 striking the lower end of one of the first trough 12 in order to avoid the items in the tray 28 from being dislodged.
- side guards 26 are attached to the lower end of the first trough 12 to further provide for retaining the items in the tray 28 within the trough 12 .
- the device 10 can be constructed of a number of different types of material such as wood, plastic, fiberglass, metal, and the like.
- the sliding surface of the troughs 12 , 14 and the bottom surface of the tray 28 should be sufficiently low friction to allow the tray 28 to freely slide from the top of one trough 12 , 14 to the bottom.
- the device 10 is placed near security checkpoint 32 such that the entrance end 34 of the device 10 is positioned adjacent to the point where individuals enter the security checkpoint 32 .
- the entrance end 34 is the end of the device 10 closest to the upper end of the first trough 12
- the exit end 36 is the end located opposite thereto.
- individuals enter the security checkpoint 32 they place luggage, purses, brief cases, coats, and other items of this nature on the conveyer of the x-ray machine, and at the same time they are asked to remove any metal objects from their pockets which are then placed in the tray 28 .
- the tray 28 is then placed in the upper end of the first trough 12 , where it slides to the exit end 36 of the security checkpoint 32 .
- the device 10 naturally moves people through the security checkpoint 32 and imposes an order and flow to the security checkpoint process. Also, the device 10 provides the security officers with a very convenient method of moving the tray 28 back and forth between the entrance and exit ends 34 , 36 of the security checkpoint 32 .
- the device 10 is simple to construct, has no moving parts (other than the tray 28 ), and requires very little if any instruction on how to operate. Additionally, the device 10 is compact and sized to fit into the space between the magnetometer and the x-ray machine, and is of a length that will allow the tray to move the end of the x-ray conveyor where the individual would normally top to pick up items sent through the x-ray machine without inconvenience to others.
- the device 10 is 8 feet in total length.
- the frame 16 is 4 feet in length.
- the slope of the troughs 12 , 14 can and will vary depending on the nature of the material selected to achieve the desired amount of friction between the troughs 12 , 14 and the tray 28 .
- the top end of the troughs 12 , 14 are 40 and 1 ⁇ 4 inches in height, and the lower ends are 24 inches in height.
- This invention may be adapted to accommodate the movement of people in other line forming situations. Examples of include, but are not limited to, lines at cash registers and fast food restaurants, and the like. Furthermore, while the preferred embodiment of the invention includes troughs 12 , 14 to allow for movement of the tray 28 in both directions, the invention is not so limited. The invention could include a single trough 12 or 14 for moving the tray 28 or items in one direction if desired.
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Abstract
The device of the present invention comprises a frame for supporting the device comprised of substantially horizontal and vertical support members; and a trough attached to the frame and sloped to allow for gravity feeding the items from an entrance end to an exit end of the device. The device is particularly well suited for use in conjunction with a security checkpoint.
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- The present application claims priority to U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 60/359,995, filed Feb. 27, 2002, and which is incorporated herein by reference thereto.
- The present invention relates to a sliding device to be used preferably with a security checkpoint. In particular, to a security sliding device comprised of two troughs aligned at acute angles attached to a support frame to allow for gravity feeding a tray between ends of the device.
- Security checkpoints of the type located in airports, public buildings, sports facilities, schools, and other locations have become commonplace. The checkpoints often consist of a magnetometer and an x-ray machine. The normal procedure is to place any bags or lose clothing on the conveyor that leads into the x-ray machine for scanning. Personal items like coins, cell phones, or other objects are placed in a tray for personal inspection by a security official. Then the individual passes through the magnetometer that can detect if the individual is concealing any items of concern.
- This procedure can be awkward, which can lead to frustration as people try to move through the checkpoint as quickly as possible. One problem that can occur is passing the personal items back and forth between the entrance and the exit of the security checkpoint. Often this requires the security officials to move between or through the individuals passing through the checkpoint. Further confusion results when the individuals stop just through the entrance to return the personal items to their pockets. This can create a backup and often prevents others from moving through the checkpoint due to the fact they must wait for the individual to gain control over the personal items and for the security officials to return the tray to the entrance of the station for reuse.
- Accordingly, a need exists for an improved method and apparatus for moving individuals through security checkpoints and in other situations where individuals wait in line.
- On object of the present invention comprises providing a sliding device for use in moving items from an entrance end to an exit end of said device.
- These and other objects of the present invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art upon reference to the following specification, drawings, and claims.
- The present invention intends to overcome the difficulties encountered heretofore. To that end, a sliding device is provided for use in moving items from an entrance end to an exit end of said device. The device comprises a frame for supporting the device comprised of substantially horizontal and vertical support members; and a trough attached to the frame and sloped to allow for gravity feeding the items from an entrance end to an exit end of the device.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an exit end of a security sliding device.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the exit end of the security sliding device.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of an entry end of the security sliding device.
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the exit end of the security sliding device.
- FIG. 5 is a side perspective view of the security sliding device.
