WO2016041035A1 - Basε modular para compor instalações e método para estocagem por empilhamento e movimentação de caixas - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a square or rectangular base para -epiped tower-like structure, which is a modular unit that can be adjusted side by side with other equal units, which makes it possible to compose a variable installation, where each The unit or base has three functional details defined along its height and, to this end, each tower has a ground floor, a first floor over the previous one and a functional top.
- the ground floor and first floor are also fitted with rails, while the top is a fulcrum for stacked boxes or containers.
- On the ground floor works a robot defined as lifting, while above it works a robot defined as moving.
- the stacked boxes are moved vertically by the first lifting robot, whose elevator passes the moving robot to perform such a function, which allows the first lower box resting on the top of the base to be moved to the top. first floor and over the moving robot.
- first lifting robot whose elevator passes the moving robot to perform such a function
- the first lower box resting on the top of the base to be moved to the top. first floor and over the moving robot.
- the box on the moving robot can be moved horizontally in any of the four directions of each base and be reheated under any other stack of boxes or moved to any point on the first floor on the perimeter of the facility to be removed or removed. Removal of the volumes contained within. Both robots have freedom of
- WO2013167907A1 WO2012127102A1 and WOS849075A1
- there are other options for moving around the base of the assembly but in most cases a specific robot moves and raises the load to the specified niche.
- the same robot performs volume elevation and displacement promoting its removal from a loca! and moving it to another location.
- a disadvantage in conventional installations is the structural complexity of the installation, where the height, width and
- depth is predetermined to contain a maximum number of boxes or volume stacked, as an example we can cite
- each column is determined by four vertical profiles, as well as each column constituting means for stacking several boxes.
- all columns have the same height and with that. at the top of them a horizontal plane is formed with several intersecting rails on which robot traffic takes place, each with means such that only the first top-down box of each column can be lifted and moved to another column. where it is lowered and so on. With such movements, a set of robots on the upper piano work to move the stacked boxes in each column. Although in this case the system has efficiency of
- each robot also includes elevating means to move the load vertically, allowing it to be placed on a given place or niche, remove it and transport it to another location, either for storage or shipment of the volume to the recipient.
- the first object of the invention is the characterization of a module in the base form so that a stable self-supporting stacking of multiple equal volumes
- a self-supporting stack that rests exactly on each base.
- This stack is of a type that can have a variable number of units and does not require the use of any complementary structure for its stability, since the units or boxes themselves, also called containers, are self-contained and allow multiple units to be stacked. Stably.
- the second object of the invention is the definition of a modular base that can be adjusted side by side with other equal units, so that, according to the need of each project, the installation is able to grow towards the side frames of each forming a grid that can be sized to meet the logistics of each segment, be it industrial or commercial.
- each base contributes to composing installations with varying width and length, including Irregular layouts,
- Another object of the invention is to define a vertically elongated base that defines three working sectors along its height: a horizontal support top for the stack of boxes to be stocked and moved, and two circulation floors for two types of robots. different, one defined as ground floor for moving one robot defined as lifting and a first floor over the previous one for moving another robot simply defined as moving.
- the ground floor and first floor are also provided with rails, while the top is a fulcrum for stacked boxes or containers.
- On the ground floor works the lifting robot, while above it on the first floor irabaiha the moving robot.
- the stacked boxes are moved vertically by the lifting robot which has a platform generically defined as an upwardly extendable lift passing freely through the center of the moving robot until it reaches the bottom of the first stacked box. And so, after a locking system is activated, the stack of boxes is now resting on the elevator which, when retracted, provides means for the first box to be resting on the moving robot, while the other boxes remain resting on Therefore, such vertical displacement of the first lower box occurs in conjunction with the actuation of the latches and thus when the stack of boxes is moved downwards such latches are released and at the moment when bottom box upwards found support on the moving robot, the second or box immediately above and the other boxes on top of the base are kept stable by the locks.
- the lifting robot which has a platform generically defined as an upwardly extendable lift passing freely through the center of the moving robot until it reaches the bottom of the first stacked box.
- the box resting on the moving robot can be moved horizontally in any of the four directions of each base and relocated under any other stack of boxes, at which time the lifting robot comes into action reversing all the previously mentioned movements, however.
- the moving robot will move the volume to a certain point or station within the perimeter of the installation, where manual or automatic entry of the box into the system occurs.
- the two moving and lifting robots are independent and may be on different routes and functionally matched at the right time, all managed by a specific software-managed computer center,
- the main object of the invention is to provide an installation without all that structure for stability of box piles or volumes to be stored and moved. Usually such a structure is present in most installations used for the same purpose.
