EP1901883A1 - Pneumatic assembly for an installation that is used for the blast cleaning of foundry cores - Google Patents
Pneumatic assembly for an installation that is used for the blast cleaning of foundry coresInfo
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- EP1901883A1 EP1901883A1 EP06778806A EP06778806A EP1901883A1 EP 1901883 A1 EP1901883 A1 EP 1901883A1 EP 06778806 A EP06778806 A EP 06778806A EP 06778806 A EP06778806 A EP 06778806A EP 1901883 A1 EP1901883 A1 EP 1901883A1
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a pneumatic assembly for grit removal of foundry cores, and more particularly to such an assembly comprising: a barrel comprising means for supplying compressed air and means for exhausting air; - An approach cylinder slidably mounted in the drum under the action of compressed air, between a retracted position and a working position where a rivet mounted at the free end of the approach cylinder is in contact with a workpiece working; and striking means for printing, under the action of compressed air, repeated shocks on the end of the rivet opposite its end of contact with the workpiece.
- the drum is attached to a support vis-à-vis a workpiece to be de-sanded, itself attached to the support.
- the approach cylinder is in the retracted position with the rivet knife away from the workpiece.
- the supply of compressed air is then fed so that the approach cylinder is advanced from its retracted position to its working position.
- the stroke of the cylinder is longer or shorter depending on the original distance between the free end of the rivet and the workpiece.
- this pneumatic assembly has the disadvantage that it can be put into operation even in the case where, inadvertently, no rivet has been mounted on the approach cylinder. Such operation is obviously abnormal and can even be dangerous in case of ejection of the striking means. It is also desirable to be able to control the degree of wear and the sealing of the striking means, which the known tire assembly is not capable of.
- DE 8900887 (Froelich), which describes a pneumatic assembly for the grinding of foundry cores. In this pneumatic assembly, approach and striking are dissociated. In particular, DE 8900887 does not teach a sliding approach cylinder in a cylinder. On the contrary, it teaches a pneumatic assembly comprising a body mounted on a jack. This causes in particular a significant movement of the pneumatic assembly in operation, since the body is moving by the cylinder during operation.
- the present invention aims to overcome these disadvantages.
- the subject of the invention is a pneumatic assembly for a grinding installation of foundry cores, comprising: a barrel comprising means for supplying compressed air and means for exhausting air; - An approach cylinder slidably mounted in the drum under the action of compressed air, between a retracted position and a working position where a rivet mounted at the free end of the approach cylinder is in contact with a workpiece working; and typing means for printing, under the action of compressed air, repeated shocks on the end of the rivet opposite its end of contact with the workpiece; this assembly further comprising: - detection means for detecting the presence or absence of a compressed air supply pressure greater than a predetermined threshold when the approach cylinder is in its retracted position and that a rivet is mounted on the approach cylinder; and - inhibiting means for inhibiting said air supply means when the supply pressure is not, respectively is detected.
- the supply pressure is not detected and the air inlet means are inhibited so that the approach cylinder and the striking means are not activated.
- the supply pressure is not detected when the rivet is not mounted on the approach cylinder, in which case the inhibition of the air inlet means occurs in the absence of detection.
- the rivet has a substantially cylindrical mounting tail adapted to engage in a bore formed at said free end of the approach cylinder; said detection means comprise a bore in the wall of the approach cylinder, arranged in such a way that it opens into the bore at a location closed by said mounting tail if a rivet is present, and further comprises a pipe for feeding said compressed air bore and a pressure switch connected to said pipe.
- a guide and retainer flange may be mounted at the free end of the barrel to guide the sliding of the approach roll; said bore in the wall of the approach cylinder can be connected to said pipe via a bore in the wall of the guide and retainer flange in relation to the bore in the wall of the cylinder of approach when the approach cylinder is in the retracted position.
- the compressed air whose feed pressure is detected by the detection means is a non-lubricated air.
- blowing means are provided to create an air curtain around the approach cylinder at the location where it enters the bore of the guide and retaining flange.
- the devices of the prior art had the disadvantage that sand from the parts being sanded had a tendency to enter the apparatus between the guide and retaining flange and the approach cylinder. This sand disrupted the operation of the tire assembly, and caused premature wear. It also caused an increase in the frequency of maintenance operations.
- the blowing means may comprise an annular groove formed in the surface of the bore of the guide and retaining flange, separated from the free end of the bore by an annular lip arranged to allow leakage of air between the edge of the lip and the approach cylinder, and further comprise means for supplying compressed air into said groove.
- the compressed air whose feed pressure is detected by the detection means is from the same source as the blowing air.
- the non-lubricated air inlets are thus grouped at the level of the guide and retaining flange.
