WO2016150419A1 - Sun shade device - Google Patents
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- WO2016150419A1 WO2016150419A1 PCT/DE2016/000119 DE2016000119W WO2016150419A1 WO 2016150419 A1 WO2016150419 A1 WO 2016150419A1 DE 2016000119 W DE2016000119 W DE 2016000119W WO 2016150419 A1 WO2016150419 A1 WO 2016150419A1
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E04—BUILDING
- E04F—FINISHING WORK ON BUILDINGS, e.g. STAIRS, FLOORS
- E04F10/00—Sunshades, e.g. Florentine blinds or jalousies; Outside screens; Awnings or baldachins
- E04F10/02—Sunshades, e.g. Florentine blinds or jalousies; Outside screens; Awnings or baldachins of flexible canopy materials, e.g. canvas ; Baldachins
- E04F10/06—Sunshades, e.g. Florentine blinds or jalousies; Outside screens; Awnings or baldachins of flexible canopy materials, e.g. canvas ; Baldachins comprising a roller-blind with means for holding the end away from a building
- E04F10/0611—Sunshades, e.g. Florentine blinds or jalousies; Outside screens; Awnings or baldachins of flexible canopy materials, e.g. canvas ; Baldachins comprising a roller-blind with means for holding the end away from a building with articulated arms supporting the movable end of the blind for deployment of the blind
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E04—BUILDING
- E04F—FINISHING WORK ON BUILDINGS, e.g. STAIRS, FLOORS
- E04F10/00—Sunshades, e.g. Florentine blinds or jalousies; Outside screens; Awnings or baldachins
- E04F10/02—Sunshades, e.g. Florentine blinds or jalousies; Outside screens; Awnings or baldachins of flexible canopy materials, e.g. canvas ; Baldachins
- E04F10/06—Sunshades, e.g. Florentine blinds or jalousies; Outside screens; Awnings or baldachins of flexible canopy materials, e.g. canvas ; Baldachins comprising a roller-blind with means for holding the end away from a building
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E04—BUILDING
- E04H—BUILDINGS OR LIKE STRUCTURES FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSES; SWIMMING OR SPLASH BATHS OR POOLS; MASTS; FENCING; TENTS OR CANOPIES, IN GENERAL
- E04H15/00—Tents or canopies, in general
- E04H15/32—Parts, components, construction details, accessories, interior equipment, specially adapted for tents, e.g. guy-line equipment, skirts, thresholds
- E04H15/58—Closures; Awnings; Sunshades
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- the invention relates to an awning device comprising an awning with at least one curvature stabilizing buckling element, at least one winding shaft for winding and unwinding the awning and at least one traction cable.
- Such awnings serve the shading of surfaces, such as a building upstream terraces or rows of seats of a stadium or racetrack.
- a sunshade device comprises an awning which can be wound up and unwound onto a winding shaft.
- the winding shaft is usually driven by an electric motor.
- Awning is attached with an edge on the winding shaft, so that the sail wound by rotation of the winding shaft on this, but also can be unwound.
- At the approximately parallel to the fixed edge of the sail opposite free edge of the sun sail one to several pull ropes are connected, which the
- the one or more tension cables are deflected by means of one or more abutment which may be formed as pulleys. These abutments may be located, for example, on poles, with weights attached to the free ends of the deflected cables so as to keep the cable constantly tensioned with its weight by having available a corresponding lifting and lowering path on which to conform accordingly each of the length of the sail wound off or wound up from the winding shaft can move up and down while maintaining the traction force exerted by you, whereby the constant tension force thus results from the weight force acting on the weights attached to the traction ropes.
- one or more pulley arrangements may be present, whereby the available lifting and lowering travel of the weights can be reduced depending on the structural requirements and type of Switzerlandseilinstallation.
- the traction cables can also be tensioned with any suitable mechanism at the same time for unwinding and winding up the awning or also on a separate winding on and unwound.
- vaulting elements are arranged on the awning, which have an upward curvature, so that the awning in the unwound state is given an upwardly curved shape, whereby rainwater can flow away and does not accumulate on the awning.
- These buckling elements are oriented approximately parallel to the winding shaft and are just bent when winding the sun sail when they come into contact with the winding shaft. When unwinding the awning these take on due to the elasticity resulting from their restoring forces back to the original curved shape.
- German Offenlegungsschrift DE 10 201 1 122 503 A1 discloses an awning device in which at least one tension bow is arranged on the winding shaft, with the awning being guided over the tension bow.
- Clamping causes the awning in the unwound state is arched upward, so that rainwater can drain.
- the awning has transverse to the winding direction oriented clamping elements, which additionally reinforce the already formed by the clamping bow arched shape of the awning.
