EP1000641A1 - Gleitgerät mit ein Bindungsträgerplatte an einem Ski - Google Patents

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EP1000641A1
EP1000641A1 EP99121519A EP99121519A EP1000641A1 EP 1000641 A1 EP1000641 A1 EP 1000641A1 EP 99121519 A EP99121519 A EP 99121519A EP 99121519 A EP99121519 A EP 99121519A EP 1000641 A1 EP1000641 A1 EP 1000641A1
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Joel Arduin
Axel Phelipon
Christian Huyghe
Piere Szafranski
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
    • A63C9/00—Ski bindings
    • A63C9/003—Non-swivel sole plate fixed on the ski
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
    • A63C9/00—Ski bindings
    • A63C9/007—Systems preventing accumulation of forces on the binding when the ski is bending

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  • the invention relates to a sliding device for practicing Alpine skiing including a binding interface device and a ski which is particularly suitable for receiving such a device.
  • the invention also relates to skiing considered independently of the device.
  • the gliding apparatus and the ski are provided to receive a foot from the skier, therefore they are intended for be used in pairs.
  • Such a device produces a greater concentration pressure in the central area of the ski. Furthermore, as the two retaining elements are mounted on the same plate separate from the ski beam, the ski is freed from stresses generated by the retaining elements of the shoe.
  • This interface device gives satisfactory results, in fact, it allows the ski to follow a natural flexion, and, when cornering, the ski fits into its trajectory according to a regular curve, especially in the case of line skis very deep dimensions. But, at high speed, it produces a certain ski flutter because the plate is retained on the ski only over a short length. In addition, forward and backwards, the ski is released over a greater length than a traditional ski, precisely because of the binding mode of the plaque. As a result, the ski is more sensitive to vibrations generated by the terrain relief, and the plate acts as a insulation between the boot and the ski.
  • French patent application number 98/02868 proposes a solution to improve the conditions under which the shoe drives the ski, especially that gives a ride more fluid skiing in the alternation of large and small turns.
  • the request thus relates to an interface device provided with a plate with a front portion presenting a zone of mounting intended for a front retaining element, a portion rear with a mounting area provided for a rear restraint, an inextensible link between the two front and back portions. It is characterized by the fact that it has a fin for each portion and on each side lower set back from the end of the portion of plate, the fin being intended to be pressed against an edge side of the ski, and for each fin a swiveling element unique attachment of the fins to the ski.
  • a drawback to this type of device results from its attachment to the sides of the ski. Indeed, skiing has its own thickness distribution depending on the stiffness it is necessary to ensure. Insertion of swiveling elements of sufficient diameter has the effect of locally weakening the ski structure in areas where the thickness remains relatively small.
  • the invention provides a ski for skiing Alpine, skiing with a central area designed to receive shoe retainers.
  • Said ski is characterized by the fact that it presents in the central area two zones of increased thickness spaced longitudinally where the upper surface of the ski has a convex shape due to the fact of a progressive variation of its thickness consisting of a ripple where the thickness of the ski increases then decreases so progressive.
  • the invention also relates to a sliding device comprising a binding interface device connected to a ski, the device comprising: a front plate having a mounting zone provided for a front retaining element, a rear plate with a mounting zone provided for a rear retaining element, each plate extending along each edge of the ski by a lower fin, and for each fin a swivel element for fixing the fins to the ski.
  • the gliding device is characterized in that the ski includes, over at least a portion of its width, a local thickness increase in two spaced areas longitudinally fixing the interface device and corresponding to the fixing of the swiveling elements.
  • Figure 1 shows a side view of a mode of realization of the central part of the gliding equipment equipped of the device according to the invention.
  • Figure 2 shows an exploded view of the elements forming the front part of the machine of figure 1
  • Figure 3 is an exploded view of the elements forming the rear part of the machine of FIG. 1.
  • Figure 4 shows a detail of construction of the machine sliding.
  • Figure 5 is a sectional view along line V-V of the figure 1.
  • Figure 6 shows in perspective the central part of the ski of figure 1.
  • FIG. 7 is a schematic view of the profile of the ski seen from side according to a first possible embodiment of the invention.
  • Figure 8 is a view similar to Figure 7 according to a second possible mode of the invention.
