EP1300347A1 - A device for weighing rubbish-collecting bins - Google Patents
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- EP1300347A1 EP1300347A1 EP01830605A EP01830605A EP1300347A1 EP 1300347 A1 EP1300347 A1 EP 1300347A1 EP 01830605 A EP01830605 A EP 01830605A EP 01830605 A EP01830605 A EP 01830605A EP 1300347 A1 EP1300347 A1 EP 1300347A1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65F—GATHERING OR REMOVAL OF DOMESTIC OR LIKE REFUSE
- B65F3/00—Vehicles particularly adapted for collecting refuse
- B65F3/02—Vehicles particularly adapted for collecting refuse with means for discharging refuse receptacles thereinto
- B65F3/04—Linkages, pivoted arms, or pivoted carriers for raising and subsequently tipping receptacles
- B65F3/041—Pivoted arms or pivoted carriers
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65F—GATHERING OR REMOVAL OF DOMESTIC OR LIKE REFUSE
- B65F3/00—Vehicles particularly adapted for collecting refuse
- B65F3/02—Vehicles particularly adapted for collecting refuse with means for discharging refuse receptacles thereinto
- B65F2003/022—Vehicles particularly adapted for collecting refuse with means for discharging refuse receptacles thereinto the discharging means comprising a device for determining the weight of the content of refuse receptacles
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65F—GATHERING OR REMOVAL OF DOMESTIC OR LIKE REFUSE
- B65F3/00—Vehicles particularly adapted for collecting refuse
- B65F3/02—Vehicles particularly adapted for collecting refuse with means for discharging refuse receptacles thereinto
- B65F2003/0223—Vehicles particularly adapted for collecting refuse with means for discharging refuse receptacles thereinto the discharging means comprising elements for holding the receptacle
- B65F2003/0243—Means for locking the side, e.g. via spigots or trunnion pins
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65F—GATHERING OR REMOVAL OF DOMESTIC OR LIKE REFUSE
- B65F3/00—Vehicles particularly adapted for collecting refuse
- B65F3/02—Vehicles particularly adapted for collecting refuse with means for discharging refuse receptacles thereinto
- B65F2003/0286—Means mounted on the vehicle for opening the lid or cover of the receptacle
- B65F2003/0289—Means mounted on the vehicle for opening the lid or cover of the receptacle the opening means being mounted on the discharging means
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- the present invention relates to a device for weighing rubbish-collecting bins, comprising: at least one lifting arm having a first end oscillatably in engagement with a bearing structure; a hooking element disposed at a second end of said lifting arm and having a rest seating for a lifting pin carried by a bin.
- Such an automatic gripping and emptying device for rubbish bins is described in the European Patent EP 776835 in the name of the same Applicant.
- This device essentially comprises a pair of lifting arms parallel to each other, each having a first end rotatably linked to a bearing structure, and a second end carrying a gripping member arranged to engage a bin at a lifting pin laterally projecting from said bin.
- Appropriate actuating means activated by fluid-operated cylinders carry out the simultaneous displacement of the lifting arms between a rest condition in which they are substantially oriented downwardly and contained in the overall dimensions of the vehicle, and an overturned position in which they are substantially oriented upwardly.
- a grip position in which the arms bring the respective gripping members completely level with the bin-lifting pins to enable the bins to be picked up from the ground and lifted until reaching of the overturned condition in which the bin is turned upside down over a loading hopper associated with the motor-vehicle.
- each load cell in an engagement seat suitably defined along each of the lifting arms.
- the engagement seat of each load cell is arranged at an interruption point of the longitudinal extension of the lifting arm, formed halfway on the arm length, so as to divide said arm into a first and a second portions.
- the first and second portions terminate at the first and second ends respectively of the lifting arm and are mechanically interconnected by the stiff body of the load cell.
- the Applicant has perceived that in the embodiments of the above described type presently adopted, positioning of the load cell at an intermediate point of the lifting-arm development involves many drawbacks.
- a positioning spaced apart from the load cell relative to the application point of the bin load causes transmission of high loads to the cell itself and the structural parts dedicated to its connection to the arm portions. All these parts are therefore required to be conveniently sized in order to support the high loads applied thereto, which will bring about an increase in the weight, costs and structural complexity of the assembly.
- these circumstances make it economically inconvenient to make devices having arms set to receive the load cells in all cases in which a weighing function, and therefore the presence of the load cells themselves, is not required.
