EP0906241B1 - Chariot enjambeur - Google Patents
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- EP0906241B1 EP0906241B1 EP97921539A EP97921539A EP0906241B1 EP 0906241 B1 EP0906241 B1 EP 0906241B1 EP 97921539 A EP97921539 A EP 97921539A EP 97921539 A EP97921539 A EP 97921539A EP 0906241 B1 EP0906241 B1 EP 0906241B1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
- B65D90/00—Component parts, details or accessories for large containers
- B65D90/12—Supports
- B65D90/14—Legs, e.g. detachable
- B65D90/146—Detachable combined legs
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B66—HOISTING; LIFTING; HAULING
- B66C—CRANES; LOAD-ENGAGING ELEMENTS OR DEVICES FOR CRANES, CAPSTANS, WINCHES, OR TACKLES
- B66C19/00—Cranes comprising trolleys or crabs running on fixed or movable bridges or gantries
- B66C19/007—Cranes comprising trolleys or crabs running on fixed or movable bridges or gantries for containers
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- This invention relates to a straddle carrier and particularly to a straddle carrier for lifting and transporting shipping containers.
- Straddle carriers are known in the art and are used at shipping ports to convey shipping containers and to load shipping containers onto a truck, or unload shipping containers from a truck.
- straddle carriers have an extremely strong and heavy horizontal chassis on which or in which a shipping container can locate.
- a pair of inverted U-shaped tower assemblies are fixed to, or are part of the horizontal chassis and straddle the shipping container (hence the name straddle carrier).
- Ground engaging wheels are fixed to the chassis and an operator's cabin is located underneath the chassis but above the ground and usually between the front and rear wheels.
- the existing straddle carriers suffer from a number of disadvantages. Firstly, the straddle carriers carry shipping containers at least 1.5m above the ground surface. Therefore, together with the tower assembly, the height of the straddle carrier is such that it cannot be easily manoeuvred in and out of storage sheds.
- straddle carriers are not readily adapted to accommodate shipping containers of various lengths. That is, shipping containers are known to have lengths of between 20 - 50ft., and it is dangerous for a short length straddle carrier to carry a long shipping container due to the overhang of the container from each end of the straddle carrier.
- CLT Container Load Trailer
- the CLT comprises two separate wheel bogies which can be attached to the front and rear ends of a container. When attached, the container can be towed by a truck.
- a first main disadvantage with the CLT system is that the bogies are attached to the front and rear of the containers, and as each bogie is about 3m long, the two bogies add about 6m to the length of the container. This make manoeuvring and turning of the container extremely difficult.
- the second main disadvantage with the CLT system is that it is extremely difficult to load a container to the back of a truck.
- the container is loaded lengthwise on the truck, but as the bogies are attached to the front and the end of the container, the truck must reverse sideways under the container and then by a process of repeated forward and rearward movements, manoeuvre itself such that the container is approximately lengthwise on the truck.
- the bogies can then be decoupled, but it is found that often the locking slots on the container do not line up with the locking pins on the truck.
- the CLT bogies can also be used for sidelifting a container, which allows a truck to move lengthwise underneath the container, overcoming the above disadvantage, but once the truck has left, the bogies need to be decoupled and re-positioned to the front and the end of the container to allow the container to be towed.
- a further disadvantage with existing straddle carriers is that the straddle carriers are too large to be portable. That is, a conventional straddle carrier does not fit inside a shipping container. In poorer countries, aid or other goods are shipped in containers for security purposes. The poorer countries rarely have the required straddle carriers or other lifting devices to allow the containers to be readily transported away from the port.
- the CLT is designed to fit inside a shipping container, but requires a great amount of assembly and attachment to the container to make it useful.
- the device according to this document constitutes two identical towers, to span the truck platform or the like for the transportation of the container and from which the container may be loaded or unloaded.
- the carrier has a device for lifting the container constituted by a motor that induces rotary movement of the motor and translates this to a raising or lowering movement of the container.
- Two chains or cables are used in association with pulleys and then descend each side of the container.
- each vertical member of the tower is endowed with a separate support, pivotable with regard to the vertical member, into a storage position, to allow the passage of the transportation platform or the free passage of the container between the vertical members of the tower and, in a work position in which one they do pivot towards the interior of the tower, to engage the corner piece of the container.
