EP3625153A2 - Plattenförderer und transportaufsatz für einen sochen plattenförderer - Google Patents
Plattenförderer und transportaufsatz für einen sochen plattenfördererInfo
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- EP3625153A2 EP3625153A2 EP18720568.7A EP18720568A EP3625153A2 EP 3625153 A2 EP3625153 A2 EP 3625153A2 EP 18720568 A EP18720568 A EP 18720568A EP 3625153 A2 EP3625153 A2 EP 3625153A2
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65G—TRANSPORT OR STORAGE DEVICES, e.g. CONVEYORS FOR LOADING OR TIPPING, SHOP CONVEYOR SYSTEMS OR PNEUMATIC TUBE CONVEYORS
- B65G21/00—Supporting or protective framework or housings for endless load-carriers or traction elements of belt or chain conveyors
- B65G21/16—Supporting or protective framework or housings for endless load-carriers or traction elements of belt or chain conveyors for conveyors having endless load-carriers movable in curved paths
- B65G21/18—Supporting or protective framework or housings for endless load-carriers or traction elements of belt or chain conveyors for conveyors having endless load-carriers movable in curved paths in three-dimensionally curved paths
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65G—TRANSPORT OR STORAGE DEVICES, e.g. CONVEYORS FOR LOADING OR TIPPING, SHOP CONVEYOR SYSTEMS OR PNEUMATIC TUBE CONVEYORS
- B65G17/00—Conveyors having an endless traction element, e.g. a chain, transmitting movement to a continuous or substantially-continuous load-carrying surface or to a series of individual load-carriers; Endless-chain conveyors in which the chains form the load-carrying surface
- B65G17/06—Conveyors having an endless traction element, e.g. a chain, transmitting movement to a continuous or substantially-continuous load-carrying surface or to a series of individual load-carriers; Endless-chain conveyors in which the chains form the load-carrying surface having a load-carrying surface formed by a series of interconnected, e.g. longitudinal, links, plates, or platforms
- B65G17/065—Conveyors having an endless traction element, e.g. a chain, transmitting movement to a continuous or substantially-continuous load-carrying surface or to a series of individual load-carriers; Endless-chain conveyors in which the chains form the load-carrying surface having a load-carrying surface formed by a series of interconnected, e.g. longitudinal, links, plates, or platforms the load carrying surface being formed by plates or platforms attached to a single traction element
- B65G17/066—Conveyors having an endless traction element, e.g. a chain, transmitting movement to a continuous or substantially-continuous load-carrying surface or to a series of individual load-carriers; Endless-chain conveyors in which the chains form the load-carrying surface having a load-carrying surface formed by a series of interconnected, e.g. longitudinal, links, plates, or platforms the load carrying surface being formed by plates or platforms attached to a single traction element specially adapted to follow a curved path
Definitions
- Transport attachment Transport attachment, traction means, plate conveyor and method
- the invention relates to a transport attachment, a traction means, a plate conveyor and a method for conveying conveyed along a plate conveyor.
- Plate conveyors are used to transport goods on a
- Transport surface which is provided by a plurality of
- Transport plates can be driven by means of cables and / or by means of at least one chain.
- driven traction means such as steel cables and / or conveyor chains arise in particular in the cornering problems with the power dissipation of the forces occurring here.
- One of the forces occurring here is a constricting force that can be described by means of the Euler-Eytelwein formula. Compared to this constricting force, the driven conveyor chain and / or the
- Abstützrad is arranged, whose axis of rotation is substantially vertical
- Curve center of the curve can roll out.
- the invention is therefore based on the object, a simplified
- One aspect relates to a transport attachment for a one of a plate conveyor for conveying conveyed with a transport plate for conveying the conveyed on a transport surface of the transport plate.
- the transport attachment has a connecting device with a fastening means for fastening the
- the transport attachment has at least one lateral support surface for laterally supporting the transport attachment in a curve of
- the transport attachment is designed and provided as part of the
- Plate conveyor to be attached to the driven traction means of the plate conveyor.
- the transport attachment may e.g. be placed as an attachment and / or carriage on the driven traction means of the plate conveyor.
- the driven traction means is preferably as a driven conveyor chain
- traction means instead of the conveyor chain, another traction means may also be used, e.g. a steel cable, a rubber block chain, etc.
- the transport attachment can be fastened particularly securely on a conveyor chain, in particular at least in a form-fitting manner.
- the traction device is along a
- the conveying direction can have both horizontally rectilinear and / or curved conveying sections, as well as (positive and / or negative) pitch sections out of the horizontal. Furthermore, the conveying direction can also have combinations thereof, that is to say rectilinear and / or curved gradient sections.
- the transport attachment may be attached to the driven traction means such that the transport plate is at least partially disposed above and / or above the driven traction means substantially such that the transport surface faces upward in a substantially vertical direction.
- the transport surface may be arranged in a substantially horizontal plane. This means that a normal on the
- Transport surface can be aligned substantially vertically. When conveyed along a slope, slight deviations from the horizontal or vertical may occur, e.g. in the single-digit or two-digit degree range less than about 45 °, in particular less than about 25 °.
- the transport surface should always be oriented such that the normal points essentially vertically upwards onto the transport surface.
- a plurality of identical transport attachments can be arranged on the driven traction means of the plate conveyor. This majority of
- Transport essays can be arranged one behind the other on the driven traction means, in particular be placed on this.
- the transport surfaces of the transport essays are arranged so that together they form a substantially continuous, movable conveyor surface on which the conveyed goods can be conveyed along the plate conveyor.
- the transport plate may be lath-shaped and / or in
- the connecting device of the transport attachment to the driven traction means is fastened bar.
- the connecting device can be arranged in particular on and / or under the transport plate.
- the connecting device may be arranged substantially centrally below the transport plate.
- the connecting device and the transport plate are components of the
- the transport attachment may have additional components, which will be discussed below with reference to the embodiments.
- the connecting device has the at least one
- the attachment can be for example
- the fastening can take place, for example, by means of a screw connection, by means of a plug connection and / or by means of a clamping connection.
- the fastening means may comprise a clip means and / or latching means and / or a clamping means for
- the transport attachment may e.g. be clipped onto the traction means.
- the connecting device can be designed such that the
- Transport essay can be detached from the traction means.