- the stacks of boxes are self-supporting
- the elevator robot has means for supporting the floor and not the rails, thereafter said stack of boxes is moved vertically, until the desired box is positioned on the moving robot, consequently, all load of the box stack does not fall on the robot's running or on rails and structure, which allows a reduced dimensioning of the modular base structure;
- the stack of boxes is not constrained by the structure as each stack is self-supporting and can have a variable number of stacked boxes resulting in high storage density, increased space efficiency, more storage locations. storage and considerable reduction of space occupied by the installation itself;
- variable box stacks and their unique handling considerably increases the flexibility of maneuvering of all boxes, whether for docking or shipping;
- each base is modular makes it very simple to integrate a complete installation into any existing covered space, whether it is a warehouse, a building floor and the like, where the installation fits even around obstacles. various, such as around pillars and others, as well as in places with very low ceilings;
- the modular aspect adopted for the base design provides all the means for defining a flexible layout
- Robot capacity may vary for each project, and at the same time, the same facility may increase or decrease the number of robots depending on inventory flow, which is important for certain seasons of the year;
- FIGURE 1 illustrates an isometric view of the complete modular base including the elevator robot, the moving robot and a stack of boxes to be moved;
- FIGURE 2 is a top angle perspective highlighting the structural part of the modular base
- FIGURE 3 shows another perspective view as above, but in this case a stack of boxes is included on the base;
- FIGURE 4 is an isometric view exemplifying an installation with only 4 modular bases, highlighting the fact that each base is combined side by side with an equal one;
- FIGURE 5 shows a perspective view and two enlarged details showing the modular base structure and upper box stack support latches and in these enlarged details the latches are in the unlocked position;
- FIGURE 6 reproduces a perspective detail of the lock in the locked position
- FIGURE 7 is the same detail as the previous figure, but in cross section;
- FIGURE 8 shows a perspective detail of the same lock illustrated in the previous figure
- FIGURE 9 depicts the detail of the anterior sectional view
- FIGURE 10 shows a perspective view highlighting the base frame and a stackable box
- FIGURE 11 illustrates a top angle isometric view only. of a stackable box
- FIGURE 12 is a lower angled isometric view of a stackable box only and an enlarged detail highlighting the male stacking groove between the units;
- Figure 13 is a sectional side view of a stackable box and an enlarged detail highlighting the male stacking groove between the units;
- FIGURE 14 reproduces a perspective view of the modular base structure and an enlarged detail of the robot moving rails:
- FIGURE 15 is a perspective view of a complete modular base showing the partially raised elevator robot
- FIGURE 16 shows a perspective view showing the upper angle elevator robot
- FIGURE 17 is a perspective view only of the elevator robot structure and drive mechanism
- FIGURE 18 shows a top angle isometric view of the moving robot robot structure only
- FIGURE 19 is a lower angled isometric view only of the elevator robot moving structure highlighting the latch drive mechanism disposed under its cover;
- FIGURE 20 shows a side view only of the moving robot robot structure
- FIGURE 21 illustrates a top angle isometric view highlighting the trot used in the moving robot and the elevator robot
- FIGURE 22 is a lower angle isometric view also highlighting the trolley used in the moving robot and the elevator robot;
- FIGURE 23 shows a partially exploded isometric view at a higher angle highlighting some internal details of the trolley used in the moving robot and the elevator robot;
- FIGURE 24 reproduces a top-angle isometric view of the trolley without a few pieces and an enlarged detail of one of its corners, disarming the drive mechanisms of the trolley drive;
- FIGURE 25 is a top angled isometric view of the trolley also without some parts and an enlarged detail of one of its corners, highlighting the belt motion transmission at one of the corners of the frame;
- FIGURE 26 shows a perspective view of the modular base structure highlighting the intermediate brackets for arranging a box while it awaits the moving robot;
- Fig. 26 is a perspective view like Fig. 26 of the modular base structure highlighting a box resting on the intermediate supports as it awaits the arrival of the moving robot;
- FIGURE 28 shows a side view of the modular base showing the upward displacement of the elevator robot moving part while fetching a stacked box on the base;
- FIGURE 29 is a sectional side view showing the end of stroke of the moving portion of the elevator robot and the actuation mechanism of the stacked box release latches;
- FIGURE 30 shows a side view highlighting the decision of the stacked boxes
- FIGURE 31 illustrates a side view showing that a box has been arranged over the moving robot and the remainder of the stacked boxes are resting on the base frame;
- FIGURE 32 shows a side view illustrating the displacement of the moving robot with a box resting on it:
- FIGURE 33 shows an isometric view exemplifying the
- the support plane (4) has two opposite edges fitted with stacked box support latches (5);
- the two floors (2 and 3) are each also provided with four rail segments (7) and (8);
- said structural module (1) is combined with other equal units fitted on all or any of its four sides, which combination also coincides with alignment between all rails (7) and (8) configuring tracks in the four directions of each structural module and which constitute routes for the robots (9 and 10);
- the housing (6) is sized to move freely from the support plane (4) to the first floor (3) and to be supported on the moving robot (10);
- the elevator robot (d) has means (11) for freely passing through the center of the moving robot (10) and lowering and raising the stack of boxes ( ⁇ ):
- the boxes (6) have means (12) for automatically activating the latches (5), consistent with releasing the stack of boxes (6) at the moment of vertical movement;
- the elevator robot ⁇ 9 ⁇ and the moving robot (10) are also provided with four-wheeled trolley (13), all of which can be moved up and down and consistent with two-sided opposite runs. stay suspended while the others are on the corresponding rails (7 or 8), so that this movement can allow a change of direction ⁇ 90 ô so that said robots (9 and 10) can move on said rails ( 7 and 8) according to any desired route.
