CN219651373U - Upwarp device, propeller and water area movable equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

The application provides a tilting device, a propeller and water area movable equipment; the warp raising device comprises: the fixture is provided with a tilting main shaft and a sliding groove, the sliding groove comprises a plurality of sections, and the groove depths of the sections are different; the tilting bracket is connected with the tilting main shaft, can tilt relative to the clamp and is used for being connected with the host; the limiting support comprises a support body and a limiting shaft, one end of the support body is rotationally connected with the tilting support, the other end of the support body is connected with the limiting shaft, the limiting shaft is configured to slide relative to the support body along the direction parallel to the tilting main shaft, and the end part of the limiting shaft is in sliding fit with the sliding groove; the sensor assembly comprises a magnetic part and an induction part, one of the magnetic part and the induction part is arranged on the limiting shaft, the other one of the magnetic part and the induction part is arranged on the bracket body, and the induction part comprises at least two induction elements which are respectively matched with the magnetic part to output electric signals; the electric signal is used for indicating the abutting position of the limiting shaft and the sliding groove.

Description

Upwarp device, propeller and water area movable equipment

Technical Field

The application relates to the field of movable equipment in water areas, in particular to a tilting device, a propeller and the movable equipment in the water areas.

Background

In water vessels, for the purpose of reducing drag during sailing, etc., means are usually installed to adjust the heave angle of the vessel to achieve the purpose of reducing drag. In the existing tilting device, only the mechanical structure can not transmit signals, so that the tilting angle can not be known.

Disclosure of Invention

In view of the above, the present application provides a lifting device and a movable apparatus in a water area.

Specifically, the application is realized by the following technical scheme:

in a first aspect of the present application, the present application provides a tilting device, comprising:

the fixture is provided with a tilting main shaft and a sliding groove, the sliding groove comprises a plurality of sections, and the groove depths of the sections are different;

the tilting bracket is connected with the tilting main shaft, can tilt relative to the clamp and is used for being connected with the host;

the limiting support comprises a support body and a limiting shaft, one end of the support body is rotationally connected with the tilting support, the other end of the support body is connected with the limiting shaft, the limiting shaft is configured to slide relative to the support body along the direction parallel to the tilting main shaft, and the end part of the limiting shaft is in sliding fit with the sliding groove; a kind of electronic device with high-pressure air-conditioning system

The sensor assembly comprises a magnetic part and an induction part, one of the magnetic part and the induction part is arranged on the limiting shaft, the other one of the magnetic part and the induction part is arranged on the bracket body, and the induction part comprises at least two induction elements which are respectively matched with the magnetic part to output electric signals; the electric signal is used for indicating the abutting position of the limiting shaft and the sliding groove.

In a second aspect of the present application, there is provided a propeller comprising: a host; and the tilting device of the first aspect of the application, wherein the host is connected to the tilting bracket.

In a second aspect of the application, there is provided a water area mobile device comprising a mobile body; and a pusher of the second aspect of the application, the pusher being movably connected to the movable body.

Through the scheme, the application has the following beneficial effects:

through setting up the sensor subassembly in the device of upwarping to set up the sensor subassembly between can take place relative rotation (upwarping promptly) upwarping support and anchor clamps, the spacing axle that the sensor is located takes place to slide when the angle change, in order to realize when the angle change, the corresponding electrical signal of sensor output, this electrical signal can be used to instruct the upwarping angle.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is a schematic view of a water area mobile device according to an embodiment of the present application.

Fig. 2 is a schematic structural view of a propeller according to an embodiment of the present application.

Fig. 3 is a schematic perspective view of an upwarp device according to an embodiment of the application.

Fig. 4 is a schematic plan view of a tilting device according to an embodiment of the application.

Fig. 5 is a schematic plan view of a fixture of the tilting device according to an embodiment of the present application.

Fig. 6 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the tilting device of fig. 4 along direction ii-ii.

Fig. 7 is an enlarged partial view of a region iv corresponding to the tilting device in fig. 6.

Fig. 8 is a schematic structural diagram of a fixture of the tilting device according to an embodiment of the present application.

Fig. 9 is a schematic structural view of another view of a fixture of the tilting device according to an embodiment of the present application.

Fig. 10 is an exploded view of the tilting device according to an embodiment of the present application.

Fig. 11 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the tilting device of fig. 4 in the direction iii-iii.

Fig. 12 is a block diagram illustrating a tilting device according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application.

Fig. 13 is a schematic diagram showing the positions of a sensing element and a magnetic element according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application.

Fig. 14a is a schematic diagram illustrating the installation of an induction element and a magnetic element according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application.

Fig. 14b is a schematic view illustrating the installation of another sensing member and a magnetic member according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application.

Fig. 15 is a schematic view illustrating a scenario in which a limiting shaft abuts against an abutment section according to an exemplary embodiment of the present application.

Description of main reference numerals:

the raising device 100; a clamp 1; a clip 10; a tilting main shaft 11; a chute 12; a sliding section 121; a limit section 122; unlocking section 123; a mounting base 13; a tilting bracket 20; an ear plate 21; a through hole 210; a rotation shaft 22; a torsion spring 23; a limit bracket 30; a holder body 31; a first end 311; a second end 312; perforations 3120; an extension protrusion 313; a mounting hole 3130; a limiting shaft 32; a bushing 321; an elastic member 322; a support plate 323; a cocking power assembly 40; a telescopic mechanism 41; a cylinder 411; a telescoping wand 412; a connecting sleeve 413; an actuator 42; a tilting bottom shaft 43; a connecting shaft 44; a sensor assembly 50; a magnetic member 51; a magnetic field 511; a sensing member 52; a sensing element 520; a first inductive element 521; a second inductive element 522; a first support surface P1; a second support surface P2; a third support surface P3; a guide slope P4; a first transition wall P5; a second transition wall P6; a first sidewall P7; a second sidewall P8; a locking position W1; a propeller 200; a host 201; a water movable apparatus 300; a movable body 301;

The application will be further described in the following detailed description in conjunction with the above-described figures.