  • Figure 9 shows in perspective the central portion of a ski according to a variant implementation of the invention.
  • Figure 10 is a simplified cross-sectional view similar to the section in FIG. 5 but according to another mode of production.
  • Figure 11 is a perspective view of a portion of skiing without a device in the mode of FIG. 10.
  • Figure 12 is a cross-sectional view similar to the section of FIG. 10 but according to yet another mode of production.
  • Figure 12a is a view similar to that of Figure 12 according to a variant.
  • Figure 13 is a perspective view of a portion of ski without device in the context of FIG. 12.
  • Figure 14 is a sectional view similar to that of the Figure 10 but in a variant.
  • Figures 15 and 16 relate to variants of realization of the ski of figure 1.
  • Figure 17 shows a side view of an assembly ski / bindings according to another particular mode of the invention.
  • Figure 1 shows the middle part of a ski 1 surmounted by an interface device 2 produced according to a first mode of implementing the invention.
  • the interface device 2 extends above the ski, according to the longitudinal direction defined by the ski.
  • the length of the device is provided to support the shoe and the two shoe retention elements on the ski.
  • the device 2 comprises a rigid front plate 4 which has on its upper surface a mounting surface 5 provided for a front retaining element 6.
  • This element is intended to retain the front toe of a shoe, it is of a known type and will not be described in detail.
  • the mounting area 5 has a form of slide in which the base 7 of the front retainer is guided.
  • the longitudinal position of the base is adjusted by a screw 7a.
  • Other ways to to adjust the longitudinal position of the front element can be used, for example a series of holes provided for mounting screw from the base to the plate 5.
  • Other modes of construction may also be suitable, for example the base could form a one-piece assembly with the plate.
  • the interface device also has a plate rigid rear 8, with a mounting area 9 provided for a rear retainer.
  • This element is also of a type known and will not be described in detail.
  • the two plates are made of any material suitable, for example plastic, whether or not charged with fibers.
  • the two plates 4 and 8 are joined by an inextensible bond 10.
  • the bond 10 opposes a relative distance of the plates, but it is neutral when the plates are brought together, i.e. that she offers no resistance.
  • the connection 10 is a metal blade in shape, the front part of which is integrally connected to the front plate for example by a screw.
  • the rear part of the blade has a fold 10a which is accommodated with play in a housing 11 located under the rear plate 8.
  • the connection 10 opposes the removal of the plates by leaning against the front wall of the housing 11. If the plates, the fold 10a moves freely in the housing 11.
  • Another housing 12, and other housing can be designed to adapt the spacing of the plates to the length of shoe, other connections may also be suitable, for example example a flexible tape, or a cable. We might also not have a connection between the plates.
  • the two plates are kept raised above the ski.
  • the front and rear plates rest each on an elastic cushion, respectively 14 and 15. It these are for example plates of elastomeric material. They are preferably located in the area of the support plates of the retaining elements, i.e. on the back and on the front front and rear plates respectively. In addition to elevation of the plates, they create a filter effect between turntables and skiing.
  • the plates are each supported by side fins which are intended to descend along the ski chants.
  • the fins are set back from the at the ends of the front and rear plates, i.e. in a longitudinal direction, their overall dimensions is less than the size of each of the plates. Of this way the fins focus on the middle part of the central area of the ski the stresses which pass between the interface device and the ski.
  • the front plate 4 is supported by two lateral fins 17 and 18, likewise the rear plate 9 is supported by fins 19 and 20. From preferably, in a longitudinal direction, the fins are located at the height of the front and rear support plates shoe retaining elements, that is to say in the rear and front areas, respectively front and rear frames back.
  • the fins are the elements attached lower supports 21, 22, 23, 24 which are fixed jointly two by two to the front and rear plates 4 and 8.
  • the supports are made of any suitable material, in particular in metal, aluminum alloy or other, or in material plastic with or without fibers. Any suitable means suitable for securing the supports to the plates, for example as shown in Figures 2 and 3, the supports have legs that engage below and above plates, with holes provided for screws fixation. Other means of securing between supports and the turntables may also be suitable, for example, supports could be assembled by gluing or welding to turntables.
