EP1108093A1 - Planing device mounted on machines for processing ice - Google Patents
Planing device mounted on machines for processing iceInfo
- Publication number
- EP1108093A1 EP1108093A1 EP00951224A EP00951224A EP1108093A1 EP 1108093 A1 EP1108093 A1 EP 1108093A1 EP 00951224 A EP00951224 A EP 00951224A EP 00951224 A EP00951224 A EP 00951224A EP 1108093 A1 EP1108093 A1 EP 1108093A1
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- Prior art keywords
- knife
- planing device
- planing
- ice
- gear
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- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
- E01H—STREET CLEANING; CLEANING OF PERMANENT WAYS; CLEANING BEACHES; DISPERSING OR PREVENTING FOG IN GENERAL CLEANING STREET OR RAILWAY FURNITURE OR TUNNEL WALLS
- E01H4/00—Working on surfaces of snow or ice in order to make them suitable for traffic or sporting purposes, e.g. by compacting snow
- E01H4/02—Working on surfaces of snow or ice in order to make them suitable for traffic or sporting purposes, e.g. by compacting snow for sporting purposes, e.g. preparation of ski trails; Construction of artificial surfacings for snow or ice sports ; Trails specially adapted for on-the-snow vehicles, e.g. devices adapted for ski-trails
- E01H4/023—Maintaining surfaces for ice sports, e.g. of skating rinks
Definitions
- the invention relates to a planing device on machines for ice preparation for use in the area of the ice surface close to the board, with a knife which is mounted with its carrier on the left side of the machine, preferably on the side wall of the planing slide present on the machine, which with its runners on the ice surface lies on.
- braking ice abrasion
- This snow is only insufficiently removed due to the rotating gang brooms mounted on most ice-making machines.
- the snow thaws especially when there is a large amount of snow, causing an ice layer to grow below, against which the gang broom is powerless.
- This rising to the boundary layer of ice can not be reached by the planing unit of the ice machine because the outer edge of the plane slide is ⁇ formed by the slider rail and the planer blade begins only within the slider rail.
- This arrangement is mandatory for ice making reasons.
- the growing ice edge is disruptive for ice hockey players (gang play with the puck).
- This edge is also very annoying for ice making.
- the sled runner slides on this grown ice edge during a close gang ride with the planing sledge.
- the entire plane is lifted on one side, which increases the problem on the side of the board and forms a recess on the side of the plane facing away from the board.
- the ice edge that has grown on is not removed regularly, the ice grows further and further across the entire planing width towards the board.
- the abrasion problem on the band curves is less.
- the knife edge of the planer cannot be closer to the board than 200 to 250 mm due to the radius in the board curve.
- the ice also grows quickly when the snow and water residues are not removed manually after the machine has left the ice surface. If these undesirably strong ice areas are not planed out regularly, the ice grows more and more from the board to the center. This not only affects the ice quality, but also causes unnecessary energy costs.
- a metal frame with an approx. 30 cm long planing knife is screwed onto the left outside of the planing slide, with which the board area is planed. Using this plane is time consuming and difficult.
- Knives under a lawnmower-like device are manually guided along the board and over the other ice surfaces to be planed.
- Planing slide mounted planing unit with a rotating knife This unit is folded into the working position by hand before planing the board area and put back after use.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of designing a planing device of the type mentioned in such a way that the ice edge on the playing field border (gang) on ice rinks can be continuously and precisely machined during any normal ice making without additional driving and assembly work.
- an inwardly inclined, extendable and lowerable knife is attached to the left side wall of the planer, which can be used by the driver's seat without additional effort and which keeps the ice edge at right angles to the board on the entire outside round.
- the term "holds" is chosen deliberately, because with regular use it is usually not really planed at all, but the knife simply scrapes away the loose snow at the edge of the belt and, through the inclined position of the plane, leads it under the carriage to the conveyor, which is an integral part of the Ice machine is. Behind the boarding plane the ice surface is perpendicular to the board, in a plane with the main knife, smooth and free of snow.
