EP0613513A1 - Faltbare mehrstöckige raumfachwerkanordnung. - Google Patents
Faltbare mehrstöckige raumfachwerkanordnung.Info
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- EP0613513A1 EP0613513A1 EP92922796A EP92922796A EP0613513A1 EP 0613513 A1 EP0613513 A1 EP 0613513A1 EP 92922796 A EP92922796 A EP 92922796A EP 92922796 A EP92922796 A EP 92922796A EP 0613513 A1 EP0613513 A1 EP 0613513A1
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- the invention relates to a foldable multi-storey spatial framework arrangement according to the preamble of patent claim 1.
- Such a space framework arrangement serves for the temporary erection of rack storage or for the installation of technological systems, such as. B. a mobile stacking garage for passenger vehicles.
- the foldability enables the transport of the space frame arrangement in a largely assembled state as well as the quick assembly or disassembly at the place of use.
- One of the previously known constructions is that of a foldable scaffolding, as described in SU-PS 894 149.
- This construction represents a multi-storey scaffold consisting of vertical bars, horizontal bars, cross frames with frame bars, cover panels and cladding panels.
- the spatial rigidity of the scaffolding is guaranteed by a cable system that connects the individual elements.
- Such a scaffold can be assembled and disassembled quickly and easily, but has a number of disadvantages.
- the scaffold results in a package, the length of which exceeds the scaffold height in the working state by a multiple.
- the height of the scaffolding is limited by the maximum length of the means of transport.
- the cable pull system only insufficiently ensures the spatial rigidity in the vibration stresses characteristic of industrial buildings due to wind loads and technological loads.
- Another of the previously known constructions is that of a portable, foldable, multi-storey building, whose intermediate floors, folding elements and cladding form differently oriented parallelepipeds in the transport state, as shown in SU-PS 702 135.
- the building is brought into working condition with the help of a crane that lifts it on the top floor.
- the folding elements occupy a vertical position in which they are fixed using special locking devices. In this way, buildings with a large number of floors and limited horizontal dimensions can be erected.
- the scheme of connecting the folding elements by means of a joint used in the known construction does not allow the building to be folded in such a way that it forms a package of low height in the transport state.
- the dimensions of the package to be transported are substantially increased by the side walls of the building which can be folded outwards.
- the scheme used there is not suitable for the creation of multi-storey structure constructions, which in are able to withstand the vibrations due to sufficiently large horizontal and vertical loads, because firstly, the structure of the building in its working state is a truss without struts, the spatial stiffness of which is considerably less than that of ordinary trusses with struts, and secondly the play noticeable in the numerous joints. Vibrations of the building causes.
- the invention has for its object to provide a foldable multi-storey space framework arrangement, which is characterized by a high spatial rigidity and load capacity when used by both vertical and horizontal loads and requires a small volume in the transport state.
- the foldable multi-storey space framework arrangement consists of storey platforms which are connected to one another by articulated vertical bars, the pivot joints of the vertical bars of the upper storey being supported by upper arms.
- Half of the floor stage and the swivel joints of the vertical rods of the lower floor are attached via support arms below the floor stage in such a way that the swivel joint axes run parallel to one another, which then achieves the compactness of the space frame in the transport state.
- the distance between the swivel joints above and below a floor stage is chosen so that firstly the spatial framework can be folded during the transition to the transport state, secondly the spatial framework forms differently oriented parallelograms in the transport state and thirdly all elements of the space are formed ⁇ truss in the transport state in a horizontal position.
- the swivel joints that connect the vertical bars to the floor platforms are know distance from the vertical rod ends attached to the vertical rods in such a way that the swivel axes intersect the vertical rod axes and the vertical rod forms a two-armed lever at the point of articulation to the floor platform, at the end of which a coupling device for rigid coupling of two adjacent vertical rod ends is attached.
- a screw-type expansion coupling is expediently chosen as the coupling device of the vertical rod ends, after tightening any play disappears in the swivel joints and a pretension that counteracts the external stress is created.
- stiffeners can be attached on each floor, which firstly connect those vertical bars with one another whose pivot axes lie in one plane, and second, connect the floor stages with each other.
- the described scheme of a foldable spatial framework arrangement can be used both for structures of multi-storey buildings with different horizontal base areas and for horizontal bridge structures.
- the spatial framework arrangement comprises an elevator hoist arranged next to a spatial framework tower or between two spatial framework towers.
