AT6732B

AT6732B - Device for excavating earth and for similar purposes.

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Publication number: AT6732B
Authority: AT
Inventors: Ewen Mc Gregor
Original assignee: Ewen Mc Gregor
Priority date: 1900-02-03
Filing date: 1900-02-03
Publication date: 1902-02-10

Description

  

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Handelt es sich darum, einen Einschnitt in einen Hügel zu machen, dessen Seitenflächen eine Böschung besitzen, so wird ein dritter oder mitteler Träger für das Trag- 
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 aufgestellt, dass in dem Tragseil ein Winkel nach dem dritten Träger zu gebildet wird. Indem die Schaufel von dem Träger an der Spitze des Einschnittes zu dem. dritten Träger herabkommt, schneidet sie die Erde in der Weise, dass sie den vollendeten Einschnitt mit abgeschrägten Seiten verlässt, was nach Wunsch durch seitliche oder Längsverschiebung der Träger verschieden gestaltet werden kann. 



   In den Fig, 7 und 8 ist diese dritte    stütze'29   gezeigt und bildet das Tragseil einen Winkel bei derselben.   Der Balken 30,   auf dessen Spitze das Tragseil unmittelbar ruht, ist in   grösserem     Massstabe   mit punktierten Linien in Fig. 9 dargestellt. Das Seil ruht in einer leichten Rinne und ist mit dem Balken durch einen Bolzen 31 verbunden. 



     Die Stütze am Ende   des Einschnittes kann auf Rädern   16   (Fig. 2) in   dem   wie die Arbeit fortschreitet,   rückwärts bewegt werden, um weiter   in den Hugel einzuschneiden und die Länge des Ausschnittes zu vergrössern. Eine zweite Stellung ist in Fig. 7 punktiert angegeben. 



   Fig. 9 zeigt die Hängearme 8, welche so eingerichtet sind, dass sie an dem Balken 30 vorbei können. Die Rollen 7 sind in   Gabeln 34 der Arme 6'gelagert.   



   PATENT-ANSPRÜCHE : 
1.   Vorrichtung zum Aushobon von   Erde und für ähnliche Zwecke, dadurch ge- 
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 Schaufel (6) gespannt ist (Fig. 1 bis 4).



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If it is a question of making an incision in a hill, the side surfaces of which have an embankment, a third or central support is required for the bearing
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 set up that an angle to the third carrier is formed in the support cable. By moving the scoop from the carrier at the top of the incision to the. third carrier comes down, it cuts the earth in such a way that it leaves the completed incision with beveled sides, which can be designed in various ways by lateral or longitudinal displacement of the carriers as desired.



   In FIGS. 7 and 8, this third support 29 is shown and the support cable forms an angle therewith. The beam 30, on the tip of which the support cable rests directly, is shown on a larger scale with dotted lines in FIG. The rope rests in a slight groove and is connected to the beam by a bolt 31.



     The support at the end of the incision can be moved backwards on wheels 16 (Fig. 2) as the work progresses, in order to cut further into the hill and increase the length of the cutout. A second position is indicated by dotted lines in FIG.



   FIG. 9 shows the hanging arms 8 which are set up in such a way that they can pass the beam 30. The rollers 7 are mounted in forks 34 of the arms 6 ′.



   PATENT CLAIMS:
1. Device for excavating earth and for similar purposes, thereby
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 Shovel (6) is stretched (Fig. 1 to 4).

Claims

2. In the device explained in claim 1, the arrangement of weights (21, 27) with bottle ends (22, 28) for vertical and lateral deflection of the support cable (1) (Fig.5und6).

3. When claiming! explained device the erection of a third support frame (29) at the foot of the incision, in such a way that the support rope 1 (1) forms an angle (Fig. í and t1) .. EMI3.1 EMI3.2 <Desc / Clms Page number 4> EMI4.1 the stitches are emptied.

Fig. T; shows a heavy weight 27 which is in connection with the bottle. train 28 is used to deflect the suspension rope sideways so that the shovel can remove earth in other places on the left or right.

If it is a question of making an incision in a hill, the side surfaces of which have an embankment, a third or middle support is required for the supporting structure! near the beginning of the incision and set up so that the shovel goes over it. The girder at the top of the intended incision is set up in such a way that an angle is formed in the carrying rope towards the third girder. As the shovel comes down from the carrier at the top of the incision and the third carrier, it cuts the earth in such a way that it leaves the completed incision with bevelled sides, which can be made possible by sliding the carriers laterally or longitudinally as desired.

In FIGS. 7 and 8, this third support 25 is shown and the suspension cable forms an angle at the same. The balcony 30, on the tip of which the support cable rests directly, is shown on a larger scale with dotted lines in FIG. The rope rests in a slight groove and is connected to the balcony by a bolt 31.

The support at the end of the incision can be moved backwards on wheels 16 (Fig. 2) as the work progresses to cut further into the mound and increase the length of the cutout. A second position is indicated by dotted lines in FIG.

9 shows the hanging arms 8 which are set up in such a way that they can pass your beam 30. The rollers 7 are mounted in forks 34 of the arms 8.

PATENT. EXPECTATIONS : 1. Device for excavating earth and for similar purposes, thereby EMI4.2 Shovel (6) is stretched (Fig. 1 to 4).

2. In the device explained in claim 1, the arrangement of weights (2127) with pulleys (22, 28) for vertical and lateral deflection of the support cable (1) EMI4.3

3. In the device explained in claim 1, the erection of a third support frame (29) at the foot of the incision in such a way that the support cable (1) forms an angle (FIGS. 1 and 8).