- Fig. 1 planer in top view
- Fig. 2 planer in front view without band contact
- FIG. 3 view according to Fig.2 with band contact.
- FIG. 4 alternative design of a planing device in a view from above.
- Fig. 5 planing device according to Fig. 4 in a view from the front without
- FIG. 6 View according to FIG. 5 with band contact
- the planing device remains permanently installed and is in the idle position in the inner lanes in the interior of the planing carriage (12). To use the plane, it is extended hydraulically from the driver's seat into the working position on the journey to the board before the actual board contact by actuating a lever. After that, the knife is still out of engagement and leaves no marks on the ice on the way to the gang.
- the outer side of the knife holder (6) is delimited by a sliding block (10). This slide shoe (10) is pressed against the skirting board (11) of the gang by the movement of the ice processing machine. Due to the lateral pressure on the knife carrier (6), it is pressed down with the knife (7) to the lower runners edge (13) of the planing carriage (12) and thus into the engaged position. This is achieved in that the knife carrier (6) is slidably held on the plane carrier 5 by three round bolts which are guided in the knife carrier (6) in obliquely oblong holes.
- the knife carrier (6) is pressed outwards and the knife (7) is disengaged by the force of a spring (8).
- a spring (8) By pressure of the sliding block (10) against the skirting board (11) of the board, the knife carrier (6) is pressed inwards and thus downwards and the knife (7) into the engaged position.
- the limitation of the knife engagement on the lower edge of the runner (13) of the planing slide (12) is set by an adjusting screw (14).
- the knife function ends automatically after the contact with the strip has been given up.
- the planer is retracted in the rest position only for visual reasons.
- the planer can be extended so far that the function is also guaranteed in the band curves.
- the actual planing unit is mounted on a slide rail (2) on the planing bracket (1) so that the planer can be moved sideways.
- the planing unit is moved by a hydraulic cylinder (20), the cylinder base of which is slidably mounted on a second slide shoe (3) on the slide rail (2).
- This slide shoe (3) is held outwards in its basic position by a tension spring (9).
- the sliding distance of approx. 15 cm is limited on the inside by a stop (20).
- the spring-sliding assembly of the hydraulic cylinder (20) and thus of the planing unit moved by the hydraulic cylinder (20) causes the planer to travel along the board, floating around the 15 cm glide path.
- hard impacts are cushioned by any unevenness in the base of the board, and the movement of the ice processing machine does not need to be accurate to the millimeter to precisely process the ice edge to the board, but may fluctuate around 15 cm.
- the planing knife can also be set lower than the sled runner using the adjusting screw (14). With a second set screw (15) the planer knife can also be locked in the engagement depth.
- planing is possible without any contact with the board, e.g. for planing a wider track in the curve or in front of the open entrance / exit gate.
- a height-adjustable auxiliary skid can be provided on the outside of the knife carrier within the sliding block, which is too deep Prevents the knife from penetrating the ice.
- the planing unit is also displaced by a hydraulic cylinder (20), the cylinder base of which is supported by a double slide rail (22) in a double slide bearing (21).
- the hydraulic cylinder is held outwards in its basic position by the tension spring (9).
- the sliding distance of approx. 15 cm is limited on the inside by a stop (23).
- a damping spring is designated.
- the actual planing unit, the planing support 5 is guided on the two slide rails 22 by means of the two double sliding bearings 21, which are mounted on the planing bracket 1.
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Applications Claiming Priority (3)
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PCT/DE2000/001931 WO2000079060A1 (en) | 1999-06-18 | 2000-06-19 | Planing device mounted on machines for processing ice |
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EP1108093A1 true EP1108093A1 (en) | 2001-06-20 |
EP1108093B1 EP1108093B1 (en) | 2005-03-02 |
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AT (1) | ATE290130T1 (en) |
CA (1) | CA2340770C (en) |
DE (1) | DE50009629D1 (en) |
WO (1) | WO2000079060A1 (en) |
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