- the lift hoist in turn comprises a driving platform, at least one counterweight, two chain arrangements each carrying the driving platform on its narrow sides and the counterweight or counterweights, which are guided over upper sprockets, two the driving platform and the Ge counterweight or the counterweights via lower rope pulleys and rope drums liftable and lowerable ropes and a wind device.
- each chain arrangement is designed as a main chain and a safety chain parallel to it, the ends of which engage a rocking lever, the pivot point of the rocking lever being located off-center between the fastening points with the chain ends.
- the rocker arm is connected to a position sensor of a control and alarm device.
- the different lever arms when attaching the chains to the rocker arm ensure such a distribution of the stress between the chains that the main chains have to absorb the greater part of the stress, while the safety chains absorb the smaller part of the stress, but at least so are burdened that they do not swing.
- the security chains therefore have a longer service life.
- This safety measure replaces a conventional safety gear, which is used to brake and fix the driving platform in the elevator shaft in the event of a rope break or hoist failure.
- safety gear devices would cause large stresses in the car guides and would require a corresponding increase in the dimensions and thus the mass of the guides.
- the configuration according to the invention makes such measures superfluous.
- a further advantageous embodiment provides that the cable drum-side ends of the cable pairs leading to the driving platform on the one hand and to the counterweight or the counterweights on the other hand are each firmly connected to the assigned cable drum and that the cables are wound in opposite directions around the respective cable drum. Thus, when the cable drums are rotated, the cables leading to the platform are unwound, while the cables leading to the counterweight or counterweights are wound and vice versa.
- This type of rope guide prevents the ropes from slipping on the rope drum.
- the rope drums are arranged axially displaceably on the drum shafts.
- the position of the ropes in the immediate vicinity of the rope drum is fixed by guide rollers.
- pallets can be provided on which the stored goods can be moved horizontally from the driving platform to the floor platforms and vice versa.
- the pallets or the floor stages and the driving platform have transport rollers.
- pallets for receiving passenger vehicles are provided with a device for collecting and disposing of dripping liquid.
- the device comprises a sieve plate and at least one collecting trough arranged under the sieve plate.
- the drip pan has a bottom inclined towards a disposal opening and in the disposal opening there is arranged a valve which opens inwards against spring pressure and which is provided with an actuating pin projecting outwards.
- This device prevents the set vehicles from being soiled or get dirty from above by the vehicles set above them. Furthermore, the liquid dripping from vehicles, which usually represents a water-oil emulsion, can be specifically collected and disposed of in a controlled manner. There is no manual cleaning of the pallets, which reduces the operating costs.
- a pallet magazine for the intermediate storage of pallets can be arranged on the lower floor stage. There- the access time to pallets is considerably reduced and additional empty runs of the driving platform are avoided.
- the pallet magazine for the intermediate storage of pallets which are used to hold passenger vehicles, can also have a frame part which presses the projecting actuating pin of the valve inwards in the intermediate storage position of the pallet and opens the valve.
- a funnel Below each disposal opening of the drip pan there is a funnel with a pipe which leads to an accumulator via an oil separator.
- the repeatedly necessary interim storage of pallets for the automatic disposal of the collecting pan can be used. Since the pallet magazine is arranged on the lower floor stage, the pipelines to the collecting container can be made very short.
- the driving platform comprises a pallet shifting device with trailing rollers which engage in coupling pockets on the pallets.
- the trailing rollers are arranged at the ends of driver linkages, which are provided with two drives Chain gears are movable.
- the driver linkages are designed as levers, which on the one hand are slidably mounted in thrust and rotary joints articulated on the driving platform on vertical axes and on the other hand are each articulated on a chain of the chain transmission.
- the guideway of each chain has a curvilinear section on which the towing rollers are coupled and uncoupled into and out of the coupling pockets of the pallets, and a straight-line section on which the coupled pallet is displaced, parallel to the direction of displacement of the pallets becomes.
- the configuration of the pallet displacement device according to the invention has simple kinematics of the movements. Since the drag rollers are attached to levers which are articulated on a drive chain and move on a path curve, the guideway can be almost copied. As a result, the drag rollers within the coupling pockets of the pallet shift only very slightly when the pallet is moved, which significantly reduces the wear on the coupling pockets and increases the service life and reliability of the device.
- two driver linkages with two levers can also be present on each end face of the driving platform. These are slidably mounted in two thrust and rotary joints articulated on the platform on vertical axes, the two levers and the two thrust and rotary joints being mounted at different heights.
- first-mentioned embodiment can only move the pallet in the direction from which the pallet came to the driving platform, the latter can also optionally move the pallet in the opposite direction.
