CN209955790U - Charging pile capable of winding charging wire - Google Patents

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CN209955790U
CN209955790U CN201920404599.3U CN201920404599U CN209955790U CN 209955790 U CN209955790 U CN 209955790U CN 201920404599 U CN201920404599 U CN 201920404599U CN 209955790 U CN209955790 U CN 209955790U
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The utility model relates to a power equipment field specifically is a can rolling charging wire fill electric pile, including the casing that is used for holding the charging wire, install the coiling mechanism in the casing, the coiling mechanism is including the rolling frame that is fixed in the casing, install in the rolling frame and be used for twining the wind-up roll of charging wire, be used for driving wind-up roll pivoted driving piece, be used for guiding the guide mechanism of charging wire, be used for blockking the locking mechanical system of wind-up roll rolling charging wire, wind-up roll axial fixity and circumferential direction connect in the rolling frame. The charging wire passes through the mechanical means rolling in the casing, makes things convenient for operating personnel rolling charging wire, also reduces the wearing and tearing of charging wire.

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Charging pile capable of winding charging wire
Technical Field
The utility model relates to a power equipment field, concretely relates to can rolling charging wire fill electric pile.
Background
The electric pile can charge the electric automobiles of various models according to different voltage levels. The charging pile is mostly placed outdoors, can be fixed on the ground or on the wall, and is installed in public buildings (public buildings, shopping malls, public parking lots, and the like) and residential area parking lots or charging stations. The input end of the charging pile is directly connected with an alternating current power grid, and the output end of the charging pile is provided with a charging plug for charging the electric automobile.
Generally, a two-dimensional code exists in a charging pile, a mobile phone is used for scanning the code to download or pay attention to a public number, and the user can register and log in the charging pile. Insert the charging wire on the electric motor car to the quick charge stake on the connector, must insert tightly. After inserting the charging wire, show the electric motor car and fill electric pile and be connected the back of success, click on the cell-phone screen sweep the sign indicating number charge or the serial number charge just can. After the electricity is flushed, the user clicks in the service number to stop charging, then the charging wire is pulled out, and the charging is completed.
In the in-service use process, because the charging wire is longer, if not arrange in order easily to lead to the wire to knot and then cause its surperficial insulating layer to break, reduce the wire life-span. If the arrangement is carried out, after each measurement is finished, the coil needs to be folded and wound manually step by step, and the operation is troublesome.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
Not enough to prior art exists, the utility model aims to provide a can rolling charging wire fill electric pile, after accomplishing to charge, can reduce operating personnel's the amount of labour with the charging wire rolling casing in, also prevent that the charging wire is located the casing outside, the charging wire that wears out through mechanical system.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model provides a following technical scheme:
the utility model provides a can rolling charging pile of charging wire, is including the casing that is used for holding the charging wire, installs the coiling mechanism in the casing, and the coiling mechanism is including the rolling frame that is fixed in the casing, install in the rolling frame and be used for twining the wind-up roll of charging wire, be used for driving wind-up roll pivoted driving piece, be used for guiding the guide mechanism of charging wire, be used for blockking the locking mechanical system of wind-up roll rolling charging wire, and wind-up roll axial fixity and circumferential direction connect in the rolling frame.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme to wind-up roll clockwise turning rolling charging wire is the example. When using the charging wire to charge, operating personnel holds charging wire one end, pulls out the charging wire in the casing. Because wind-up roll axial fixity and circumferential direction connect in the casing, so, operating personnel pulls to charge successively, and the wind-up roll is automatic anticlockwise rotation. The length that exposes the casing part when the charging wire reaches the desire, and the charging wire plug is connected the back of success with the electric motor car promptly, and locking mechanical system will charge the locking of line length, even wind-up roll clockwise rotation, the charging wire can not break away from the electric motor car yet. After charging, the locking is removed, the driving piece drives the winding roller to rotate clockwise, and the charging wire is wound on the winding roller under the guide of the guide mechanism.
The utility model discloses a further set up to: locking mechanical system including be fixed in the ratchet of wind-up roll one end, with ratchet complex pawl, be used for making the piece that resets of pawl and ratchet butt, be used for driving the pawl and keep away from the unblock subassembly of ratchet, the pawl axial fixity and circumferential direction connect in the rolling frame.