- the clamping elements extend over the entire width of the awning.
- German Offenlegungsschrift DE 10 201 1 122 502 A1 also discloses an awning device in which arc-shaped prestressed tension elements oriented transversely to the winding direction are arranged in the sun sail, which give the sun sail an upwardly curved shape due to its arcuate pretension, since the unwound during unwinding from the shaft then arcuately relaxing clamping elements have an upwardly curved shape.
- the clamping elements extend over the entire width of the awning.
- German Offenlegungsschrift DE 10 2013 104 777 A1 discloses an awning device which is provided on both sides of the awning on the winding shaft Having the opposite side of the same fixed traction cables, which are each deflected on a mast on rollers and both sides of the awning to the
- Winding shaft are returned, with the pull ropes each on a on the
- Winding shaft arranged roll wound or unwound from this.
- a weight is arranged in the masts, which has a rotatably mounted roller over which the respective traction cable is guided.
- an awning device which on both sides of the awning on the side facing away from the winding shaft of the same fixed tension cables, which can each be wound on a rotatably mounted on a mast roll or unwound from this, in addition in each case a clamping force comparison device is present, which causes a reduction of the Werner stress that is greater than the target voltage, and at a tensile stress that is smaller than the target voltage, an increase in Switzerlandseilvorrats. This ensures that the awning always has the intended voltage to be held on the one hand substantially stationary even when wind is acting and on the other hand not to be damaged by too high a voltage.
- the width of the awning is limited by the fact that the existing buckling elements, which are also referred to in the art as clamping elements, can not maintain their upwardly curved shape, if the awning is too wide.
- the buckling or clamping elements made of a permanently elastic lightweight construction material, such as glass fiber reinforced plastic (GRP), so that they can be bent straight when winding the awning on the winding shaft straight and thus smoothly fitting to the shaft with can be wound up.
- GFP glass fiber reinforced plastic
- the present invention seeks to provide an awning device, the awning both have an approximately central curvature upwards for safe water removal, as well as much wider than that can be built in the known from the prior art awning devices, which does not only the shading or the rain protection of larger areas possible, but also the scope of awning devices is increased. Furthermore, the task is based on specifying a construction, which also allows the formation of a rainproof, upward-facing curvature of the developed awning from the stretched on the winding shaft sunshade surface significantly cheaper and possible using machine-made standard semi-finished products, such as
- At least one pull rope is connected to a first region of the awning, wherein tensioned by the tension of the pull rope this first area between the winding shaft and the pull rope in the developed state of the awning taut, and that within this first range a portion of at least one buckling element is arranged, wherein the buckling element is arranged there approximately parallel to the winding shaft, that the
- the awning has a tautly stretched first region in the unwound state.
- at least one traction cable but preferably a plurality of traction cables, connected in the manner known from the prior art via at least one counter-bearing, for example a deflection roller, to a tensioning cable under the required tension setting and receiving this and donating cable mechanism are deflected.
- the tension cables exert a tension force on the first area of the awning so that it is constantly taut.
- At least one buckling element preferably a plurality of buckling elements spaced apart in the winding direction, is arranged approximately parallel to the winding shaft, which gives the awning an upwardly curved shape, so that rainwater can run off.
- this is at least one buckling element according to the invention in non-corrosive state non-arched, ie straight, or has at least in a section on a downwardly facing curvature.
- This is an essential aspect of the present invention.
- the arching element can be formed significantly longer, since it does not have to carry out the curvature by an inherent curvature upwards, but instead by the different clamping forces in the areas of the awning and the weight in the tensioned so
- Awning automatically assumes an upwardly curved shape and thus gives the awning an upwardly curved shape.
- a bulging element can be used which is not arched in the force-free state, i. straight, is.
- a curvature element can be used, which in at least one section has a downwardly pointing curvature, in which configuration the curvature element can be made even longer.
- the length of buckling elements in the prior art awning devices is limited in that they lose their upwardly curved shape due to the gravitational force acting on them and the tension acting on the awning if they are too long.
- the arching elements could be made of a more massive material.
- the buckling elements when winding the awning on the winding shaft must be bent straight through this, in which case considerably larger forces would have to be expended and, moreover, there would be the danger that form cracks in the awning during winding.
- Preload is required to ensure that the buckling elements in the awning are curved upwards and remain so, since in the known from the prior art embodiments of awning devices acting on the buckling elements weight force and acting on the sun sail tension is always the after opposes the above arched shape.
- the upwardly curved shape is achieved precisely by the acting weight force, which is why the
- Buckling elements can be made significantly longer and thus sun sails can be realized with significantly greater width.