Detailed Description

Reference will now be made in detail to exemplary embodiments, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings. When the following description refers to the accompanying drawings, the same numbers in different drawings refer to the same or similar elements, unless otherwise indicated. The implementations described in the following exemplary examples do not represent all implementations consistent with the application. Rather, they are merely examples of apparatus and methods consistent with aspects of the application as detailed in the accompanying claims.

The terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the application. As used in this specification and the appended claims, the singular forms "a," "an," and "the" are intended to include the plural forms as well, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. It should also be understood that the term "and/or" as used herein refers to and encompasses any or all possible combinations of one or more of the associated listed items.

The following describes in further detail the embodiments of the present application with reference to the accompanying drawings.

As shown in fig. 1, the present embodiment provides a water area movable apparatus 300, which includes a movable body 301 and a propeller 200, wherein the propeller 200 is movably connected to the movable body 301. The propeller 200 acts as a power supply for the water movable apparatus 300, which is capable of changing its posture relative to the movable body 301 to place it under the water surface when it is required to use the propeller 200, thereby providing an impetus for the movement of the movable body 301. When the propeller 200 is not required to be used, it is placed above the water surface to reduce resistance to the water flow to which the movable body 301 is subjected when it moves.

The water area movable device 300 of the present embodiment may be various water area vehicles such as a commercial ship, a passenger ship, a yacht, a fishing boat, a sailing boat, a civil ship, etc., or may be devices capable of moving in a water area such as a water area inspection device, a water area management device, a water area environment monitoring device, etc., which is not limited in this aspect of the present application. When the water area movable apparatus 300 is a ship of various types, the movable body 301 is a ship body accordingly. The water propulsion 200 of the present embodiment may be an outboard motor, a pod propulsion, or the like, capable of providing power. The water propulsion 200 may be mounted in the head, tail, or side, and may be used as a side propulsion when mounted on the side to assist in steering the water mobile device 300, etc.

As shown in fig. 2 and referring to fig. 1, the present embodiment provides a propeller 200, which includes a main machine 201 and a tilting device 100. The tilting device 100 comprises a fixture 1 and a tilting bracket 20, and a host 201 is connected to the tilting bracket 20. The fixture 1 is fixed on the movable body 301, and the tilting bracket 20 is connected with the fixture 1 and can tilt relative to the fixture 1, so that the host 201 connected to the tilting bracket 20 can tilt relative to the movable body 301. In this way, when the propeller 200 is not required to be used, the host 201 is lifted above the water surface after the tilting bracket 20 is tilted, and when the propeller 200 is required to be used, the host 201 is returned below the water surface after the tilting bracket 20 is released.

The above-mentioned tilting device 100 may be the tilting device 100 in any of the following embodiments.

As shown in fig. 3 to 5, the present embodiment provides a tilting device 100, which includes a fixture 1, a tilting bracket 20 and a limiting bracket 30. The fixture 1 is provided with a tilting main shaft 11 and a sliding groove 12, the sliding groove 12 comprises a sliding section 121, a limiting section 122 and an unlocking section 123, the groove depth of the sliding section 121 is smaller than that of the limiting section 122, and the groove depth of the limiting section 122 is smaller than that of the unlocking section 123. The tilting bracket 20 is connected with the tilting main shaft 11 and configured to tilt relative to the fixture 1, and the tilting bracket 20 is used for connection with a host. The limiting bracket 30 comprises a bracket body 31 and a limiting shaft 32, one end of the bracket body 31 is rotationally connected with the tilting bracket 20, the other end of the bracket body is connected with the limiting shaft 32, the limiting shaft 32 is configured to slide relative to the bracket body 31 along the direction parallel to the tilting main shaft 11, and the end part of the limiting shaft 32 is in sliding fit with the sliding groove 12. One end of the limiting section 122 is set to a locking position W1, and the other end of the limiting section 122 is connected to the unlocking section 123, so that the limiting shaft 32 is separated from the locking position W1 under a driving force and enters the unlocking section 123.

As shown in fig. 6 to 7, and referring to fig. 1 and 2, when some embodiments are employed, the clip 1 includes two clips 10, and the two clips 10 are disposed opposite to each other at a spacing. Correspondingly, two sliding grooves 12 are arranged, and the two sliding grooves 12 are respectively arranged on opposite sides of the two clamping lugs 10. The tilting bracket 20 is at least partially installed between the two clamping lugs 10, so that two ends of the tilting main shaft 11 penetrate through the tilting bracket 20 and are rotatably installed on the two clamping lugs 10, so that the tilting bracket 20 rotates around the axis of the tilting main shaft 11 under the action of a driving force, and the tilting bracket 20 rotates relative to the two clamping lugs 10 and then tilts. Meanwhile, the tilting bracket 20 is also connected with the host 201, and when the tilting bracket 20 tilts, the host 201 is driven to move, so that the host 201 presents different postures relative to the movable body 301.

The bracket body 31 is disposed between the two lugs 10, and the bracket body 31 includes a first end 311 and a second end 312. Both sides of the first end 311 of the bracket body 31, which are close to the two lugs 10, are provided with limiting shafts 32. The limiting shaft 32 is arranged in parallel with the axis of the tilting main shaft 11, one end, close to the sliding groove 12, of the limiting shaft 32 is in sliding fit in the sliding groove 12, so that the two clamping lugs 10 play a supporting role on the two clamping lugs from two sides of the bracket body 31, and the first end 311 of the bracket body 31 can move relative to the sliding groove 12 through the limiting shaft 32. In particular, the end of the limiting shaft 32 near the chute 12 is provided with a bushing 321, the outer diameter of the bushing 321 is larger than the outer diameter of the limiting shaft 32, and the outer diameter of the bushing 321 is smaller than the minimum slot width of the chute 12. The bushing 321 is made of flexible material and is abutted against the wall surface of the chute 12, so that the bushing 321 plays a role in damping and buffering the movement of the limiting shaft 32 in the chute 12.

The second end 312 of the bracket body 31 is rotatably connected to the tilting bracket 20 by a rotation shaft 22. The rotation shaft 22 is disposed parallel to the axis of the tilting main shaft 11, and two ends of the rotation shaft 22 are respectively fixed on two opposite sides of the tilting bracket 20, so that the rotation shaft 22 is fixed relative to the tilting bracket 20. The second end 312 of the holder body 31 is provided with a through hole 3120 through which the rotation shaft 22 passes, so that the second end 312 of the holder body 31 is rotatably mounted at the rotation shaft 22 such that the second end 312 of the holder body 31 can rotate about the axis of the rotation shaft 22.