- Connection device designed to provide a detachable connection. This makes it possible to solve in case of damage to the transport attachment only the damaged transport attachment of the traction means and / or replaced by an undamaged transport attachment.
- the attachment to the traction means is at least form-fitting, so that the fastening means is in engagement with the driven traction means.
- the fastening means may be formed so that it is provided and designed specifically for a predetermined type and / or shape of the conveyor chain. A positive fastening allows safe tracking of individual transport attachments.
- the transport attachment has the at least one lateral support surface.
- the connecting device may have the lateral support surface.
- the support surface is designed and intended to receive a majority of the directed to the center of the curve of the curve forces in Curve guide along the plate guide occur.
- the lateral support surface may provide a rolling surface for the cornering forces.
- the lateral support surface can in particular serve to absorb the constricting forces which are described by the Euler-Eytelwein formula.
- the lateral support surface can in particular serve to absorb the constricting forces which are described by the Euler-Eytelwein formula.
- Support surfaces of the transport essays at least 50% of the constricting forces, preferably at least 75% of the constricting forces, more preferably at least 95% of the occurring constricting absorb.
- the lateral support surface is formed such that the support surface faces in a lateral direction, that is, substantially laterally to the conveying direction of the plate conveyor. In other words, a normal to the lateral
- the lateral support surface may, for example, be provided by the connection device, that is to say be formed as part of the connection device.
- the lateral support surface may be formed substantially planar, alternatively, the support surface may also be slightly curved, in particular slightly concave, so as to better adapt to a predetermined waveform.
- the support surface in this case preferably has a vertical height which is sufficient that stationary support rollers can roll on the support surface.
- the vertical height of the support surface can be at least as large as the vertical
- Wheel width of predetermined, stationary support rollers may be formed, preferably at least 125% as large as this wheel width.
- the support surfaces are designed and provided such that such stationary support rollers, which can be fixed fixedly fixed to the plate conveyor, can roll on the lateral support surfaces.
- These stationary support rollers may be oriented so that their axis of rotation points in a substantially vertical direction. If the conveying surface has a gradient, the axis of rotation may deviate somewhat from the vertical orientation, in particular in the single-digit or two-digit degree range less than approximately 45 °, in particular less than approximately 25 °.
- Support rollers no longer need to be moved together with the traction means and driven. This reduces on the one hand the driven weight. On the other hand, the number of total required lateral support rollers can be reduced. To roll off the curve forces become (static) lateral
- lateral support rollers (supported) are both in the curves and in the rectilinear ones
- the lateral support surfaces further allow the cornering forces such as cornering forces to be exerted.
- the constricting force does not act directly on a side surface of the traction means, but on the lateral support surface of the transport attachment.
- pulling means such as e.g. a conveyor chain or the respective chain link claimed as wearing part, but only the much easier interchangeable transport attachment, more precisely, the lateral support surface. This can improve and / or simplify the repair of wearing parts.
- the lateral support surface may be configured with one not
- the lateral support surface may alternatively or additionally be configured to cooperate with a stationary lateral stop such as a guide rail which is stationary on the Plate conveyor is fixed.
- the lateral support surface may be designed and provided to interact with stationary lateral support rollers, at least in curves of the plate conveyor, and on straight sections with a stationary lateral stop.
- the lateral support surface is configured and configured to receive a majority of the constriction forces directed to the curve midpoint of the curve.
- the lateral support surfaces of the transport essays can accommodate at least 50% of the constricting forces, preferably at least 75% of the constricting forces, particularly preferably at least 95% of the occurring constricting forces.
- the lateral support surface is arranged such that a normal to the lateral support surface in a curve of the plate conveyor substantially horizontally to the curve center of the curve. Accordingly, the normal in spiral guide along the plate conveyor to
- the lateral support surface may be arranged on the side of the traction means, which is arranged on the inner side of the traction means when the cam is guided.
- the lateral support surface is arranged in the operating position in a plane which is spanned by the conveying direction of the plate conveyor and a vertical direction.
- the operating position corresponds generally to a position in which the transport attachment (or a plurality of, for example, identical transport attachments one behind the other) is arranged on the driven traction means of the plate conveyor and the traction means is arranged in a desired position along a predetermined conveying path along the plate conveyor.
- the lateral support surface of the transport attachment can always be aligned and arranged in the plate conveyor in a substantially vertical plane, regardless of the position of the transport attachment along the conveyor track in the plate conveyor.
- the traction means is formed as a conveyor chain and the fastening means for receiving at least one chain link of the conveyor chain is formed so that the lateral support surface adjacent to the respectively received chain link is arranged so that the lateral
- the lateral support surface is arranged in the operating position next to the received chain link, in particular as a lateral, that is lateral, boundary next to the received chain link.
- the lateral support surface is arranged on the side of the recorded chain link, which points in the curve guide to the center of curvature.
- the lateral support surface is arranged between the received chain link and the center of the curve.
- Wendelkurvenbahn can promote, is the lateral support surface along the helical curve between the recorded chain link and the
- the transport attachment may have a single lateral support surface on one side of the driven traction means, or on both sides of the
- driven traction means each have a lateral support surface.
- the two lateral support surfaces laterally outwardly from the included traction means, e.g. a chain link, away.
- the plate conveyor can be guided particularly advantageously both in left-hander curves and in right-hander curves.
- the lateral support surface is arranged only on one side next to the driven traction means, in particular in Platten contourem, which are guided along its conveying path always only in one and the same direction of curvature.
- the transport attachment may be designed to connect to a single driven traction means, or may have a connection device for two or more driven traction means.
- a lateral support surface may be in the
- Embodiment be formed with the at least two driven traction means next to each individual traction means on the respective inner curve side.
- driven traction means may be provided only a total of a single lateral support surface.
- the formation of at least one lateral support surface per traction means is useful in order to guide each driven traction means particularly favorable, advantageous and / or accurate.
- the lateral support surface has an in
- the designations front surface end and rear surface end respectively relate to the conveying direction of the plate conveyor. If structurally identical transport attachments are used, the front surface end can also be brought into engagement with a rear surface end of a lateral support surface of a structurally identical transport attachment which precedes in the conveying direction.