By adopting the technical scheme, the ratchet wheel can only rotate anticlockwise when the pawl is abutted against the ratchet wheel. Take the counterclockwise rotation of the wind-up roll as the unwinding. When an operator pulls the charging wire to pull out the charging wire from the shell, the winding roller rotates anticlockwise. And after the charging wire is successfully connected with the electric vehicle, an operator does not pull the charging wire any more, and the wind-up roll stops rotating. Reset the piece and make pawl and ratchet butt to at the not pivoted back of wind-up roll, the pawl blocks the ratchet of ratchet, makes the wind-up roll can not rotate clockwise, keeps the stability that charging wire and electric motor car are connected.
The utility model discloses a further set up to: the unblock subassembly is including wearing to establish and being fixed in the pivot of pawl, being fixed in the pivot and wearing out the turning block of casing one end, being used for locking the locking piece of turning block and casing relative position, and turning block axial fixity and circumferential direction connect in the casing outer wall.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, after charging, when needing the rolling charging wire, operating personnel rotates the turning block for the pawl that links together through the pivot with the turning block rotates, resists the power that resets for the pawl. Causing the pawl to disengage the ratchet. When the rotating piece rotates to a proper position, the locking piece locks the rotating piece and the outer wall of the shell together. So, the ratchet does not have the pawl to block, and the driving piece can drive the wind-up roll clockwise turning.
The utility model discloses a further set up to: the locking piece is a locking pin which penetrates through the rotating block and the shell.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, when locking turning block and casing, wear to locate turning block and casing with the stop pin. The rotary member is acted upon by a locking pin to resist action of the return member on the pawl.
The utility model discloses a further set up to: the guiding mechanism comprises a sliding block which is connected to the shell in a sliding mode along the axial direction parallel to the winding roller, a moving assembly used for enabling the sliding block to slide, and a clamping assembly which is installed on the sliding block and used for clamping the cable.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, when the winding charging wire, driving piece drive wind-up roll clockwise rotation. The motion subassembly drive sliding block is along being on a parallel with wind-up roll axial motion, so, the charging wire is along wind-up roll axial evenly winding on the wind-up roll.
The utility model discloses a further set up to: the motion subassembly includes along being on a parallel with the wind-up roll axial wear to establish and threaded connection in the screw rod of sliding block, be fixed in being used for driving screw rod pivoted motion piece of screw rod one end, screw rod axial fixity and circumferential direction connect in the rolling frame.
By adopting the technical scheme, the operator rotates the moving part and the screw fixed with the moving part. Because the sliding block only slides along being on a parallel with the axial direction of the winding roller, and the screw is in threaded connection with the sliding block, the sliding block slides after the screw rotates.
The utility model discloses a further set up to: the moving piece is driven gear, and wind-up roll one end is fixed with the driving gear, and the meshing has annular tooth area on moving piece and the driving gear.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, when driving piece drive wind-up roll clockwise turning, the driving gear clockwise turning that is fixed in the wind-up roll, with the operation of the cyclic annular cingulum of driving gear meshing, cyclic annular cingulum drives the motion and rotates, so, driving gear and motion synchronous revolution. When the operator pulls the charging wire, the wind-up roll rotates anticlockwise, and the moving piece also rotates anticlockwise. Thus, the distance between the sliding block and the winding roller is kept unchanged no matter how the winding roller rotates.
The utility model discloses a further set up to: the centre gripping subassembly is including being used for the butt in two centre gripping rollers at its diametric (al) both ends of charging wire, and centre gripping roller axial is fixed and circumferential direction connects in the sliding block.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, the charging wire is by the centre gripping between two grip rollers to this guides the charging wire. Because the centre gripping roller is fixed and circumferential direction connects in the sliding block to the axial, so, roll connection between centre gripping roller and the charging wire, frictional force compares in sliding friction, and frictional force is little, and the charging wire of being convenient for passes through two centre gripping rollers smoothly.