- Show in the drawing 1 shows a schematic representation of a foldable multi-storey spatial framework arrangement with rectangular storey platforms in the working state
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic representation of a foldable multi-storey spatial framework arrangement with rectangular storey platforms in the transport state
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic illustration of a foldable multi-storey spatial framework arrangement with hexagonal storey stages in a perspective view
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic illustration of a foldable multi-storey spatial framework arrangement with hexagonal storey platforms in a top view
- FIG. 5 shows a constructive embodiment of a coupling device for two vertical bars in the working state in side looks at
- FIG. 6 shows the coupling device according to FIG. 5 in longitudinal section
- FIG. 7 shows the coupling device according to FIG. 5 in cross section
- FIG. 8 shows the coupling device according to FIG. 5 when it is brought into the transport state
- FIG. 9 shows a schematic illustration of a foldable multi-storey space framework arrangement designed as a garage for passenger cars, in a front view
- FIG. 11 is a schematic representation of a hoist
- FIG. 12 a schematic see representation of the connection of the chain ends with a rocker arm
- FIG. 13 is a schematic representation of a cable drum on a drum shaft
- 15 is a schematic representation of a pallet with a collecting device for liquids in cross section
- FIG. 16 shows a schematic illustration of a pallet displacement device according to a first embodiment with the pallet outside the driving platform
- FIG. 17 shows the pallet shifting device according to FIG. 16 with the pallet on the driving platform
- Fig. 18 is a schematic representation of a pallet shifting device according to a second embodiment with the Pallet outside the driving platform and
- FIG. 19 shows the pallet shifting device according to FIG. 18 with the pallet on the driving platform.
- the space framework arrangement shown in Fig. 1, 2, 3, 4 comprises floor stages 1 which e.g. can be designed as a frame structure or as a framework structure.
- Vertical rods 4 are articulated to the floor platforms 1 via swivel joints 2 and 3 with mutually parallel swivel joint axes.
- the swivel joints 2 and 3 are fastened to the floor platforms 1 via two support arms 5 and 6, the vertical bar 4 above the floor stage 1 is articulated via swivel joint 2, the vertical bar 4 below the floor stage is articulated via swivel joint 3.
- the support arms 5 and 6 are designed such that they allow the vertical bars 4 to be rotated from the working state to both sides by an angle of 90 degrees.
- the swivel joints 2, 3 are fastened to the vertical rods 4 at a certain distance from the vertical rod ends, so that a vertical rod 4 forms a two-armed lever, at the free end of which a coupling device 7 with the adjacent vertical rod 4 is attached .
- FIG. 1 shows an erected, that is to say in the working state, spatial framework arrangement with rectangular storey platforms 1.
- FIG. 2 shows the same space framework arrangement folded in the transport state.
- the spatial framework arrangement is very compact in the transport state and takes up only a slightly larger transport area. than the footprint.
- FIGS. 3 and 4 are also space framework arrangements according to the same construction scheme as in FIGS. 1 and 2, but here hexagonal floor platforms 1 are used.
- the entire space framework arrangement is supported by a foundation 13 on which unified connecting joints are provided for this purpose.
- a foundation 13 on which unified connecting joints are provided for this purpose.
- two types of stiffeners are provided.
- Stiffeners 8 of a first type are e.g. Frame constructions or truss constructions, each rigidly connecting two vertical bars 4 of a floor, the swivel joints 2, 3 of which are coaxial.
- Stiffeners 9 of a second type are e.g. Frame constructions or truss constructions which are articulated to each floor stage 1 via swivel joints 10.
- the latter stiffeners 9 have connecting pieces 11 which ensure the rigid connection to the respective adjacent floor stage 1.
- stiffeners of the first and second type there can be stiffeners of the first and second type or only of the second type.
- the stiffeners have been omitted in the upper floor for better clarity.
- a screw expansion coupling is used as the coupling device 7 of adjacent vertical rod ends, as is shown in FIGS. 5, 6, 7 and 8 is shown.
- the expansion coupling consists of the coupling bolt 12, which is connected via a thread to the end of the one vertical rod 4, for example the upper one, and is supported via a bearing surface A in the end of the adjacent other vertical rod 4.
- the transfer of the space frame arrangement into the transport state proceeds as follows.
- the top floor stage 1 is attached to the hook of a crane, which carries the weight of the entire space frame arrangement.