- the intervention may include at least partial overlapping. As a result, a gap formation between the lateral support surfaces can be reduced and / or avoided. Furthermore, by this at least partially
- Overlapping and / or engaging the support surfaces are connected to each other so that forms a substantially contiguous attack surface for the unwinding cornering forces.
- one of the two surface ends may have a recess and the other a projection, wherein the recess for receiving the projection of a similar
- Transport essay is formed.
- the transport attachment can be made in one piece, ie monolithic. Furthermore, the transport attachment can be formed exactly or at least in two parts, wherein it consists for example of the transport plate and the connecting device or has this.
- One aspect relates to a transport attachment for a plate conveyor for conveying conveyed material, with a transport plate for conveying the conveyed material on a transport surface of the transport plate.
- the transport attachment has a
- the transport plate is formed asymmetrically so that the width of the transport plate in the conveying direction of the plate conveyor at an inner end of the plate is smaller than the width of the transport plate in the conveying direction of the plate conveyor on an outside plate end.
- a transport attachment according to this aspect may in particular be implemented by a transport attachment according to the aspect described above. Therefore, all embodiments of the aspect described above may also apply to the transport attachment with the asymmetrical design and vice versa.
- the transport plate is formed asymmetrically so that the inside plate end is narrower than the outside plate end.
- inside and outside in this case refers to the position of the respective lateral plate end in a curve along which the driven traction means of the plate conveyor is guided.
- the transport attachment is here for one
- Plate conveyor provided and formed, which always turns along its conveying path in the same direction of the curve (right or left around).
- the inside plate end is always assigned to the curve center or a helix axis in the cam guide, while the outside plate end is always arranged away from the curve center or the helical axis.
- the asymmetry of the transport plate can be a gap-free curve guide
- Splitting-free can mean here that even in curve guidance of the plate conveyor no finger of a person fits perpendicular to the conveyor plate between the transport plates of the transport essays. This can be done even on one
- External curve of the path of the plate conveyor can open in the conventional plate conveyors column between the individual transport plates.
- the transport plates of successive transport attachments may at least partly overlap so that a substantially closed conveying surface is formed, which is formed from the individual transport surfaces of the successive transport attachments.
- the transport plates can be at least partially pushed over one another and / or be.
- Transport plates are formed wider on the outside of the curve, so that even a relatively strong pulling apart on the outside of the curve ruptures no gap between the transport plates. It can the entire
- the transport plates of successive transport attachments in the operating position can be arranged at least partially overlapping and / or at least partially one above the other. When cornering they can be at least partially fanned out
- the asymmetric design of the transport plates allows a particularly secure, essentially gap-free conveying with the plate conveyor.
- the width of the transport plate in the conveying direction can increase substantially steadily, for example, from the inside plate end to the outside plate end and / or from the inside plate end to a central part of the transport plate and / or from a middle part of the transport plate for
- the transport plate is formed at the outer plate end in the conveying direction at least 20% wider than the inside plate end.
- Plate conveyor with tight curve guidance in particular for a helical lift designed as a plate conveyor, the described broadening by at least 25% is advantageous.
- the transport plate is fastened in a form-fitting manner to the connection device.
- the transport plate and the connecting device may be formed of different materials, e.g. made of plastics that have different fiber content.
- the two components can be adapted to the respective mechanical requirements.
- the transport plate via a lockable and / or latchable rail guide is releasably attached to the
- Attached connection device This provides the positive connection.
- the rail guide can be latched, so be formed latched. Alternatively or additionally, the rail guide can be locked and unlocked.
- one of the two components e.g. the
- Connecting device having a groove as an elongated recess and the other of the two components, such as the transport plate, a spring as an elongated projection.
- This tongue and groove-like connection can be secured, for example by means of a latching element and / or by means of a locking element.
- Each of the two components can also each have both at least one elongated recess and an elongate projection, for example to reinforce the rail guide. It may be arranged opposite to the conveying direction, a joining direction of the rail guide, whereby the transport plate in operation against a
- End stop is pressed and a force flow occurring during operation can be derived via the end stop.
- a lock (for example a clip) can be unlocked from one another and the transport plate can be removed from the rail guide against the direction of conveyance. This allows the traction means and the
- Connecting device particularly fast and / or easily accessible for maintenance purposes. Furthermore, the connecting device can be particularly easily separated from the traction means, for example, to replace wearing parts.
- the transport plate is integrally connected to the connecting device, for example by a welding technique joining method.
- the transport plate and the transport plate are integrally connected to the connecting device, for example by a welding technique joining method.
- Connecting means may be formed of different materials, e.g. made of plastics with different fiber content. This allows an improved adaptation to the respective mechanical requirements
- connection device is in
- Connecting device has proven to be particularly advantageous and favorable in terms of the resulting tensile and in particular cornering forces.
- the transport plate on two wings, which are arranged away from a central region of the transport plate transversely to the conveying direction of the plate conveyor.
- the transport attachment on at least one support roller per wing of the transport plate.
- the support rollers have a respective substantially horizontally arranged axis of rotation.
- Carrying rollers can support and / or support the weight of the transport attachment, the traction means and / or the conveyed goods placed on the transport surfaces.
- the support rollers are arranged substantially as wheels under the transport plate.
- the provision of at least one support roller per wing provides a particularly securely supported support by means of the transport surface.
- the wings may be formed as a respective one half of the transport plate, for example, an inside half of the transport plate and an outside half of the transport plate. Inside and outside denotes the position of each wing in curve guide along the plate conveyor.
- the wings are arranged so as to be substantially centered
- Carrying role can be fixed with a support device to the respective wing, in particular on the underside of the transport plate.
- the support rollers are used for supporting support and / or rolling of the weight, in particular in a substantially vertical direction.
- a plurality of support locations for attaching at least one support roller are formed under the transport plate on each wing.
- one or more support rollers can be attached to each wing, and / or one support roller can be provided at different support locations.
- the support rollers can be laterally mounted inside and / or laterally outside and / or laterally centered on the wings. At a high expected weight load and two, three or more idlers per wing can be provided to the
- Conveying direction consecutive transport attachments of the plate conveyor have a different number of support rollers per wing.
- the support rollers may be arranged in the conveying direction of successive transport towers of the plate conveyor at different support locations.
- the transport attachments of a slat conveyor may be modularly formed with a selectable number of support rollers at at least one selectable position under the wings. This allows a modular adaptation of the transport attachment to individual conditions at the site.
