CN220272437U - Photovoltaic module buffer memory mechanism - Google Patents
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The utility model relates to the technical field of photovoltaic module production, in particular to a photovoltaic module caching mechanism, which comprises a caching frame and two groups of material moving assemblies which are oppositely arranged at the left side and the right side of the caching frame, wherein the caching frame is provided with a plurality of caching layers which are arranged at intervals up and down; the material moving assembly comprises a first lifting device, a lifting frame, a material moving frame, a first locking device, a pushing device and a second locking device; the lifting frame is arranged at the output end of the first lifting device; the material moving frame is used for lifting or putting down the photovoltaic module; the first locking device is arranged on the material moving frame and used for clamping or loosening the lifting frame; the pushing device is used for pushing the photovoltaic modules on the same side of the material frame into the buffer layer or pushing the photovoltaic modules in the buffer layer onto the other side of the material frame; and the second locking device is arranged on the pushing device and is used for clamping or loosening the lifting frame. By implementing the utility model, the probability of prolonging the production beat of the subsequent process can be reduced, so that the production efficiency of the photovoltaic module is ensured.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of photovoltaic module production, in particular to a photovoltaic module caching mechanism.
Background
Photovoltaic modules are the core part of solar power generation systems, and are also the most important part of solar power generation systems. In the solar photovoltaic module production line, procedures such as frame mounting, welding junction box, insulation and voltage resistance test, module test, appearance detection, packaging and warehousing are arranged, and the photovoltaic module is transferred between the procedures through a conveying belt.
In order to solve the problem that photovoltaic modules are piled up on a conveying belt, a buffer stack frame is generally arranged on the conveying belt in the prior art, the upper and lower positions of the buffer stack frame are changed by matching with a lifting mechanism, and the photovoltaic modules on the conveying belt are temporarily stored on the buffer stack frame.
In order to match the power frequency between two adjacent working procedures, two groups of conveying belts are arranged between the two adjacent working procedures. However, the single buffer stack frame can not buffer the photovoltaic modules on the two groups of conveyor belts, and can not allocate the photovoltaic modules on the other group of conveyor belts from the one group of conveyor belts, when the former process of one group of conveyor belts stops outputting the photovoltaic modules due to faults, the latter process can only receive the photovoltaic modules transmitted by the other group of conveyor belts, and the production beat of the latter process is prolonged, so that the production efficiency of the photovoltaic modules is reduced.
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model aims to solve the technical problem of providing a photovoltaic module buffer mechanism which can reduce the extension probability of the production beat of the subsequent process so as to ensure the production efficiency of a photovoltaic module.
In order to solve the technical problems, the photovoltaic module caching mechanism comprises a caching frame and two groups of material moving assemblies which are oppositely arranged at the left side and the right side of the caching frame, wherein the caching frame is provided with a plurality of caching layers which are arranged at intervals up and down; the material moving assembly comprises
A first lifting device;
the lifting frame is arranged at the output end of the first lifting device;
the material moving frame is used for lifting or putting down the photovoltaic module;
the first locking device is arranged on the material moving frame and used for clamping or loosening the lifting frame;
the pushing device is used for pushing the photovoltaic modules on the same side of the material frame into the buffer layer or pushing the photovoltaic modules in the buffer layer onto the other side of the material frame;
and a second locking device mounted on the pushing device and used for clamping or loosening the lifting frame.
As an alternative scheme, move the material subassembly still including being used for bearing to move work or material rest and blevile of push's frame, move work or material rest and blevile of push and frame upper and lower sliding connection.
As an alternative scheme, the material moving frame is provided with a first accommodating groove horizontally facing the lifting frame, and the first locking device comprises a first electric telescopic rod arranged in the first accommodating groove and a first locking piece arranged at the output end of the first electric telescopic rod and slidingly connected with the first accommodating groove; the pushing device is provided with a second accommodating groove facing the lifting frame horizontally, and the second locking device comprises a second electric telescopic rod arranged in the second accommodating groove and a second locking piece arranged at the output end of the second electric telescopic rod and connected with the second accommodating groove in a sliding manner; the lifting frame is provided with a third accommodating groove and a fourth accommodating groove, wherein the third accommodating groove is arranged opposite to the first accommodating groove, the fourth accommodating groove is arranged opposite to the second accommodating groove, the third accommodating groove is used for allowing the first locking piece to stretch in and is used for being in sliding connection with the first locking piece, and the fourth accommodating groove is used for allowing the second locking piece to stretch in and is used for being in sliding connection with the second locking piece.