- use of arms of one piece construction is preferred and consequently drastic modifications to the lifting device will be compulsorily required when the user asks for the installation of the weighing device after some time.
- an object of the present invention to provide an automatic lifting and emptying device for rubbish-collecting bins, characterized in that said hooking element is disposed on the second end of the lifting arm, being removably in engagement therewith.
- a device for automatic lifting and emptying of bins for rubbish collection in accordance with the present invention has been generally identified by reference numeral 1.
- device 1 lends itself to be mounted on a side of a truck (not shown) or other motor-vehicle used for rubbish collection and transportation to the rubbish dumps or other disposal places. To this aim, device 1 has a bearing framework 2 in engagement on the motor-vehicle side.
- a pair of lifting arms 3 each having a first end 3a oscillatably connected with the bearing structure itself and a second end 3b carrying a gripping and handling member 4 for a bin 5 diagrammatically and only partly shown.
- each gripping and handling member 4 is provided to be equipped with a hooking element 6 having a rest seating 6a with an arched profile the shape of which substantially matches that of a lifting pin 5a projecting from the side wall of bin 5.
- Said rest seating 6 is adapted to receive the lifting pin 5a to cause engagement of bin 5 and allow lifting of same by arms 3 above a loading hopper arranged on said motor-vehicle.
- auxiliary devices can be also associated such as an overturning lever 7 driven by a first actuator 7a to cause overturning of bin 5 over the hopper, an auxiliary lever system 8 driven by a second actuator 8a to cause opening of the bin lid upon overturning of said bin, as well as a safety device 9 to be driven by a third actuator 9a to prevent accidental disengagements of pin 5a from the rest seating 6a during lifting and overturning of bin 5.
- overturning member 7, auxiliary lever system 8 and safety device 9 are diagrammatically shown and they are not further described as they are not of importance to the aims of the present invention.
- each lifting arm 3 can be essentially defined, at least at its second end 3b, by a pair of holding plates 10 disposed in mutual and parallel side by side relationship, so that at least part of said auxiliary devices 7, 8, 9 associated with the gripping member 4 can be housed in a space defined between the holding plates.
- housed in the space defined between plates 10 is the overturning member 7 with the first actuator 7a and the safety device 9 with the respective third actuator 9a.
- An attachment base 11 is fastened between the holding plates 10 and it is preferably made up of a plate-like element disposed in a plane perpendicular to the holding plates 10.
- the hooking element 6 Removably fastened to the attachment base 11 is the hooking element 6.
- the hooking element 6 essentially comprises an anchoring portion 12 fastened to the attachment base 11 by first threaded elements 13, and a suspended portion 14 carrying the rest seating 6a.
- the suspended portion 14 can be formed unitary with the anchoring portion 12, or rigidly engaged with the latter in any manner.
- the load cell 15 is fastened to the anchoring portion 12 of the hooking element 6. More particularly, the load cell 15 for the purpose has a first portion 15a housed in a first seat 16 defined between the anchoring portion 12 and the attachment base 11, and fastened thereto by one or more of the first threaded elements 13 used to obtain locking of the anchoring portion itself.
- the suspended portion 14 of the hooking element 6 is made as a distinct part separated from the anchoring portion 12 and is fastened to a second portion 15b of the load cell 15, by one or more second threaded elements 17, for example.
- each of the holding plates 10 has a perimetric edge that, as better shown in Fig. 3, defines a recess 18 disposed close to the rest seating 6a and extending concentric with the arched profile of the rest seating itself, according to a radius of curvature slightly greater than said seating.
- the holding plates 10 further extend forming respective end portions 19 mutually connected at the respective upper edges 19a by a connecting plate 20 adapted to define a lead-in surface to facilitate insertion of pin 5 in the rest seating 6a.
- the present invention achieves important advantages.
- the present invention enables device 1 to be adapted for execution of the weighing function in a very simple and cheap manner, by merely replacing the hooking element of one piece construction with a hooking element 6 made of two distinct parts associated with the respective load cell 15, without further interventions on the lifting arm 3 being required.
- the invention enables the load cell to be installed at a distance that just as an indication does not exceed 200 mm, preferably included between 70 and 110 mm, from the rest seating 6a of pin 5a, i.e. at a very close position relative to the technical solutions of the known art.
- the load cell is submitted to greatly lower stresses than in known embodiments, in which the load cells were spaced apart a distance greater than 500 mm from the rest seating of the pin.