- the present invention is directed to a simple, efficient straddle carrier which can lift and transport shipping containers of any length and which has a low height profile making it more suitable for manoeuvring in and out of storage sheds.
- the invention resides in A straddle carrier for lifting and transporting a shipping container, the straddle carrier comprising separate front and rear towers, each tower being an inverted U-shaped configuration having a pair of vertical members, each vertical member comprising a fixed lower part and an upper part which is extendible and retractable relative to the lower part, an upper connecting member which is attached to the upper part and which is extendible over the top of said shipping container, a ground wheel assembly supporting each said vertical member, such that each tower has two ground wheel assemblies, and characterized in that the carrier further comprises, rigid attachment means on the upper part of each vertical member to attach each tower to a side of the container, the attachment means comprising a projection which pivotally engages with the side of the container.
- the straddle carrier according to the invention can be simply attached to each corner of a container of any length.
- the straddle carrier can be used on containers having lengths of 20ft., 40ft. and 50ft., and can also handle containers without side walls or front or back walls which are also called flat beds or flat racks.
- each tower can, in use, extend adjacent each side and over the top of a container.
- each tower may have a pair of side vertical members interconnected by an upper horizontal member.
- the vertical members and the horizontal member may comprise posts which are typically formed from steel box section.
- Each ground wheel assembly may have a number of ground wheels, and the ground wheels are suitably arranged such that the tower is free-standing.
- each wheel assembly has front and rear in-line wheels extending forwardly and rearwardly of the vertical member.
- the ground wheels may support a generally horizontal base plate or chassis and the vertical member may have a lower end attached to and supported by the base plate or chassis.
- Each tower has attachment means to attach the tower to the container.
- the type of attachment means may depend on the type of container. For instance, if the container has ISO corner castings fitted to each corner of the container, the attachment means may comprise a pin which can insert into the casting.
- each tower is attached to the side of the container as opposed to the front or rear ends of the container, thereby allowing the container to be more easily lifted onto or from the back of a truck.
- the attachment means may be attached to a sleeve member, the sleeve member being slidable along each vertical member of the tower.
- a lifting means is provided which can facilitate sliding of the sleeve member thereby functioning to raise or lower a container.
- the lifting means may comprise one or more rams such as hydraulic or pneumatic rams.
- the attachment means may be moveable between an extended and retracted position.
- the attachment means may comprise a insertable pin which may be attached to a support member, and the support member may be moveably mounted to a bracket to allow it to move or rotate between the extended and retracted positions.
- the bracket may be moveable between an extended and retracted position relative to the vertical member.
- the bracket may be moveable by one or more hydraulic or pneumatic rams.
- the bracket may form part of a side shift mechanism.
- each vertical member may be collapsible as well as each horizontal member.
- the vertical members and the horizontal members may be telescopic.
- a staddle carrier for lifting and transporting shipping containers 11.
- the straddle carrier has a front tower 12 and a rear tower 13.
- Each tower 12, 13 is of a generally inverted U-shaped configuration (see Figures 2 and 4).
- the generally inverted U-shape configuration consists of a pair of vertical members 14, 15 interconnected by an upper horizontal member 15A.
- Figures 2 and 4 illustrate rear tower 13, front tower 12 is similarly designed.
- Each tower 12, 13 is free-standing, and this is achieved by a ground wheel assembly at the lower end of each vertical member.
- Figure 2 illustrates the pair of ground wheel assemblies 18, 19 on rear tower 13 while Figures 1 and 3 illustrate only one of the front ground wheel assemblies 16.
- Each ground wheel assembly is itself formed from a leading wheel and trailing wheel which are in longitudinal alignment.
- Figures 6 and 7 which are plan views of the staddle carrier, show the wheel assemblies more clearly.
- Front wheel assemblies 16, 17 each have a front leading wheel 20, 22 and a rear trailing wheel 21, 23.
- Leading wheels 20, 22 are driven wheels and are also steering wheels while trailing wheels 21, 23 are swivel wheels.
- With the rear wheel assemblies 18, 19, each assembly has a leading swivel wheel 25, 26 and a trailing fixed wheel 27, 28.
- Each of the wheels is mounted to a shaft which is journalled into a wheel support plate 29 (see Figure 1).
- Each of the wheel assemblies has a chassis or base plate 30 (see Figure 3) on which is supported the vertical members 14, 15.