- the transport plate is so stepped in the conveying direction, that a rear plate end of the transport plate overlaps at least partially with a front plate end of a transport plate downstream in the conveying direction, identical transport attachment.
- the front plate end of the transport plate may overlap at least partially with a rear plate end of a transport plate of a preceding transport direction identical in the conveying direction.
- the terms “rear” and “front” refer to the conveying direction of the
- the transport plate is not formed exclusively with a smooth surface, but has at least one step and thus a recess and / or lowered counterbore, which is a projection and / or a plateau of a preceding or
- the transport plate may be formed as a vertically lowered sinking surface. This lowered part of the transport plate can in the operating position at least partially under a survey area (as a transport surface) of a transport plate preceding or following in the conveying direction, identical
- the transport plate be designed as a vertically elevated elevation surface (as a transport surface).
- This elevated part of the transport plate can be arranged in the operating position at least partially over a countersinking surface of a transport plate of a conveying direction preceding or following, identically constructed transport attachment.
- One aspect relates to a traction means for a plate conveyor with a plurality of attached to the traction means transport attachments according to one of the preceding aspects.
- the transport essays can be uniformly spaced from each other along the entire traction means attached to the traction means.
- the transport attachments can all be fastened in the same orientation on the traction means, that is, e.g. such that the transport surfaces of the transport attachments form a substantially continuous conveying surface.
- the transport attachments may overlap at least partially.
- the traction means can be self-contained, e.g. be formed circular.
- the traction means may be formed in particular as a driven conveyor chain.
- a transport attachment may be formed on each individual, on every second, or on every third chain link of the conveyor chain.
- a transport attachment is attached to each individual chain link.
- the transport attachments are fastened to the conveyor chain so close one behind the other in the conveying direction of the plate conveyor that the transport plates of successive transport attachments overlap each other without gaps in the cam guide along a predetermined curve shape.
- the plate conveyor may include at least one change of direction of the conveying direction, eg at least one curve with one Change of direction by at least 90 °. Along such a curve with a predetermined turning radius, the successive ones overlap
- Transport plates essentially gap-free. This means that no one person's finger fits between the individual transport plates.
- One aspect relates to a plate conveyor with a traction means after
- the plate conveyor has a drive such as e.g. a motor which drives the traction means along a predetermined Werweges and / or conveying path.
- a drive such as e.g. a motor which drives the traction means along a predetermined Werweges and / or conveying path.
- the plurality of transport attachments is attached and is driven together with the traction means to move along the predetermined Werweges and / or conveying path.
- the traction means is guided by the plate conveyor along a helical curve.
- the plate conveyor at least at one position has a helical curve, i. a curve with a slope. At this spiral curve or Wendelkurvenbahn conveyed goods on the
- Conveying surface which is formed by the transport surfaces of the transport essays, are transported along the helical curve up and / or down.
- the conveyed goods can at a position over a
- Wendelkurvenbahn be transported upwards and / or at another position of the plate conveyor back down, in particular along a second helical curve of the same or another plate conveyor.
- the plate conveyor has a plurality of arranged on the helical curve of the plate conveyor
- the lateral support rollers may be arranged substantially centrally along the path, in particular a piece offset to the center of the curve and / or helical axis from the center of the conveyor track, so that the lateral support surfaces of the transport essays are guided along the support rollers.
- rectilinear sections and in particular along the return paths of the traction means of the plate conveyor can be formed without support rollers.
- the helical curve path is reinforced with metal strips having a horizontal strip width that is less than about 25% of the horizontal web width of the plate conveyor.
- the metal strips can serve as a track for carrying rollers on the wings of the transport plates, which support the weight.
- the metal strips can be used to provide a particularly stable path for supporting rollers fastened under the transport plates.
- the metal strips along the helical curve are easier to manufacture and build than a completely metallic one
- Metal strip is provided a production-technically simple way to provide a stable support surface for at least the support rollers. If required, two metal strips of this kind can also be combined if the metal strip, in addition to its function as a track for a roller, also serves to fasten the lateral bearings. In this case, the horizontal
- Strip width less than about 50% of the horizontal web width One aspect relates to a method for conveying conveyed along a
- Plate conveyor with the steps: - Connecting and / or attaching a plurality of transport attachments to a driven traction means of the plate conveyor;
- Providing a conveying surface for conveying the conveyed material which is formed by a plurality of transporting surfaces, which are provided by transporting plates of the transporting attachments;
- Lateral support of the attached to the traction means transport essays along the curve by means of at least one lateral support surface, which is provided by at least one of the transport attachments.
- the method can be carried out in particular by means of a transport attachment or a plurality of transport attachments according to the aspect described above. Therefore, all versions and relate
- all transport attachments can have at least one (in particular curve inside) arranged lateral
- “approximately” may be used to include a deviation of up to 5% from a numerical value following the term, a deviation of up to 5 ° from a direction following the term, and / or an angle following the term.
- the horizontal direction can be aligned approximately parallel to the conveying surface and the vertical direction approximately perpendicular to the conveying surface.
- the term “lateral” refers to a substantially horizontal direction transversely, ie substantially perpendicular, to the conveying direction, and approximately parallel to the conveying surface.
- the term “conveying direction” refers to the course direction and the drive direction of the driven traction means along the conveying path through the plate conveyor.
- a first plate conveyor for conveying
- Plate conveyor for conveying conveyed along a
- Transport plate of a transport attachment of a plate conveyor in a view against the conveying direction, the transport plate of a transport attachment of a plate conveyor;
- Transport plate of a transport attachment of a plate conveyor in a view against the conveying direction, the transport plate of a
- Fig. 8C in a view from above the connecting device of a
- FIG. 1A shows in a side view a first plate conveyor 00 for conveying conveyed material along a helical curve path 103.
- the first plate conveyor 00 for conveying conveyed material along a helical curve path 103.
- Plate conveyor 100 is not complete in Figures 1 A, 1 B, 1 C and 1 D, but only partially shown.
- Transport plates of the first plate conveyor 100 only partially shown. Much of the helical curve 103 is shown without transport plates, without a conveyor chain and without lateral support rollers.
- the first plate conveyor 100 has a pedestal 110 adapted to be supported on an underside of the plate conveyor 100.
- FIG. 1B shows the first plate conveyor 100 in a perspective view.