- the invention also relates to a grit blast installation, comprising a pneumatic assembly as described above.
- FIG. 1 is an external perspective view of a grit hammer according to the invention ;
- Figure 2 is an elevational view along the arrow II of Figure 1;
- Figure 3 is an exploded perspective view of the grit hammer of Figure 1;
- Figure 4 is an enlarged view of detail IV of Figure 3;
- FIG. 5 is a view on a larger scale of the detail V of FIG.
- Figure 6 is a simplified axial sectional view, particularly with respect to the section planes, of the grit hammer of Figure 1 with the approach cylinder in the retracted position;
- Figure 7 is a partial view similar to Figure 6 with the approach cylinder in the working position;
- Figure 8 is an enlarged view of detail VII I of Figure 7;
- - Figure 9 is a sectional view along the line IX-IX of Figure 2;
- Figure 10 is a sectional view along the line XX of Figure 2;
- Figure 11 is an enlarged view of the detail X1 of Figure 10;
- Figure 12 is an enlarged view of the detail XI I of Figure 9;
- Figure 13 is an enlarged view of the detail XII I of Figure 9;
- Fig. 14 is an enlarged view of detail XIV of Fig. 10;
- Fig. 15 is an enlarged view of detail XV of Fig. 9;
- Figure 16 is a sectional view along the line XVI-XVI of Figure 2, with the approach cylinder in the retracted position;
- Figure 17 is a view similar to Figure 16, with the approach cylinder in the working position;
- Figure 18 is a view similar to Figure 16, with the approach cylinder in over-stroke position;
- Fig. 19 is an enlarged view of detail XIX of Fig. 17;
- FIG. 17 is a sectional view along the line XVI-XVI of Figure 2
- Figure 17 is a view similar to Figure 16, with the approach cylinder in the working position;
- Figure 18 is
- FIG. 20 is a view on a larger scale of detail XX of FIG. 16;
- Figure 21 is a pneumatic diagram of the grit hammer of Figure 1; and
- Figures 22a, 22b and 22c are diagrams illustrating the operation of the grit hammer of the preceding figures.
- the grit hammer shown in the figures comprises firstly a barrel 1 provided with fastening means 2 for mounting the hammer in a grit removal facility.
- An approach cylinder 3 is slidably mounted in a bore 4 of the barrel 1 from which it protrudes, and supports at its free outer end to the barrel a rivet 5.
- the end of the barrel opposite the exit of the approach cylinder is closed.
- the term "front” of the hammer will be designated hereinafter the direction of the free end of the approach cylinder and the rivet 5, and "backward" in the opposite direction, namely that of the closed end of the barrel 1.
- the approach roll 3 slides in the drum 1 from a retracted position (FIGS. 6, 9 and 16) to a working position (FIGS. 10 and 17) in which the free end of the rivet is in abutment with a workpiece. desilt. It will be seen hereinafter that, if nothing limits the stroke of the approach cylinder, it comes into over-stroke position ( Figures 7 and 18).
- a first zone is formed by a median bead 6 carrying a seal 7 at the front with the bore 4, behind which is formed an annular groove arranged to receive a guide segment.
- a second zone is formed by a hammer head 9 screwed to the rear of the approach cylinder 3, and whose outer surface carries a seal 10 behind a guide segment 11.
- a guide and retaining flange 12 is mounted on the barrel by means of screws 13.
- the flange 12 receives in a suitable annular groove a seal 14 with the approach cylinder 3, and maintains against a shoulder of the bore 4 a resilient stop before 15.
- the stop 15 is provided to come into contact with a shoulder 16 before the bead 6 when the approach cylinder 3 is in over-stroke position ( Figure 8).
- the O-rings 7, 10 and 14 delimit two chambers between the outer surface of the approach roll 3 and the surface of the bore 4, respectively a rear chamber 17 between the seals 7 and 10 and a front chamber 18 between the Seals 7 and 14.
- Another chamber 19 is formed at the rear of the approach cylinder 3, between the seal 10 and the bottom of the barrel 1. It will be seen below that when the chambers 17 and 19 communicate, they form a first compression chamber, while the chamber 18 forms a second compression chamber.
- the barrel 1 is provided at its closed end with a port 20 for admission of compressed air, capable of connecting the chamber 1 9 to a source of compressed air via a connector 21.
- the source of compressed air is also capable of being connected to the chamber 18 via a fitting 22 mounted on an orifice 23 formed in the wall of the barrel 1 immediately behind the elastic abutment 15.
- the Chamber 17 can be vented through a fitting 24 mounted on an orifice 25 formed in the wall of the barrel 1 immediately behind the bead 6 when the approach cylinder 3 is in its position. retracted position and forward of the seal 10 when the approach cylinder 3 is in its over-stroke position.