In conclusion, the beneficial technical effects of the invention are as follows:
1. the charging wire is wound in the shell through a mechanical means, so that an operator can conveniently wind the charging wire, and the abrasion of the charging wire is reduced;
2. the sliding block is connected to the shell in a sliding mode along the axial direction parallel to the winding roller, and the charging wire moves along with the sliding block and is uniformly wound in the axial direction of the winding roller;
3. the driving gear fixed on the winding roller and the moving piece driving the sliding block to move synchronously rotate under the driving of the annular toothed belt, so that the length of a charging wire between the clamping assembly on the sliding block and the winding drum is unchanged, and the winding drum is convenient to wind up and pay off.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic perspective view of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a transverse sectional view of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of the ratchet and pawl of the present invention in abutment;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of the ratchet and pawl of the present invention with the locking member locking the rotatable member and the housing;
fig. 5 is a partial perspective view of the moving part of the present invention.
Reference numerals: 1. a housing; 11. a locking hole; 2. a limiting block; 3. a winding device; 31. a wind-up roll; 32. a drive member; 33. a guide mechanism; 331. a slider; 332. a motion assembly; 3321. a screw; 3322. a moving member; 333. a clamping assembly; 3331. a grip roller; 334. a guide rod; 34. a locking mechanism; 341. a ratchet wheel; 342. a pawl; 343. a reset member; 344. an unlocking assembly; 35. a winding frame; 4. a rotating shaft; 5. rotating the block; 51. a through hole; 6. a locking member; 7. a driving gear; 8. an annular toothed belt; 9. and a charging wire.
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The present invention will be further explained with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Combine fig. 1 and fig. 2 to show, a can fill electric pile of rolling charging wire, including the casing 1 that is used for holding charging wire 9, install in the inside coiling mechanism 3 of below of casing 1. The winding device 3 comprises a winding frame 35 fixed on the shell 1, a winding roller 31 installed on the winding frame 35 and used for winding the charging wire 9, a driving piece 32 used for driving the winding roller 31 to rotate, a guiding mechanism 33 used for guiding the charging wire 9, and a locking mechanism 34 used for blocking the winding roller 31 to wind the charging wire 9, wherein the winding roller 31 is axially fixed and is connected to the winding frame 35 in a circumferential rotating manner. The drive member 32 is a hand wheel.
Take-up roller 31 clockwise rotation rolling charging wire 9 as an example. When winding the charging wire 9, the locking mechanism 34 is unlocked, the driving member 32 drives the winding roller 31 to rotate clockwise, and the charging wire 9 is uniformly wound on the winding roller 31 under the guidance of the guiding mechanism 33.
Referring to fig. 3 and 4, the locking mechanism 34 includes a ratchet 341 fixed at one end of the wind-up roll 31, a pawl 342 engaged with the ratchet 341, a reset member 343 mounted on the wind-up frame 35 and used for abutting the pawl 342 against the ratchet 341, and an unlocking assembly 344 used for driving the pawl 342 away from the ratchet 341, wherein the ratchet 341 and the pawl 342 are axially fixed and circumferentially rotatably connected to the wind-up frame 35. The reset member 343 is a spring fixed in a compressed state between the inner wall of the housing 1 and the pawl 342. The unlocking assembly 344 includes a rotating shaft 4 penetrating through and fixed to the pawl 342, a rotating block 5 fixed to one end of the rotating shaft 4 penetrating through the housing 1, and a locking member 6 for locking the relative position of the rotating block 5 and the housing 1, wherein the rotating block 5 is axially fixed and is connected to the outer wall of the housing 1 in a circumferential rotation manner. The shell 1 is provided with a locking hole 11, the outer wall of the shell 1 is fixed with a limiting block 2, and the rotating block 5 is provided with a through hole 51. The locking member 6 is a locking pin which is horizontally inserted through the through hole 51 and the locking hole 11.
For example, when the pawl 342 abuts against the ratchet 341, the ratchet 341 can rotate counterclockwise only. The spring in the compressed state gives the pawl 342 a force toward the ratchet 341, so that the pawl 342 and the ratchet 341 are always pressed against each other without any other external force. When an operator pulls the charging wire 9 to pull the charging wire 9 out of the shell 1, the winding roller 31 rotates anticlockwise. After the charging wire 9 is successfully connected with the electric vehicle, the operator does not pull the charging wire 9 any more, and the wind-up roll 31 stops rotating. At this time, the pawl 342 blocks the ratchet of the ratchet 341, so that the wind-up roll 31 cannot rotate clockwise, thereby maintaining the stability of the connection between the charging wire 9 and the electric vehicle; when charging is completed and the charging wire 9 needs to be wound, the operator rotates the rotating block 5, and the pawl 342 rotates along with the rotating block 5 to resist the force of the reset piece 343 to the pawl 342. When the rotating member is rotated to a proper position, the pawl 342 is disengaged from the ratchet 341. When the rotating block 5 rotates to abut against the limiting block 2, the rotating block 5 does not rotate continuously, at the moment, the locking hole 11 is coaxial with the through hole 51, and the locking piece 6 penetrates through the through hole 51 and the locking hole 11 so as to lock the rotating block 5 and the outer wall of the shell 1 together. Thus, the ratchet wheel 341 is not blocked by the pawl 342, and the driving member 32 can drive the wind-up roll 31 to rotate clockwise.