As an alternative scheme, the pushing device comprises a pushing frame, a servo electric cylinder and a pushing plate, wherein the pushing frame is connected with the frame in a vertical sliding mode, the servo electric cylinder is arranged on the pushing frame, the pushing plate is arranged at the output end of the servo electric cylinder, and the second accommodating groove is formed in the pushing frame.
As an alternative scheme, the buffer layer is provided with two limiting risers which are arranged in a front-back opposite mode, and the inner sides of the limiting risers are fixedly provided with supporting blocks.
As an alternative scheme, the upper side of the supporting block is provided with universal balls.
As an alternative scheme, the upper end and the lower extreme of buffer memory frame left and right sides all are equipped with the guide rail, buffer memory frame installs two sets of blocking device that correspond to set up about, blocking device includes the baffle with guide rail front and back sliding connection and installs at buffer memory frame front side or rear side and be used for driving the baffle and reciprocate block the cylinder.
As an alternative scheme, the photovoltaic module buffer mechanism further comprises a support bracket for supporting the buffer frame and a second lifting device for driving the buffer frame to move up and down, and the buffer frame is connected with the support bracket in an up-and-down sliding mode.
The implementation of the utility model has the following beneficial effects:
according to the photovoltaic module buffer mechanism, the buffer frame and the two groups of material moving assemblies are matched with each other, so that the photovoltaic modules on the external conveying belts on the left side and the right side of the buffer frame can be buffered, the photovoltaic modules can be allocated to the other external conveying belt from one group of external conveying belts, the production beat extension probability of the subsequent process is reduced, and the production efficiency of the photovoltaic modules is guaranteed.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic front view of a photovoltaic module buffer mechanism according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a material moving assembly according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the operation of the first locking device and the second locking device according to the embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a structure of a buffer rack, a support bracket and a second lifting device according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
fig. 5 is a schematic top view of a structure of a blocking device mounted on a buffer rack according to an embodiment of the present utility model.
In the figure: 100. a cache rack; 200. a material moving assembly; 110. a cache layer; 210. a first lifting device; 220. a lifting frame; 230. a material moving frame; 240. a first locking device; 250. a pushing device; 260. a second locking device; 270. a frame; 231. a first accommodation groove; 241. a first electrical telescopic rod; 242. a first locking piece; 251. a second accommodation groove; 261. a second electrical telescopic rod; 262. a second locking piece; 221. a third accommodation groove; 222. a fourth accommodating groove; 252. a pushing frame; 253. a servo electric cylinder; 254. a pushing plate; 111. a limiting vertical plate; 112. a support block; 113. a universal ball; 120. a guide rail; 130. a blocking device; 131. a baffle; 132. blocking the cylinder; 300. a support bracket; 400. a second lifting device; 500. an outer conveyor belt; 600. a photovoltaic module.
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The preferred embodiments of the present utility model will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings, and it should be understood that the preferred embodiments described herein are for illustration and explanation of the present utility model only, and are not intended to limit the present utility model in any way.
In the description of the present utility model, it should be noted that the directions or positional relationships indicated by the terms "center", "upper", "lower", "left", "right", "vertical", "horizontal", "inner", "outer", etc. are based on the directions or positional relationships shown in the drawings, are merely for convenience of describing the present utility model and simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the devices or elements referred to must have a specific orientation, be configured and operated in a specific orientation, and thus should not be construed as limiting the present utility model. Furthermore, the terms "first," "second," and "third" are used for descriptive purposes only and are not to be construed as indicating or implying relative importance.