- the dimensional structure of the members designed for engagement of the load cell 15 is also greatly simplified as compared with the known art, due to the reduced efforts transmitted.
- Positioning of the load cell 15 at the free end of the lifting arm 3 further ensures greater reliability and accuracy in detecting the bin weight, because reading is not affected by the structural strength of the accessory components applied to arm 3 such as, for example, hydraulic and/or pneumatic pipes interlocked with the actuators 7a, 8a, 9a of the auxiliary devices.
- the invention improves safety of use in device 1, by eliminating any risk of the bin 5 falling in case of structural yielding of the load cell or other components of the hooking element 6. It should be noted in fact that in case of structural yielding of the load cell 15, the lifting pin 5a of the bin 5 would find a support on the recesses 18 arranged on the upper edges of the holding plates 10, so as to prevent the bin from falling. This circumstance cannot be found in the known art, where breaking of the load cell takes place upon structural yielding of the lifting arm thereby giving rise to falling of the bin to the ground.
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- The present invention relates to a device for weighing rubbish-collecting bins, comprising: at least one lifting arm having a first end oscillatably in engagement with a bearing structure; a hooking element disposed at a second end of said lifting arm and having a rest seating for a lifting pin carried by a bin.
- It is known that modern rubbish-collecting systems involve use of appropriate bins suitably distributed on the urban ground, that are periodically emptied by automatic devices provided on motor-vehicles designed for collection and transportation of the waste material to the rubbish dumps or other disposal places.
- Such an automatic gripping and emptying device for rubbish bins is described in the European Patent EP 776835 in the name of the same Applicant. This device essentially comprises a pair of lifting arms parallel to each other, each having a first end rotatably linked to a bearing structure, and a second end carrying a gripping member arranged to engage a bin at a lifting pin laterally projecting from said bin. Appropriate actuating means activated by fluid-operated cylinders carry out the simultaneous displacement of the lifting arms between a rest condition in which they are substantially oriented downwardly and contained in the overall dimensions of the vehicle, and an overturned position in which they are substantially oriented upwardly. Identified between the rest position and the overturned position is a grip position in which the arms bring the respective gripping members completely level with the bin-lifting pins to enable the bins to be picked up from the ground and lifted until reaching of the overturned condition in which the bin is turned upside down over a loading hopper associated with the motor-vehicle.
- In order to check the rubbish amounts collected in the different areas of the urban territory, many users ask for the possibility of weighing the individual bins as they are picked up from the ground.
- The solutions generally adopted to meet this requirement presently involve arrangement of a load cell in an engagement seat suitably defined along each of the lifting arms. In particular, the engagement seat of each load cell is arranged at an interruption point of the longitudinal extension of the lifting arm, formed halfway on the arm length, so as to divide said arm into a first and a second portions. The first and second portions terminate at the first and second ends respectively of the lifting arm and are mechanically interconnected by the stiff body of the load cell. Under this situation, each load cell is interlocked with the load applied to the second end of the arm by effect of the weight of the bin raised from the ground, the value of which can be therefore detected in order to go back to the weight of the rubbish contained therein.
- In accordance with the present invention, the Applicant has perceived that in the embodiments of the above described type presently adopted, positioning of the load cell at an intermediate point of the lifting-arm development involves many drawbacks. In particular, it has been found that a positioning spaced apart from the load cell relative to the application point of the bin load causes transmission of high loads to the cell itself and the structural parts dedicated to its connection to the arm portions. All these parts are therefore required to be conveniently sized in order to support the high loads applied thereto, which will bring about an increase in the weight, costs and structural complexity of the assembly. In addition, these circumstances make it economically inconvenient to make devices having arms set to receive the load cells in all cases in which a weighing function, and therefore the presence of the load cells themselves, is not required. Presently, in these cases use of arms of one piece construction is preferred and consequently drastic modifications to the lifting device will be compulsorily required when the user asks for the installation of the weighing device after some time.
- The Applicant has also perceived that in the present embodiments reading of the load can be conditioned and/or hindered by external factors such as the mechanical resistance offered by the hydraulic and/or pneumatic connection pipes leading to the gripping members and the mechanisms interlocked therewith.
- In accordance with the present invention it has been found that these problems can be brilliantly overcome by arranging a hooking element removably in engagement with the second end of the lifting arm, so that the load cell can be mounted to such an end.
- Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide an automatic lifting and emptying device for rubbish-collecting bins, characterized in that said hooking element is disposed on the second end of the lifting arm, being removably in engagement therewith.