- a second region is arranged and the at least one bulging element extends on both sides of the first
- the second region of the awning is not taut and the portion of the at least one buckling element extending into it can move downwardly to give the buckling element the desired upwardly curved shape
- the second region has at least one added substance. This addition of the substance prevents the second area from being stretched too tightly.
- a plurality of arching elements and a plurality of fabric additions are provided, which are arranged on one or both sides of the arching elements.
- the arching element extends in each case with a portion in a fabric addition formed in each second region, whereby these portions of the weight force can yield downward.
- the fabric additions are preferably formed substantially triangular, so that the voltage of the second region of its facing the first area th side to its side facing away from the first area continuously decreases.
- the transitions between the fabric additions and the fabric cut extending approximately straight and parallel to the winding shaft are rounded off in a radius, in order to create a smooth transition without subsequent tension folds.
- the awning may have greater elasticity in the second region, at least in the direction of pull, than in the first region, wherein the second region may have unidirectional or bidirectional elasticity. It is also achieved by a greater elasticity of the second region compared to that of the first region that the portion of the at least one arching element extending in the second region, preferably of the plurality of arching elements, can move downward by the action of the force of gravity, whereby the desired curvature of the arching element above arched shape is awarded.
- a plurality of buckling elements are present, wherein in addition an outer buckling element may be present, which is formed kinkable and / or has a curved shape.
- an outer buckling element may be present, which is formed kinkable and / or has a curved shape.
- the width of the second region decreases in the direction of the side facing away from the winding shaft side of the awning and finally goes to zero, so an outer curvature element can not be imparted in the manner previously described an upwardly curved shape , So that the outer curvature element nevertheless assumes this shape, it can be made bendable, so that it bends upwards due to the upward curving shape of the awning caused by the remaining curvature elements and thereby adapts to the shape of the remaining curvature elements in the loaded state.
- the awning Arranged in the second region additions of material or even greater elasticity of the second region may cause the awning is no longer wound evenly when the awning over its entire width wound by a winding shaft of the same winding speed and the same diameter becomes.
- at least one spring element extending substantially in the winding direction is embedded in the second region of the solar sail.
- this spring element is embedded in the seam of the second region of the awning.
- the spring element consists of spring steel.
- the spring element counteracts a winding, which, in the case of a winding carried out by a driven winding shaft, has the result that the spring element does not conform to the winding shaft or the already wound up awning, but moves away from it or from it.
- the winding diameter is increased, so that the winding diameter, with which the second area is wound up, is greater than the winding diameter with which the first area is wound up.
- the awning is wound evenly over its entire width, despite the fact that in the second area fabric additions are available or this one larger
- the enlargement of the winding diameter corresponds exactly to the dimensions of the fabric additions in the winding direction and the difference in elasticity between the first region and the second region, as another
- the winding shaft has a plurality of sections, wherein the portion which is provided for winding the second area, has a correspondingly larger diameter than the portion which is provided for winding the first area.
- the winding shaft has a plurality of sections of different diameters, wherein a portion of smaller diameter of the winding shaft is associated with the first region of the solar sail as the at least a second portion of the solar sail.
- the winding shaft has a plurality of sections, wherein the portion which for the development of the second Region is provided rotatably formed with a larger winding speed than the portion which is provided for winding the first region.
- the first area of the awning is associated with a portion of the winding shaft, which has a low winding speed than the portion of the winding shaft associated with the at least one second region.
- the different winding speeds of the sections of the winding shaft can be realized in that the sections can be driven by a drive device which cooperates with one or more gears arranged inside or outside the winding shaft, or in that the sections can be driven by independent drive devices.
- each section may be assigned a gear whose transmission ratio is selected so that the desired winding speeds are set.
- the effected by means of the drive means rotation of a section is transmitted to the adjacent section, but due to the transmission ratio, the winding speeds of the sections are different.
- the sections of the winding shaft can be driven by independent drive means, which set the respective section at the desired winding speed in rotation.
- 1 shows an embodiment of the awning device according to the invention in a perspective view
- 2 shows the embodiment of the Finsegelvorrich- device according to the invention in a plan view
- Fig. 3 shows the embodiment of the Clarisolvorrich- device according to the invention in a front view.
- FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a first embodiment of the awning device 1 according to the invention, comprising a winding shaft 2, a sun sail 3, traction cables 4, which are deflected by abutment, not shown, a plurality of buckling elements 5 and an outer buckling element 9.
- the sun sail consists of a first Region 6 and two second regions 7, which are arranged on both sides of the first region 6.
- the transitions between the first region and the second regions 7 are shown as lines 14.
- the buckling elements 5 are arranged in the first region 6 of the awning 3 and extend on both sides in the second regions 7, which each have closer Stoffzuin 8.
- the fabric additions 8 are arranged on both sides of the sections extending into the second regions 7 of the arching elements 5.