In particular, the tilting bracket 20 is provided with an ear plate 21, and the ear plate 21 is provided with a through hole 210 through which the rotation shaft 22 passes. The ear plate 21 is located at approximately the middle position of the rotation shaft 22, and a torsion spring 23 is sleeved at the middle position of the rotation shaft 22.

The torsion spring 23 provides an acting force for opening the support body 31 relative to the tilting support 20, so that the support body 31 opens relative to the tilting support 20 under the action of the tension force of the torsion spring 23, namely, the opening direction of the support body 31 relative to the rotating shaft 22 is opposite to the rotating direction of the tilting support 20 relative to the rotating shaft 22, and the limiting shaft 32 is forced to open relative to the tilting support 20 along with the opening of the support body 31, so that the limiting shaft 32 always has a tendency of outwards abutting when the tilting support 20 is tilted or released, the outer peripheral surface of the limiting shaft 32 slides against the inner side wall of the chute 12, and the sliding of the limiting shaft 32 by the inner side wall of the chute 12 plays a role in guiding.

In this way, when the lifting support 20 lifts under the action of a driving force, the driving force can be provided by a power device or manpower and is applied to the lifting support 20, so that the lifting support 20 can lift relative to the hull, the driving force appearing in the following description is equivalent to the driving force at present, and the lifting support 20 drives the support body 31 to move along with the lifting support 20 through the rotating shaft 22 fixedly connected with the lifting support 20. At this time, the limiting shaft 32 disposed on the first end 311 of the bracket body 31 is limited by the limiting effect of the chute 12 and moves along a fixed track, so that the second end 312 of the bracket body 31 rotates around the axis of the rotating shaft 22, and the bracket body 31 changes posture relative to the tilting bracket 20. In the process of changing the posture of the stand body 31 relative to the stand 20, the stand body 31 can limit the tilting angle of the stand 20, so that the tilting process of the stand 20 is more gentle. The tilting angle of the tilting bracket 20 is an angle by which the free end of the tilting bracket 20 is rotated from a position abutting the jig 1 to a position separated from the jig 1 about the rotation axis 22. Meanwhile, when the tilting bracket 20 tilts under the action of a driving force, the tilting bracket 20 drives the bracket body 31 to move along with the tilting bracket 20 through the rotating shaft 22 fixedly connected with the tilting bracket 20, so that the limiting shaft 32 moves in the chute 12 towards the tilting direction of the tilting bracket 20 to abut against the inner side wall of the chute 12, and when the tilting bracket 20 continues tilting, the limiting shaft 32 slides upwards close to the inner side wall of the chute 12. The sliding of the limiting shaft 32 is directly guided by the inner side wall of the chute 12.

When the tilting bracket 20 falls back under the action of gravity after being released, the bracket body 31 also falls back under the action of gravity, so that the limiting shaft 32 moves in the chute 12 towards the falling direction of the tilting bracket 20 until the limiting shaft abuts against the inner side wall of the chute 12, and when the bracket body 31 continues to fall back, the limiting shaft 32 always clings to the inner side wall of the chute 12 and slides downwards. The sliding of the limiting shaft 32 is directly guided by the inner side wall of the chute 12.

As shown in fig. 5 and fig. 8 to fig. 9, when some embodiments are adopted, the limiting section 122 is obliquely arranged, one end of the limiting section 122 is connected with the sliding section 121, the other end of the limiting section 122 is provided with a locking position W1, and the locking position W1 is a concave locking groove far away from the sliding section 121. When the tilting device 100 tilts under the action of a driving force, the tilting device 100 makes the limiting shaft 32 enter the limiting section 122 from the sliding section 121, and since the groove depth of the sliding section 121 is smaller than that of the limiting section 122, the end of the limiting shaft 32 moves towards the bottom of the sliding groove 12 along the axial direction, and the end of the limiting shaft 32 always abuts against the bottom of the sliding groove 12, so that the limiting shaft 32 cannot move from the limiting section 122 to the sliding section 121. In this way, after the driving force is removed, the tilting device 100 moves the limiting shaft 32 to the locking position W1 along the limiting section 122 under the action of gravity, and then locks, so that the tilting device 100 can still maintain the tilted state after the load is removed.

It should be noted that, the sliding section 121 and the limiting section 122 are both partial sections of the sliding groove 12, the sliding groove 12 is a groove formed by grooving inward from the side surface of the clip 10 facing the limiting shaft 32, and the groove depth of the sliding groove 12 refers to the vertical distance from the side surface of the clip 10 facing the limiting shaft 32 to the bottom of the sliding groove 12. Correspondingly, the groove depth of the sliding section 121 is the vertical distance from the side surface of the clip 10 facing the limiting shaft 32 to the bottom of the sliding groove 12 corresponding to the sliding section 121, and the groove depth of the limiting section 122 is the vertical distance from the side surface of the clip 10 facing the limiting shaft 32 to the bottom of the sliding groove 12 corresponding to the limiting section 122.

Meanwhile, the unlocking section 123 is connected to a higher end of the limiting section 122, when the tilting device 100 needs to unlock, the tilting device 100 continues tilting under the action of a driving force, so that the limiting shaft 32 is moved to the unlocking section 123 after being separated from the locking position W1, and because the groove depth of the limiting section 122 is smaller than that of the unlocking section 123, the end of the limiting shaft 32 moves towards the bottom of the sliding groove 12 along the axial direction thereof, the end of the limiting shaft 32 always abuts against the bottom of the sliding groove 12, so that the limiting shaft 32 cannot move from the unlocking section 123 to the limiting section 122, and the limiting shaft 32 can generate impact sound after impacting the groove bottom of the unlocking section 123, thereby reminding the outside unlocking action to be completed. In this way, after the unlocking action is completed, the driving force is removed, and the tilting device 100 moves the limiting shaft 32 from the unlocking section 123 to the sliding section 121 under the action of gravity, and the releasing action is completed after the sliding section 121 continues to slide down.

