EP1657213A1 - Réglage de niveau - Google Patents

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EP1657213A1
EP1657213A1 EP04026904A EP04026904A EP1657213A1 EP 1657213 A1 EP1657213 A1 EP 1657213A1 EP 04026904 A EP04026904 A EP 04026904A EP 04026904 A EP04026904 A EP 04026904A EP 1657213 A1 EP1657213 A1 EP 1657213A1
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B66—HOISTING; LIFTING; HAULING
    • B66F—HOISTING, LIFTING, HAULING OR PUSHING, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, e.g. DEVICES WHICH APPLY A LIFTING OR PUSHING FORCE DIRECTLY TO THE SURFACE OF A LOAD
    • B66F9/00—Devices for lifting or lowering bulky or heavy goods for loading or unloading purposes
    • B66F9/06—Devices for lifting or lowering bulky or heavy goods for loading or unloading purposes movable, with their loads, on wheels or the like, e.g. fork-lift trucks
    • B66F9/075—Constructional features or details
    • B66F9/20—Means for actuating or controlling masts, platforms, or forks
    • B66F9/22—Hydraulic devices or systems
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E02—HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING; FOUNDATIONS; SOIL SHIFTING
    • E02F—DREDGING; SOIL-SHIFTING
    • E02F9/00—Component parts of dredgers or soil-shifting machines, not restricted to one of the kinds covered by groups E02F3/00 - E02F7/00
    • E02F9/20—Drives; Control devices
    • E02F9/22—Hydraulic or pneumatic drives
    • E02F9/2203—Arrangements for controlling the attitude of actuators, e.g. speed, floating function
    • E02F9/2207—Arrangements for controlling the attitude of actuators, e.g. speed, floating function for reducing or compensating oscillations
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E02—HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING; FOUNDATIONS; SOIL SHIFTING
    • E02F—DREDGING; SOIL-SHIFTING
    • E02F9/00—Component parts of dredgers or soil-shifting machines, not restricted to one of the kinds covered by groups E02F3/00 - E02F7/00
    • E02F9/20—Drives; Control devices
    • E02F9/22—Hydraulic or pneumatic drives
    • E02F9/2217—Hydraulic or pneumatic drives with energy recovery arrangements, e.g. using accumulators, flywheels

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  • This invention relates to a hydraulic system for wheeled loaders having a loader arm assembly which carries an implement and in which the loader arm assembly is connected to the body and which is moveable between raised and lowered position by means of a hydraulic ram.
  • a wheeled loader where the lift side of the hydraulic ram moves the lift arm up or down in relation to the body has to be protected by some form of hose burst valve, which valve may be directly mounted to the ram without the use of hose and this valve has to be in the circuit at all times too prevent unintentional movement down in the event of a hose failure.
  • EP 1 157 963 A2 discloses a system, where the accumulators are mounted directly on the cylinders and piped into the lift side of the hydraulic ram between the ram and the hose burst valve using steel pipes.
  • a problem with the latter solution is that the burst valve and the rigid steel pipes attached onto the cylinder will require space and may impose limitations on the freedom of design for such a hydraulic ram.
  • the hydraulic ram is not the most convenient place for an accumulator and associated controllers, as the required position may create a conflict with a desired design or function of a hydraulic ram or a similar device.
  • the invention aims to solve the above problems by providing an improved suspension system, allowing the accumulator and associated control valves in the hosepipe feeding fluid from the directional valve to lift side of the ram to be mounted at any convenient position on the machine without affecting the function of the hose failure valve.
  • the invention further aims to achieve full suspension of the loader arm assembly whilst travelling without the loader arm gradually dropping due to the leakage in the hydraulic circuit.
  • a wheeled loader of a type commonly referred to as a telehandler comprising a telescopic arm provided with lifting or gripping means.
  • the invention is applicable to all types of travelling vehicles comprising at least one hydraulically or pneumatically actuated cylinder for lifting and lowering an arm, boom, crane or similar equipment.