In the description of the present utility model, it should be noted that, unless explicitly specified and limited otherwise, the terms "mounted," "connected," and "connected" are to be construed broadly, and may be either fixedly connected, detachably connected, or integrally connected, for example; can be mechanically or electrically connected; can be directly connected or indirectly connected through an intermediate medium, and can be communication between two elements. The specific meaning of the above terms in the present utility model will be understood in specific cases by those of ordinary skill in the art.
As shown in fig. 1 to 5, a photovoltaic module caching mechanism in the embodiment of the present utility model includes a caching frame 100 and two groups of material moving assemblies 200 disposed on left and right sides of the caching frame 100 in a left-right opposite manner, wherein the caching frame 100 is provided with a plurality of caching layers 110 disposed at intervals up and down, and each caching layer 110 is used for placing a strand of photovoltaic modules 600; in practice, the buffer rack 100 is disposed between two sets of external conveyor belts 500, and cooperates with two sets of the material moving assemblies 200 to buffer the photovoltaic modules 600 on the two sets of external conveyor belts 500; the material moving assembly 200 includes a first lifting device 210, a lifting frame 220, a material moving frame 230, a first locking device 240, a pushing device 250, and a second locking device 260.
The lifting frame 220 is installed at the output end of the first lifting device 210, so that the first lifting device 210 can drive the lifting frame 220 to move up and down to change the up and down position of the lifting frame 220. In practice, the first lifting device 210 may be a servo lifting platform or a servo hydraulic cylinder, for the purpose of controlling the up-down position of the lifting frame 220.
The material moving frame 230 is used for lifting or lowering the photovoltaic module 600, in practice, as shown in fig. 2, each set of external conveying belts 500 includes two parallel horizontal conveying belts, and the two horizontal conveying belts synchronously operate to drive the photovoltaic module 600 to move back and forth horizontally; the frame 230 may have three lifting arms spaced from the horizontal conveyor belt to enable the photovoltaic module 600 on the frame 230 to be placed on the external conveyor belt 500 by moving the frame 230 up to lift the photovoltaic module off the external conveyor belt 500 or by moving the frame 230 down.
The first locking device 240 is installed on the material moving frame 230 and is used for clamping or loosening the material moving frame 220, the first locking device 240 can be a clamping cylinder matched clamp, a telescopic rod matched groove position or a clamping structure, so that the material moving frame 230 and the material moving frame 220 are connected together or separated, and when the material moving frame 230 and the material moving frame 220 are connected together, the first lifting device 210 drives the material moving frame 220 and the material moving frame 230 to synchronously move.
The pushing device 250 is used for pushing the photovoltaic module 600 on the same side of the material frame 230 into the buffer layer 110 or pushing the photovoltaic module 600 in the buffer layer 110 onto another side of the material frame 230, and the pushing device 250 may be a double-stroke cylinder or a translation stage with adjustable stroke so as to push the photovoltaic module 600 to move; as shown in fig. 1, the left pushing device 250 can push the photovoltaic module 600 on the left material moving frame 230 to the buffer layer 110 on the buffer frame 100, can push the photovoltaic module 600 on the buffer layer 110 on the buffer frame 100 to the right material moving frame 230, and can also directly push the photovoltaic module 600 on the left material moving frame 230 to the right material moving frame 230 (passing through the buffer layer 110 of the buffer frame 100).
The second locking device 260 is installed on the pushing device 250 and is used for clamping or loosening the lifting frame 220, the second locking device 260 can be a clamping cylinder matched clamp, a telescopic rod matched groove or a clamping structure, so that the pushing device 250 is connected with or separated from the lifting frame 220, and when the pushing device 250 is connected with the lifting frame 220, the first lifting device 210 drives the pushing device 250 to synchronously move with the lifting frame 230.
It should be noted that, the photovoltaic module buffer mechanism of the present utility model is further provided with an external controller (such as a PLC, etc.), and the external controller controls the external conveyor belt 500, the first locking device 240 of the first lifting device 210, the pushing device 250 and the second locking device 260 to act, so as to implement the working operation of the photovoltaic module buffer mechanism.
