EP0257127B1 - Electric chain block - Google Patents
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- EP0257127B1 EP0257127B1 EP19860111792 EP86111792A EP0257127B1 EP 0257127 B1 EP0257127 B1 EP 0257127B1 EP 19860111792 EP19860111792 EP 19860111792 EP 86111792 A EP86111792 A EP 86111792A EP 0257127 B1 EP0257127 B1 EP 0257127B1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B66—HOISTING; LIFTING; HAULING
- B66D—CAPSTANS; WINCHES; TACKLES, e.g. PULLEY BLOCKS; HOISTS
- B66D3/00—Portable or mobile lifting or hauling appliances
- B66D3/18—Power-operated hoists
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B66—HOISTING; LIFTING; HAULING
- B66D—CAPSTANS; WINCHES; TACKLES, e.g. PULLEY BLOCKS; HOISTS
- B66D5/00—Braking or detent devices characterised by application to lifting or hoisting gear, e.g. for controlling the lowering of loads
- B66D5/02—Crane, lift hoist, or winch brakes operating on drums, barrels, or ropes
- B66D5/12—Crane, lift hoist, or winch brakes operating on drums, barrels, or ropes with axial effect
- B66D5/14—Crane, lift hoist, or winch brakes operating on drums, barrels, or ropes with axial effect embodying discs
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- This invention relates to an electric chain block having a torque limiter and a mechanical brake in a reduction gear assembly.
- An electric chain block having a torque limiter and a mechanical brake has been known as disclosed Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 38,378/79.
- a driving shaft connected to a rotating shaft of an electric motor is integrally formed with a driving gear, and a hollow driven shaft having a load sheave thereon is rotatably fitted on the driving shaft.
- a torque limiter having an annular driven gear and a mechanical brake are arranged in series side by side on the hollow driven shaft.
- An intermediate driven shaft is located in parallel with the driving shaft and is provided thereon with an intermediate driven gear and an intermediate drive gear which are in mesh with the driving gear and the annular driven gear, respectively.
- this electric chain block however, the torque limiter cannot be adjusted to change its transmitting torque from outside of the chain block after it has been assembled. Moreover, this chain block has a disadvantage of the unavoidably undue- ly long driving shaft which makes bulky the chain block.
- an electric chain block including a reduction gear assembly having a torque limiter and a mechanical brake has been disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 42,937/78.
- an intermediate shaft and a brake restraining member must be worked to form screw threads with high accuracy, which would increase cost of manufacturing.
- transmission torque of the torque limiter cannot be adjusted from outside of a gear box after assembling.
- the cam support is formed integrally with the intermediate driven gear.
- the load sheave may be formed integrally with the intermediate shaft.
- Figs. 1-5 illustrate a first embodiment of the invention.
- One end of a driving shaft 3 is connected through a coupling to a rotating shaft 2 of an electric motor 1.
- the other end of the driving shaft 3 is journaled by a bearing in a gear box 21 and is formed with a driving gear 4 having a small diameter.
- a hollow driven shaft 6 is rotatably fitted on the driving shaft 3 between the driving gear 4 and the coupling and is integrally formed with a load sheave 5 for winding a load chain (not shown) thereabout.
- a driven gear 7 having a large diameter is fixed to an end of the hollow driven shaft on the side of the driving gear 4.
- An intermediate shaft 10 made of steel is journaled by bearings 22 and 23 in the gear box 21 in parallel with the driving gear 4 of the driving shaft 3.
- the intermediate shaft 10 is formed at its one end with an intermediate pinion 9 adapted to be in mesh with the driven gear 7.
- a support ring 24 (Fig. 2) made of a steel is fitted on the intermediate shaft 10 so as to engage one end of the intermediate driving gear 9 and is further fitted on a center hole of a support member 11 in the form of a dish-shaped spring made of a spring steel.
- an urging ring 25 made of a steel is fitted on the other end of the intermediate shaft 10 so as to engage the bearing 23 and further fitted in a center hole of an urging member 12 in the form of a dish-shaped spring made of a spring steel.
- a cam support 13 made of a steel is rotatably and axially slidably fitted on a mid-portion of the intermediate shaft 10 between the support member 11 and the urging member 12.
- a retainer disc 14 made of a steel between the cam support 13 and the urging member 12 is fitted on the intermediate shaft 10 axially slidably but nonrotatably relative thereto.
- a brake receiving disc 15 between the cam support 13 and the support member 11 is also fitted on the intermediate shaft 10 axially slidably but nonrotatably relative thereto.