- FIG. 1 B only some transport attachments 1 are shown schematically, each of which has a transport plate.
- the transporting articles 1 can be designed as carriages and fastened on a conveyor chain (not shown in FIG. 1) as a pulling means of the plate conveyor 100, e.g. placed on the conveyor chain.
- the plate conveyor 100 has a lower tail 105 and an upper
- the lower tail 105 is connected to the upper tail 107 via a helical curve 103.
- the helical curve path 103 leads helically from the lower tail 105 around a spiral column 101 along a helical conveying path to the upper tail 107.
- the helical curve 103 rotates the helical column 101 a total of five times. In other embodiments, the helical curve 103 may be more or less than five Circumscribing the spiral 101 include. In one embodiment, the helical curve 103 may also partially circumnavigate the helical column 101 such as, for example, half. At the upper tail 107, a substantially vertically sloping return surface 112 is formed back to the lower tail 105.
- the plate conveyor 100 can be designed, for example, as a helical lift, on which conveyed material can be conveyed from the lower tail 105 along the helical curve 103 to the upper tail 107.
- the plate conveyor 100 can also be operated in the opposite direction, ie for conveying along the helical curve 103 from top to bottom.
- FIGS. 1A and 1B Not shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B is a driven conveyor chain of the plate conveyor 100, on which the transport attachments 1 are fastened.
- the conveyor chain is provided as a circulating traction means and is guided and driven from the lower trailing end 105 along the helical curve path 103 to the upper trailing end 107.
- the return of the self-contained conveyor chain is carried by the upper tail 105 along the return surface 112 steeply down and from a lower end of the return surface 112 on an underside of the plate conveyor 100 along back to the lower tail 105.
- a drive of the conveyor chain can, advantageously at a lower or upper area of the
- Plate conveyor 100 may be formed.
- an upper and / or lower deflection roller of the plate conveyor 100 may be driven, e.g. as a driven roller.
- These pulleys are hidden in Figures 1A and 1B from the transport plates and therefore not shown.
- a lower diverting pulley 160 is e.g. shown in Fig. 1 D, which may be formed as a driven roller.
- the drive may be at least partially designed as a drive arranged outside of a deflection roller, such as a geared motor, as at least one idler pulley with an internal motor, which may for example be designed as a drum motor.
- Helical curve 103 are conveyed in a vertical upward direction and / or in a vertical downward direction.
- the helical conveying path and / or web surface of the plate conveyor 100 encircles a helical axis W of the plate conveyor 100 which is approximately coincident with a cylinder axis of the helical column 101.
- the helical axis W represents in a view from above a curve center to which the
- Figure 1C shows in a view from above the plate conveyor 100. Also in Figure 1C, only a few of the transport essays 1 are shown with the transport plates, namely those at the upper tail 107 and at the lower tail 105. Along the helical path 103 are the transport essays 1 together with the Transport plates not shown but omitted in the illustration.
- screw holes are formed for fixing static, lateral support rollers.
- FIG. 1D shows a perspective view of the lower track end 105 of the plate conveyor 100 without a conveyor chain and without transport attachments 1.
- two rails are arranged and formed on a web surface 125 of the plate conveyor 100.
- the rail which is arranged closer to the helical axis W, is designed as an inside chain guide 122.
- the other rail which is further spaced from the turning axis W, is formed as an outside chain guide 121.
- the conveyor chain between the two formed as rails chain guides 121 and 122 is performed.
- the conveyor chain is not guided in such rails to reduce the friction and to absorb the constricting forces, but lateral support rollers 130 arranged on the inside of the curve of the conveyor chain.
- the axis of rotation of lateral support roller 130 is formed substantially perpendicular to the web surface 125.
- the lateral support surfaces of the attached to the conveyor chain transport attachments 1 are applied to the lateral Abstützrolien 130 and are on them
- statically fixed lateral support roller 130 can in this case for receiving the curves forces on lateral support surfaces of the transport attachments 1 roll.
- the lateral Abstützrolien 130 may be formed as a horizontal ball bearings, which absorb the Einschnürer and remove these rolling. As a result, negative influences of the resulting forces to be removed and reduced to the components of the plate conveyor 100 and 200 are reduced.
- an elongate side guide 120 is formed, e.g. formed as a rail under which the transport articles 1 are passed.
- Side guide 120 a lifting of the transport articles 1 can be prevented and / or reduced.
- a side guide 120 On a (inner side) opposite side, which is hidden in the perspective shown in Figure 1 D, such a side guide 120 may also be arranged.
- the side guides 120 may be formed along the entire web surface 125 as engagement protection between the lateral side cheek and the transport attachments 1 and / or as lift-off protection.
- Side guides 120 may be formed, for example, as a hollow profile. At the side guides 120, the lateral width of the conveyor track above the web surface 125 is reduced to such an extent that the lateral widths, e.g. the inside and outside, plate ends of the transport essays 1 below the
- FIG. 2A shows in a top view a second plate conveyor 200 with a conveying surface 140, which is formed along a right-hand curve and / or is guided.
- the second plate conveyor 200 is not complete, but only partially shown. Shown in FIG. 2A are a plurality of
- Each transport attachment 1 has a transport plate with a transport surface 10.
- Transport essays 1 together form the conveying surface 140.
- the transport surfaces 10 of the forwardly driven transport attachments 1 are arranged substantially in the same plane, wherein
- the conveyor chain 150 is first driven along a rectilinear section of the conveyor track, whereupon the conveyor chain 150 is guided along a curve which in the FIG
- Embodiment is designed as a right-hand curve and in the course of which the conveying direction changes approximately by 180 °.
- the conveying of conveyed goods takes place substantially in the same plane, namely a substantially horizontal plane which is spanned by the transport surfaces 10 oriented for conveying in the forward direction.
- the conveyance in a horizontal plane takes place in a similar manner as the conveyance along the helical curve path 103 of the first plate conveyor 100 shown in FIGS. 1A to 1D.
- Each transport attachment 1 provides a transport surface 10 which is larger in a direction substantially transversely (ie laterally) to the conveying direction
- the conveying direction of a plate conveyor corresponds to the course and the drive direction of the driven
- Conveyor chain 150 The conveyor chain 150 and the transport attachments 1 are movable components of the plate conveyor 200, ie they are driven relative to static fixed components of the plate conveyor 200 and / or emotional.