As shown in fig. 1, taking the left material moving component 200 as an example, the specific working principle of the buffering mechanism of the photovoltaic component of the present utility model is as follows.
When the photovoltaic module 600 on the left external conveying belt 500 needs to be moved to the buffer layer 110 on the buffer frame 100: the left first locking device 240 acts to connect the left material moving frame 230 with the left lifting frame 220, and the left second locking device 260 acts to connect the left material pushing device 250 with the left lifting frame 220; the left first lifting device 210 drives the left lifting frame 220 to move upwards to a required position (corresponding to a position of the buffer layer 110 where the photovoltaic module 600 is not placed), the left material moving frame 230 and the left pushing device 250 move upwards synchronously with the left lifting frame 220, the left material moving frame 230 lifts the photovoltaic module 600 on the left external conveying belt 500, and after reaching the required position, the left pushing device 250 pushes the photovoltaic module 600 on the left material moving frame 230 into one buffer layer 110 of the buffer frame 100; resetting.
When the photovoltaic module 600 of the buffer layer 110 on the buffer frame 100 needs to be moved to the right external conveyor 500: the left second locking device 260 acts to connect the left pushing device 250 with the left lifting frame 220, and the right first locking device 240 acts to connect the right moving frame 230 with the right lifting frame 220; the left first lifting device 210 drives the left lifting frame 220 to move upwards to a required position (corresponding to the position of the buffer layer 110 where the photovoltaic module 600 is placed), and the right first lifting device 210 drives the right lifting frame 220 to move upwards to a required position (corresponding to the position of the left lifting frame 220); the left pushing device 250 acts to push the photovoltaic module 600 on the buffer layer 110 of the buffer frame 100 to the right material moving frame 230; reset, the right-hand rack 230 places the photovoltaic module 600 onto the right-hand outer conveyor belt 500.
When it is desired to move the photovoltaic module 600 on the left outer conveyor 500 to the right outer conveyor 500: the left first locking device 240 acts to connect the left material moving frame 230 with the left lifting frame 220, the left second locking device 260 acts to connect the left pushing device 250 with the left lifting frame 220, and the right first locking device 240 acts to connect the right material moving frame 230 with the right lifting frame 220; the left first lifting device 210 drives the left lifting frame 220 to move upwards to a required position (corresponding to the position of the buffer layer 110 where the photovoltaic module 600 is not placed), and the right first lifting device 210 drives the right lifting frame 220 to move upwards to a position corresponding to the required position of the left lifting frame 220); the left pushing device 250 acts to push the photovoltaic module 600 on the left material moving frame 230 to the right material moving frame 230; reset, the right-hand rack 230 places the photovoltaic module 600 onto the right-hand outer conveyor belt 500.
The working principle of the left material moving assembly 200 is similar to that of the left material moving assembly 200, and will not be described in detail here.
The photovoltaic module buffer mechanism provided by the utility model can buffer the photovoltaic modules 600 on the external conveying belts 500 on the left side and the right side of the buffer frame 100 through the buffer frame 100 and the two groups of material moving assemblies 200, and can also allocate the photovoltaic modules 600 from one group of external conveying belts 500 to the other group of external conveying belts 500, so that the production efficiency of the photovoltaic modules 600 is ensured by reducing the extension probability of the production beats of the subsequent processes.
Specifically, the material moving assembly 200 further preferably includes a frame 270 for supporting the material moving frame 230 and the material pushing device 250, where the material moving frame 230 and the material pushing device 250 are both slidably connected to the frame 270 up and down, as shown in fig. 2, the material moving frame 230 and the material pushing device 250 may be provided with guide rods slidably connected to the frame 270 up and down, in the initial state, the guide rods of the material moving frame 230 and the material pushing device 250 are all disposed on the upper side of the frame 270, and when the material moving frame 230 and the material pushing device 250 move up and down relative to the frame 270, the stability of the up and down movement of the material moving frame 230 and the material pushing device 250 is ensured by the guide effect of the guide rods.