- a ratchet wheel 17 for braking is rotatably fitted on a boss of the brake receiving disc 15 through a sleeve bearing 26.
- a pawl 16 for braking (Fig. 1) is pivotally mounted on the gear box and is urged into engagement with the ratchet wheel 17 by means of a spring (not shown).
- An intermediate driven gear 8 is fitted on an outer circumference of the cam support 13 axially slidably but against rotation relative thereto.
- Friction plates 27 and 28 are fixed to side surfaces of the intermediate driven gear 8, respectively, by means of welding, adhesive or the like.
- a friction plate 29 (Fig. 2) between the ratchet wheel 17 and a flange of the brake receiving disc 15 is fixed to a side surface of the ratchet wheel 17 by means of adhesive.
- the cam support 13 is formed on a side of the brake receiving disc 15 with a plurality of cam grooves 18 in the form of arcs circumferentially spaced apart from each other and concentric to the intermediate shaft 10 as shown in Fig. 3.
- Each the cam groove 18 has a sloped bottom to change the depth of the groove and receives a brake releasing cam member 19 in the form of a steel ball in this embodiment.
- the cam support 13 is formed on a side of the retainer disc 14 with a plurality of recess 30 circumferentially spaced apart from each other in a circle concentric to the intermediate shaft 10 for receiving steel balls 31.
- An urging collar 32 made of steel is fitted on the other end of the intermediate shaft 10 and has one end adapted to engage the bearing 23.
- An oil sealing ring 33 is arranged between the collar 32 and a wall of the gear box 21 accommodating the bearing 23.
- An O-ring 34 is fitted in an annular groove formed in the intermediate shaft 10 inside the collar 32.
- An external screw-thread portion 35 provided on the other end of the intermediate shaft 10 extends outwardly from the gear box 21.
- An adjusting nut 20 is threadedly engaged with the external screw-thread portion 35 of the intermediate shaft 10 out of the gear-box 21 and at the same time engages the other end of the collar 32.
- a tightening force of the adjusting nut 20 urges the central portion of the urging member 12 through the collar 32, the bearing 23 and the urging ring 25 to clamp the retainer disc 14, the intermediate driven gear 8, the ratchet wheel 17, the flange of the brake receiving disc 15 and the friction plates 27, 28 and 29 interposed therebetween with the aid of the support member 11 and the urging member 12.
- a torque limiter is constructed by the urging member 12 and the support member 11 and the intermediate driven gear 8, the retainer disc 14, the brake receiving disc 15, the ratchet wheel 17, and the friction plates 27, 28 and 29 between the members 12 and 11.
- a mechanical brake assembly for preventing load from dropping is formed by the ratchet wheel 17 held through the retainer disc 14, the brake receiving disc 15, the intermediate driven gear 8 and the friction plates by the spring forces of the support member 11 and the urging member 12; the pawl 16 adapted to engage the ratchet wheel 17; the cam support 13 having cam grooves 18; and the brake releasing cam members 19.
- the rotation of the intermediate driven gear 8 is transmitted through the retainer disc 14 and the brake receiving disc 15 to the intermediate shaft 10 and then through the intermediate driving gear 9, the driven gear 7 and the intermediate driven shaft 6 to the load sheave 5, thereby effecting the winding-up operation within the torque set by the torque limiter.
- Fig. 6 illustrates a second embodiment of the invention.
- This chain block is substantially identical with that of the first embodiment with exception that a cam support 13 is formed integrally with an intermediate driven gear 8 and does not have recesses 30 and steel balls 31.
- Fig. 7 illustrates a third embodiment of the invention, whose chain block is substantially similar to that of the first embodiment with exception that an intermediate shaft 10 is formed integrally with a load sheave 5 to eliminate the hollow driven shaft 6, the driven gear 7 and the intermediate driving gear 9.
- only either one of the support member 11 and the urging member 12 may be formed by a dish-shaped spring made of a spring steel.
- the retainer disc 14 may be arranged between the support member 11 and the intermediate driven gear 8 having the cam support 13 thereinside, and the brake receiving disc 15 and the ratchet wheel 17 may be arranged between the intermediate driven gear 8 and the urging member 12.
- wedge-shaped shoes having oblique surfaces matching the inclined bottom surfaces of the cam grooves 18 may be used.
- Springs other than the dish-shaped springs may be used as the support member 11 and the urging member 12.
