EP0301304B1 - Safety device for pneumatic suspensions - Google Patents
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- said device is capable to be combined with pneumatic springs used for realizing secondary suspensions in railway waggons and likes.
- pneumatic springs conceptually foresee the employ of a flexible membrane duly shaped, so that to originate, at its own inside, a room hermetically closed in respect to the outer environment and in which an operative fluid is sent, generally air, under pressure.
- the main purpose of the present invention is that of eliminating the drawbacks of the known tecnique realizing a device that, should an instantaneous fall of pressure takes place at the inside of the pneumatic spring, is capable to instantaneously transmit to the truck a vertical load able to avoid any whatsoever derailment risk.
- the secondary suspension 2 works between a truck 3 and a case 4.
- the secondary suspension 2 comprises a flexible membrane 8 which appears hermetically closed in respect to the outer environment so that to originate, at its own inside, a room 9 which is filled by an operative fluid, preferably compressed air, using the known feeding means.
- the membrane 8 also presents, on the opposite side in respect to the first edge 8a, a second perimetral edge 8b that, according to the present invention, appears rigidly engaged under a flange 14 and around to an opening 15 presented by this latter.
- the flange 14 appears rigidly connected to the case 4 by a spacer sleeve 17 which makes it solidal to a checking plate 18 inferiorly fastened to the same case.
- the device 1 comprises also a cap 19 parallelly extending to the flange 14 and disposed in correspondence of the opening 15.
- the cap 19 is movable parallelly to the axis of the membrane 8 and, during its vertical displacements, it is guided through a bolt 20 extending towards the checking plate 18 and engaging in a guide collar 21 inferiorly fastened to this latter.
- the tight element is realized by a ring in elastomeric material marked with 24, presenting a section substantially "U” shaped and having a perimetral outer edge 24a tight fastened, through a second collar 25 similar to the first collar 16, on flange 14 around the opening 15, as well as an inner perimetral edge 24b tight fixed, through a third collar 26, on cap 19 in correspondence of the perimetral edge of this latter.
- the reliefs 19b and 19c are designed to act on shoulder on a checking relief 14b disposed on the flange 14 and inwardly protruding to the opening 15, in order to stop the slop run and the descent run of the cap 19.
- the safety device 1 appears prepared to enter into action in case, due to an accidental burst of the membrane 8, an immediate fall of pressure inside room 9 should occur.
- the operating spring 28 is structured in order to consent that the action of the cap 19 on the checking element 11a takes place as from when the fall of pressure occur, in a suitably short time in order that the primary suspensions 7, due to the immediate absence of the vertical forces transmitted by the weight of the case, cannot unload (lifting the chassis 5) reducing the vertical loads on the wheels 6 over a certain limit, to which would consist the derailment of the truck 3.
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Description
- The present invention relates to a safety device for pneumatic suspensions comprising a membrane hermetically closed in respect to the outer environment, filled with an operative fluid under pressure and working between an earth mass and a suspended mass to elastically sustain this latter in respect to the earth mass.
- Particularly, said device is capable to be combined with pneumatic springs used for realizing secondary suspensions in railway waggons and likes.
- This does not exclude the use of the device on pneumatic springs adopted for other purposes.
- As it is known, to realize secondary suspensions for railway waggons and likes, the adoption of pneumatic springs has been proved advantageous.
- The spring of this type consent, in fact, to obtain, in comparison with the springs of conventional type, many advantages such as, for instance, a substantial improvement as to the running comfort as well as the possibility of maintaining equal the height of the centre of gravity of the suspended mass in respect to the ground, independently from the load value.
- These pneumatic springs conceptually foresee the employ of a flexible membrane duly shaped, so that to originate, at its own inside, a room hermetically closed in respect to the outer environment and in which an operative fluid is sent, generally air, under pressure.
- When the pneumatic spring is utilized in a secondary suspension of a railway waggon, it works between a truck (which represents the earth mass of the system) and a case (representing the suspended mass) so that to elastically sustain this latter in respect to the truck.
- Generally, to the pneumatic springs are also associated elastic means of mechanical type disposed in order to sustain the case when this latter, lacking of a suitable pressure at the inside of the membrane, descends towards the truck.
- From DE-A-1 959 268 it is known a safety device for pneumatic suspensions comprising a closed membrane filled with a fluid under pressure, elastically sustaining a suspended mass in respect to an earth mass, a flange fixed to the suspended mass and presenting an opening around whose edges is inferiorly tight fixed the edge of the membrane, and a member slidely guided parallel to the axis of said membrane in correspondence of said opening.
- It is observed that the pneumatic suspensions obtained by the use of the above described springs are at present without devices capable to prevent derailments of the railway waggon in case of damage of one of the corresponding pneumatic springs.