More specifically, the material moving rack 230 is preferably provided with a first accommodating groove 231 facing the lifting rack 220 horizontally, the first locking device 240 preferably comprises a first electric telescopic rod 241 installed in the first accommodating groove 231 and a first locking piece 242 installed at the output end of the first electric telescopic rod 241 and slidingly connected with the first accommodating groove 231, and the first locking piece 242 is driven by the first electric telescopic rod 241 to horizontally slide out of or retract into the first accommodating groove 231 relative to the first accommodating groove 231; the pushing device 250 is preferably provided with a second accommodating groove 251 facing the lifting frame 220 horizontally, the second locking device 260 comprises a second electric telescopic rod 261 arranged in the second accommodating groove 251 and a second locking piece 262 arranged at the output end of the second electric telescopic rod 261 and slidingly connected with the second accommodating groove 251, and the second locking piece 262 is driven by the second electric telescopic rod 261 to horizontally slide out of or retract into the second accommodating groove 251 relative to the second accommodating groove 251; the lifting frame 220 is provided with a third accommodating groove 221 opposite to the first accommodating groove 231 and a fourth accommodating groove 222 opposite to the second accommodating groove 251, the third accommodating groove 221 is used for the first locking piece 242 to extend in and is used for sliding connection with the first locking piece 242, and when the first locking piece 242 partially extends into the third accommodating groove 221 and the other part is left in the first accommodating groove 231, the lifting frame 220 and the material moving frame 230 can synchronously move up and down; the fourth accommodating groove 222 is used for the second locking piece 262 to extend into and be in sliding connection with the second locking piece 262, and when the second locking piece 262 partially extends into the fourth accommodating groove 222 and the other part remains in the second accommodating groove 251, the lifting frame 220 and the pushing device 250 can move up and down synchronously.
It should be noted that, the pushing device 250 preferably includes a pushing frame 252 slidably connected to the frame 270 up and down, a servo cylinder 253 mounted on the pushing frame 252, and a pushing plate 254 mounted at an output end of the servo cylinder 253, and the second accommodating groove 251 is disposed on the pushing frame 252, and drives the pushing plate 254 to move left and right through the servo cylinder 253 so as to push the photovoltaic module 600 to move left and right.
It should be noted that, the buffer layer 110 is preferably provided with two front and back opposite limiting risers 111, the inner sides of the limiting risers 111 are fixedly provided with supporting blocks 112, the positions of the front and back sides of the photovoltaic module 600 are limited by the two front and back opposite limiting risers 111, the photovoltaic module 600 is prevented from leaving the buffer layer 110 from the front and back sides, and the supporting blocks 112 (the supporting blocks 112 of the rear side of the front limiting riser 111 and the supporting blocks 112 of the front side of the rear limiting riser 111) of the inner sides of the two front and back opposite limiting risers 111 correspond to the front and the rear of the lower side of the supporting photovoltaic module 600, so as to realize the function of buffering the photovoltaic module 600. Further, the upper side of the supporting block 112 is preferably provided with a universal ball 113, so as to reduce the abrasion of the photovoltaic module 600 when sliding left and right relative to the supporting block 112.
Further, the upper ends and the lower ends of the left and right sides of the buffer rack 100 are respectively provided with a preferable guide rail 120, the buffer rack 100 is preferably provided with two groups of blocking devices 130 which are correspondingly arranged left and right, and the blocking devices 130 comprise a baffle 131 which is connected with the guide rails 120 in a front-back sliding way and a blocking cylinder 132 which is arranged at the front side or the back side of the buffer rack 100 and is used for driving the baffle 131 to move back and forth. When the photovoltaic module 600 on the cache rack 100 is in the cache state, the two baffles 131 are positioned at the left side and the right side of the cache rack 100 to prevent the photovoltaic module 600 from leaving the cache rack 100 from the left side and the right side of the cache rack 100; when the photovoltaic module 600 needs to be transferred, the blocking cylinder 132 drives the baffle 131 to move away from the left and right sides of the buffer frame 100, so that the photovoltaic module 600 can move left and right into or out of the buffer frame 100.