It should be noted that the unlocking section 123 is a partial section of the sliding slot 12, and as described above, the slot depth of the unlocking section 123 is the vertical distance from the side of the clip 10 facing the limiting shaft 32 to the bottom of the sliding slot 12 corresponding to the unlocking section 123.

In summary, in the tilting device 100 of the present application, the sliding groove 12 is disposed on the clip lug 10, so that the limiting shaft 32 is slidably engaged in the sliding groove 12, and the end of the limiting shaft 32 can slide along the axial direction thereof relative to the sliding groove 12. Meanwhile, the groove depth of the sliding section 121 is smaller than that of the limiting section 122, and after the limiting shaft 32 enters the limiting section 122 from the sliding section 121, the end part of the limiting shaft 32 moves to the bottom of the abutting limiting section 122 along the axial direction, so that the tilting device 100 is limited; the groove depth of the limiting section 122 is smaller than that of the unlocking section 123, after the limiting shaft 32 enters the unlocking section 123 from the limiting section 122 under the tilting action of a driving force, the end part of the limiting shaft 32 moves to the bottom of the supporting unlocking section 123 along the axial direction, so that the tilting device 100 is unlocked rapidly, the tilting device 100 can be unlocked only by slightly lifting the tilting device 100, and an additional unlocking switch is not required to be arranged to release the tilting device 100.

Referring to fig. 7, the limiting bracket 30 further includes an elastic member 322, where the elastic member 322 is elastically connected between the limiting shaft 32 and the bracket body 31, and is used for driving the end surface of the limiting shaft 32 to abut against the bottom wall of the chute 12. In an embodiment, two sides of the first end 311 of the bracket body 31 are respectively provided with an extension protrusion 313, and the extension protrusions 313 extend from the first end 311 of the bracket body 31 away from the second end 312 of the bracket body 31. The extending protrusion 313 is provided with a mounting hole 3130, and the limiting shaft 32 is partially accommodated in the mounting hole 3130. The end of the limiting shaft 32 far away from the sliding groove 12 is provided with a supporting plate 323 and an elastic piece 322, and the supporting plate 323 is fixed at the end of the limiting shaft 32 far away from the sliding groove 12. The elastic piece 322 is sleeved on the periphery of the limiting shaft 32, one end of the elastic piece 322 is connected to the bracket body 31, the other end of the elastic piece 322 is elastically propped against and connected to the supporting plate 323, and the elastic piece is used for applying elastic force along the axial direction of the limiting shaft 32 to enable the limiting shaft 32 to elastically reset towards the bottom of the sliding groove 12 along the axial direction of the limiting shaft. It is noted that the elastic member 322 may be a rectangular spring or the like.

Referring to fig. 7, 8 and 9, the limiting section 122 is connected to the unlocking section 123, and a first supporting surface P1 is disposed between the limiting section 122 and the unlocking section 123, and the first supporting surface P1 is used for preventing the limiting shaft 32 from entering the limiting section 122 from the unlocking section 123. In an embodiment, since the groove depth of the limiting section 122 is smaller than the groove depth of the unlocking section 123, a step surface is formed at the connection between the limiting section 122 and the unlocking section 123, and the step surface is the first supporting surface P1. The first supporting surface P1 is disposed substantially perpendicular to the bottom wall of the unlocking section 123, that is, the first supporting surface P1 is substantially parallel to the axial direction of the limiting shaft 32, the limiting shaft 32 slides from the limiting section 122 to pass through the first supporting surface P1 under the action of a driving force, and the limiting shaft 32 slides axially toward the bottom wall of the unlocking section 123 under the action of an elastic force provided by the elastic member 322, so that the limiting shaft 32 is under the abutting action of the first supporting surface P1 and cannot fall back to the limiting section 122 after the driving force is removed.

Referring to fig. 7, 8 and 9, the unlocking section 123 includes a guiding inclined plane P4, the unlocking section 123 and the sliding section 121 are connected by the guiding inclined plane P4, and the guiding inclined plane P4 is used for guiding the limiting shaft 32 from the unlocking section 123 to the sliding section 121. In an embodiment, the guiding inclined plane P4 extends obliquely outward from the unlocking section 123 to the sliding section 121, and the guiding inclined plane P4 is configured to be a plane or a curved surface, so that when the limiting shaft 32 moving to the unlocking section 123 slides down under the gravity action of the tilting device 100, the guiding inclined plane P4 guides the limiting shaft 32 to move from the unlocking section 123 to the sliding section 121 rapidly, so as to realize quick release of the tilting device 100 and fall back.

The guiding inclined plane P4 intersects with the first supporting surface P1, so that it is ensured that the limiting shaft 32 moves to abut against the guiding inclined plane P4 directly after moving to pass through the first supporting surface P1, and the guiding inclined plane P4 guides the limiting shaft 32 to slide downwards rapidly.

Referring to fig. 7, 8 and 9, the sliding section 121 is connected to the limiting section 122, and a second supporting surface P2 is disposed between the sliding section 121 and the limiting section 122, and the second supporting surface P2 is used for preventing the limiting shaft 32 from entering the sliding section 121 from the limiting section 122. In an embodiment, since the groove depth of the limiting section 122 is greater than the groove depth of the sliding section 121, a step surface is formed at the connection between the limiting section 122 and the sliding section 121, i.e. the second supporting surface P2. The second supporting surface P2 is disposed substantially perpendicular to the bottom wall of the limiting section 122, and after the limiting shaft 32 slides from the sliding section 121 to pass through the second supporting surface P2 under the action of a driving force, the limiting shaft 32 slides axially toward the bottom wall of the limiting section 122 under the action of the elastic force provided by the elastic member 322, so that the limiting shaft 32 is under the abutting action of the second supporting surface P2 and cannot fall back to the sliding section 121 after the driving force is removed.

Referring to fig. 7, 8 and 9, a third supporting surface P3 is disposed at an end of the limiting section 122 away from the unlocking section 123, and when the limiting shaft 32 is locked in the limiting section 122, the third supporting surface P3 abuts against the outer peripheral surface of the limiting shaft 32. In one embodiment, the position of the third supporting surface P3 is set as a locking position W1 (shown in fig. 5). The third supporting surface P3 is in a circular arc structure and is adapted to the shape of the bushing 321 of the limiting shaft 32, so that when the limiting shaft 32 moves to the position where the outer peripheral surface of the bushing 321 abuts against the third supporting surface P3, the limiting shaft 32 can be locked just behind the locking position W1, and the limiting shaft 32 is prevented from being separated from the locking position W1 or shaking in the locking position W1 under the action of external force.