  • the invention relates to a hydraulic system for a wheeled loader having a loader arm assembly, which is connected to the wheeled loader at a first end and carries a working implement at a second end.
  • the loader arm is movable between raised and lowered positions by means of at least one hydraulic cylinder, or ram means, wherein at least one hydraulic accumulator may be connected to the hydraulic ram means.
  • the ram means may be provided with two chambers separated by a piston, where the piston is connected to a piston rod that raises and lowers the loader arm.
  • Each chamber of the hydraulic ram means may be connected to a selection valve means adapted to supply fluid under pressure to a first chamber of the ram means and to drain fluid at a lower pressure from a second chamber of the ram means in order to raise the loader arm assembly, or to supply fluid under pressure to said second chamber of the ram means and drain fluid at a lower pressure from said first chamber of the ram means to lower the loader arm assembly.
  • the selection valve provided may be a manually, hydraulic remote or electro-hydraulic operated directional control valve.
  • the hydraulic system is provided with a number of valves for controlling fluid flow.
  • These valves comprise at least a first and second valve means each of which is movable between a first position, in which passage of hydraulic fluid there through is prevented in one direction, and a second position, in which passage of hydraulic fluid there through is permitted.
  • the first valve means is connected between said second chamber and a low pressure region, such as a reservoir or a drain tank.
  • This first valve means may be a solenoid controlled valve, or similar, which valve is spring loaded to a first position preventing fluid flow from the selection valve or the second chamber to a drain tank. When actuated, the solenoid opens the valve against the force of the spring to allow fluid flow to a drain tank, primarily from the second chamber during rising of the loader arm.
  • the second valve means is connected between said first chamber and said selection valve means.
  • This second valve means may be spring loaded towards its first position, where a check valve or similar permits flow in the direction of the first chamber.
  • the second valve means may have a first hydraulic fluid responsive means to move the second valve means towards its second position, where fluid flow is permitted in both directions.
  • means may be provided to connect said hydraulic fluid responsive means to said first chamber so as to move said second valve means to its second position.
  • the check valve in the second valve means can be used to prevent the loader arm from dropping due to a leakage across the selection valve.
  • a third valve means is connected between the first chamber and the second valve means whereby the third valve means is normally closed to prevent fluid under pressure passing from said first chamber to the selection valve means .
  • the third valve means may comprise a non-return valve and a load control valve.
  • the load control valve has a hydraulic fluid responsive means in the form of a fluid conduit arranged to open the load control valve against the force of a spring and bypass said non-return valve.
  • the fluid conduit is connected directly to the first chamber and to the fluid conduit between the second and third valve means via the non-return valve, when the check valve is open.
  • the spring is dimensioned to balance the hydraulic pressure acting on the load control valve through the fluid conduit , so that this valve is normally closed.
  • the hydraulic system is further provided with one or more accumulator means or tanks connected between the second valve means and the third valve means via a valve arrangement .
  • the system further comprises a valve arrangement that is selectively movable between a first state in which passage of hydraulic fluid between the first chamber and the accumulator means is prevented and a second state, in which passage of hydraulic fluid between the first chamber and the accumulator means is permitted.
  • the first state is preferably, but not necessarily, selected during operation of the hydraulic ram when the vehicle is stationary, for instance during loading or unloading operations.
  • the second state is preferably, but not necessarily, selected when the wheeled loader is being driven, irrespective of whether the hydraulic ram when the vehicle is being operated or not.
  • the accumulator means are connected to the hydraulic ram means in order to act as dampers, allowing movement up and down relative to an initial position of the loader arm.
  • the valve arrangement may comprise a fourth valve means which is movable between a first position, in which hydraulic fluid passes through said fourth valve means to act on a fifth valve means to prevent said fifth valve means from opening, and a second position, in which hydraulic fluid passes through said fourth valve means to a second hydraulic fluid responsive means in the second valve means to move the second valve means to its first position.