- More precisely, there is derailment risk when, for instance, due to an accidental burst of the membrane, the pressure exercised by the fluid to sustain the case is instantaneously lacking.
- As a consequence of the above, the vertical load transmitted from the case to the truck, is stopped.
- This transitory situation persists until when, in connection with the gravitational fall of the case and of the contemporaneous lifting of the chassis of the truck due to the action of the primary suspensions, a transmission of vertical loads from the case to the same truck cannot be re-established.
- The instantaneous reduction of the vertical load acting on the truck originates, in concomitance with stresses transversally acting towards the direction of motion owing to - for instance - centrifugal forces, to an increase of the transversal acceleration according which the same truck tends to be derailed from the railway.
- If, as usually happens, taking into consideration the goals achieved by the tecnique up to-today, the time required to re-establish the transmission of the vertical loads from the case to the truck is major than the time in which the reaction of the primary suspensions is such as to transmit to the wheels vertical loads capable to maintain the transversal acceleration under a certain value, the derailment of the truck might take place.
- For the time being it is possible that, always in connection with an instantaneous fall of the pressure in the pneumatic spring, the springs of the primary suspensions completely unload before that the transmission of vertical loads between the case and the truck can be re-established.
- Consequently, the chassis of the truck, translating towards the up due to the push previously received, tends to lift the wheels from the railway.
- It is evident that in such a situation the derailment of the truck can easily take place also in absence of transversal stresses during the run in rectilineal direction.
- The main purpose of the present invention is that of eliminating the drawbacks of the known tecnique realizing a device that, should an instantaneous fall of pressure takes place at the inside of the pneumatic spring, is capable to instantaneously transmit to the truck a vertical load able to avoid any whatsoever derailment risk.
- This purpose, together with others which will become more apparent from the following detailed description given hereinafter, are substantially achieved by a safety device for pneumatic suspensions comprising:
- a membrane which defines at its own inner a hermetically closed room in respect to the outer environment and filled with operative fluid under pressure, said membrane operating between an earth mass and a suspended mass to elastically sustain this latter in respect to the earth mass;
- a flange fixed in respect to the suspended mass and presenting an opening around whose edges said membrane is inferiorly tight fixed in correspondence of its own perimetral edge;
- a cap slidely guided in a parallel way to the axis of said membrane in correspondence of said opening;
characterized in that it further comprises: - at least a tight element acting between the perimetral edges of the flange in correspondence of the said opening and the perimetral edges of the cap; and
- at least one operating spring working between the said cap and a plate inferiorly fixed to the suspended mass to push the cap towards a checking element disposed at the inside of the membrane and connected to the earth mass, said cap being pushed during regular working conditions towards the suspended mass against said operating spring due to the effect of the fluid pressure contained in said membrane.
- Further characteristics and advantageous will become more apparent from the following detailed description of preferred but not exclusive executions of a safety device for pneumatic suspensions according to the present invention, with reference to the accompanying drawings, given only for indicative and not limitative aim, in that:
- figure 1 schematically shows in section the device according to the invention, combined with a secondary suspension of a railway waggon;
- figure 2 shows, in enlarged scale, a particular of figure 1 with the device in function;
- figure 3 schematically shows in section an embodiment variation of the device in reference.
- With reference to the cited figures, by 1 has been globally indicated a safety device for pneumatic suspensions according to the present invention.