  • the fins extend towards the rear part of the front plate and on the part front of the rear stage, so as to center the area of connection between the interface device and the ski, and leave both ends of the interface device raised and without rigid support link with the ski.
  • FIG. 5 shows in section the assembly of the supports back to skiing.
  • Skiing is known between the two lower edges 32 and 33 a gliding sole 34 surmounted a lower reinforcement layer 35.
  • the ski On the top, the ski has an outer shell 36 which descends laterally up to the edges, and an upper reinforcement 37 located under the hull and also descending to the edges.
  • the ski structure Between the lower and upper reinforcement layers 35 and 37, the ski structure has a core 38, which is of any type appropriate. Other ski structures may also be suitable. In particular, there could be several layers of reinforcement lower and / or higher.
  • the fins are designed to descend along the edges side of the ski.
  • the ski presents towards the middle of its central part recesses 26, 27, 28, 29, provided for each of the fins.
  • the recesses are planned to receive the fins 17, 18, 19, 20.
  • the recesses create a ledge just above the edge. Only the edges 30, 31 are visible in the figures. Preferably, the fins do not do not lean against this ledge and stop a little at above to avoid direct contact with the edges.
  • the fins are designed to be pressed against the side walls of the ski formed by the bottom of the recesses. This type of construction avoids protruding parts on the ski edges, which would degrade the sliding on the singing and cornering behavior of the ski.
  • the fins and these walls are substantially vertical, that is to say perpendicular to the sliding surface of the ski. This is not limiting, and these surfaces can be very slightly inclined convergently towards the top of the ski, in order to have a conical fitting effect in the connection between the fins and the ski walls.
  • the fins are connected to the structure ski by swivel fasteners. That is to say that instead of an integral connection of the device interface or ski supports, the connection between the interface device and skiing is done here by means swiveling which connects each fin to the structure of the ski.
  • This swiveling means allows relative rotation between the ski and supports around the transverse link axis that it defines. Filter cushions do not prevent this relative rotation, on the contrary, they contribute to the freedom of skiing.
  • the dropouts 26, 27, 28 and 29 and their ledge are also provided to allow this movement.
  • Figure 5 shows the two lateral recesses 28 and 29 in which the fins of the two rear supports are housed 19 and 20, it also shows the filter pad 15, and the rear plate 8.
  • a through insert 41 passes through the structure of the ski part by part, it leads to each ski song at the level of lateral faces of the recesses 28 and 29. In this way, the insert crosses the two lateral edges of the layer of upper reinforcement 37 forming an inverted U.
  • the through insert 41 is internally smooth.
  • a second through insert 40 of the same type as the insert 41 also crosses the ski at the front supports.
  • the inserts are of any suitable material, for example alloy aluminum, steel or plastic.
  • the ski is first pierced with two holes 42, 43, then the through inserts 40, 41 are reported in these holes 42, 43. These inserts can also be placed in the mold when the ski is made.
  • the fins each have an orifice 44, 45, 46, 47.
  • the swiveling means which connects each of the plates to the ski is formed by a screw 48b, 49b screwed into a screw socket 48a, 49a, i.e. a screw with a socket internally threaded, assemblies 48a, 48b and 49a, 49b passing through the fins of the supports and being engaged in the inserts 40, 41.
  • the orifices 44 to 47 are countersunk to their opening, and the screws 48a, 48b, 49a, 49b have a head milled.
  • the vertical position of the orifices 44 to 47 is by elsewhere provided so that the axis of the orifices is slightly raised relative to the axis of the inserts when the device interface and the supports are simply placed on the ski with the intermediate cushions.
  • the countersunk heads of the screws 48a, 48b, 49a, 49b force the supports to descend, which induces a slight compression preload and pinching of cushions 14 and 15. This promotes a good bond between the retaining elements and the ski for the transmission of support lateral. Any other appropriate means to establish this pinch also suitable.
  • prestressing is preferred, but not essential.
  • Each insert with its two fixing screws defines an axis connecting the interface device to the ski.
  • the screws are swiveling assembly elements insofar as they allow relative rotation of fins and ski around of the connecting axis.