- the electric chain block comprises an intermediate shaft 10 arranged in parallel with a driving shaft 3, a cam support 13 provided inside an intermediate driven gear 8, a retainer disc 14 and a brake receiving disc 15 fitted with a ratchet wheel 17 fitted on the intermediate shaft 10 between the support member 11 anchored to the intermediate shaft 10 and the urging member 12 fitted on the shaft 10, at least one of the members 11 and 12 being a spring, and brake releasing cam members 19 located in cam grooves 18 provided in the cam support 13.
- This constitution of the chain block makes simplified a reduction gear mechanism having a torque limiter and a mechanical brake assembly for the electric chain block and makes it easy to manufacture the chain block.
- an adjusting nut 20 threadedly fitted on the extending end of the intermediate shaft 10 for adjusting the urging force of the urging member 12, so that the transmission torque of the torque limiter can be easily adjusted only by rotating the adjusting nut 20 out of the gear box after the reduction gear mechanism having the torque limiter and the mechanical brake assembly has been assembled.
Description
- This invention relates to an electric chain block having a torque limiter and a mechanical brake in a reduction gear assembly.
- An electric chain block having a torque limiter and a mechanical brake has been known as disclosed Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 38,378/79. In the electric chain block, a driving shaft connected to a rotating shaft of an electric motor is integrally formed with a driving gear, and a hollow driven shaft having a load sheave thereon is rotatably fitted on the driving shaft. Moreover, a torque limiter having an annular driven gear and a mechanical brake are arranged in series side by side on the hollow driven shaft. An intermediate driven shaft is located in parallel with the driving shaft and is provided thereon with an intermediate driven gear and an intermediate drive gear which are in mesh with the driving gear and the annular driven gear, respectively.
- With this electric chain block, however, the torque limiter cannot be adjusted to change its transmitting torque from outside of the chain block after it has been assembled. Moreover, this chain block has a disadvantage of the unavoidably undue- ly long driving shaft which makes bulky the chain block.
- Moreover, an electric chain block including a reduction gear assembly having a torque limiter and a mechanical brake has been disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 42,937/78. With this chain block, an intermediate shaft and a brake restraining member must be worked to form screw threads with high accuracy, which would increase cost of manufacturing. Similar to the first mentioned prior art, moreover, transmission torque of the torque limiter cannot be adjusted from outside of a gear box after assembling.
- It is a principal object of the invention to provide an electric chain block which effectively solves the above problems in the prior art.
- In order to achieve this object, an electric chain block including a driving shaft connected to a rotating shaft of an electric motor, and a driving gear provided on the driving shaft, and further including an intermediate driven gear in mesh with said driving gear, a torque limiter and a mechanical brake assembly between the driving shaft and a load sheave according to the invention comprises an intermediate shaft arranged in parallel with said driving shaft, a support member anchored to the intermediate shaft, an urging member fitted on the intermediate shaft, a cam support provided inside said intermediate driven gear and fitted on said intermediate shaft between said support member and said urging member, a retainer disc and a brake receiving disc axially slidably but nonrotatably on said intermediate shaft respectively on one side and the other side of the cam support, at least one of said support member and said urging member being a spring, a ratchet wheel for braking interposed between the intermediate driven gear and the brake receiving disc and engaging a pawl for braking, brake releasing cam members accommodated in cam grooves formed in a side of said cam support, depths of said cam grooves changing circumferentially of the intermediate shaft, and an adjusting nut threadedly engaging an end of said intermediate shaft extending externally of the chain block for adjusting urging force of said urging member.
- In one embodiment of the invention, the cam support is formed integrally with the intermediate driven gear. The load sheave may be formed integrally with the intermediate shaft.
- The invention will be more understood by referring to the following detailed specification and claims taken in connection with the appended drawings.
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- Fig. 1 is a sectional view of an electric chain block of a first embodiment of the invention;
- Fig. 2 is an enlarged sectional view of the chain block shown in Fig. 1 illustrating an intermediate gear transmission mechanism having a torque limiter;
- Fig. 3 is a front elevation illustrating spherical bodies and cam support provided in an intermediate driven gear of the chain block shown in Fig. 1;
- Fig. 4 is a sectional view taken along lines IV-IV in Fig. 3;
- Fig. 5 is a sectional view illustrating a torque limiter in winding-off operation;
- Fig. 6 is a sectional view of an intermediate gear transmission mechanism having a torque limiter used in an electric chain block of a second embodiment of the invention; and
- Fig. 7 is a sectional view of a gear transmission mechanism having a torque limiter used in an electric chain block of a third embodiment of the invention.