- the wall of the barrel 1 is pierced by a hole 26 which is behind the seal 7 when the approach cylinder 3 is in over-stroke position abutting the elastic abutment 15.
- the hole 26 thus opens into the chamber 17 when the approach cylinder 3 is in this position.
- a connector 27 is mounted on the hole 26 to connect the hole 26 to a pressure switch.
- the bore 28 of the guide and retainer flange 12 is provided with two annular grooves in front of the mounting groove of the seal 14 (Fig. 8).
- the front groove forms an annular chamber 29 connected by a bore 30 in the wall of the flange 12 to a coupling 31 which can be connected to a source of high pressure air.
- the annular chamber 29 is separated from the front face 32 of the flange 12 by an annular lip 33 forming a clearance with the outer surface of the approach cylinder 3, this clearance determining an annular orifice of blowing around the cylinder 3.
- a wiper seal 34 is disposed in the annular chamber 29 ( Figure 15).
- the rear groove forms an annular chamber 35 connected by a bore 36 (FIGS. 6 and 15) in the wall of the flange 12 to a coupling
- a bore 38 is furthermore formed in the wall of the approach cylinder 3 so as to open on the one hand into the bore 39 of the approach cylinder, and on the other hand into the annular chamber 35 when the cylinder of approach is in its retracted position.
- the longitudinal location of the bore 39 of the approach cylinder 3 where the piercing 38 opens is normally occupied by the tail 40 of the rivet 5 when the rivet is mounted on the hammer.
- the tail 40 of the rivet has an annular flange 41.
- a flange mounting bracket 42 is made in two parts separated by an axial plane and held together by a retaining spring 43 engaged in a groove outer 44 of the flange 42.
- the flange 42 is held axially on the approach cylinder 3 by means of an insert 45 also in two parts separated by an axial plane.
- the insert 45 is partially engaged radially in two opposite annular grooves 46 and 47 respectively formed on the outer surface of the approach cylinder and on the inner surface of the flange 12.
- the annular flange 41 is clamped between the front end face of the approach cylinder 3 and a washer forming a snap damper retained by an annular flange 49 of the flange 12.
- a piston 50 is also slidably mounted in the bore 39 of the approach cylinder 3.
- This piston 50 comprises a rear portion 51 of diameter corresponding to that of the bore 4 and a front portion 52 of smaller diameter.
- the front portion 51 of the piston defines with the bore 39 of the approach cylinder 3 an annular volume 53.
- the valve 54 has a generally cylindrical outer casing in which two annular grooves 56 and 57 respectively are formed respectively.
- the outer casing therefore forms three ranges: a trailing pad 58, a median pad 59 between the two grooves, and a front pad 60.
- the valve 54 comprises a generally conical axial separation web 61, having at its apex a seat 62 substantially in the rear end plane of the valve, for a calibrated orifice which will be described hereinafter.
- Valve box 55 is a generally cylindrical annular member whose outer surface 63 is substantially cylindrical.
- the surface 64 of the bore of the valve box 55 comprises a set of annular milling forming grooves in circular arcs. From the rear towards the front, these milling forms the grooves 65, 66 and 67 cooperating with the grooves 56 and 57 of the valve 54. Another groove 68 cooperates with the groove 56, holes 69 passing through the wall of the box with a valve 55 opening at the bottom of the groove 68. Finally, another groove 70 is formed foremost in the surface of the bore 64. /
- the front face 71 of the valve box 55 has a cavity 72 ( Figures 8 and 12) communicating with holes 73 which open into the grooves 65 and 66 for the return of the cylinder.
- valve 54 is retained in the bore 64 of the valve box 55 forwards by the rear face 90 of the approach cylinder 3 and rearwardly by a valve box cover 91.
- the cover 91 has an axial bore 92 whose front end forms a calibrated orifice 93 which has been discussed above. This orifice 93 is able to bear on the seat 62 by sliding the valve 54 in the bore 64 and thus be closed.
- a set of peripheral holes 94 also generally pass axially through the cover 91, however, moving away from the rear towards the front.
- the bores 94 communicate with axial bores formed in the valve box 55, these axial bores opening into the groove 70.
- the rear part of the hammer head 9 comprises a plastic plug 100 forming a damper. Holes 101 allow the admission of the high pressure into the apparatus.
- the wall of the hammer head 9 has holes 1 10 opening into grooves January 1 ( Figure 8) for connection to the exhaust.
- Bores 120 distributed circumferentially and converging forwardly through the wall of the approach cylinder 3 to the bore 39, from the rear shoulder 121 of the bead 6 where they thus open into the chamber 17.
- a radial bore 122 through which the function will be explained below, is also formed in the wall of the approach cylinder 3, opening into the annular space 53 when the approach cylinder 3 is in its retracted position.