  • the ski as shown has smooth inserts. We could also use a threaded insert at each of its ends, or self-tapping screws, by drilling the ski to a diameter smaller than the diameter of the screw, as for a traditional mounting of a retaining element in a ski.
  • the ski is adapted to receive these swiveling elements without its structure suffering.
  • skiing includes a local and progressive variation in thickness in an area before 100 of the ski corresponding to the fixing of the means swiveling of the front plate 4 and a local variation and progressive thickness in a corresponding rear area 101 fixing the swiveling means of the rear plate 8.
  • the increase in thickness concerns a portion forming a whole the width of the ski. Between the two local augmentation zones thick there is an intermediate zone 102 where the ski has substantially the same thickness as beyond the zones 100 and 101.
  • the upper surface of the ski in the binding areas 100, 101 locally has a substantially convex shape extending in the longitudinal direction of the ski which corresponds to a gradual variation in thickness.
  • the thickness of the ski gradually increases to a peak, then gradually decreases towards zone 102.
  • zone 102 the thickness of the ski is substantially constant, and it is close to the thickness of the ski upstream and downstream of the zones 100 and 101.
  • zone 101 the thickness of the ski increases and decreases in the same way as in zone 100.
  • the thickness of the skiing at the top of zone 100 may be different from that at top of area 101. If so, it is preferably higher than the top of zone 101.
  • the thickness of the ski in the zone 102 can present a progressive thickness variation consisting of a ripple where the thickness of the ski gradually decreases below the nominal thickness upstream and downstream of zones 100 and 101, then gradually increases. In this case, the ski would be softened between the two zones 100 and 101.
  • This form has the advantage of favoring the spreading of support of the device towards the ski.
  • zones 100 and 101 extending longitudinally over a distance of 100 to 150 millimeters, and having an additional thickness of 4 to 6 millimeters at their top.
  • the swiveling elements are located at the above the neutral fiber and resting under the upper element reinforcement 37 of the ski.
  • the position of the swiveling elements can be controlled by depending on the degree of elevation of the interface device by compared to skiing. Especially for small ski sizes where the thicknesses are less, it is better to choose a anchor of the swiveling elements farther up neutral fiber so as to avoid a mounting problem of the interface device.
  • the interface device is raised in relation to the ski, it does not have an integral connection with the upper surface of the ski, and it is connected to the ski in areas of increased thickness along two transverse connecting axes which cross the structure of the ski towards its neutral fiber.
  • the connecting axes are located at the ailerons, that is to say at the height of the cushions 14 and 15, and retaining element support plates. Skiing is like this released over a greater length. He is also freed from resumption of bindings when the ski is in flexion.
  • the connecting axes are located below the surface upper of the ski, they are brought closer to the neutral fiber, and, because of this, the relative movements between the ailerons and the ski are of low amplitude.
  • the minimum value Ho of the intermediate zone is substantially equal to the values h 1 , h 2 externally bordering the convex binding zones 100, 101.
  • the ski thus locally becomes more resistant to deflection in the zones 100 and 101.
  • the reduction in thickness in the intermediate zone 102 reaches a minimum value Ho less than the thickness values h 1 , h 2 externally bordering the convex fixing zones 100, 101, which moreover reach maximum values H 1 , H 2 in their middle part.
  • the difference in thickness between Ho and H 1 , H 2 is defined by the dimension ⁇ e.
  • the flexing properties of the ski are favored in the middle of the ski, between the two supports of the boot.
  • FIG. 9 shows a ski according to the invention which comprises independent elements 70, 71 attached to the body of the ski and fixed by suitable means such as by gluing, vibration welding, screwing, etc. These elements form with the ski body, the thickness increase zones 100, 101.
  • the swiveling elements 40, 41 preferably pass through these elements 70, 71.
  • the elements can also be part integral to the ski structure while constituting inserts positioned under one or more layers surface or reinforcement of the ski.
  • FIGS. 10 and 11 show that the convex binding zones can extend over a portion of width L 1 only from the width L of the ski so as to limit the lateral space requirement of the device, in particular fins on the side of the ski.
  • each longitudinally spaced single central portion 150, 151 is bordered by lowered ski portions.
  • Figures 12 and 13 show conversely, portions front laterally separated 150a, 150b; and rear 151a, 151b; each of them receiving a swivel element for carry out the attachment of the device.