- each structural module (1) is formed by four tubular vertical risers (14), one at each corner, interconnected by equally tubular sleepers (15), (16) and (17) that form the lower floor. or ground (2), the intermediate floor or first floor (3) and the upper plane (4), as well as the sleepers ⁇ 16 ⁇ and (16) constitute supports for the ends of the rails (7) and (8), while two opposing sleepers (17) form the brackets for the latches (5) and, furthermore, between the four sleepers (15) is located a support pin (18) for the elevator robot (9).
- each lock (5) is formed by a rectangular tube bar (19) extending along the corresponding crossbar (17), to which it is interconnected by articulated points (20). and, furthermore, at the bottom of each bar (19) there are integral points (21) which are articulated together with said bar, articulation is defined at two limited points in a radius of 90 * where in said first bar (19) is (Fig. 5) practically juxtaposed over the corresponding bar (17), while the tips (21) are horizontally turned inward, while in the second position (Fig.
- each bar (19) is displaced inward and both form a support supporting means (31) of the stacked boxes (6), each bar (19) having two additional mass centers (22) and (23) closely related to the center of the articulated points (20) enough that said masses can alter the center of gravity of each bar (19) by maintaining it by gravity in the locked or unlocked position when it is moved to exceed the vertical center of the pivot points (20).
- Each box (6) is a stackable unit, seen in detail in figures 10 to 12, whereby each box is found to have at least one open side (24), either top or side, as well as each box is formed by square tube structure forming an outer frame with an upper frame (25) and a lower frame (26),
- mullions (27) interconnected by mullions (27) at the four corners, all of which combine to receive closures by internal plates (28) and, furthermore, the upper ends of the mullions (27) result in inviting fittings (29), while their lower ends have ends (30) that penetrate the sockets (29) when said box is stacked with other equal units, as well as the lower frame of each box ( ⁇ ) is externally contoured by a tab (31) with cuneiform section, being the horizontal side (32). ) facing downwards and the inclined side (33) is the upper one, where the former is the fulcrum of each box (6) on the latches (5) and the ramp part (33) also drives the said locks when a box is moved from bottom to top.
- the kennels (7) and (8) are illustrated in detail in figures 14, where they are found to be "V" positioned angles and are also cut to the same shape at the crossing points (34).
- the elevator robot (9) is polished in detail in figures 15 to 18, where it is found to comprise a first structural part (figures 15 and 16) defined as structural cage (35), whose height is sufficient to be adjusted. inside the lower floor (2) and has internally a drive mechanism (36) for a vertically movable lift assembly (37), as if it were a piston, whose upper part is sized to pass through the center of the moving robot (10) to lower or raise the stacking boxes (6) and placing or removing one of them over said moving robot (10), furthermore, the underside of the structural cage (35) is integrated with the trot (13) so that the assembly can be moved in either direction defined by the rails (7),
- the structural cage 35 is formed by a base 39 sized within the limits defined for support on the support pin 18, while at the bottom side is
- an angle frame (40) which is also repeated at the top forming another frame (41) interconnected with the first by other vertical angles (42), one at each corner, and ( still, the upper frame (41 ) receives plates (43) which are also repeated on the base (39) and constitute fixing means for the drive mechanism (36) formed by vertical guides (44) and equally vertical swivel spindles (45), the latter with their lower ends provided with belts (46) synchronized by belts (47), however, one of them (48), also by means of belts (49), is coupled to another shaft (50) of a rotatable electric motor (51) in both directions and simultaneously rotate all spindles (45) to which the lift assembly (37) is coupled.
- a rotatable electric motor (51) in both directions and simultaneously rotate all spindles (45) to which the lift assembly (37) is coupled.