Further, the third supporting surface P3 intersects with the second supporting surface P2, and the third supporting surface P3 is smoothly connected with the second supporting surface P2, so that the limiting shaft 32 can slide along the second supporting surface P2 to abut against the third supporting surface P3 after the driving force is removed, and is locked at the locking position W1.

In particular, the third supporting surface P3 is disposed substantially perpendicular to the bottom wall of the limiting section 122, so that the extending direction of the third supporting surface P3 is the same as the axial direction of the limiting shaft 32, the contact area between the third supporting surface P3 and the limiting shaft 32 is increased, and the stability of the limiting shaft 32 at the locking position W1 is improved.

Referring to fig. 7, 8 and 9 again, a first transition wall P5 is disposed on a side of the limiting section 122 away from the sliding section 121, a second transition wall P6 is disposed on a side of the unlocking section 123 away from the sliding section 121, and the first transition wall P5 is connected with the second transition wall P6 for guiding the limiting shaft 32 to move from the limiting section 122 to the unlocking section 123. In an embodiment, the first transition wall P5 is disposed opposite to the second supporting surface P2, and one end of the first transition wall P5 is smoothly connected to the third supporting surface P3. The second transition wall P6 is disposed opposite to the guiding inclined plane P4, and the second transition wall P6 is smoothly connected with one end, far away from the third supporting surface P3, of the first transition wall P5, so that the third supporting surface P3, the first transition wall P5 and the second transition wall P6 are sequentially connected end to end, and therefore the limiting shaft 32 is guided to move along a preset path when the tilting device 100 is unlocked, and unlocking of the tilting device 100 is achieved.

In particular, the first transition wall P5 and the second transition wall P6 are disposed coplanar, and the limiting shaft 32 can smoothly move from the first transition wall P5 to the second transition wall P6, so that the stability of the limiting shaft 32 when entering the unlocking section 123 from the limiting section 122 can be improved.

In this way, when the tilting device 100 is unlocked, the limiting shaft 32 is separated from the third supporting surface P3 under a driving force, and slides towards the unlocking section 123 in close contact with the first transition wall P5, and since the first transition wall P5 is smoothly connected with the second transition wall P6, the limiting shaft 32 can be guided to move to the unlocking section 123 in close contact with the first transition wall P5 and the second transition wall P6, thereby unlocking the tilting device 100.

Referring to fig. 8 and 9 in combination, and referring to fig. 7, the sliding section 121 includes a first side wall P7, and when the limiting shaft 32 moves in the sliding section 121 toward the limiting section 122, the first side wall P7 abuts against an outer peripheral surface of the limiting shaft 32 to guide the limiting shaft 32 to move in the sliding section 121 toward the limiting section 122. In an embodiment, the track of the sliding section 121 is disposed substantially obliquely, and the higher end of the sliding section 121 is located at the side of the lower end of the sliding section 121 near the rotation axis 22, so that the sliding section 121 is inclined from bottom to top toward the position where the rotation axis 22 is located.

The first sidewall P7 is an inner sidewall of the sliding section 121, and the first sidewall P7 is disposed along the extending direction of the sliding section 121 and is disposed at a side of the sliding section 121 away from the rotation shaft 22. In this way, when the tilting device 100 is tilted, the second end 312 of the support body 31 rotates upward about the rotation axis 22, so that the first end 311 of the support body 31 moves upward relative to the rotation axis 22, and the support body 31 also opens relative to the tilting support 20 under the tension of the torsion spring 23 mounted on the rotation axis 22, so that the limiting shaft 32 is forced to open relative to the tilting support 20 along with the opening of the support body 31, i.e. the opening direction of the support body 31 relative to the rotation axis 22 is opposite to the rotation direction of the tilting support 20 relative to the rotation axis 22, so that the limiting shaft 32 always has a tendency to abut outward, and under this tendency, the limiting shaft 32 moves toward the first side wall P7 until the limiting shaft 32 abuts against the first side wall P7. The tilting device 100 continues tilting, the first end 311 of the bracket body 31 continues to move upwards relative to the rotating shaft 22, the limiting shaft 32 slides upwards in the sliding section 121 and clings to the first side wall P7, the limiting shaft 32 is propped by the first side wall P7, stability of the tilting device 100 during tilting is ensured, and shaking is not easy to occur.

Referring to fig. 8 and 9 in combination, and referring to fig. 7, the sliding section 121 includes a second side wall P8, and when the limiting shaft 32 moves away from the unlocking section 123 in the sliding section 121, the second side wall P8 abuts against an outer peripheral surface of the limiting shaft 32 to guide the limiting shaft 32 to move away from the unlocking section 123 in the sliding section 121. In an embodiment, the second sidewall P8 is an inner sidewall of the sliding section 121 and is disposed opposite to the first sidewall P7. The second side wall P8 is disposed along the extending direction of the sliding section 121 and is disposed at a side of the sliding section 121 near the rotation shaft 22. When the tilting device 100 is released, the second end 312 of the bracket body 31 rotates downward around the rotation axis 22, so that the first end 311 of the bracket body 31 moves downward relative to the rotation axis 22, and the bracket body 31 also opens relative to the tilting bracket 20 under the tension of the torsion spring 23 mounted on the rotation axis 22, so that the limiting shaft 32 is forced to open relative to the tilting bracket 20 along with the opening of the bracket body 31, i.e. the opening direction of the bracket body 31 relative to the rotation axis 22 is opposite to the rotation direction of the tilting bracket 20 relative to the rotation axis 22, so that the limiting shaft 32 always has an outward abutment trend, and under this trend, the limiting shaft 32 moves towards the second side wall P8 until the limiting shaft 32 abuts against the second side wall P8. The tilting device 100 continues to fall back under the action of gravity, the first end 311 of the bracket body 31 continues to move downwards relative to the rotating shaft 22, the limiting shaft 32 slides downwards in the sliding section 121 and is clung to the second side wall P8, the second side wall P8 plays a role in propping against the limiting shaft 32, stability of the tilting device 100 during release is ensured, and shaking is not easy to occur.