- In the embodiment example shown, the device is combined with a
secondary suspension 2 of a railway waggon. - In a per se known way, the
secondary suspension 2 works between atruck 3 and acase 4. - The
truck 3 represents the earth mass of the system and substantially comprises achassis 5 elastically sustained in respect to thewheels 6 by primary suspensions 7 schematically indicated. - The
case 4, elastically sustained in respect to thetruck 3 through thesecondary suspension 2, represents the suspended mass of the system. - The
secondary suspension 2 comprises aflexible membrane 8 which appears hermetically closed in respect to the outer environment so that to originate, at its own inside, aroom 9 which is filled by an operative fluid, preferably compressed air, using the known feeding means. - More in particular, the
membrane 8, having an annular development inferiourly presents a first perimetral edge 8a, rigidly tight engaged, for instance through a rubber-metal union, around to abasic element 10 fixed in respect to thechassis 5 previous interposition of an elastic supportingdevice 11 known and conventional. - In a per se known way, the
basic element 11 belongs to a checking element 11a that comprises a supportingelement 12 inferiourly presenting a tronco-conic 12a portion in correspondence of which the same supporting element is elastically sustained, through interposition of one or moreelastic rings 13, at the inside of a tronco-conic groove 10a presented by thebasic element 10. - The
membrane 8 also presents, on the opposite side in respect to the first edge 8a, a second perimetral edge 8b that, according to the present invention, appears rigidly engaged under aflange 14 and around to anopening 15 presented by this latter. - The connection between the perimetral edge 8b and the
flange 14 is obtained by a first fasteningcollar 16 duly shaped, and solidal to the flange by threaded elements. - The
flange 14 appears rigidly connected to thecase 4 by aspacer sleeve 17 which makes it solidal to a checkingplate 18 inferiorly fastened to the same case. - The
device 1 comprises also acap 19 parallelly extending to theflange 14 and disposed in correspondence of theopening 15. - The
cap 19 is movable parallelly to the axis of themembrane 8 and, during its vertical displacements, it is guided through abolt 20 extending towards thechecking plate 18 and engaging in aguide collar 21 inferiorly fastened to this latter. - Between the
cap 19 and theflange 14 works at least a tight element which exercises a fluid-tight between the cap and the flange in order to separate theroom 9 from the outer environment. - In the embodiment referred to figures 1 and 2, the tight element is substantially constituted by a
ring 22 in elastomeric material engaged around to thecap 19 and preferably presenting, as shown at figure 2, an essentially tronco-conic shape diverging in direction of theflange 14. - The fastening of the
ring 22 to thecap 19 is obtained interposing the same ring between a perimetral relief 19a which peripherically protrudes from the cap and aclosing element 23 inferiorly fastened to the cap by threaded elements or something else. - It is also foreseen that the
ring 22 acts, in order to exercise the ermetic tight onflange 14, on a tronco-conic surface 14a obtained on the edge of the same flange in correspondence of theopening 15 and diverging towards room 9 (fig. 2). - In the embodiment solution as per figure 3, the tight element is realized by a ring in elastomeric material marked with 24, presenting a section substantially "U" shaped and having a perimetral outer edge 24a tight fastened, through a
second collar 25 similar to thefirst collar 16, onflange 14 around the opening 15, as well as an inner perimetral edge 24b tight fixed, through athird collar 26, oncap 19 in correspondence of the perimetral edge of this latter. - In the embodiment solution shown at figure 3 it is also foreseen that the
cap 19 presents a first shoulder relief 19b peripherically protruding from the same and a secondshoulder protruding element 19c, peripherically protruding from acollar 27 coaxially fixed to the same cap. - The
reliefs 19b and 19c are designed to act on shoulder on a checkingrelief 14b disposed on theflange 14 and inwardly protruding to the opening 15, in order to stop the slop run and the descent run of thecap 19. - The
device 1 comprises also, at least, anoperating spring 28 which works between thechecking plate 18 and thecap 19 in order to push this latter towards the inner of themembrane 8. - The functioning of the device in reference foresees that, during working conditions, the air pressure sent to the
room 9 in such a manner to push, overcoming the action of theoperating spring 28, thecap 19 towards thechecking plate 18. - The
cap 19 is so maintained on shoulder, by thetight ring 22 or by the first checking relief 19b on theflange 14. - In such a situation, the
safety device 1 appears prepared to enter into action in case, due to an accidental burst of themembrane 8, an immediate fall of pressure insideroom 9 should occur. - Further to such a fall of pressure is immediately got, due to the action of the
operating spring 28, the translation ofcap 19 towards the inside of themembrane 8, so that the cap may go to shoulder on thebearing element 12. - It is foreseen that the
operating spring 28 is structured in order to consent that the action of thecap 19 on the checking element 11a takes place as from when the fall of pressure occur, in a suitably short time in order that the primary suspensions 7, due to the immediate absence of the vertical forces transmitted by the weight of the case, cannot unload (lifting the chassis 5) reducing the vertical loads on thewheels 6 over a certain limit, to which would consist the derailment of thetruck 3. - The vertical force transmitted by the
spring 28 to thechassis 5, and so to thewheels 6, is such to avoid that the effects of the centrifugal forces, eventually applied on thetruck 3 during the execution of curves, provoke the derailment. - During the moments which follow the action of the
spring 28, the progressive lowering of the case due to gravity is obtained, so that the vertical forces due to the weight of this latter are transmitted again, through the checking element 11a, to thetruck 3. - At this point the checking element 11a and the
spring 28 elastically sustain thecase 4 in respect to thetruck 3, substituting themembrane 8 as regards the functions of secondary suspension. - The proposed purposes are achieved by the invention.
- In fact, the safety device in reference, thanks to the immediate intervention of the
cap 19 on action of thespring 28, is able to avoid any derailment risk of the railway waggon, when, further to the burst of the membrane or for any other reason, an immediate fall of pressure takes place at the inside of one (or more) of its own secondary suspensions.
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