- Further features and advantages will become more apparent from the detailed description of a preferred but not exclusive embodiment of an automatic lifting and emptying device for rubbish-collecting bins in accordance with the present invention. This description will be set out hereinafter with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
- Fig. 1 is a front view of a lifting device in accordance with the invention;
- Fig. 2 is a side view of the device shown in Fig. 1;
- Fig. 3 shows an enlarged and interrupted detail of Fig. 1.
- With reference to the drawings, a device for automatic lifting and emptying of bins for rubbish collection in accordance with the present invention has been generally identified by reference numeral 1.
- In a manner known per se, device 1 lends itself to be mounted on a side of a truck (not shown) or other motor-vehicle used for rubbish collection and transportation to the rubbish dumps or other disposal places. To this aim, device 1 has a bearing
framework 2 in engagement on the motor-vehicle side. - Associated with the
bearing structure 2 is a pair of lifting arms 3 each having afirst end 3a oscillatably connected with the bearing structure itself and asecond end 3b carrying a gripping and handlingmember 4 for abin 5 diagrammatically and only partly shown. - In known manner, the
bearing structure 2 is movable away from the motor-vehicle side to enable the lifting arms 3 to take a position alongside opposite sides of thebin 5 to be emptied. The lifting arms 3 are in turn movable close to each other to come near the side walls ofbin 5 and enable the respective gripping and handlingmembers 4 to operatively engage the bin itself. In more detail, for the purpose each gripping and handlingmember 4 is provided to be equipped with a hookingelement 6 having arest seating 6a with an arched profile the shape of which substantially matches that of a lifting pin 5a projecting from the side wall ofbin 5. - Said
rest seating 6 is adapted to receive the lifting pin 5a to cause engagement ofbin 5 and allow lifting of same by arms 3 above a loading hopper arranged on said motor-vehicle. - With each gripping and handling
member 4 auxiliary devices can be also associated such as an overturninglever 7 driven by a first actuator 7a to cause overturning ofbin 5 over the hopper, anauxiliary lever system 8 driven by a second actuator 8a to cause opening of the bin lid upon overturning of said bin, as well as a safety device 9 to be driven by a third actuator 9a to prevent accidental disengagements of pin 5a from therest seating 6a during lifting and overturning ofbin 5. - The overturning
member 7,auxiliary lever system 8 and safety device 9 are diagrammatically shown and they are not further described as they are not of importance to the aims of the present invention. - Advantageously, each lifting arm 3 can be essentially defined, at least at its
second end 3b, by a pair ofholding plates 10 disposed in mutual and parallel side by side relationship, so that at least part of saidauxiliary devices member 4 can be housed in a space defined between the holding plates. In particular, in the embodiment shown, housed in the space defined betweenplates 10 is the overturningmember 7 with the first actuator 7a and the safety device 9 with the respective third actuator 9a. - An
attachment base 11 is fastened between theholding plates 10 and it is preferably made up of a plate-like element disposed in a plane perpendicular to theholding plates 10. Removably fastened to theattachment base 11 is thehooking element 6. In more detail, thehooking element 6 essentially comprises ananchoring portion 12 fastened to theattachment base 11 by first threadedelements 13, and a suspendedportion 14 carrying therest seating 6a. In a possible embodiment, not shown in the drawings, the suspendedportion 14 can be formed unitary with the anchoringportion 12, or rigidly engaged with the latter in any manner. - If it is required, as in the example shown, that the weight of
bin 5 raised by device 1 should be detected, it is provided that at least oneload cell 15 would be associated with each lifting arm 3; said load cell is not further described because it can be made in any known and conventional manner. Advantageously, as better viewed from Fig. 3, theload cell 15 is fastened to the anchoringportion 12 of the hookingelement 6. More particularly, theload cell 15 for the purpose has a first portion 15a housed in afirst seat 16 defined between theanchoring portion 12 and theattachment base 11, and fastened thereto by one or more of the first threadedelements 13 used to obtain locking of the anchoring portion itself. The suspendedportion 14 of the hookingelement 6 is made as a distinct part separated from theanchoring portion 12 and is fastened to a second portion 15b of theload cell 15, by one or more second threadedelements 17, for example. - Advantageously, each of the
holding plates 10 has a perimetric edge that, as better shown in Fig. 3, defines a recess 18 disposed close to therest seating 6a and extending concentric with the arched profile of the rest seating itself, according to a radius of curvature slightly greater than said seating. Beyond the recesses 18, theholding plates 10 further extend forming respective end portions 19 mutually connected at the respective upper edges 19a by a connectingplate 20 adapted to define a lead-in surface to facilitate insertion ofpin 5 in therest seating 6a. - The present invention achieves important advantages.