  • the fourth valve means may be a solenoid controlled valve, or similar, which valve is spring loaded to its first position for closing said fifth valve means .
  • the solenoid opens the valve against the force of the spring to allow the pressure applied by the fourth valve means onto the fifth valve means to be drained to a low pressure region, such as a tank.
  • the said low pressure region may be a number of separate tanks or a single, common tank provided for the hydraulic system.
  • the fifth valve means may be movable between a first position, in which passage of hydraulic fluid through said fifth valve means between the first chamber and the accumulator means is prevented, and a second position, in which passage of hydraulic fluid between the first chamber and the accumulator means is permitted.
  • the fifth valve means may comprise a seated valve, or spool valve, with a piston having different diameters.
  • the fifth valve means may also be spring loaded towards its first, closed position. Hence, when both sides or chambers of the fifth valve means are acted on by pressure from the same source, the valve will remain closed under the action of said spring. When the pressure from the side controlled by the fourth valve means is removed, the fifth valve means will open and connect the first chamber and the accumulator means.
  • the fifth valve means is preferably, but not necessarily, maintained in its first position by hydraulic pressure from the selection valve when the fourth valve means is in its first, inactive position.
  • the fifth valve means is preferably, but not necessarily, maintained in its second position by hydraulic pressure from the selection valve or the first chamber when the fourth valve means is in its second, active position.
  • valve arrangement may further comprise a sixth valve means, preferably, but not necessarily comprising a check valve.
  • the sixth valve means is connected between the first chamber and the fourth valve means .
  • the sixth valve means may be arranged to allow hydraulic fluid to pass unrestricted from said first chamber towards the fourth valve means.
  • This sixth valve means may also be provided with a restrictor arranged to bypass the check valve in said sixth valve means to allow a limited flow of hydraulic fluid through said sixth valve means at all times.
  • the fourth valve means When the fourth valve means is in its first position, the first chamber is disconnected from the accumulator means. In this case, the restrictor reduces any flow in a direction away from the fifth valve means to ensure that it remains closed.
  • the restrictor dampens fluid flow from the second pressure responsive means of the third valve means to ensure that it remains open. Simultaneously, it dampens fluid flow from a second pressure responsive means of the second valve means to ensure that it remains in its first, closed position.
  • the hydraulic system may further be provided with a seventh valve means that is preferably connected between the fourth valve means and a further hydraulic fluid responsive means arranged to open the third valve means, when the fourth valve means is in its second, active position.
  • This seventh valve means is preferably also connected to the fluid conduit between the second chamber and the selection valve means. When the second chamber is pressurized, this conduit supplies hydraulic pressure to the hydraulic fluid responsive means of the third valve means to open said third valve means. This ensures that the first chamber is allowed to drain when the second chamber is pressurized to lower the loading arm.
  • the first hydraulic fluid responsive means arranged to open the second valve means, is provided with a restrictor for limiting the hydraulic flow to the first fluid responsive means of said second valve means. Hydraulic fluid forced from the first chamber when the second chamber is pressurized will cause the second valve means to open, so that hydraulic fluid may be drained through the selection valve.
  • the invention further relates to a wheeled loader provided with a hydraulic system as described above.
  • FIG. 1 shows a wheeled loader provided with a hydraulic system according to the invention.
  • the wheeled loader in Figure 1 is a telehandler 1 provided with a telescopic loader arm 2.
  • the loader arm 2 is attached to the vehicle at a pivot axle 3 at one end and is provided with a lifting means 4 at the other end.
  • the telescopic loader arm 2 is provided with a hydraulically actuated cylinder 5, or ram that is extended for lifting and retracted for lowering the loader arm 2.
  • Control means (not shown) are provided in the drivers cab to allow the driver to operate said telescopic arm using the hydraulic system 6 (indicated in dashed lines), as well as a number of other electrically and hydraulically operated functions.
  • This type of wheeled loader is well known and its general construction will not be described in further detail.