- the statically fixed components of the plate conveyor 200 include the lateral support rollers 130 which are arranged along the curve and around which the conveyor chain 150 is guided.
- the lateral support rollers 130 are arranged so that their axis of rotation is arranged substantially in the vertical direction.
- the lateral support rollers 130 are used together with lateral support surfaces of the transport essays 1 for receiving and / or for unrolling the cornering forces that must be absorbed when cornering the driven conveyor chain 150.
- the transport surfaces 10 extend beyond the conveyor chain 150 so far that a width B of the conveyor track is defined by the lateral width of the transport surfaces 10.
- the web width B is dependent on the lateral extent of the transport plates of the transport articles 1.
- Transport essays 1 each have the same lateral extent, which corresponds to the respective web width B.
- FIG. 2B shows the second plate conveyor 200 in a view from below.
- the lateral support rollers 130 which are fastened to a web surface 125, not shown in FIG. 2B, are only formed along the curve guide, but not along the linear paths of the conveyor track of the plate conveyor 200 As a result, compared with conventional plate conveyors, the number of support rollers required can be reduced.
- the lateral support rollers 130 are arranged along a semicircular circumference, so that a curve guide with a change in direction of the conveying direction of about 180 ° results.
- the transport plates of the transport attachments 1 have an underside 20, which is shown in FIG. 2B.
- Support rollers 30 can be arranged. In the illustrated embodiment, exactly two support rollers 30 are arranged on each underside 20 of each transport attachment 1, and in each case one support roller 30. This means that a support roller 30 is arranged both on a curve-inside wing and on one outside of the curve wing one
- Carrying roller 30 Each wing has adjacent to a central region of the
- Transport plate and / or the conveyor chain 150 a support point 31 for a narrow track width, at a lateral plate end a support point 31 for a wide track width and between a support point 31 for a mean track width.
- a support roller 30 may be arranged and / or be.
- the support roller 30 may be formed, for example, at the central support location 31 of the respective wing, or on one of the laterally outside
- Carrying rollers 30 under the wings can, for example, for the entire
- Plate conveyor 200 may be the same, vary from transport plate to transport plate, or at least partially vary. In the embodiment shown, different support locations 31 are occupied by a carrying roller 30.
- two support rollers 30 per wing may be provided or three support rollers 30 per wing, so that, for example, plate conveyor can be realized in which each transport attachment 1 is provided with a total of six support rollers 30. This can be useful if a high delivery load is expected.
- the attachment of multiple support rollers 30 may also allow a relatively wide web width B can be realized.
- Plate conveyor 200 is shown enlarged below.
- Figure 2C shows the detail A at the bottom of the plate conveyor 200 in an enlarged view. Shown is a section with several
- Connecting devices 40 are formed and attached to the underside of the transporting attachments 1.
- Each transport attachment 1 has in the shown
- connection device 40 which is attached to at least one chain link of the conveyor chain 150.
- the connecting devices 40 have a greater lateral extent than the chain links of the conveyor chain 150.
- the extent transverse and / or perpendicular to the conveying direction ie a direction perpendicular to the driven guiding direction of the driven conveyor chain 150, is always referred to as lateral extent.
- the lateral direction is a substantially horizontal direction.
- Each of the connecting devices 40 has a lateral support surface 41 at least on the inside of the curve.
- Transport attachments 1 together provide a rolling surface for the statically fixed lateral support rollers 130.
- the static lateral support rollers 130 do not roll directly on the conveyor chain 150 and thus do not directly wear the conveyor chain 150. Rather, if the lateral support surfaces 41, which are more easily replaceable than the conveyor chain 150, e.g. by acceptance and / or replacement of the
- Transport plate arranged, contiguous, after the
- the lateral support surfaces 41 of adjacent connecting devices 40 can be arranged so close one behind the other along the conveyor chain 150 that they touch and / or overlap at least in curve guide on the inside of the curve. As a result, at least in cornering the
- Curve center or the helical axis W facing contiguous rolling surface for the statically fixed lateral support rollers 130 is provided, which is formed substantially gap-free.
- Transport essays 1 is provided substantially along the
- Conveying direction formed - but slightly offset to the curve center - and along a vertical direction.
- FIG. 2C Also shown in Figure 2C are some of the free Abstweil arrangement 31 and a occupied Abstweilplatz 31, on which a Tragroile 30 is arranged.
- FIG. 3 shows parts of the second plate conveyor 200 in a perspective view.
- FIG. 3 shows a similar detail as, for example, FIG. 2A, only in a perspective view.
- At one end of the rectilinear course of the plate conveyor 200 it is shown how the transport attachments 1 are folded down to return the conveyor chain 150 below the conveying surface 140.
- FIGS. 2A and 2B FIGS. 2A and 2B, FIG
- FIG. 4 shows a perspective view of a section of the second plate conveyor 200 without driven conveyor chain 150, but with some elements of the web surface 125, above which the driven conveyor chain 150 is guided.
- a part of the web surface 125 is shown, which is arranged in a substantially horizontal plane.
- the web surface 125 is arranged substantially parallel to the conveying surface 140 below this and formed approximately the same size.
- the web surface 125 defines the conveying path of the plate conveyor 100 or 200 and can serve for unrolling and supporting the support rollers 30, which are arranged on the underside 20 of the transport articles 1 and the weight of the transport attachments 1, the floating conveyor chain 150 and / or the carry subsidized goods.
- connection device 40 which has the lateral support surface 41 as a rolling surface for the lateral support rollers 130, is shown approximately in the center under a transport plate 50 of the transport attachments 1.
- the lateral support rollers 130 can be fastened to and / or on the web surface 125, e.g. by means of a screw and / or welded connection.
- the conveyor chain 150 is not shown in FIG. 4, which allows a view of an internal cavity in the connection device 40. This cavity may be formed as a Switzerlandstoffability for the conveyor chain 150.
- at least one fastening means 42 is provided, which may for example be designed as a clip for
- Conveyor chain 150 A clip connection allows a simple to produce and easy to be solved positive connection of the transport attachment 1 with the conveyor chain 150th
- another drawing medium such as a steel cord and / or a rubber block chain may be used.
