AT514069B1 - Mechanical parking system in the horizontal circulation principle - Google Patents

Abstract

Mechanical parking system in horizontal circulation principle with Abstellpaletten (1), wherein the Abstellpaletten (1), mounted on a grid with upwardly directed Bock- or ball rollers (2, 3) which in turn are mounted on the garage floor, horizontally displaceable and continuously driven Circulation principle (4) are moved, wherein under spacer rods (5) on a bolt (6) horizontal guide rollers (7) and below, also on the bolt (6), vertically directed ball rollers (8) on their own lanes (9 ), and in the plant longitudinal direction (15) and at one end of the plant outside (16) are supported horizontally, while the Abstellpaletten (1) in each case at one of the two end faces in turn with articulated spacer bars (5), via a vertically to below rigidly connected bolts (6), are connected to the joint, and the support of Abstellpaletten (1) against rotation from the plant longitudinal direction at two vertices de R is the second end face (11) by two down vertically located guide rollers (12), wherein the drive (13) consists of a lying, frictionally engages the spacer rod assembly tangent, wheel (14) with a geared motor and on a strand of Spacer rod assembly (5) is located in the region of the plant longitudinal axis.

Description

Austrian Patent Office AT514 069 B1 2014-10-15

The subject invention relates to a mechanical parking system in the horizontal circulation principle with Abstellpaletten, which are supported by hinged spacer rods that are driven continuously, supported in the deflection dreigelenkbogen-like, all around.

Known horizontal parking systems are usually moved in the sliding puzzle principle, but have complicated and expensive drive elements and require long repeating times.

Although other known horizontal parking systems have circulating operation, but two-stroke, and are therefore not short term to use.

The subject circulating system with quick-access effect is much more user friendly compared to multi-clock systems because of the short repeating times.

In order to make the use of such systems user-friendly and economically viable, the invention has been a continuously driven circulation principle with simple horizontally movable Abstellpaletten fixed fixed to the floor fixed castors, with possibility of outsourcing to residual surfaces, for the purpose of better feasibility for problem solving.

The vehicles are brought on Zubringer- lifting tables at the height of the individual floors in order to extend to the Abstellpaletten can. The Abstellpaletten be mounted horizontally displaceable on a grid with upwardly directed Bock- or ball rollers, which in turn are attached to the garage floor, and moved in a continuously driven circulation principle.

The Abstellpaletten are in each case connected to one of the two end-side centers in turn with articulated spacer rods, via vertically downwardly rigidly connected bolts, with the joint.

Under the spacer bars are on the bolt horizontal guide rollers and underneath, also on the bolt, vertically directed ball rollers that run on their own lanes. - The spacer bars and their bolts, which are equipped with horizontal guide rollers on vertically oriented ball rollers, are horizontally supported horizontally in the plant longitudinal direction and at one end of the installation. - The support of Abstellpaletten against rotation from the plant longitudinal direction is accomplished at two corners of the second end face by two down vertically located guide rollers.

The drive consists of a lying, frictionally engages the spacer rod set tangent, wheel with geared motor and is located on a strand of the spacer-holder-rod set in the plant longitudinal axis.

The invention will now be explained in more detail with reference to the drawings: FIG. 1 shows that the Abstellpaletten 1 on a grid with upwardly directed Bock- or ball rollers 2 bzw.3, which in turn at the garage floor are fixed, are mounted horizontally displaceable, and are moved in the continuously driven circulation principle 4.

It shows the Fig. 2 that under the spacer rods 5 on the bolt 6 horizontal guide rollers 7 and below, also on the bolt 6, vertically directed ball rollers 8, which run on own lanes 9, are located, and in Plant longitudinal direction 15 and at one end of the system outside 16 are supported horizontally, while the Abstellpaletten 1 each at one of the two Stirnseitenmit in turn with articulated spacer rods 5, a vertically to below rigidly connected driving pin bolt 6, are connected to the joint, and the support of Abstellpaletten against rotation from the plant longitudinal direction at two corners of the second face 11 by two down vertically located guide rollers 12, wherein the drive 13 from a lying, frictionally engaged to the spacer rod set tangent, wheel 14 with geared motor, and only one strand of the Spacer rod set 5 is located in the area of the plant longitudinal axis.

It shows the Fig. 3 that a completely continuously driven circulating system with quick access effect to the Abstellpaletten compared to multi-clock systems is much more user friendly.

FIGS. 4 and 5 show that the operation in multi-clock systems is very repetitive.

The subject of the application thus abruptly enriches the state of the art with regard to practical usability.

A circulation system, the entire drive set including all Autoabstellpaletten continuously moves around with only a single drive, all static-kinematic concerns and conditions are optimally satisfied, even for a person skilled in not obvious manner from the prior art. 2.5

Claims (2)

Austrian Patent Office AT514 069B1 2014-10-15 1. Mechanical parking system in the horizontal circulation principle with Abstellpaletten (1), wherein the Abstellpaletten (1) on a grid with upwardly directed Bock- or ball rollers (2, 3) in turn at the garage floor are fixed, are mounted horizontally displaceable and in the continuously driven circulation principle (4) are moved, characterized in that under spacer rods (5) on a bolt (6) horizontal guide rollers (7) and below, also on the bolt (6) , vertically directed ball rollers (8) running on their own lanes (9), and are supported horizontally in the plant longitudinal direction (15) and at one end of the system (16), while the Abstellpaletten (1) in each case at one of the two front side centers in turn with articulated spacer rods (5), via a vertically downwardly rigidly connected bolt (6), are connected to the joint, and the Stut tion of the Abstellpaletten (1) against rotation from the plant longitudinal direction at two corners of the second end face (11) by two down vertically located guide rollers (12), wherein the drive (13) from a lying, frictionally engaged with the spacer rod set tangent, wheel (14) with geared motor and is located on a strand of the spacer rod assembly (5) in the region of the plant longitudinal axis. For this 2 sheets of drawings 3/5