Referring to fig. 10 and 11, the tilting device 100 further includes a tilting power assembly 40, where the tilting power assembly 40 is connected to the fixture 1 and the tilting bracket 20, and is configured to provide tilting power for the tilting bracket 20 relative to the fixture 1. In an embodiment, a mounting seat 13 is further disposed between the two clamping ears 10, and the mounting seat 13 is connected to one end of the clamping ears 10 away from the tilting main shaft 11. One end of the tilting power assembly 40 is mounted on the mounting seat 13, and the other end of the tilting power assembly is connected with the tilting bracket 20, so as to provide a driving force to tilt the tilting bracket 20 around the tilting main shaft 11.

Further, the tilting power assembly 40 includes a tilting bottom shaft 43, a telescopic mechanism 41 and an actuator 42, the tilting bottom shaft 43 is rotatably disposed at a position of the fixture 1 away from the tilting main shaft 11, one end of the telescopic mechanism 41 is connected to the tilting bottom shaft 43, the other end thereof rotatably abuts against the tilting bracket 20, and the actuator 42 is connected to the telescopic mechanism 41 for driving the telescopic mechanism 41 to stretch. In an embodiment, the axial direction of the tilting bottom shaft 43 is the same as that of the tilting main shaft 11, and one end of the tilting bottom shaft 43 passes through the mounting seat 13 and is rotationally connected with one of the lugs 10, and the other end of the tilting bottom shaft 43 is rotatably mounted in the mounting seat 13. One end of the telescopic mechanism 41 far away from the tilting main shaft 11 is provided for the tilting bottom shaft 43 to pass through, so that the telescopic mechanism 41 can rotate around the axis of the tilting bottom shaft 43, and the telescopic mechanism 41 can synchronously move when the tilting bracket 20 tilts, so that the telescopic mechanism 41 always keeps the abutting action on the tilting bracket 20.

The telescopic mechanism 41 includes a cylinder 411 and a telescopic rod 412, and the telescopic rod 412 is telescopically installed in the cylinder 411. The end of the telescopic rod 412, which is close to the tilting main shaft 11, is located outside the cylinder 411 and is provided with a connecting sleeve 413 at which a connecting shaft 44 is mounted. The connecting shaft 44 is rotatably accommodated in the connecting sleeve 413, the connecting shaft 44 is in the same axial direction as the tilting main shaft 11, and both ends of the connecting shaft 44 penetrate the connecting sleeve 413. One end of the connecting shaft 44 is mounted on the ear plate 21, and the other end is mounted on the tilting bracket 20, so that when the telescopic mechanism 41 drives the tilting bracket 20 to tilt, the telescopic mechanism 41 can rotate around the axis of the connecting shaft 44, and further the telescopic mechanism 41 deflects relative to the tilting bracket 20 so as to be matched with the tilting action of the tilting bracket 20.

The actuator 42 is mounted on the outer side of the telescopic mechanism 41, and is operable in synchronization with the telescopic mechanism 41, and the actuator 42 is used to adjust the telescopic amount of the telescopic rod 412 and further adjust the tilting height of the tilting bracket 20 lifted by the telescopic rod 412.

In particular, when another embodiment is adopted, the driving force may be provided by manpower, and the tilting bracket 20 is driven to act after the tilting bracket 20 is pushed and pulled by manpower.

Referring to fig. 11 again, the telescopic mechanism 41 is configured as a hydraulic telescopic mechanism, and the actuator 42 is configured as an oil pump motor for adjusting the amount of oil in the hydraulic telescopic mechanism to adjust the telescopic length of the hydraulic telescopic mechanism. In an embodiment, the telescopic mechanism 41 is driven by hydraulic pressure, so that the stability of the telescopic mechanism is better, and the tilting device 100 is not easy to shake during the tilting process. The actuator 42 is connected to the telescopic mechanism 41 through a pipe, and can exchange hydraulic oil with the telescopic mechanism 41, so that the amount of oil in the cylinder 411 of the telescopic mechanism 41 is controlled by the actuator 42 to adjust the telescopic distance of the telescopic rod 412 of the telescopic mechanism 41.

Any of the following embodiments may be combined with any of the above embodiments, in combination with reference to the following description and the accompanying drawings.

In the present application, based on any of the above embodiments, referring to fig. 12, the tilting device 100 may further include a sensor assembly 50, where the sensor assembly 50 includes a magnetic member 51 and an inductive member 52, one of the magnetic member 51 and the inductive member 52 is disposed on the limiting shaft 32, the other is disposed on the bracket body 31, and the inductive member 52 includes at least two inductive elements 520 for respectively cooperating with the magnetic member 51 to output an electrical signal; the electrical signal is used to indicate the abutment position of the limit shaft 32 with the chute 12.

In the drawing, the solid line represents one connection relationship, such as that the magnetic member 51 is connected with the limiting shaft 32, the sensing member 52 is connected with the bracket body 31, and the dotted line represents another connection relationship, such as that the magnetic member 51 is connected with the bracket body 31, the sensing member 52 is connected with the limiting shaft 32, and both connection modes can realize the function of the sensor assembly 50, specifically according to the actual requirement.

For the convenience of understanding the principle of the sensor assembly 50 of the present application, reference may be made to fig. 13, which is a schematic diagram of an exemplary sensing element 52 and a magnetic element 51, wherein the magnetic field generated by the magnetic element 51 is simplified to be a magnetic field 511, and the magnetic field 511 is mainly used to illustrate the influence of the movement of the magnetic element 51 on the magnetic field range, and the specific shape and size of the magnetic field are subject to practical requirements. The sensing element 52 includes a first sensing element 521 and a second sensing element 522, and a fixed distance may be between the first sensing element 521 and the second sensing element 522, and according to the figure, the case a, the case b, and the case c respectively represent three cases from the near to the far between the magnetic element 51 and the sensing element 52.