- a sleeve member 31, 32 is slidably attached to each vertical member 14, 15 and can slide between a lower retracted position as illustrated in Figure 2 and an upper extended position as illustrated in Figure 4.
- a lower lifting bracket 33, 34 is attached to or forms part of the sleeve members 31, 32 and this is more clearly illustrated with reference to Figures 8 and 10.
- Sleeve member 32 slides over vertical member 15, and rollers 35 are located within sleeve 32 to provide a smooth shifting movement of sleeve member 32 along its associated vertical member 15.
- Sleeve member 32 is moved between its extended position illustrated in Figure 4 and its retracted position illustrated in Figure 2 by a lifting means in the form a hydraulic ram 36.
- Ram 36 has a ram cylinder attached to lifting bracket 34 through a lift eye 37 (see Figure 8 and 10), and has a ram piston 38 attached to base plate 30.
- each tower is provided with two attachment means in the form of locking pins 40 and which are illustrated in Figures 2, 4, 8 - 11.
- Locking pins 40 can be of a conventional type and are inserted into a corner casting on a shipping container. Of course, if the shipping container does not have a corner casting, the type of locking pin or attachment means may vary to suit.
- Locking pin 40 is attached to a steel angled support member 41.
- Support member 41 is mounted for rotation about a vertical axis to a bracket 42. In this manner, support member 41 and thus pin 40 can twist or rotate between an extended position shown in Figures 8 and 10 and a retracted position (not shown) where support member 41 is turned 90" either way.
- the ability to move pins 40 away from shipping container 11 maximises the distance between the vertical members 14, 15 thereby facilitating loading and unloading of containers.
- Bracket 42 is itself mounted for movement between an extended position as shown in Figure 11 and a retracted position as shown in Figure 9.
- Rams 43 are used to extend or retract bracket 41. Extension of retraction of bracket 41 causes further extension or retraction of pin 40.
- bracket 41 is retracted and support member 41 is rotated to a free position, there is sufficient room between container 11 and the tower to facilitate unloading and loading of the container.
- bracket 42 By having bracket 42 able to extend and retract, the arrangement provides a side shift mechanism to container 11.
- the side shift mechanism helps the operator to position the straddle carrier over the container and to fasten the twist locks. If the straddle is not in line with the container, an operator can side shift the twist lock arm towards the container and thus position the twist lock into the corner casting.
- the second reason for having the side shift mechanism is to enable the operator to correct the position of the container and to bring it in line with the vehicle that awaits the loading.
- the side shift mechanism makes loading containers onto vehicles much faster and efficient and avoids the vehicle driver having to correct his vehicle into the right position. That is, the side shift mechanism will do the corrections instead.
- the stroke of bracket 42 is suitably about 200mm.
- the radius prevents unacceptable forces from being applied to the twist lock arm, the twist lock and the corner casting.
- Figures 20 and 21 illustrate an alternative construction where a pendulum arm 70 is slidably attached to a vertical member 71 through nylon gliders 72.
- Pendulum arm 70 can move to and away from a container by two rams 73, 74.
- the free end of arm 70 is fitted with a twistlock 75. This alternative construction reduces forces on the apparatus.
- the straddle carrier initially has the two towers connected together as illustrated in Figure 5.
- the straddle carrier is self-propelled and has an engine 24 to power the drive wheels (which can be hydraulically driven and steered), and which also provides hydraulic fluid to the various rams.
- the forward tower has a platform 45 provided with an operator's seat 46, and steering and other controls 47. When in the coupled arrangement as illustrated in Figure 5, the straddle carrier can be driven around.
- the coupling 48 can be of any convenient type but should be one which can be fairly easily decoupled.
- the coupled straddle carrier is driven over the container which is initially on the ground.
- the rear tower 13 is positioned at the rear end of the container and when in position, the pins are connected with the container corner casting.
- Each pin can be moved vertically by raising or lowering the respective sleeve members 31, 32 and can be moved sidewardly by the side shift mechanism as illustrated in Figures 8 - 11.
- the rear tower is locked in position, it is decoupled from the front tower and the front tower is driven forwardly to the front of the container where again it is locked to each corner of the container.
- the container can then be lifted approximately 300 or 400mm above the ground level as illustrated in Figure 1 and can then be driven to a desired area at about 5km p/hour.