As shown in fig. 2 and 5, a driving gear 7 is fixed to an end of the wind-up roll 31 away from the ratchet 341. The guide mechanism 33 includes a sliding block 331 slidably attached to the housing 1 in an axial direction parallel to the take-up roller 31, a moving member 332 for sliding the sliding block 331, and a gripping member 333 attached to the sliding block 331 and for gripping the cable. The sliding block 331 is provided with a guide rod 334 extending in parallel to the axial direction of the wind-up roller 31, and both ends of the guide rod 334 are fixed to two opposite side walls of the housing 1. The moving assembly 332 comprises a screw 3321 axially penetrating and threaded to the sliding block 331 along a direction parallel to the winding roller 31, and a moving member 3322 fixed at one end of the screw 3321 and used for driving the screw 3321 to rotate, wherein the screw 3321 is axially fixed and circumferentially rotatably connected to the winding frame 35. The moving member 3322 is a driven gear, and the moving member 3322 and the driving gear 7 are engaged with an annular toothed belt 8. The clamping unit 333 includes two clamping rollers 3331 for abutting against both ends of the charging wire 9 in the diameter direction thereof, and the clamping rollers 3331 are axially fixed and circumferentially rotatably connected to the sliding block 331.
When the driving piece 32 drives the winding roller 31 to rotate clockwise, the driving gear 7 fixed on the winding roller 31 rotates clockwise, the annular toothed belt 8 meshed with the driving gear 7 rotates, the annular toothed belt 8 drives the moving piece 3322 to rotate, and therefore the driving gear 7 and the moving piece 3322 rotate synchronously. At this time, the screw 3321 fixed to the mover 3322 is rotated. Since the guide rod 334 causes the sliding block 331 to slide only in the axial direction parallel to the take-up roller 31 and the screw 3321 is screwed to the sliding block 331, the sliding block 331 slides in the axial direction parallel to the take-up roller 31 after the screw 3321 rotates. In this way, the charging wire 9 held between the two holding rollers 3331 on the slide block 331 moves along with the slide block 331. Thereby changing the position of the charging wire 9 wound on the winding drum. Since the sliding block 331 moves as the winding drum rotates, the distance between the sliding block 331 and the winding drum remains constant. In this way, the charging cord 9 is wound evenly around the take-up reel. When the operator pulls the charging wire 9, the wind-up roller 31 rotates counterclockwise, and the mover 3322 also rotates counterclockwise. In this way, the distance between the sliding block 331 and the wind-up roller 31 remains constant regardless of how the wind-up roller 31 rotates.
The working principle is as follows: when using the charging wire 9 to charge, the operating personnel holds one end of the charging wire 9 and pulls out the charging wire 9 from the shell body 1. The wind-up roll 31 automatically rotates counterclockwise and drives the moving member 3322 to rotate through the annular toothed belt 8. After the mover 3322 rotates, the sliding block 331 slides in a direction parallel to the axial direction of the take-up roller 31. After the plug of the charging wire 9 is successfully connected with the electric vehicle, the pawl 342 abuts against the ratchet wheel 341 under the action of the reset piece 343 to limit the counterclockwise rotation of the ratchet wheel 341 and further limit the counterclockwise rotation of the winding drum fixed with the ratchet wheel 341. The charging wire 9 does not come off the electric vehicle. Thereby, the stability of the connection of the charging wire 9 and the electric vehicle is maintained.