  • FIG. 2 shows a schematic illustration of a hydraulic system H according to a preferred embodiment of the invention.
  • the hydraulic cylinder 5 is provided with two chambers 5a, 5b separated by a piston 7, where the piston is connected to a piston rod 8 that raises and lowers the loader arm.
  • Each chamber of the hydraulic cylinder may be connected to a directional control selection valve means 9 adapted to supply fluid under pressure to a first chamber 5a of the ram means 5 and to drain fluid at a lower pressure from a second chamber 5b of the hydraulic cylinder 5 in order to raise the loader arm assembly, or to supply fluid under pressure to said second chamber 5b of the hydraulic cylinder 5 and drain fluid at a lower pressure from said first chamber 5a of the hydraulic cylinder 5 to lower the loader arm assembly.
  • the selection valve provided may be a manually, hydraulic remote or electro-hydraulic operated directional control valve.
  • the hydraulic system is provided with a number of valves for controlling fluid flow. These valves comprise a first and second control valve means 10, 11 each of which is movable between a first position, in which passage of hydraulic fluid there through is prevented in one direction, and a second position, in which passage of hydraulic fluid there through is permitted.
  • the first valve means 10 is connected to a fluid conduit 12 between the selection valve means 9 and the second chamber 5b, connecting said second chamber to a drain tank 13.
  • This first valve means 10 is a solenoid controlled valve, which valve is spring loaded to a first position preventing fluid flow from the selection valve 9 or the second chamber 5b to the tank 13. When actuated, the solenoid opens the control valve means 10 against the force of the spring to allow fluid flow to the tank 13, primarily from the second chamber 5b while raising the loader arm.
  • the second valve means 11 is placed in a fluid conduit 14 between said first chamber 5a and said selection valve means 9.
  • This second valve means 11 is spring loaded towards its first position, whereby a check valve permits flow in the direction of the first chamber 5a.
  • the second valve means 11 has a first hydraulic fluid responsive means in the form of a restricted conduit 15 to move the second valve means 11 towards its second position, where fluid flow is permitted in both directions.
  • the restricted conduit 15 is connected to the conduit 14 between the second valve means 11 and the first chamber 5a.
  • the check valve in the second valve means 11 is used to prevent the loader arm from dropping due to a leakage across the selection valve 9.
  • a third valve means 16 is connected between the first chamber 5a and the second valve means 11 so that the third valve means 16 is normally closed to prevent fluid under pressure passing from said first chamber 5a to the second valve means 11 and the selection valve 9.
  • the third valve means 16 comprises a non-return valve and a load control valve.
  • the load control valve has a hydraulic fluid responsive means in the form of a fluid conduit 17 arranged to open the load control valve against the force of a spring and bypass said non-return valve.
  • the fluid conduit 17 is connected directly to the first chamber 5a and to the fluid conduit 14 via the non-return valve, when the check valve is open. When sufficient pressure is supplied to the fluid conduit 17, the load control valve is moved against the force of the spring to its open position to allow fluid flow in both directions.
  • the spring is dimensioned to balance the hydraulic pressure acting on the load control valve through the fluid conduit 17, so that this valve is normally closed.
  • the load control valve is arranged to open if excessive pressure pulses are generated in the first chamber 5a.
  • a further fluid responsive means is provided, which means will be described below.
  • the hydraulic system is further provided with a pair of accumulators 18, 19 connected to the fluid conduit 14 between the third valve means 16 and the second valve means 11 via a valve arrangement 20, 21, 22, 23.
  • the system further comprises a valve arrangement 20, 21, 22, 23 that is selectively movable between a first state in which passage of hydraulic fluid between the first chamber 5a and the accumulators 18, 19 is prevented, and a second state, in which passage of hydraulic fluid between the first chamber 5a and the accumulators 18, 19 is permitted.
  • the first state is selected during operation of the hydraulic cylinder 5 when the wheeled loader is stationary, for instance during loading or unloading operations.