- Figs. 1-5 illustrate a first embodiment of the invention. One end of a driving shaft 3 is connected through a coupling to a rotating
shaft 2 of anelectric motor 1. The other end of the driving shaft 3 is journaled by a bearing in agear box 21 and is formed with adriving gear 4 having a small diameter. A hollow drivenshaft 6 is rotatably fitted on the driving shaft 3 between thedriving gear 4 and the coupling and is integrally formed with aload sheave 5 for winding a load chain (not shown) thereabout. Furthermore, a drivengear 7 having a large diameter is fixed to an end of the hollow driven shaft on the side of thedriving gear 4. - An
intermediate shaft 10 made of steel is journaled bybearings gear box 21 in parallel with thedriving gear 4 of the driving shaft 3. Theintermediate shaft 10 is formed at its one end with anintermediate pinion 9 adapted to be in mesh with the drivengear 7. A support ring 24 (Fig. 2) made of a steel is fitted on theintermediate shaft 10 so as to engage one end of theintermediate driving gear 9 and is further fitted on a center hole of a support member 11 in the form of a dish-shaped spring made of a spring steel. Moreover, anurging ring 25 made of a steel is fitted on the other end of theintermediate shaft 10 so as to engage thebearing 23 and further fitted in a center hole of anurging member 12 in the form of a dish-shaped spring made of a spring steel. - A
cam support 13 made of a steel is rotatably and axially slidably fitted on a mid-portion of theintermediate shaft 10 between the support member 11 and theurging member 12. Aretainer disc 14 made of a steel between thecam support 13 and theurging member 12 is fitted on theintermediate shaft 10 axially slidably but nonrotatably relative thereto. A brake receivingdisc 15 between thecam support 13 and the support member 11 is also fitted on theintermediate shaft 10 axially slidably but nonrotatably relative thereto. Aratchet wheel 17 for braking is rotatably fitted on a boss of thebrake receiving disc 15 through a sleeve bearing 26. Apawl 16 for braking (Fig. 1) is pivotally mounted on the gear box and is urged into engagement with theratchet wheel 17 by means of a spring (not shown). - An intermediate driven
gear 8 is fitted on an outer circumference of the cam support 13 axially slidably but against rotation relative thereto.Friction plates gear 8, respectively, by means of welding, adhesive or the like. A friction plate 29 (Fig. 2) between theratchet wheel 17 and a flange of thebrake receiving disc 15 is fixed to a side surface of theratchet wheel 17 by means of adhesive. Thecam support 13 is formed on a side of thebrake receiving disc 15 with a plurality ofcam grooves 18 in the form of arcs circumferentially spaced apart from each other and concentric to theintermediate shaft 10 as shown in Fig. 3. Each thecam groove 18 has a sloped bottom to change the depth of the groove and receives a brake releasingcam member 19 in the form of a steel ball in this embodiment. Moreover, thecam support 13 is formed on a side of theretainer disc 14 with a plurality ofrecess 30 circumferentially spaced apart from each other in a circle concentric to theintermediate shaft 10 for receivingsteel balls 31. - An
urging collar 32 made of steel is fitted on the other end of theintermediate shaft 10 and has one end adapted to engage thebearing 23. Anoil sealing ring 33 is arranged between thecollar 32 and a wall of thegear box 21 accommodating thebearing 23. An O-ring 34 is fitted in an annular groove formed in theintermediate shaft 10 inside thecollar 32. An external screw-thread portion 35 provided on the other end of theintermediate shaft 10 extends outwardly from thegear box 21. An adjustingnut 20 is threadedly engaged with the external screw-thread portion 35 of theintermediate shaft 10 out of the gear-box 21 and at the same time engages the other end of thecollar 32. A tightening force of the adjustingnut 20 urges the central portion of theurging member 12 through thecollar 32, thebearing 23 and theurging ring 25 to clamp theretainer disc 14, the intermediate drivengear 8, theratchet wheel 17, the flange of thebrake receiving disc 15 and thefriction plates urging member 12. - In this embodiment, a torque limiter is constructed by the
urging member 12 and the support member 11 and the intermediate drivengear 8, theretainer disc 14, thebrake receiving disc 15, theratchet wheel 17, and thefriction plates members 12 and 11. Moreover, a mechanical brake assembly for preventing load from dropping is formed by theratchet wheel 17 held through theretainer disc 14, thebrake receiving disc 15, the intermediate drivengear 8 and the friction plates by the spring forces of the support member 11 and theurging member 12; thepawl 16 adapted to engage theratchet wheel 17; thecam support 13 havingcam grooves 18; and the brake releasingcam members 19. - In order to adjust the transmission torque of the torque limiter after the electric chain block has been assembled, such an adjustment is performed by simply rotating the adjusting
nut 20 out of the gear-box after an electric equipment receiving cover (not shown) has been removed without requiring disassembling of the electric chain block. - The operation of the electric chain block of the above embodiment will be explained hereinafter.