When the charging is completed, the charging wire 9 is disconnected from the electric vehicle. The charging head is placed on the housing 1. The rotating block 5 is rotated to be abutted against the limiting block 2, and the locking piece 6 sequentially penetrates through the through hole 51 and the locking hole 11 to lock the rotating block 5 and the shell 1 together. At this time, the pawl 342 disengages the ratchet 341, and the ratchet 341 can rotate counterclockwise. So, the winding cylinder can rotate anticlockwise. The operator rotates the driving member 32, and the driving member 32 drives the wind-up roll 31 to rotate clockwise and drives the moving member 3322 to rotate clockwise. Thus, the sliding block 331 slides in a direction parallel to the axial direction of the wind-up roller 31. At this time, the sliding direction of the slider 331 is opposite to the direction when the charging wire 9 is pulled. When the sliding block 331 moves to abut against the inner wall of the housing 1, the charging wire 9 is laid flat and wound on the winding roller 31 uniformly. Thus, winding of the charging wire 9 is completed.
It is above only the utility model discloses a preferred embodiment, the utility model discloses a scope of protection does not only confine above-mentioned embodiment, the all belongs to the utility model discloses a technical scheme under the thinking all belongs to the utility model discloses a scope of protection. It should be noted that, for those skilled in the art, various modifications and decorations can be made without departing from the principle of the present invention, and these modifications and decorations should also be regarded as the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. The utility model provides a can rolling charging wire fill electric pile, includes casing (1) that is used for holding charging wire (9), characterized by: install coiling mechanism (3) in casing (1), coiling mechanism (3) are including being fixed in winding frame (35) of casing (1), install in winding frame (35) and be used for twining wind-up roll (31) of charging wire (9), be used for driving wind-up roll (31) pivoted driving piece (32), guide mechanism (33) that are used for guiding charging wire (9), be used for blockking locking mechanical system (34) of wind-up roll (31) rolling charging wire (9), wind-up roll (31) axial fixity and circumferential direction connect in winding frame (35).
2. The charging pile capable of winding charging wires according to claim 1, wherein the charging pile comprises: locking mechanical system (34) including be fixed in ratchet (341) of wind-up roll (31) one end, with ratchet (341) complex pawl (342), be used for making pawl (342) and reset piece (343) of ratchet (341) butt, be used for driving pawl (342) to keep away from unblock subassembly (344) of ratchet (341), pawl (342) axial fixity and circumferential direction connect in wind-up frame (35).
3. The charging pile capable of winding charging wires according to claim 2, wherein the charging pile comprises: the unlocking assembly (344) comprises a rotating shaft (4) penetrating through and fixed on the pawl (342), a rotating block (5) fixed on one end of the rotating shaft (4) penetrating out of the shell (1), and a locking piece (6) used for locking the relative position of the rotating block (5) and the shell (1), wherein the rotating block (5) is axially fixed and is connected to the outer wall of the shell (1) in a circumferential rotating mode.
4. The charging pile capable of winding charging wires according to claim 3, wherein the charging pile comprises: the locking piece (6) is a locking pin which penetrates through the rotating block (5) and the shell (1).
5. The charging pile capable of winding charging wires according to claim 1, wherein the charging pile comprises: the guide mechanism (33) comprises a sliding block (331) which is connected with the shell (1) in a sliding mode along the axial direction parallel to the winding roller (31), a moving component (332) used for enabling the sliding block (331) to slide, and a clamping component (333) which is installed on the sliding block (331) and used for clamping the cable.
6. The charging pile capable of winding charging wires according to claim 5, wherein the charging pile comprises: the moving assembly (332) comprises a screw rod (3321) which is parallel to the axial direction of the winding roller (31) and is in threaded connection with the sliding block (331), a moving piece (3322) which is fixed at one end of the screw rod (3321) and is used for driving the screw rod (3321) to rotate, and the screw rod (3321) is axially fixed and is connected to the winding frame (35) in a circumferential rotating mode.
7. The charging pile capable of winding charging wires according to claim 6, wherein the charging pile comprises: the moving piece (3322) is a driven gear, one end of the winding roller (31) is fixed with a driving gear (7), and the moving piece (3322) and the driving gear (7) are engaged with an annular toothed belt (8).
8. The charging pile capable of winding charging wires according to claim 5, wherein the charging pile comprises: the clamping assembly (333) comprises two clamping rollers (3331) which are used for abutting against two ends of the charging wire (9) in the diameter direction, and the clamping rollers (3331) are axially fixed and are connected to the sliding block (331) in a circumferential rotating mode.
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