In this embodiment it may be assumed that the hall element senses a sufficient magnetic force to output an a signal, and otherwise a B signal. In case a, the first sensing element 521 and the second sensing element 522 fall within the range of the magnetic field 1011 and both output a signal, the signal output by the sensing element 52 may be expressed as (a, a); in case B, the magnetic force sensed by the second sensing element 522 is insufficient, and thus the B signal is outputted, the signal outputted from the sensing element 52 may be expressed as (a, B); similarly, in case c, the signal output by sensing element 52 may be denoted as (B, B).

In the above embodiment, the three signals (a, a), (a, B), (B, B) may refer to three tilt angles or angle ranges, respectively.

In another embodiment, the sensing element 52 may output a continuously variable signal, which may be understood as that as the distance between the magnetic element 51 and the sensing element 52 decreases, the strength of the signal output by the sensing element 52 increases (or decreases), and the distance between the magnetic element 51 and the sensing element 52 corresponds to the tilting angle, that is, there is a continuously variable correspondence between the tilting angle and the strength of the signal.

Through the above scheme, the diversity of the magnetic piece 51 and the sensing piece 52 is applied to the tilting device 100, and the included angle between the fixture 1 and the tilting bracket 20 is converted into the distance between the magnetic piece 51 and the sensing piece 52 through a certain connection relationship, so that when the angle changes, the signal output by the sensing piece 52 also changes. The magnetic member 51 and the sensing member 52 do not move relatively in the radial direction or the circumferential direction, which is advantageous for improving the detection accuracy of the sensor assembly 50.

In the present application, the type of the signal output by the sensing element 52 may be an analog signal such as a voltage signal or a current signal, or may be a digital signal in which the analog signal is converted, such as a/B and 0/1 of the above embodiment, which may be used in an automatic/semi-automatic circuit.

Specifically, in the present application, referring to fig. 5 and 14a, the magnetic member 51 may be disposed at an end of the limiting shaft 32 far from the chute 12, the sensing member 52 is disposed on the bracket body 31, and opposite to the magnetic member 51, the magnetic member 51 slides relative to the sensing member 52 along a direction parallel to the tilting main shaft 11 under the driving of the limiting shaft 32. The sensing element 52 for outputting signals is fixed on the bracket body 31, which is more beneficial to the wiring connection of the sensing element 52, for example, the cable of the sensing element 52 can be attached to the bracket body 31.

Or referring to fig. 14b, the sensing element 52 may be disposed at an end of the limiting shaft 32 far away from the chute 12, and the magnetic element 51 is disposed on the bracket body 31, and opposite to the sensing element 52, the sensing element 52 slides relative to the magnetic element 51 along a direction parallel to the tilting main shaft 11 under the driving of the limiting shaft 32. The sensing piece 52 is arranged on the limiting shaft, the limiting shaft can serve as a protective shell, and the sensing piece 52 can be prevented from being exposed and damaged without an additional structure.

The end portion of the stopper shaft 32 may be located inside the end portion (shown in fig. 14a or 14 b) or outside the end portion (not shown).

In fig. 14a and 14b, the direction of the rotation axis 22 shown in the drawings may be substituted for the direction of the tilting main shaft 11, since the rotation axis 22 is arranged in parallel with the axis of the tilting main shaft 11. It can be understood that, in order to adapt to the structure of the bracket body 31 or the limiting shaft 32, the adapting structure, the extending structure, etc. can be appropriately increased or decreased when the device is fixedly connected with the bracket body 31 or the limiting shaft 32, or the cover structure is added for aesthetic property, etc. all fall within the protection scope of the present application when the implementation of the present application is not affected.

Based on the above-mentioned scheme, in order to make the sensing piece 52 more accurately sense the magnetic change, a plurality of sensing pieces 52 may be sequentially arranged along the direction parallel to the tilting main axis 11.

The plurality of sensing elements 520 may be understood as at least two, when one sensing element 520 is capable of outputting two signals: if the sensing element 520 senses the magnetic element 51 as being triggered (or the sensing element 520 senses the magnetic element 51 as being triggered when the magnetic field strength is high), the sensing element 51 is not sensed as being triggered (or the sensing element 520 senses the magnetic element 51 as being triggered when the magnetic field strength is low), and the sensing elements 520 are sequentially arranged along one direction, so that when the sensing elements 520 are N (N is greater than or equal to 2, N is a natural number), a plurality of triggering conditions exist, and the sensing element 52 can output signals in various combination forms. The number of sensing elements 520 included in the sensing element 52 may be selected appropriately according to the required measurement accuracy, and variations in the number of sensing elements 520 should not affect the implementation of the present solution, and should fall within the scope of the present application.

In order to adapt to the processing technology of the sensing elements 520, enough wiring space is reserved, and two adjacent sensing elements 520 can be arranged at intervals.

Through making two adjacent sensing element 520 interval setting, when being convenient for assemble sensing element 520, also can be used to prevent to appear because the change is unobvious in the short distance so that two sensing element 520 are the same at the signal of same moment output, also can guarantee that two adjacent sensing element 520 are different at the magnetic field intensity of same moment sensing.

Referring to fig. 5, on the basis of the scheme having the chute 12, the chute 12 includes a sliding section 121, a limiting section 122, and an unlocking section 123, the sliding section 121 having a groove depth smaller than that of the limiting section 122, and the limiting section 122 having a groove depth smaller than that of the unlocking section 123;

one end of the limiting section 122 is set to be a locking position W1, and the other end of the limiting section 122 is connected to the unlocking section 123, so that the limiting shaft 32 is separated from the locking position W1 under a driving force and enters the unlocking section 123.

On this basis, the number of the sensing elements 520 may include two, and two electrical signals output by the two sensing elements 520 are used to indicate the abutting section of the limiting shaft 32 and the chute 12.

Three different signals in combination can be output through the two sensing elements 520, and the three abutting sections of the sliding section 121, the limiting section 122 and the unlocking section 123 can be respectively corresponding.

As can be seen from fig. 3, 4, 5 and 12, when the included angle between the fixture 1 and the tilting bracket 20 increases, the limiting shaft 32 slides sequentially through three abutment sections, i.e. the sliding section 121, the limiting section 122 and the unlocking section 123 shown in fig. 5, and the three abutment sections have different groove depths, so that the limiting shaft 32 moves along the axial direction (the axial direction is parallel to the axial direction of the tilting main shaft 11), and the distance between the magnetic member 51 and the sensing member 52 is changed.