- the central axis of the conveyor chain 150 may be arranged lower in the operating position than the center of the statically fixed lateral support rollers 130. As a result, a tilting moment and thus a contact pressure of the transport attachments including traction means in the direction of the web surface 125 are generated and thus a
- Side guides 20 are arranged, which prevent a lifting of the transport articles 1 from the web surface 125 under the action of a one-sided external force, for example, by a on one side on the transport surface positioned conveyed or foreign matter and / or reduce.
- Transport surfaces 10 are in the operating position so below the
- the Bahnfiambae 125, the side guides 20 and the lateral support rollers 130 represent statically fixed elements of the plate conveyor 00 and 200, respectively.
- FIG. 5A shows a top view of the transport plate 50 of one of the transport attachments 1 according to a first exemplary embodiment.
- the view from above provides a view of the transport surface 10 of the transport plate 50.
- the transport surface 10 is aligned in the operating position so that it faces away from the traction means.
- a plurality of rubber coatings 51 may be formed, which prevent slippage of conveyed goods on the transport plates 50 and / or reduce. This can be advantageous, in particular, during conveyance along a slope (such as in the case of the first plate conveyor 100) be.
- a plurality of rubber linings 51 per transport plate 50 are provided, in particular four rubber linings with an elongate formation in lateral extension transversely to the conveying direction.
- the rubber coatings 51 may be formed as a sprue.
- the rubber coatings 51 can be introduced into the transport surface 10 by means of two-component casting.
- the transport plate 50 is formed lowered over a step.
- a lower step 56 is provided at the front plate end 54.
- the sinking surface 56 is formed lowered relative to a rear plate end 55 and can engage under a suitable transport plate 50 of a preceding conveying direction in the conveying direction 1.
- an overlap of successive transport plates 50 is made possible, which in turn enables a substantially gap-free conveying surface 40.
- an upper step is formed as an elevation, below which, in the operating position, the sinking surface 56 of the transport plate 50 of a subsequent transport attachment 1 can be arranged.
- the transport plate 50 is formed asymmetrically at least in top and bottom view.
- the upper step of the transport plate 50, which forms the transport surface 10 may be substantially symmetrical, e.g. be formed in the shape of an arrowhead (as shown in Fig. 5A).
- at least the countersink 56 may be asymmetrical.
- the transport plate 50 has a laterally (curved) inside plate end 52 has a smaller width in the conveying direction than at a laterally (curved) outside plate end 53. These two plate ends 52 and 53 are arranged at each laterally opposite ends of the transport plate 50.
- the transport plates 50 are asymmetrical and therefore provided to point in curve guide always with the (narrower) inside plate end 52 to the curve center and / or to the helix axis, and accordingly with the (wider) outside plate end 53 away from the curve center and / or the helical axis. This results in an asymmetrical design of the transport plate 50.
- the outer plate end 53 is also spaced laterally from the central region of the transport plate 50 and is facing away from the curve center and the helical axis W in curve guide.
- the transport plate 50 has a greater width, which prevents the formation of gaps even on the outside of the curve, cf. also figures 3 and 2A.
- the entire outside of the curve wings of the transport plate 50 has a substantially constant width, from a central region of the transport plate 50 to the outer plate end 53.
- the width increases in the conveying direction from the inside plate end 52 to to the central region of the transport plate 50 substantially steadily.
- FIG. 5B shows in a side view, counter to the conveying direction
- the transport plate 50 is substantially formed as a flat plate whose thickness is significantly lower, for example at least 80%, preferably at at least 90% less than its lateral width and / or width in
- Figure 5C shows a bottom view of the transport plate 50. Shown is in particular the bottom 20 of the transport plate 50 with a total of six
- Transport plate 50 are each formed and provided at least three support points 31. In the middle of the bottom 20 of the transport plate 50 is an im
- Substantially rectangular central region 58 is formed, on which the
- Connecting device 40 can be attached.
- the central region 58 divides the transport plate 50 substantially in the middle in two wings.
- the middle region 58 can thereby mark the beginning of the inside wing, which extends as far as the inside plate end 52, as well as the beginning of the outside plate wing, which extends as far as the outside plate end 53.
- Figure 5D shows in a side view in this view, almost Z-shaped transport plate 50.
- the countersink 56 is shown as a lower stage, which arranged below the elevation 57 as an upper step at the rear plate end 55 of a preceding on the conveyor chain 150 identical transport essay 1 can be introduced.
- the stepped formation in the side view of the transport plate 50 is shown in FIG. 5D. Only in the central region 58, the step-shaped training can either be omitted entirely or shortened. At this central region 58, the conveyor chain 150 is attached, so that here a nearly constant distance between successive transport plates 50 may be fixed.
- FIGS. 6A to 6E show the connecting device 40 of the transporting attachment 1 according to the first exemplary embodiment in various representations.
- FIG. 6A shows a view opposite to the conveying direction on the connecting device 40
- FIG. 6B shows a section along the plane BB
- FIG. 6A, drawn in FIG. 6A 6C is a side view
- FIG. 6D is a bottom view
- FIG. 6E is a top view of the connector 40.
- the connecting device 40 has a Switzerlandstoffability 48, which is designed as a recess and for receiving the conveyor chain 150th
- the Switzerland Bachschfact 48 is elongated in the conveying direction
- the connecting device 40 may be formed substantially clamp-shaped and / or C-shaped around the Buchstoffability 48. At lateral, the Buchstoffability 48 facing inner sides of the connecting device 40 fastening means 42 are formed, in which at least one chain link of the conveyor chain 50 can be at least partially clipped.
- the attachment is preferably at least form-fitting, in order to allow no slippage between the driven conveyor chain 150 and the transport attachments 1.
- the lateral support surfaces 41 are formed on lateral outer surfaces of the connecting device 40 (cf., for example, FIG. Above and below the lateral support surfaces 41 each have an upper projection 46 and a lower projection 45 is formed. These projections can with the lateral support rollers 130 and or the chain guides 121, 122 so
- the lateral support surface 41 has a projection on a front surface end 43 viewed in the conveying direction and a recess on a rear surface end 44 viewed in the conveying direction.
- the rounded projection on the front surface end 43 is in Essentially complementary to the rounded recess at the rear
- Face end 44 is formed so that successive
- FIG. 2C shows that the connection devices 40 are shown in a horizontal section.