- the buckling elements 5 themselves have in this embodiment in force-free, ie unloaded state, a non-curved shape and bulge only due to the weight acting on the protruding into the second portions 7 portions of the buckling elements 5 weight.
- This effect is achieved in the first area 6 of the awning 3, on the one hand, and on the other hand because of the tension of the first area 6, which is exerted by the tension cables 4, on the one hand, and the fact that the second areas 7 are not taut.
- the outer arching element 9 is also non-arched in the force-free state and only assumes an upwardly arched shape due to the tension within the first region 6, wherein the outer arched profile 9 may have a smaller cross-section for this purpose.
- an outer curvature element 9 which has an upwardly curved shape even in the force-free state.
- a bendable outer curvature element 9 So that Winding of the awning 3 can be done evenly on the winding shaft 2, a spring steel wire is embedded in the seam 10 of each second area 7, which causes an increase in the winding diameter on the second regions 7 associated sections of the winding shaft 2 due to its elastic resilience.
- the spring steel wire is wound spirally around the winding shaft 2, wherein the winding layers of the spring steel wire are not superposed by the restoring force acting against its bending, but are spaced apart, which in turn has the described increase in the winding diameter result.
- a spring element 1 1 is present in the second regions 7, in which case it is a spring steel wire and which enlarges the winding diameter in the second regions 7 so that they can be wound up uniformly together with the first region 6.
- Figure 2 shows the first embodiment of the Clarisolvorrich- inventive device 1 in a plan view.
- the fabric additions 8 in the second regions 7 are triangular in shape and are arranged on both sides of the protruding into the second regions 7 portions of the buckling elements 5, wherein the length of
- Pulp additions 8 increases in the winding direction, starting from the first region 6 facing sides of the second regions 7 in the direction of the first region 6 opposite sides of the second regions 7. Furthermore, in each second area 7, a fabric addition 8 adjoining the winding shaft 2 is present, which likewise has a triangular shape.
- FIG. 3 shows a front view of the first embodiment of the awning device 1 according to the invention.
- the first region 6 is taut due to the tensile force exerted by the traction cables 4.
- the second regions 7 are not stretched tight due to the substance additions 8 arranged in them, so that the sections of the arching elements 5 projecting into the second regions 7 move downward due to the gravitational force acting on them and thus the arching elements 5 assume an upwardly curved shape.
- the outer arching element 9 adapts to the arched shape of the first region 6, but can in turn already in the force-free state have a curved shape.
- By acting on the end portions of the buckle elements 5 weight force, they move downward, whereby an upward-facing curvature of the buckling elements 5 is achieved.
- the point 15 acts as a fulcrum for the downward movement 19 and the upward movement 16. Both movements of each buckle element 5 result from acting on the end portions of the buckle elements 5
- FIG. 4 shows the first embodiment of the awning device in a side view.
- FIG. 5 shows a second embodiment of the awning device 20 according to the invention.
- This has in addition to the first embodiment in addition to acting as a ramp for the buckling elements 5 spring angle 30.
- This consists of an elastic material, such as spring steel, and supports the erection of the buckling elements 5, as they approach the winding shaft 2, so that the first portion 6 is relieved during winding and in addition vibrations of the buckling elements 5 are avoided during winding.
- the spring angle can be fastened in the vicinity of the winding shaft 2 to a wall.
- FIG. 6 shows a third embodiment of the awning device 40 according to the invention. It has only one bulging element 5 and another shape of the second regions.
- the areas A, B, C, D, E and F are areas in which sections of the awning overlap. In these areas, the different sections of the awning are sewn together.
- FIG. 7 shows the third embodiment in a front view.
- FIG. 8 shows the sections (fabric blanks) 27, 28, 29 from which the awning of the third embodiment is formed by stitching. The marked with A
- Figures 9 and 10 show a first embodiment of a buckling profile 50, which can be used as an outer buckling element 9.
- the buckling profile consists of two straight legs 22 and a joint 21 connecting both legs 22.
- a socket 23 for magnets 24 is arranged in the mutually facing front surfaces of the legs 22, which are inclined.
- the magnets 24 may be neodymium magnets, which are particularly well-suited due to their strong magnetization. The magnets 24 cause the kinked shape is maintained, and the buckling profile only returns to its straight shape when approaching the winding shaft during winding, which can be supported by the aforementioned spring angle 30.
- FIGS 1 1 and 12 show a second embodiment of a buckling profile 60, which can be used as an outer curvature element 9.
- the buckling profile 60 consists of two curved legs 62 and a joint 61 connecting both legs 62. In the mutually facing Frondon the legs 62, which are formed inclined, a socket 63 for magnets 64 is arranged.
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