- the stiffeners 9 are in the connector 11 from one floor stage 1, e.g. the upper one, loosened and placed on the other floor stage 1 by rotation about the swivel joints 10, as illustrated in FIGS. 2 and 4.
- the expansion couplings 7 are opened by screwing the coupling bolt 12 into the end of the vertical rod 4 connected to it by a thread, as shown in FIG. 8.
- the crane Lowered framework arrangement The vertical rods 4 are rotated, beginning with the lowest floor, about the rotary joints 2 and 3 in such a way that they form parallelograms with different orientations with the floor platforms 1.
- the twisted vertical bars 4 assume a horizontal position in the transport state and, together with the floor platforms 1, form a package that is easy to transport.
- the assembly of the space framework arrangement from the transport state takes place in the reverse order, starting with the top floor, which is lifted by the crane.
- FIG. 9 shows a schematic illustration of a foldable multi-storey space framework arrangement designed as a garage for passenger cars in a front view
- FIG. 10 shows the same garage in a side view.
- the multi-storey space framework arrangement comprises two space truss towers 14, 15 with storey platforms 1 for supporting passenger cars.
- the passenger cars are placed on pallets 16 in the floor stages 1.
- the lower left Floor stage 1 offers space for getting out and an operating room with units and control and alarm devices.
- An elevator shaft 18 with an elevator hoist 19 is arranged between the two space frame towers 14, 15.
- a driving platform 21 of the elevator hoist 19 passenger cars which are driven onto the driving platform 21 via a drive-in ramp 20 can be raised to a free story stage 1 and pushed there sideways on a pallet 16.
- the elevator hoist integrated in this space frame arrangement is shown schematically in FIG. 11.
- the hoist comprises a driving platform 21 which is suspended from chains 22, 23, 24, 25.
- the chains 22, 23, 24, 25 connect the driving platform 21 via chain wheels 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 with counterweights 26 and 27.
- the chains 22 and 24 provide the main traction means and the chains 23 and 25 represent the safety traction device.
- the suspension of the driving platform 21 and the counterweights 26 and 27 is realized with the aid of a rocking lever 36 articulated on a swivel joint 37, as shown in FIG. 12 as a detailed illustration.
- the rocker arm 36 is with provided a stop lever 38 which can act on a position sensor 39.
- the chain wheels 18, 19, 22, 23 are rigidly connected to a synchronization shaft 40.
- Ropes 41 and 42 are fastened to one end of the rope on the underside of the driving platform 21.
- the respective other end of the cables is fastened on cable drums 43 and 44 provided with a grooved profile.
- the groove profile of the cable drums can be seen in FIGS. 13 and 14.
- the counterweights 26 and 27 are connected in an analogous manner on their underside with ropes 45 and 46, which in turn are fastened on the rope drums 43 and 44.
- the rope drums 43, 44 are arranged axially displaceably on drum shafts 47.
- the position of the ropes in the immediate vicinity of the rope drum is fixed by guide rollers 49 for rope 41 and 50 for rope 45.
- the cable drum 43 is arranged to be freely displaceable along the drum shaft 47 on a sliding key 48.
- the different lever arms when attaching the chains 22, 23, 24, 25 to the rocker arm ensure such a distribution of the stress between the chains that the main chains 22 and 24 have to absorb the greater part of the stress, while the safety chains 23 and 25 absorb the smaller part of the load, but are at least so loaded that they do not vibrate.
- the security chains 23 and 25 therefore have a longer service life.
- FIG. 15 shows a cross section through a pallet 16 Inclusion of passenger vehicles.
- a sieve plate 51 Below a sieve plate 51 there is a collecting trough 52 for collecting and disposing of dripping liquid.
- a bottom 53 of the collecting trough 52 is inclined towards a disposal opening 54.
- a valve 55 In the disposal opening 54 there is a valve 55 which opens inwardly against spring pressure and which is provided with an actuating pin 56 projecting outwards.
- the pallet displacement device consists of a motor 62 set up on the driving platform 21, which is connected via gears 64 to gears 64, on the output shafts of which driving sprockets 65 are fastened. Near one end of the driving platform 21 the driven sprockets 66, 67 are attached, near the opposite side the driven sprockets 67 are attached.
- a pair of chain wheels 66 and 67 lie on a line that runs parallel to the direction of displacement of the pallet 16.
- the chain wheels 65, 66, 67 are wrapped in endless chains 68.
- Driving linkages consist of levers 69 with trailing rollers 70.
- the levers 69 are displaceably mounted in sliding and articulated joints 71 with vertical axes 72 which are deflected on the driving platform 21.