- Figure 6D shows that the connecting device 40 has four Befest Trentsmittei 42, of which two laterally opposite to the
- Cross pins or transverse pins of the conveyor chain 150 are completely received and fastened, which e.g. belong to a single chain link.
- each fastening means 42 may have at least one substantially circular recess with a lateral depth pointing away from the traction mechanism receiving means, cf. this also the sectional view of Fig. 6B.
- the inner diameter of the circular recesses can on the
- the fastening means 42 may have a body elongated in the vertical direction, the end of which is facing the transport plate 50 (ie upper in the operating position) and whose end remote from the transport plate 50 (ie lower in the operating position) is resilient in the lateral direction.
- the fastening means 42 may be designed to engage the conveyor chain 150.
- the conveyor chain 150 may comprise elongate bolts projecting laterally from the conveyor chain 150.
- the bolts can, for example, at least 10% of the lateral extent of the conveyor chain on the respective chain link protrude. This allows a particularly favorable latching and / or fastening to the fastening means 42.
- FIG. 6E shows a view from above of the connecting device 40.
- the front surface ends 43 project beyond the remainder of the connecting device 40 in the conveying direction.
- a plurality of attachment points 47 is formed, for example four
- Connecting means 40 are connected to the transport plate 50, in particular with the central region 48 of the transport plate 50th Die
- Connecting device 40 may be fastened with its surface on the underside 20 of the transport plate 50 and / or be, in particular be welded to it, so that there is a cohesive connection, which is insoluble without destruction.
- a side arc chain can be used, for example, with extended (transverse) bolt.
- the elongated bolts may facilitate attachment to the connector 40.
- the connecting device 40 and / or the carrying rollers 30 can be fastened to the transport plate 50, for example by means of ultrasonic welding. This provides a particularly easy-to-implement and a particularly stable material-strength connection type.
- Figures 7A to 7D show in various views a transport plate 50 of a transport attachment 1 according to a second embodiment.
- the transport plate 50 largely corresponds to the transport plate 50 according to the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 5A-5D.
- a difference between the transport plates 50 is formed on the central area 58. While the central region 58 of the transport plate 50 according to the first
- Embodiment for entering a cohesive welded joint with the connecting device 40 is formed in the middle region 58 of
- Transport plate 50 according to the second embodiment, a (e.g., first) part of a rail guide 60 is formed.
- the rail guide 60 serves to fasten the transport plate 50 to the connecting device 40.
- the rail guide 60 has a plurality of rails which are substantially parallel to the conveying direction on the
- the rail guide 60 can both have at least one plate rail projection 61 and at least one plate rail recess 62.
- the rail guide 60 has two
- Plate rail projections 61 which are formed extending from the front plate end 54 toward the rear plate end 55 extending.
- the rail guide 60 has two plate rail recesses 62 which are formed extending away from the rear plate end 55 in the direction of the front plate end 54. Even before (and thus spaced from) the front
- Plate end 54 terminate the two plate rail recesses 62 on each stop 65.
- the stops 65 limit insertion of
- Two side recesses 64 on the lateral sides of the central region 58 and thus the rail guide 60 are formed parallel to and as long as the two plate rail recesses 62 and form the lateral sides of the rail guide 60.
- the rail guide 60 further has a lock 63, which may be formed, for example, as a resilient clip.
- the latch 63 may be formed on the front plate end 54 and have a projecting latch.
- FIG. 7D shows in a side view that the plate rail projections 61 project from the lower side 20 and protrude slightly downwards from the lower side 20.
- Figures 8A to 8C show a different view
- the connecting device 40 largely corresponds to the connecting device 40 according to the first exemplary embodiment shown in FIGS. 6A-6E.
- a difference between the connecting devices 40 is formed on the upper side of the connecting device 40, ie on
- connection region of the connecting device 40 according to the first embodiment is designed to enter into a materially welded connection with the transport plate 50 (and may have fastening points 47 for this, for example), the connecting device 40 according to the second exemplary embodiment is in the centrally formed connection region a (eg second) part of the rail guide 60 is formed.
- the rail guide 60 also has on the upper side of the connecting device 40 a plurality of rails, which are substantially parallel to
- the rail guide 60 may comprise at least one connecting rail projection 66 and at least one connecting rail recess 67.
- the rail guide 60 has two connecting rail projections 66, which are designed to run away from the rear end of the connecting device 40 (viewed in the conveying direction) in the direction of the front end.
- the rail guide 60 has two connecting rail recesses 67, which are formed extending away from the front end of the connecting device 40 toward the rear end. Even before (and thus spaced from) the rear end, the two connecting rail recesses 67 end at a respective stop 65. These stops 65 limit insertion of the two Plate rail projections 61 (see Figures 7A to 8D) in the
- Two rail side guides 69 on the lateral sides of the rail guide 60 are parallel to and exactly as long as the two
- Connecting rail projections 66 formed. They form the lateral sides of the rail guide 60.
- the rail guide 60 has a
- Lock receptacle 68 in which the lock 63 can engage.
- Rail side guides 69 project from the top of the connecting device 40 upwards.
- Plate rail recesses 62 of the transport plate 50 are pushed up to the stops 65.
- the plate rail projections 61 of the transport plate 50 are inserted into the connecting rail recesses 67 of the connecting device 40 up to the stops 65.
- the rail side guides 69 of the connecting device 40 are in the side recess 64 of
- Transport plate 50 inserted, possibly also up to suitable attacks.
- FIG. 9A shows in a view in the conveying direction the transport attachment 1 according to the second embodiment, in which the transport plate 50 (as in FIG.
- connection is positively connected by means of the rail guide 60 with the connecting device 40.
- the connection can be either additional be secured by cohesive, for example by welding. However, the connection can also be unwelded and (eg by pressing and opening the connection
- Lock 63 be designed releasably. After opening the lock 63, the two assembled components of the transport attachment 1 can be released from each other again. This can facilitate maintenance and / or replacement of individual components and / or facilitate access to the traction means.
- FIG. 9B shows a view in conveying direction of the transporting attachment 1 according to the first exemplary embodiment.
- the transport plate 50 shown in Figs. 5A-5D is the one shown in Figs. 6A-6E
- Joining device 40 materially connected, e.g. welded.
- a particularly stable transport attachment 1 is provided.
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