In addition, the photovoltaic module buffer mechanism of the present utility model preferably further includes a support bracket 300 for supporting the buffer frame 100 and a second lifting device 400 for driving the buffer frame 100 to move up and down, wherein the buffer frame 100 is connected to the support bracket 300 in a sliding manner up and down. The second lifting device 400 may be a servo lifting platform or a servo hydraulic cylinder, the up-down position of the buffer frame 100 is changed by the second lifting device 400, the up-down position of the pushing device 250 and the material moving frame 230 is changed in cooperation with the first lifting device 210, and a larger position adjustment range is obtained by moving, so that more buffer layers 110 can be arranged on the buffer frame 100.
The foregoing is merely illustrative of the present utility model and is not intended to limit the scope of the utility model, and various other modifications and variations may be made by those skilled in the art in light of the above teachings, all of which are intended to be within the scope of the appended claims.
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1. The utility model provides a photovoltaic module buffer memory mechanism which characterized in that: the device comprises a cache frame and two groups of material moving assemblies which are oppositely arranged at the left side and the right side of the cache frame, wherein the cache frame is provided with a plurality of cache layers which are arranged at intervals up and down; the material moving assembly comprises
A first lifting device;
the lifting frame is arranged at the output end of the first lifting device;
the material moving frame is used for lifting or putting down the photovoltaic module;
the first locking device is arranged on the material moving frame and used for clamping or loosening the lifting frame;
the pushing device is used for pushing the photovoltaic modules on the same side of the material frame into the buffer layer or pushing the photovoltaic modules in the buffer layer onto the other side of the material frame;
and a second locking device mounted on the pushing device and used for clamping or loosening the lifting frame.
2. The photovoltaic module caching mechanism of claim 1, wherein: the material moving assembly further comprises a frame used for supporting the material moving frame and the pushing device, and the material moving frame and the pushing device are connected with the frame in a vertical sliding mode.
3. The photovoltaic module caching mechanism of claim 2, wherein: the first locking device comprises a first electric telescopic rod arranged in the first accommodating groove and a first locking block arranged at the output end of the first electric telescopic rod and slidingly connected with the first accommodating groove; the pushing device is provided with a second accommodating groove facing the lifting frame horizontally, and the second locking device comprises a second electric telescopic rod arranged in the second accommodating groove and a second locking piece arranged at the output end of the second electric telescopic rod and connected with the second accommodating groove in a sliding manner; the lifting frame is provided with a third accommodating groove and a fourth accommodating groove, wherein the third accommodating groove is arranged opposite to the first accommodating groove, the fourth accommodating groove is arranged opposite to the second accommodating groove, the third accommodating groove is used for allowing the first locking piece to stretch in and is used for being in sliding connection with the first locking piece, and the fourth accommodating groove is used for allowing the second locking piece to stretch in and is used for being in sliding connection with the second locking piece.
4. A photovoltaic module caching mechanism as claimed in claim 3, wherein: the pushing device comprises a pushing frame, a servo electric cylinder and a pushing plate, wherein the pushing frame is connected with the frame in a vertical sliding mode, the servo electric cylinder is installed on the pushing frame, the pushing plate is installed at the output end of the servo electric cylinder, and the second accommodating groove is formed in the pushing frame.
5. The photovoltaic module caching mechanism of claim 1, wherein: the buffer layer is provided with two limiting risers which are arranged in a front-back opposite mode, and supporting blocks are fixedly arranged on the inner sides of the limiting risers.
6. The photovoltaic module caching mechanism of claim 5, wherein: and the upper side of the supporting block is provided with universal balls.
7. The photovoltaic module caching mechanism of claim 5, wherein: the upper end and the lower extreme of buffer memory frame left and right sides all are equipped with the guide rail, buffer memory frame installs two sets of blocking device that correspond about setting, blocking device includes the baffle with guide rail front and back sliding connection and installs at buffer memory frame front side or rear side and be used for driving the baffle back and forth movement's blocking cylinder.
8. The photovoltaic module caching mechanism of claim 1, wherein: the buffer storage rack is connected with the support bracket in an up-and-down sliding way.
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