- a ring 123 engaged in a ring groove formed in the bore 39 guides the front portion 52 of the piston 50 while in this position.
- a blind hole 124 opens into the bore 39 in the extension of the bore 122, which is plugged by a plug 125.
- the bore 124 communicates with radial bores in the wall of the approach cylinder 3 for feeding and venting.
- the grit hammer is shown with its connections 21, 22, 24, 27, 31 and 37 described above. Pipes are connected to these connections and out of a grit chamber 200 in which is mounted the hammer, to connect it to pneumatic or electropneumatic equipment which will be described below, but which are all located outside the cabin 200. This equipment is therefore not subject to aggressive conditions in the cabin. It is also easy to maintain them.
- Compressed air is fed through a pipe 201 of a compressor not shown to a filter 202 and then to a pressure regulator 203. From there, a portion of the compressed air is fed through a pipe 204 to a lubricator 205, while the other part is used non-lubricated as will be described below.
- Lubricated compressed air is fed through line 206 to a two-way electropneumatic distributor 207.
- One channel 208 is connected to the connector 21 and the other channel 209 is connected to the connector
- the non-lubricated compressed air is supplied on the one hand by a pipe 210 to a blowing valve 21 1 and from there to the fitting 31. It is, on the other hand, led via a pipe 212 to a valve 213 and from there to the connection 37 via a conduit 214.
- a pressure switch 215 is connected on the pipe 214 for the presence detection of the rivet 5 on the approach cylinder 3.
- the connector 27 is connected via a line 216 to a pressure switch 217 for the over-travel detection of the approach cylinder 3.
- connection 24 is connected by a pipe 218 to a valve 219 and from there to a venting pipe 220.
- the pneumatic or electropneumatic equipment that has just been described is electrically connected by lines not shown to a programmable controller 225 which controls the equipment so as to ensure the programmed operation of the grit hammer.
- the sandblasting hammer which has just been described operates in the following manner.
- the cycle is interrupted and an alarm is generated.
- the cycle can also be interrupted if the detected pressure is below a certain threshold, which indicates an abnormal level of leakage.
- the bore 38 is plugged so that the pressure switch 215 detects a pressure.
- the valve 213 is then closed and the cycle continues. Firstly, the valve 219 is closed, which has the effect of blocking the escape of the chamber 17. This blocking has the effect of inhibiting the drive of the piston 50 until the valve 219 is subsequently opened .
- the distributor 207 is then controlled so as to bring the lubricated compressed air to the connection 21 and thence to the chamber 19 and then to the chamber 17.
- the approach cylinder 3 advances under the effect of the compressed air until it comes into abutment, either against a workpiece via the rivet 5, or by contacting its shoulder 16 with the abutment 15.
- the next step is to detect if a workpiece is absent, that is to say, if the approach cylinder 3 comes into over travel abutting against the stopper 15. In this case, the seal 7 exceeds the hole 26 which has the effect of putting the pressure switch 217 in communication with the high pressure of the chamber 17 via the connector 27 and the pipe 216. When this high pressure is detected, the cycle is interrupted, the supply of compressed air is cut by the distributor 207 and an alarm is generated.
- the blowing valve 21 1 is open to blow a curtain of air around the approach cylinder 3, and the valve 219 setting The free air of the chamber 17 is opened so as to start the striking of the rivet by the piston 50.
- the typing step is broken down into three-phase cycles illustrated respectively in Figures 22a, 22b and 22c.
- the piston 50 is in the advance phase.
- the high pressure is exerted on the rear face 230 of the piston via the groove 70.
- the groove 66 is exhausted through the annular groove 56 and the holes 69.
- the valve 54 is held in position. rear position by the high pressure in the groove 70, with the calibrated orifice 93 resting on the seat 62.
- the front face 231 of the piston 50 exceeds the bores 120 of the exhaust (via the chamber 17)
- the air at the front of the piston is driven by the groove 66, the groove 56 and the holes 69.
- rear 230 of the piston exceeds the holes 120, there is a depression at these holes.
- Valve 54 which experiences high pressure through port 93 tends to move downward.
- valve 54 has been brought to the advanced position by the high pressure.
- the piston 50 hits the rivet 5 and bounces.
- Groove 65 is under pressure and valve 54 is pressed forward.
- the distributor interrupts the compressed air supply of the coupling 21 to supply the connection 22 via the pipe 209.
- the striking stops and the chamber 18 is fed, which has the effect of pushing the approach cylinder 3 back while the air in the chambers 17 and 19 escapes via the connector 24 and the valve 219.
- the cycle is complete when the approach roll 3 has returned to its retracted position and the blow valve 21 1 is closed.
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