- Lifting assembly 37 is shown in detail in Figure 18, where it is shown that it is formed by a structure defined by two corner frames, one lower (52) and one upper (53) interconnected at the four corners by other vertical angles (54) and furthermore the upper frame (53) includes a lid (55) and under it a locking and unlocking mechanism (56) while the lower frame has plates (57) ) with plain holes (58) and holes
- the locking and unlocking mechanism (56) is illustrated in detail in figures 19 and 20. where it is found to comprise a servo motor (61) which, together with a central axis (62), applies two-way half-way. on a disk (63), where the ends of two arms (64) are pivotally and eccentrically attached, whose opposite ends are also pivotally attached to two radially opposite actuating tips (65A), the
- the elevator robot (9) and the moving robot (10) use the same trolley (13), illustrated in figures 21 to 25, which shows that it consists of a structure composed of two frames, a tube top (66); and a parallel flat bar bottom (67), wherein the first has its corners with receptacles (68) for receiving the ends (30) of the boxes (6).
- this function is only present in the moving robot (10), but also this first tubular frame (66) is supported and fixed on spacer brackets (69) which, in turn, fix the parallel flat bar frame (67) and, at the At the same time, all spacer brackets (69) serve as frame bearings (70), one on each side, synchronized at the ends with the respective bevel gears (71), as well as one of these axes is driven by motor (72) with pulley drive (73 and 74) and belt (75), whereby all axles (70) configure a drive for the four carriage pairs (76) below the parallel flat bar frame (67), where each drive, In addition to being close to each corner of the assembly, it has its own drive mechanism mounted between said bars, each formed (fig.24) by an actuator block (77) slidably mounted on guides (78) and a spindle (7S) , foreseeing stops (80), being this whole set mon between the parallel bars (67), where the spindle (79) has an end coupled to the corresponding shaft (70
- a first double idler pulley (87) which by means of the first belt (88) is coupled to a pulley (89) of a motor (90) and by means of a second belt (91) is coupled to a second double idler pulley (92) mounted on the pivot shaft (84) of the fork (83), at which lower end is a double pulley-shaped wheel (93) having two belts (94) and (95), the first coupled to the second double pulley (92) while the second is coupled with the other double pulley wheel (93) on the same side, whereas the power of the motor (90) is transmitted to the other sides with other pulleys arranged in the same way, but (fig. 25) a transmits movement to another through
- the structural module (1) has the first floor (3) provided with holding brackets (98) on which a box (6) is supported by its flap (1). 31) waiting for transport by the moving robot (10).
- one or more stackable boxes (6) are supported by a structural module (1) and, furthermore, the elevator robot (9) and the moving robot (10) are also positioned in this same module (1). In this condition, the elevator robot (9) is driven so that the first box
- the box 6, as shown in Fig. 27, may be moved downwards by the elevator robot (9) and rests on the holding supports (98).
- the moving robot does not need to be present in this module, it may be working on other modules and, at the desired opportunity, this standby box is collected by the moving robot (10) to be taken to any other module.
- the trolleys 76 move up and down in pairs, such movement allows the standby box 6 to be raised and lowered sufficiently only to be removed or placed on the stand trolleys. 98). Such operation allows many boxes to be moved from side to side and placed in the corresponding holding brackets (93). This condition of
- Operation allows the housings (6) to be blurred from one module to another without the presence of the elevator robot (9).
- standby brackets 98 allow the two robots to work independently, which further increases the
- All drives are managed by specific software, with several sensors in the corresponding parts and other ephonic components, especially those for wi-fi network, not shown, since the aim of the invention is a module that allows the assembly of small, medium is large facilities, consequently, there are wide variations in hardware and software use.
- a method for stacking and moving boxes to be performed by an installation obtained in accordance with the modular structure described above comprising the basic steps of:
- each box is initially positioned over the movement robot ⁇ 10 ⁇ previously positioned in the corresponding module (1) and it is then moved by said robot according to a software-defined route to anywhere else in the facility, the destination of which receives the box (6) in two different ways: a) it is simply placed on stand (98) releasing the moving robot for new tasks and, at the appropriate time and defined by the software, this box is moved upwards by the elevator robot (9) and placed on the support plane (4); b ⁇ software synchronizes the arrival of the moving robot (10) loaded with a box (6) and the elevator robot (9 ⁇ and the latter performs the placement of the box on the support plane ⁇ 4 ⁇ when the locks (5) are triggered to finalize the positioning of the box or its stacking with other existing units in the same module.
- - relocating stacked boxes ⁇ 8 ⁇ is done: a ⁇ independently of the moving robot (10) the lifting robot (9) pushes and unstacks the boxes (6) by sliding them one by ve2 to stand (98); b) the boxes (6) held in the holding brackets (98) are relocated to other modules (1) only by the moving robot (10); c) the boxes (6) held in the holding brackets (98) are stacked by the elevator robot (9) regardless of the position occupied by the moving robot (10); d) the two robots are synchronized to the same module to perform the unpacking or stacking of a box (6).
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