For ease of understanding, fig. 5 may be combined with fig. 13 to obtain fig. 15, in which fig. 15 illustrates that the sensing element 52 includes the first sensing element 521 and the second sensing element 522, the solid line in the drawing may represent the current position, and the dotted line represents the position after sliding at a certain moment, and it may be seen that the limiting shaft 32 slides along three abutting sections on the fixture 1, and when the sections with different depths are abutted, for example, from the sliding section 121 to the limiting section 122, the magnetic element 51 moves axially along with the limiting shaft 32, and displacement corresponding to the depth difference occurs between the magnetic element 51 and the sensing element 52 because the sensing element 52 fixed to the bracket body 31 cannot move. Similarly, when the magnetic member 51 is connected to the holder body 31 and the sensing member 52 is connected to the limiting shaft 32, the same displacement can be generated, so that the sensing member 52 outputs different signals as shown in the figure.

In the present application, when the number of sensing elements 520 included in the sensing element 52 is increased, the number of corresponding abutment sections is increased, and as can be seen from fig. 15, each time the limiting shaft 32 slides to an abutment surface with a different depth, the sensing element 52 outputs a different signal, and the number of abutment sections is consistent with the type of signal to be outputted.

Hereinabove, the specific embodiments of the present application are described with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate that various modifications and substitutions can be made to the specific embodiments of the application without departing from the scope thereof. Such modifications and substitutions are intended to be included within the scope of the present application.

The foregoing description of the preferred embodiments of the application is not intended to be limiting, but rather to enable any modification, equivalent replacement, improvement or the like to be made within the spirit and principles of the application.

Claims (10)

1. A cocking device, the cocking device comprising:

the fixture is provided with a tilting main shaft and a sliding groove, wherein the sliding groove comprises a plurality of sections, and the groove depths of the sections are different;

The tilting bracket is connected with the tilting main shaft and is configured to tilt relative to the clamp, and the tilting bracket is used for being connected with a host;

the limiting support comprises a support body and a limiting shaft, one end of the support body is rotationally connected with the tilting support, the other end of the support body is connected with the limiting shaft, the limiting shaft is configured to slide relative to the support body along a direction parallel to the tilting main shaft, and the end part of the limiting shaft is in sliding fit with the sliding groove; a kind of electronic device with high-pressure air-conditioning system

The sensor assembly comprises a magnetic part and an induction part, one of the magnetic part and the induction part is arranged on the limiting shaft, the other one of the magnetic part and the induction part is arranged on the bracket body, and the induction part comprises at least two induction elements which are respectively matched with the magnetic part to output an electric signal; the electric signal is used for indicating the abutting position of the limiting shaft and the sliding groove.

2. The tilting device according to claim 1, wherein the magnetic member is disposed at an end portion of the limiting shaft away from the chute, the sensing member is disposed on the bracket body and opposite to the magnetic member, and the magnetic member slides relative to the sensing member along a direction parallel to the tilting main shaft under the driving of the limiting shaft; or (b)

The sensing piece set up in spacing axle keep away from the tip of spout, the magnetic part set up in the support body, and with the sensing piece is relative, the sensing piece is under spacing axle drive the parallel the direction of raising the perk main shaft is relative the magnetic part slides.

3. The tilting device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the plurality of sensing elements are arranged in sequence in a direction parallel to the tilting main axis.

4. A lifting device according to claim 3, wherein two adjacent sensing elements are spaced apart.

5. The tilting device according to claim 1, wherein the chute comprises a sliding section, a limiting section and an unlocking section, the sliding section having a groove depth less than the limiting section, the limiting section having a groove depth less than the unlocking section;

one end of the limiting section is set to be a clamping position, and the other end of the limiting section is connected to the unlocking section and used for enabling the limiting shaft to enter the unlocking section after being separated from the clamping position under the action of a driving force.

6. The tilting device according to claim 5, wherein the number of sensing elements includes two, and two electrical signals output by the two sensing elements are used to indicate an abutting section of the limiting shaft and the chute.

7. The tilting device of claim 5, wherein the limit section is connected to the unlock section, and a first support surface is provided between the limit section and the unlock section, the first support surface being configured to prevent the limit shaft from entering the limit section from the unlock section; and/or

The sliding section is connected with the limiting section, and a second supporting surface is arranged between the sliding section and the limiting section and used for preventing the limiting shaft from entering the sliding section from the limiting section; and/or

The unlocking section comprises a guide inclined plane, the unlocking section is connected with the sliding section through the guide inclined plane, and the guide inclined plane is used for guiding the limiting shaft to enter the sliding section from the unlocking section; and/or

The limiting support further comprises an elastic piece, wherein the elastic piece is elastically connected between the limiting shaft and the support body and is used for driving the end face of the limiting shaft to be abutted with the bottom wall of the sliding groove; and/or

And a third supporting surface is arranged at one end of the limiting section, which is far away from the unlocking section, and when the limiting shaft is blocked in the limiting section, the third supporting surface is abutted with the outer peripheral surface of the limiting shaft.

8. The cocking device of claim 5, wherein a side of the stop section remote from the sliding section is provided with a first transition wall, and a side of the unlocking section remote from the sliding section is provided with a second transition wall, the first transition wall being connected to the second transition wall for guiding the stop shaft to move from the stop section to the unlocking section; and/or

The sliding section comprises a first side wall, and when the limiting shaft moves in the sliding section towards the limiting section, the first side wall is abutted with the outer peripheral surface of the limiting shaft and used for guiding the limiting shaft to move in the sliding section towards the limiting section; and/or

The sliding section comprises a second side wall, and when the limiting shaft moves in the sliding section and away from the unlocking section, the second side wall is abutted with the outer peripheral surface of the limiting shaft and used for guiding the limiting shaft to move in the sliding section and away from the unlocking section.

9. A propeller, comprising:

a host; a kind of electronic device with high-pressure air-conditioning system

The cocking device of any one of claims 1-8, wherein the host is coupled to the cocking bracket.

10. A water area mobile device, comprising:

a movable body; a kind of electronic device with high-pressure air-conditioning system

The pusher of claim 9, said pusher being movably coupled to said movable body.