- One of the advantages of the staddle carrier is that the container is only slightly lifted above the ground which provides the entire arrangement with a low centre of gravity. Also, the towers are coupled to the container and the container itself can be seen as forming part of the horizontal chassis.
- the straddle carrier When loading a shipping container onto a truck, the straddle carrier is driven into position with the container in the lower position as illustrated in Figure 1. The staddle carrier is then halted and container 11 is lifted to an upper position as illustrated in Figure 3, the position being high enough to allow a truck to pass underneath the container. The container can then be lowered onto the back of a truck and the side shift mechanism as illustrated in Figures 8 - 11 can be used to ensure that the corner castings align with the locking pins on the back of the truck.
- the straddle carrier makes this possible by having the locking pin 40 collapsible allowing for maximum clearance.
- Figure 15 - 19 illustrate further embodiments of the straddle carrier to make it extremely compact and thus able to be driven into a container such that the straddle carrier can be shipped with the container.
- the vertical members 14, 15 may themselves be telescopic.
- the straddle carrier is collapsed such that the distance between horizontal member 15A and the ground is about 1.9m, while in the fully extended position shown in Figure 17, the distance between horizontal member 15A and the ground is 4.6m.
- vertical member 15 is provided in two telescopic sections being outer telescopic section 15B and inner telescopic section 15C. The inner telescopic section 15C is attached to a lifting bracket 50.
- Vertical member 15 can be expanded and contracted through ram 51 and Figure 15 and 16 show how expansion of ram 51 causes vertical member 15 to extend upwardly.
- ram 36 is operated which in turn lifts lifting bracket 50.
- a guide post 52 is attached to base plate 30 and extends to a position lower than the height of ram 36.
- a sleeve 53 is positioned about guide post 52 and lifting bracket 50 is guided along sleeve 53 through rollers 54.
- lifting bracket 50 is raised upwardly and rolls along the outside of sleeve 53.
- the top of sleeve 53 has an abutment plate 56, and when rollers 54 strike abutment plate 56, further expansion of ram 36 will now cause sleeve 53 to move upwardly along guide post 52.
- the overall effect is that the height of horizontal member 15A can be from 4.6m in the fully extended position shown in Figure 17 down to 1.9m in the fully retracted position shown in Figure 15.
- Figures 18 and 19 show how the upper horizontal member 15A is itself telescopic and can move between a retracted position shown in Figure 18 where vertical members 14, 15 are about 2m apart to a fully extended position as illustrated in Figure 19 where vertical members 14, 15 are 4.5m apart.
- a three-stage ram 60 is used to move horizontal member. The ram 60 is activated when the towers are slowly being moved on their wheels.
- the wheels will allow expansion and retraction without undue stresses.
- the collapsible straddle carrier as described above is of benefit to organisations wishing to transport the straddle carrier without dismantling it.
- the collapsed sides of the straddle carrier is such that it fits in a 8ft. high, 20ft. long ISO container.
- the collapsible straddle can be loaded within a container and can unload itself out of the container without the help of lifting equipment. When unloaded, the straddle carrier can then attach itself to the outside of the container and lift it to transport it and also to load it onto the back of a truck.
- the straddle carrier has a very low working height of approximately 3.5m allowing it to work under awnings or inside buildings.
- the staddle carrier can handle any length of containers without modification.
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- Chariot cavalier pour lever et transporter un conteneur d'expédition (11), le chariot cavalier comprenant :a. des tours séparées avant (12) et arrière (13), chaque tour ayant une configuration en forme de U inversé possédant une paire d'éléments verticaux (14), chaque élément vertical (14) comprenant une partie inférieure fixe et une partie supérieure (31, 32) qui est extensible et rétractable par rapport à la partie inférieure ;b. un élément supérieur de liaison (15A) qui est fixé à la partie supérieure (31, 32) et qui est extensible au-dessus du haut dudit conteneur d'expédition (11) ;c. un ensemble de roues au sol (16, 17) supportant chaque élément vertical (14), de manière que chaque tour a deux ensembles de roues au sol, et caractérisé en ce que le chariot comprend égalementd. des moyens rigides de fixation (41) sur la partie supérieure (31, 32) de chaque élément vertical (14) pour fixer chaque tour à une face latérale du conteneur (11), les moyens de fixation (41) comprenant une partie saillante (40) qui s'engage en pivotant avec la face latérale du conteneur (11).