  • the fins of the plate are pressed against the internal faces of the lateral portions 151a, 151b.
  • Figure 14 shows an embodiment in which an independent element 72 is inserted in a housing central 54 of complementary shape to the ski body.
  • the element 72 can be secured to the body by any appropriate means such as by gluing, vibration welding, screwing, etc.
  • FIG. 15 shows an alternative embodiment of the ski of FIG. 1.
  • the ski present in the intermediate zone 101 a reinforcement 80.
  • This reinforcement has here a form of cross whose branches come to die at their end in the bumps of zones 100 and 101. It is by example formed by reinforcing strips of fibers embedded in resin, aluminum strips or whatever that are located on the upper reinforcement and which are made integral with this upper reinforcement.
  • This reinforcement attenuates the local decrease in stiffness in bending and torsion that the ski presents between the zones 100 and 101 of increased thickness. In these zones 100 and 101, precisely because of the increase in thickness, the stiffness in bending and torsion of the ski is increased locally. Reinforcement 80 avoids a reduction in stiffness skiing between these two areas.
  • the ski has the same reinforcement 80 in "X" between zones 100 and 101.
  • the ski has two reinforcements 81 and 82 which in the illustrated embodiment have a shape in Y. These reinforcements are of the same nature as reinforcement 82. They allow to reinforce the stiffness of the ski in bending and torsion upstream and downstream of zones 100 and 101, and therefore to spread the local stiffness curve of the ski upstream and downstream ski. As mentioned earlier, the stiffness of the ski is increased in zones 100 and 101. Reinforcements 80, 81, 82 ensure a gradual variation of the local stiffness of the ski.
  • the invention also relates to skiing taken independently of the device to the extent that such a ski which certainly is particularly suitable for receiving the device, can however be used with other devices or with traditional fasteners by providing certain benefits compared to traditional skis.
  • a ski has a low loss of camber during cooling after the molding operation, due to this particular geometry.
  • the ski is overcome an interface device comprising a front plate 5a for receiving a front fixing element, and a rear plate 5b for receiving a fixing element back.
  • the plates 5a, 5b are independent one of the other in the sense that they are not attached by a inextensible element.
  • the ski includes under the arrangement of each turntable a local increase in the height of its upper surface, in two zones 100, 101 spaced apart longitudinally; the plates comprising a bottom surface shape 60a, 60b adapted and complementary to the shape of the upper surface 53 skiing in said areas considered.
  • the plates 5a, 5b have the essential role of allow adaptation of fastening elements to places extra thicknesses 100, 101.
  • the plates are attached and fixed to the ski, preferably by inserting screws through from the plates to the reinforcement structure of the ski.
  • the plates provide stable support on the ski for the elements shoe attachment.
  • the upper surface 53 of the ski locally has a substantially convex shape extending, in the longitudinal direction of the ski, and corresponding to a progressive variation in height. This in the same way gives a better spread of the skier's support on the ski in the two zones anchoring plates; this compared to an assembly traditional fasteners on a geometry ski traditional.
  • the plates 5a, 5b can also be connected by an inextensible connecting means or be made up of a single piece.
  • the term “Thickness” of the ski generally has the meaning, the distance between the bottom surface of the ski and the upper surface of the ski, at a given longitudinal position, excluding interface device. This distance is however measured by including items reported in or on the body basic skiing; these serving to locally increase the distance in the context of the invention.
  • the term “height” is used in reference to the upper surface of the ski by compared to the sliding surface.
  • width of the ski means the distance between ski edges measured according to the surface plane superior of skiing.
  • the invention applies to any type of ski including skis with wasp waist dimensions, wide skis, and short skis whose length is included between 0.50 and 1.50 meters.
  • the axes of link are exactly transverse, that is to say perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the ski.
  • This angular offset would be reported but inversely on the other ski. It could create an effect of elastic return of the front and rear parts of the ski during bending of the ski, and promoting lateral deformation of the ski in edge grips. In this way we could favor the curvature of the ski in a bend by concentrating the support more on one side than the other of the ski.
  • the space between the interface device and the ski could be filled especially around the middle of the interface device, by a local excess thickness of the ski.

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