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security sliding device 10 for use in conjunction with asecurity station 32 that is typically comprised of an x-ray machine and a magnetometer. Thedevice 10 comprises of a first tough 12 and asecond trough 14 supported on a frame 16. The first andsecond troughs troughs tray 28 from an upper end to a lower end of thetroughs - The frame16 is comprised of a plurality of vertical supports 18, and horizontal supports 20, and trough supports 22. In particular, the frame 16 includes three vertical supports 18 at an
entrance end 34, and three vertical supports 18 at an exit end 36. The horizontal supports 20 form a perimeter around the bottom of the vertical supports 18. The trough supports 22 span the gaps between the vertical supports 18 toward the top of the supports 18, and support the bottom of thetroughs troughs troughs troughs - The
tray 28 is gravity fed from the top of onetrough cushion 30 can be placed at the lower end of thefirst trough 12 to mitigate the force of thetray 28 striking the lower end of one of thefirst trough 12 in order to avoid the items in thetray 28 from being dislodged. Additionally,side guards 26 are attached to the lower end of thefirst trough 12 to further provide for retaining the items in thetray 28 within thetrough 12. - The
device 10 can be constructed of a number of different types of material such as wood, plastic, fiberglass, metal, and the like. However, the sliding surface of thetroughs tray 28 should be sufficiently low friction to allow thetray 28 to freely slide from the top of onetrough - In operation, the
device 10 is placed nearsecurity checkpoint 32 such that theentrance end 34 of thedevice 10 is positioned adjacent to the point where individuals enter thesecurity checkpoint 32. For reference, theentrance end 34 is the end of thedevice 10 closest to the upper end of thefirst trough 12, and the exit end 36 is the end located opposite thereto. Typically, as individuals enter thesecurity checkpoint 32 they place luggage, purses, brief cases, coats, and other items of this nature on the conveyer of the x-ray machine, and at the same time they are asked to remove any metal objects from their pockets which are then placed in thetray 28. Thetray 28 is then placed in the upper end of thefirst trough 12, where it slides to the exit end 36 of thesecurity checkpoint 32. This naturally leads the individual through the magnetometer and away from theentrance end 34 and toward the exit end 36 where they can retrieve their personal items in thetray 28 and the items they placed on the conveyer without interfering with others at thecheckpoint 32. Thetray 28 is then placed on the upper end of thesecond trough 14 where it returns to theentrance end 34 of thesecurity checkpoint 32 for use by the next individual passing through thesecurity checkpoint 32. - In this manner, the
device 10 naturally moves people through thesecurity checkpoint 32 and imposes an order and flow to the security checkpoint process. Also, thedevice 10 provides the security officers with a very convenient method of moving thetray 28 back and forth between the entrance andexit ends 34, 36 of thesecurity checkpoint 32. Thedevice 10 is simple to construct, has no moving parts (other than the tray 28), and requires very little if any instruction on how to operate. Additionally, thedevice 10 is compact and sized to fit into the space between the magnetometer and the x-ray machine, and is of a length that will allow the tray to move the end of the x-ray conveyor where the individual would normally top to pick up items sent through the x-ray machine without inconvenience to others. - In the preferred embodiment of the invention the
device 10 is 8 feet in total length. The frame 16 is 4 feet in length. The slope of thetroughs troughs tray 28. Preferably, the top end of thetroughs - This invention may be adapted to accommodate the movement of people in other line forming situations. Examples of include, but are not limited to, lines at cash registers and fast food restaurants, and the like. Furthermore, while the preferred embodiment of the invention includes
troughs tray 28 in both directions, the invention is not so limited. The invention could include asingle trough tray 28 or items in one direction if desired. - The foregoing description and drawings comprise illustrative embodiments of the present inventions. The foregoing embodiments and the methods described herein may vary based on the ability, experience, and preference of those skilled in the art. Merely listing the steps of the method in a certain order does not constitute any limitation on the order of the steps of the method. The foregoing description and drawings merely explain and illustrate the invention, and the invention is not limited thereto, except insofar as the claims are so limited. Those skilled in the art that have the disclosure before them will be able to make modifications and variations therein without departing from the scope of the invention.
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1. A sliding device for use in moving items from an entrance end to an exit end of said device, comprising:
a frame for supporting said device comprised of substantially horizontal and vertical support members; and
a trough attached to said frame and sloped to allow for gravity feeding the items from an entrance end to an exit end of said device.
2. The invention in accordance with claim 1 further comprising a tray for retaining the items.
3. The invention in accordance with claim 2 wherein said trough is a first trough, and further comprising a second trough attached to said frame and sloped to allow for gravity feeding said tray from said exit end to said entrance end of said device.
4. The invention in accordance with claim 3 wherein said first and said second trough form an acute angle.
5. The invention in accordance with claim 1 wherein said device is used in conjunction with a security checkpoint.
6. The invention in accordance with claim 1 further comprising a cushion secured to an end of said trough nearest said exit end of said device for cushioning the impact of the items.
7. The invention in accordance with claim 6 further comprising side guards attached to said end of said trough nearest said exit end of said device for further retaining the items within said trough.
8. The invention in accordance with claim 1 wherein said frame further comprises trough supports for supporting an underside of said trough
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