- When the driving shaft 3 is rotated in a winding-up direction by means of an
electric motor 1, thecam support 13 is rotated through thedriving gear 4 and the intermediate drivengear 8 in a direction shown by an arrow A in Fig. 4. The brake releasingcam members 19 are therefore located at deeper positions in thecam grooves 18, so that the intermediate drivengear 8, theretainer disc 14, theratchet wheel 17, thebrake receiving disc 15 and thefriction plates gear 8 is transmitted through theretainer disc 14 and thebrake receiving disc 15 to theintermediate shaft 10 and then through theintermediate driving gear 9, the drivengear 7 and the intermediate drivenshaft 6 to theload sheave 5, thereby effecting the winding-up operation within the torque set by the torque limiter. - When the driving shaft 3 is rotated in a winding-off direction by means of an
electric motor 1, thecam support 13 is rotated a reverse direction, i.e. in the direction shown by an arrow B in Fig. 4. Accordingly the brake releasingcam members 19 are moved into shallower positions in thecam grooves 18 so as to extend higher from the side surface of thecam support 13, so that the cam support 13 and thebrake receiving disc 15 move away from each other by the extending action of the brake releasingcam members 19 as shown in Fig. 5. As the result, the mechanical brake assembly is released so that theintermediate driving gear 9 is rotated through theload sheave 5 and the drivengear 7 by a weight of the load faster than the rotating speed driven by themotor 1. However, such a rotation of theintermediate driving gear 9 results in clamping of the mechanical brake assembly, so that the winding-off operation is performed at a speed substantially equal or near to the speed driven by the motor by the repetition of the releasing and clamping of the brake assembly. - When the
electric motor 1 is deenergized after the load is raised or lowered to a desired height, the transmission mechanism of the block tends to rotate in a reverse direction by the weight of the load. However, such a rotation will clamp the mechanical brake assembly into a unitary body, and after the brake assembly has been clamped, the further rotation will be prevented by thepawl 16 and theratchet wheel 17. - Fig. 6 illustrates a second embodiment of the invention. This chain block is substantially identical with that of the first embodiment with exception that a
cam support 13 is formed integrally with an intermediate drivengear 8 and does not haverecesses 30 andsteel balls 31. - Fig. 7 illustrates a third embodiment of the invention, whose chain block is substantially similar to that of the first embodiment with exception that an
intermediate shaft 10 is formed integrally with aload sheave 5 to eliminate the hollow drivenshaft 6, the drivengear 7 and theintermediate driving gear 9. - In carrying out the invention, only either one of the support member 11 and the urging
member 12 may be formed by a dish-shaped spring made of a spring steel. Theretainer disc 14 may be arranged between the support member 11 and the intermediate drivengear 8 having thecam support 13 thereinside, and thebrake receiving disc 15 and theratchet wheel 17 may be arranged between the intermediate drivengear 8 and the urgingmember 12. - Instead of the steel balls as brake releasing
cam member 19, wedge-shaped shoes having oblique surfaces matching the inclined bottom surfaces of thecam grooves 18 may be used. Springs other than the dish-shaped springs may be used as the support member 11 and the urgingmember 12. - As can be seen from the above explanation, the electric chain block according to the invention comprises an
intermediate shaft 10 arranged in parallel with a driving shaft 3, acam support 13 provided inside an intermediate drivengear 8, aretainer disc 14 and abrake receiving disc 15 fitted with aratchet wheel 17 fitted on theintermediate shaft 10 between the support member 11 anchored to theintermediate shaft 10 and the urgingmember 12 fitted on theshaft 10, at least one of themembers 11 and 12 being a spring, and brake releasingcam members 19 located incam grooves 18 provided in thecam support 13. This constitution of the chain block makes simplified a reduction gear mechanism having a torque limiter and a mechanical brake assembly for the electric chain block and makes it easy to manufacture the chain block. Moreover, there is provided an adjustingnut 20 threadedly fitted on the extending end of theintermediate shaft 10 for adjusting the urging force of the urgingmember 12, so that the transmission torque of the torque limiter can be easily adjusted only by rotating the adjustingnut 20 out of the gear box after the reduction gear mechanism having the torque limiter and the mechanical brake assembly has been assembled.
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