DE1603185A1 - carousel - Google Patents

Description

iieinhold Wilde 52OI Wahlscheid, 1.6.67

Master carpenter Rosaulerweg 8

Carousel

The invention relates to a carousel with one or more Swing arms, at the free ends of which a seat or stand area is arranged

The well-known multi-armed Sehwungkarussels point at the ends the swing-arm seats on and are set by a teammate in üango The seated players are in a horizontal plane These movements moved in a lying circular path can only be maintained by a running player «

Carousels are also known, which the seated player can set in rotary movements by means of a fog drive _e These movements are also in a horizontal plane <,

Furthermore, carousels are known in which four arms offset by 90 relative to one another with seating surfaces are provided at the ends _o The plane formed by the carousel arms is inclined to the horizontal »

The carousel according to the invention differs from those mentioned here by the type of movement. According to the invention, the swing arm is mounted in such a way that the standing or seat surface is set in a wave-like movement, which is maintained by the player's own oscillating movement. The wave motion is ensured that the vertical end of the swing arm formed approximately at right angles is mounted in a tilting movement enabling standpipe _f The upper free end of the standpipe is almost oval molded from this ürunde.

In order to achieve a smooth movement of the swing arm, the Walls of the greatest extent of the deformed end of the standpipe

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preferably adjustable suspension body provided · If at a go through more than two wave troughs and wave crests should be »can be designed differently on the free end of the standpipe, limiting the tilting movement of the swing arms Seeds are brought in »

A smooth rotary movement is achieved that the vertical The end of the swing arm is inserted into a bearing tube which is movably supported in the bottom of the standpipe by means of a bolt and is provided with a head and foot ball, roller or roller bearing o

The carousel according to the invention has the significant advantage that it can be easily installed in gardens or playgrounds, r.: By simple means brought from a multi-armed to a one-armed form and is therefore also suitable for single players.

In the drawings are several embodiments according to the invention shown.

In Fig. 1 is an overall view of a one-armed carousel is reproduced _t where the broken line indicates the traveled track of the player "The player approaches just one of the two 1 and 2 designated wave troughs. By bending and stretching the knees, so much swing energy can be collected that the wave crests 3 and 4 can be overcome «

The structure of the carousel according to the invention will be explained in more detail with reference to the sectional view in FIG. The swing arm 5 of the carousel is approximately perpendicular bent and consists of a horizontal part ö with a standing surface 7 and a vertical part 8. A _n of the standing surface is a handle bar mounted on a support 10. 9 Part 8 is inserted into a bearing tube 11 with play. A smooth rotary movement of the part 8 in the bearing tube is ensured by ball bearings 12 and 13 in the head and in the foot of the bearing tube. The head 8 rests with a shoulder 14 on the ball bearing.

The bearing tube 11 is mounted on bolts 15 and fastening eyes 16 a base plate 17 set so that it can perform a pivoting or tilting movement lying in one plane. The base plate carries at the same time, a bearing tube with a greater distance concentrically surrounding standpipe 18. Base plate and part of the standpipe

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are anchored in the ground I9 · Per above the ground located part of the standpipe 18 is oval or elliptical deformed so that the bearing tube 11 together with the ^r feil ü of the swing arm 5 can only perform a tilting movement lying in the plane of the drawing. The perpendicular width of the standpipe corresponds approximately to the outer diameter of the bearing tube .11. ZurDämpfung the tilting movement are preferably adjustable suspension body shows 20 and 21 aes to the inner walls of the deformed part of the standpipe provided from ü'i _u o Yes, the iünde a plan view of the of the standpipe, the oval deformation and the .Arrangement the damping body 20 una 21 evident.

cover 22 in the form of a conical jacket is on the swing arm 5 attached and prevents unintentional reaching into the standpipe during play as well as an obstacle to operation Soiling of the standpipe.

Jüs is also possible instead of the damping body just described insert in the end of the otand tube inserts 23 and 24 as they

Figs. $ b and 7 show. These can be shot onto the end of the pipe and lead to a change in the wave movement, for example. a doubling of the wave valleys and mountains "The top ball bearing can in modification of the example of Figure" 2 as to the bearing tube 11 a _t i _ö -eordiie ι. that it simultaneously takes over the oll movement between uxesem and the i'eilö of the Schwungar & eg.

Jiiiie anaere embodiment Figo 4 · Sine only .Direction the arrows tiltable flat spring 25, which may be buried in jiirareich in a foundation 26, held ^ _o un free ilnde transmits the ulattfeaer a .hülse 2? with two ball bearings 26 and 29. On the Dcnwungarm 30 a Kohrstück } 1 is fixed, the inner diameter of which is dimensioned so that it can be fitted to the ball bearings. The tilting movement is also here in the plane of the drawing.

To prevent the free sin of the swing arms when too heavy Players touching the ground as a result of excessive deflection of the springs, one or more additional springs can be detachably connected to the base spring »xi this increases the rigidity of the base spring.