- It should be noted in fact that the present invention enables device 1 to be adapted for execution of the weighing function in a very simple and cheap manner, by merely replacing the hooking element of one piece construction with a hooking
element 6 made of two distinct parts associated with therespective load cell 15, without further interventions on the lifting arm 3 being required. - The possibility of installing the
load cell 15 directly on thesecond end 3b of the lifting arm 3, which is obtained simultaneously with the manufacture of the hookingelement 6 as a removable component mounted to the end itself enables important advantages to be achieved in terms of structural simplification, costs, lightening of the parts and reliability. - In particular, the invention enables the load cell to be installed at a distance that just as an indication does not exceed 200 mm, preferably included between 70 and 110 mm, from the
rest seating 6a of pin 5a, i.e. at a very close position relative to the technical solutions of the known art. In this circumstance, the load cell is submitted to greatly lower stresses than in known embodiments, in which the load cells were spaced apart a distance greater than 500 mm from the rest seating of the pin. - The reduced stresses enable use of load cells of smaller sizes, less structural strength and, consequently, less cost than in the known art.
- The dimensional structure of the members designed for engagement of the
load cell 15 is also greatly simplified as compared with the known art, due to the reduced efforts transmitted. - Positioning of the
load cell 15 at the free end of the lifting arm 3 further ensures greater reliability and accuracy in detecting the bin weight, because reading is not affected by the structural strength of the accessory components applied to arm 3 such as, for example, hydraulic and/or pneumatic pipes interlocked with the actuators 7a, 8a, 9a of the auxiliary devices. - In addition to the above, the invention improves safety of use in device 1, by eliminating any risk of the
bin 5 falling in case of structural yielding of the load cell or other components of thehooking element 6. It should be noted in fact that in case of structural yielding of theload cell 15, the lifting pin 5a of thebin 5 would find a support on the recesses 18 arranged on the upper edges of theholding plates 10, so as to prevent the bin from falling. This circumstance cannot be found in the known art, where breaking of the load cell takes place upon structural yielding of the lifting arm thereby giving rise to falling of the bin to the ground.
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- An automatic lifting and emptying device for rubbish-collecting bins, comprising:at least one lifting arm (3) having a first end (3a) oscillatably in engagement with a bearing structure (2);a hooking element (6) disposed at a second end (3b) of said lifting arm (3) and having a resting seat (6a) for a lifting pin (5) carried by a bin (5);
- A device as claimed in claim 1, wherein said hooking element (6) comprises an anchoring portion (12) fastened to the lifting arm (3) and a suspended portion (14) carrying the resting seat (6).
- A device as claimed in claim 2, further comprising at least one load cell (15) associated with the lifting arm (3) to detect the weight of a bin (5) lying on the rest seating (6a) of the hooking element (6), said load cell (15) being fastened to the anchoring portion (12) of the hooking element (6), whereas said suspended portion (14) is separated from the anchoring portion (12) and fastened to the load cell (15).
- A device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the second end (3b) of the lifting arm (3) comprises a pair of holding plates (10) disposed in parallel side by side relationship and an attachment base (11) fastened between the holding plates (10), said hooking element (6) being fastened to the attachment base itself (11).
- A device as claimed in claim 4, wherein each of said holding plates (10) has a perimetric edge defining a recess (18) disposed close to the rest seating (6a).
- A device as claimed in claim 3, wherein the load cell (15) is spaced apart a distance not exceeding 200 mm from the rest seating (6a) of the hooking element (6).
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DE60100193T DE60100193T2 (en) | 2001-09-26 | 2001-09-26 | Device for weighing rubbish bins |
ES01830605T ES2197139T3 (en) | 2001-09-26 | 2001-09-26 | A DEVICE FOR WEIGHTING CUBES FOR THE COLLECTION OF GARBAGE. |
EP01830605A EP1300347B1 (en) | 2001-09-26 | 2001-09-26 | A device for weighing rubbish-collecting bins |
AT01830605T ATE237538T1 (en) | 2001-09-26 | 2001-09-26 | DEVICE FOR WEIGHING WASTE COLLECTION CONTAINS |
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