- Swivel joints 73 which connect the chains 68 to the levers 69, are fastened to the chains 68.
- the chains 68 are guided by the chain wheels 65, 66, 67 on triangular guideways along which the pivot joints 73 move when the device is in operation.
- On the guideway of the chains 68 there are firstly curvilinear sections on which the trailing rollers 70 are engaged and which are located in the area of the looping of the chains 68 on the chain wheels 66 and 67, and secondly straight-line sections on which the coupling-in occurs ⁇ pelte pallet 16 is moved and located in the area between the sprockets 66 and 67.
- Coupling pockets 75 are attached to the pallet 16.
- Transport rollers 76 and 78 are attached to the driving platform 21 and the floor platforms 1, which support the pallet 16 when moving.
- the device also contains limit switches and a brake (not shown) on the motor 62, which interrupt the operation of the device as soon as the pallet 16 has been moved out of the floor platform 1 and is in the end position on the driving platform 21.
- the levers 69 with the drag rollers 70 are in the idle zone, that is to say they are not coupled into the coupling pockets 75 of the pallet 16.
- the levers 69 are located within the horizontal base area of the driving platform 21 and the swivel joints 73 are in the region of the guideway of the chains 68 between the chain wheels 65 and 66.
- the swivel joints 73 in the region of the guideway of the chains 68 between the chain wheels 66 and 67 and the drag rollers 70 of the levers 69 are coupled into the coupling pockets 75 of the pallet 16.
- the chain wheels 65 rotate in opposite directions.
- the chains 68 move along the triangular guideways and pull the levers 69 and the drag rollers 70 mounted thereon with them.
- the levers 69 rotate about the swivel joints 73 and move in the swivel and push joints 71, as a result of which the drag rollers 70 move on path curves which almost copy the guideways of the chains 68.
- the chains 68 move in the direction away from the sprockets 65 to the sprockets 66 and further to the sprockets 67. If the swivel joints 73 are on the loop of the sprockets 66, the Drag rollers 70 are coupled into the clutch pockets 75 of the pallet 16. When the chains 68 move further, the pallet 16 is shifted from the floor stage 1 onto the driving platform 21.
- the end position switches switch on the brake of the motor 62.
- the drag rollers 70 of the levers 69 remain in the coupling pockets 75 of the pallets 16 and thus simultaneously lock the pallet 16 on the driving platform 21 during the subsequent transport.
- the motor 62 is switched on in the opposite direction of rotation.
- the chains 68 move in the direction away from the sprockets 65 to the sprockets 67 and further to the sprockets 66.
- the pallet 16 is shifted from the driving platform 21 into the floor stage 1.
- rotary and sliding joints 71 and 81 are articulated on the vertical axes 72, in each of which levers 69 and 89 are slidably mounted.
- the rotary and push joints 71 and 81 are articulated at different heights on the vertical axis 72, so that the levers 69 and 89 do not interfere with one another during their rotation.
- the levers 69 and 89 are articulated on the drive chains 68 in rotary joints 73 and 83.
- the drag rollers 70 and 80 are attached, which can then be coupled into the coupling pockets 75 and 85 of the pallet 16.
- the modified device works as follows. In the initial state, the levers 69 and 89 with the drag rollers 70, 80 are in the idle zone. When the drive is switched on, the levers 69 and 89 move in the direction of the arrow and the drag rollers 70 are coupled into the coupling pockets 75 on the end face of the pallet 16. When the chains move further, the drag rollers 70 shift the pallet 16 onto the driving platform 21.
- the pallet 16 can be moved in the direction of both sides of the platform.
- the front trailing rollers in the direction of movement are disengaged from the clutch pockets and moved into the idle zone, while the trailing rollers in the direction of movement continue to shift the pallet to the end position on the floor platform, then also disengaged from the clutch pockets and in the Idle zone moves.
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| SU5013463 | 1991-10-18 | ||
| SU5013463 RU2028442C1 (ru) | 1991-10-18 | 1991-10-18 | Устройство для горизонтального смещения поддона |
| SU5028640 RU2068919C1 (ru) | 1992-02-12 | 1992-02-12 | Многоэтажная складная конструкция |
| SU5028640 | 1992-02-12 | ||
| PCT/DE1992/000879 WO1993008341A1 (de) | 1991-10-18 | 1992-10-17 | Faltbare mehrstöckige raumfachwerkanordnung |
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| EP0613513A1 true EP0613513A1 (de) | 1994-09-07 |
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