A modification of the embodiment according to FIG. 2 is shown in FIG. ü <in the standpipe 32 embedded in the ErdDoden takes the Lagerronr 3i with the part 34 of the swing arm 35. During the upper

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• Part of the bearing tube with ball bearing 36 is mounted without play in the standpipe is, the lower end 37 rests on one with the footplate 38 connected flat spring 39, which can be tilted in the plane of the drawing. The tilting movement of the bearing tube 3;) is here through the inner wall of the belt tube, which at this point again with damping or suspension means can be provided, limited. About the stability of the standpipe 32 can increase with this particular, buried in the ground Reinforcements 40 be connected.

Another possibility of a wave-like circular movement of the stan- or to create a seating area at the ends of the curved arms is in Fig. 6 drawn, ü upper, protruding from the ground end of the lower tube 4I is a curved sheet metal 42 in a suitable manner Way attached. A second plate 43 with opposite curvature is connected to a sleeve 44 on which ball bearings 45 and 46 are arranged are. The ball bearings are encompassed by a shoulder 47 of a cover. The swing arms 49 and 50 are connected to the cover.

A dinning bolt engages through a central hole in the curved sheet metal 5I of such a length that a rolling movement of both sheets is possible on each other. This movement is limited and dampened by springs 5 ^ and 53 'which penetrate the holes in the ends of the metal sheets Bolien 54 and 55 are arranged.

Finally, FIG. 7 shows a further supplement to FIG. 3b Embodiment according to the invention. On the end of a Standronres 56, an insert body 57 is plugged on, which is exchangeable with its upper limit edge 5Ö the movements of the ends of the swing arms 59, bO and 61 prescribes “The swing arms are in this case swiveling in awei seals on a rotatable inserted in the standpipe ^ b Bearing 62 supported. Ball bearings 63, 64 and 65 are attached to the swing arms and roll on the boundary edge. The whole Storage of the swing arms is expediently covered again with a hood b6.

The examples described above show that the carousel after The invention is suitable for one as well as for several players is. The player has it in hand, by swinging his own movements keep the undulating rotary motion of the carousel upright over a long period of time hold.

Claims

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Claims (5)

Claims f 1 <Λ carousel with one or more swing arms, at the free ends of which seat · or standing surfaces are arranged, characterized by such a mounting of the swing arm that the seat or standing surfaces perform a wave-like movement, which is caused by a swinging iiigenbewegaang the player maintained ' 2. Carousel according to claim 1, characterized gekennzeclinet! that the vertically steep part of the approximately right-angled Swing arm is mounted in a standpipe allowing a tilting movement *. 3. Carousel according to claims 1 and .2, characterized in that the upper "free end of the standpipe is similar to an ellipse νerformt» '■ -'.'-..... ■ ^: 4e iCarussel according to Claims 1 to 5, characterized in that that on the inner walls of the largest extent of the deformed Forward end of standpipe. Adjustable suspension body provided are" ..."""". '■ "---." -, -, .- .. ■■ - ": 5. Carousel according to claims "1 to 4» thereby gekennzeichaet, that differently trained at the free ends of the standpipe, the tilting movement of the swing arm limiting inserts can be attached are, Carousel according to claims 1 to 5, characterized in that that the vertical end of the swing arm engages in a fiohr, which is mounted in the standpipe by means of a bolt that enables the tilting movement »-, 7 «carousel according to claims 1 to 6, characterized in that that the vertical end of the swing arm is rotatable relative to the bearing tube by means of ball, cone or roller bearings. b _e carousel according to claims 1 to 7> characterized in that on the swing arm above the deformed end of the standpipe a cover pre ^ eh ^ igLS ^ - ^: - g _AD QRiGINAL 9 · Carousel according to Claims 1 to 8, characterized in that that the otand pipe is anchored in the ground 10β carousel according to claims 1 to 9 »characterized in that that at least one further swing arm can be attached to a swing arm. He carousel according to the claims 1 to 10, characterized in that that the part of the swing arm located in the bearing tube is provided with a head fitting into which further swing arms can be used »■ 12o carousel according to claims 1 to 4, characterized in that that the deformed end of the standpipe is in the ground " 15 · carousel according to claim 1, characterized in that instead of The arrangement claimed in the preceding claims 2 to 12 is a bendable arrangement in opposite directions Flat spring is provided © 14o carousel according to claim IJ, characterized in that the free iünde the vertical flat spring supporting a ball bearing Has sleeve which is encompassed by the end of the swing arm 15 · carousel according to claim 1, characterized in that two with bodies rolling onto each other are provided which are connected to one another via spring-loaded bolts » 1 * 6 · carousel according to claim 1, characterized in that the inserts on the standpipe an undulating delimiting edge own, on the ball bearings firmly connected to the Behwungarms run » BATH 1 09 837/0015 Blank page