- Chariot selon la revendication 1, comprenant un moyen d'entraínement (24) sur l'une des tours (12, 13) pour entraíner l'ensemble de roues au sol (16, 17).
- Chariot selon la revendication 2, dans lequel le moyen d'entraínement (24) entraíne l'ensemble de roues au sol (16, 17) de seulement l'un des éléments verticaux (14).
- Chariot selon la revendication 2, comprenant des moyens de direction (47), sur l'une des tours pour diriger le conteneur.
- Chariot selon la revendication 1, dans lequel l'élément supérieur de liaison (15A) est réglable en longueur.
- Chariot selon la revendication 5, comprenant un vérin (60) qui se fixe à chaque partie supérieure d'une tour, l'élément de liaison (15A) s'étendant et se rétractant entre celles-ci pendant l'extension et le retrait du vérin (60).
- Chariot selon la revendication 1, dans lequel chaque élément vertical (14) comprend une pluralité de segments séparés qui s'étendent et se rétractent de manière télescopique l'un par rapport à l'autre.
- Chariot selon la revendication 1, dans lequel le moyen de fixation (41) se fixe seulement à une portion inférieure du conteneur (11).
- Chariot selon la revendication 1, dans lequel la tour avant (12) et la tour arrière (13) ne sont pas structurellement interconnectées.
- Chariot selon la revendication 9, dans lequel les éléments verticaux (14) de chacune des tours (12, 13) sont interconnectés seulement par l'élément supérieur de liaison (15A).
- Chariot selon la revendication 1, dans lequel le moyen de fixation (41) est mobile entre une position étendue où le moyen de fixation (41) est positionné pour fixation au conteneur (11) et une position rétractée où le moyen de fixation (41) est à une distance du conteneur (11).
- Chariot selon la revendication 1, dans lequel les moyens de fixation (41) sont mobiles indépendamment l'un de l'autre pour permettre au conteneur (11) d'être déplacé latéralement à l'intérieur du chariot.
- Chariot selon la revendication 12, dans lequel le moyen de fixation (41) s'étend et se rétracte le long d'un axe qui est à angle droit par rapport à l'élément vertical (14).
- Chariot enjambeur selon la revendication 1, dans lequel le moyen de fixation (41) comprend un élément constituant un bras, ayant une première extrémité et une seconde extrémité, associées à chaque partie supérieure, un élément de support (70) ayant une première extrémité et une seconde extrémité, la première extrémité de l'élément constituant un bras est associée à la partie supérieure de chaque élément vertical (14), la seconde extrémité de l'élément constituant un bras fixée de manière pivotante à la première extrémité de l'élément de support (70), et la partie saillante (75) est associée à la seconde extrémité de l'élément de support (70), l'élément de support (70) étant mobile entre une position étendue où la partie saillante (75) est positionnée pour engager le conteneur (11) et une position rétractée où la partie saillante (75) est à distance du conteneur (11).
- Chariot selon la revendication 14, dans lequel l'élément de support (70) est mobile entre la position étendue engageant le conteneur et la position rétractée qui est exempte du conteneur (11), par un vérin (73).
- Chariot selon la revendication 1, dans lequel chaque élément vertical (14) est prévu dans deux sections télescopiques qui sont une section télescopique externe (15B) et une section télescopique interne (15c), le chariot comprenant également une ferrure de levage (50) à laquelle la section télescopique interne (15c) est fixée, la ferrure de levage (50) contenant le moyen de fixation (41), un vérin (51) relié de manière opérationnelle aux sections pour les étendre et les rétracter, une plaque de base horizontale (30), un montant vertical de guidage (52) fixé à la plaque de base (30), un manchon coulissant (53) positionné près du montant de guidage (52) d'une manière télescopique et coulissant le long du montant de guidage (52), la ferrure de levage (50) étant coulissante le long du manchon (53), et un vérin (36) fixé à la plaque de base (30) et à la ferrure de levage (50) pour faire coulisser celle-ci le long du manchon (53).
- Chariot selon la revendication 1, dans lequel les éléments verticaux (14) ont au moins une section télescopique associée à la partie inférieure et à la partie supérieure.
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