  • the second state is selected when the wheeled loader is being driven, irrespective of whether the hydraulic ram when the vehicle is being operated or not.
  • the accumulators 18, 19 are connected to the first chamber 5a of the hydraulic cylinder 5 in order to act as dampers, allowing movement up and down relative to an initial position of the loader arm.
  • the valve arrangement 20, 21, 22, 23 comprises a fourth valve means 20 which is a 4-way, two position directional valve
  • This fourth valve means 20 is movable between a first position, in which hydraulic fluid passes through said fourth valve means 20 to act on a fifth valve means 21 to prevent said fifth valve means 21 from opening, and a second position, in which hydraulic fluid passes through said fourth valve means 20 to a second hydraulic fluid responsive means in the form of a fluid conduit 24 connected to a second pressure responsive means on the second valve means 11 at the opposite side relative to the restricted conduit 15.
  • the fourth valve means 20 is a solenoid controlled valve, which valve is spring loaded to its first position for closing said fifth valve means 21.
  • the solenoid When actuated, the solenoid opens the fourth valve means 20 against the force of the spring to allow the pressure applied by the fourth valve means 20 onto the fifth valve means 21 to be drained to a tank 25.
  • This tank 25 is preferably, but not necessarily the same as tank 13. As a rule all hydraulic liquid drained from a valve in this type of system is returned to a common tank.
  • the fifth valve means 21 is movable between a first position, in which passage of hydraulic fluid through said fifth valve means 21 between the first chamber 5a and the accumulators 18, 19 is prevented, and a second position, in which passage of hydraulic fluid between the first chamber 5a and the accumulators 18, 19 is permitted.
  • the fifth valve means 21 comprises a seated valve, or spool valve, with a piston having different diameters.
  • the fifth valve means 21 is also spring loaded towards its first, closed position. Hence, when two sides or chambers of the valve are acted on by pressure from the same source, that is the fluid conduit 14, the valve will remain closed.
  • the fifth valve means 21 When the pressure from the side controlled by the fourth valve means 20 is removed, the fifth valve means 21 will open against the force of a spring and connect the first chamber 5a and the accumulators 18, 19.
  • the fifth valve means 21 is maintained in its first, closed position by hydraulic pressure from the selection valve 9 or from the first chamber 5a when the fourth valve means 20 is in its first, inactive position.
  • the fifth valve means 21 is maintained in its second, open position by hydraulic pressure from the selection valve 9 or the first chamber 5a when the fourth valve means 20 is in its second, active position.
  • valve arrangement 20, 21, 22, 23 comprises a sixth valve means 22, comprising a check valve.
  • the sixth valve means 22 is arranged to allow hydraulic fluid to pass unrestricted from said first chamber 5a towards the fourth valve means 20.
  • This sixth valve means 22 is also provided with a restrictor 26 arranged to bypass the check valve to allow a limited flow of hydraulic fluid through said sixth valve means.
  • the restrictor 26 limits fluid flow from the fifth valve means 21, to ensure that it remains closed.
  • Fluid pressure is also supplied to an additional pressure responsive means in the form of a fluid conduit 28 connected to the load control valve in the third valve means 16 in parallel with the fluid conduit 17.
  • the fluid conduit 28 is provided to ensure that the third valve means 16 remains open, in order to allow the hydraulic cylinder 5 to be dampened by the accumulators 18, 19.
  • This is achieved by providing the hydraulic system with a seventh valve means 23 connected between the fourth valve means 20 and the fluid conduit 28 to open the load control valve in the third valve means 16, when the fourth valve means 20 is in its second, active position.
  • the seventh valve means 23 comprises a shuttle valve. When the fourth valve means 20 is in its second position, the restrictor 26 dampens fluid flow from the fluid conduit 28 to ensure that the check valve 16 remains open.
  • the seventh valve means 23 is also connected between the second chamber 5b and the fluid conduit 28 to open the third valve means 16.
  • the latter connection ensures that the first chamber 5a is allowed to drain when the second chamber 5b is pressurized to lower the loading arm.
  • the fluid conduit 15 arranged to open the second valve means 11 is provided with a restrictor for limiting the hydraulic flow to the fluid conduit 15 of said second valve means 11. Hydraulic fluid forced from the first chamber 5a when the second chamber 5b is pressurized will thereby cause the second control valve 11 means to open, so that hydraulic fluid may be drained through the selection valve 9.
  • FIG. 2 shows the schematic hydraulic system with an inactive suspension arrangement, where the suspension for the hydraulic cylinder is disengaged.
  • the fourth valve means 20 when de-energised, vents the spring chamber of the second valve means 11 through the conduit 24 to the tank 25. This allows a free flow of oil from the selection valve 9 to the first chamber 5a of the hydraulic cylinder 5 and from the first chamber 5a back to the directional control valve 9 via the third valve means 16.
  • the fourth valve means 20, when de-energised also balances the pressure both sides of the normally closed fifth valve means 21 keeping this valve closed and preventing free flow of oil from the full bore side of the first chamber 5a of the hydraulic lift cylinder 5 to the accumulators 18, 19.
  • the hydraulic system operates in the normal way with the accumulators 18, 19 completely isolated from the system.
  • the third valve means 16 acts as a hose failure valve, in the event of conduit 14 failing either side of the second valve means 11. If a sudden leak should occur, the third valve means 16 will close and prevent an unintended lowering movement of the piston rod 8 that controls the loader arm. Similarly, a sudden leak in the conduit 12 during lowering of the loader arm will also cause the third valve means 16 to close and stop the lowering movement.
  • Figure 3 shows the schematic hydraulic system with an active suspension arrangement, where the suspension for the hydraulic cylinder is engaged.
  • the first valve means 10 and the fourth valve means 20 have to be energised. This method of operation ensures that any interruption of the electric supply will result in the suspension system being disengaged and the vehicle will return to the normal operational mode.
  • the solenoid operated normally closed first valve means 10 when energised, connects the annulus side of the second chamber 5b of the hydraulic cylinder 5 directly to tank 13 without going through the directional control valve 9.
  • the fourth valve means 20 when energised, connects spring chamber of the second valve means 11 to the first chamber 5a of the lift cylinder 5 via the second valve means 11. As the pressures on both sides of valve 11 are now balanced it will close. At the same time the pressure in the first chamber 5a of the lift cylinder 5 is now connected to the pressure responsive side of the load control valve in the third valve means 16 via seventh valve means 23 and the conduit 28. Consequently, the third valve means 16 will open.
  • the solenoid-operated fourth valve means 20, when energised, also vents the spring chamber of the fifth valve means 21, which now opens and connects the accumulators 18, 19 to the first chamber 5a of the lift cylinder 5.
  • conduit 14 failing there would be a sudden loss of pressure in this conduit. This loss of pressure would be seen on the pilot side of the load control valve in the third valve means 16, which would cause it to close and prevent any unintentional downward movement of the lift arm assembly.
  • This system is engaged by means of a manually operated switch actuated by the operator.
  • actuate the suspension arrangement automatically, using a control signal indicating that the vehicle is in motion. Any suitable signal, such as a vehicle speed signal may be used for this purpose.
  • the solenoid operated first valve means 10 and fourth valve means 20 have to be automatically de-energised to disengage the suspension function and return the system to its normal working mode. This can be done using an electrical signal from selection valve 9 actuated by the operator.
  • the system can be controlled by a directional control selection valve 9 that is operated directly via a manual lever, operated via a lever operated hydraulic remote pilot valve or operated If a electro hydraulic remote control system.
  • a hydraulic remote operated directional control valve from a lever operated hydraulic remote pilot valve may comprise an electric pressure switch inserted in the hydraulic hose feeding to the directional control selection valve to sense when a spool is being activated or a mechanical switch on the lever of the hydraulic remote pilot valve.
  • an electro-hydraulically operated directional control selection valve from a lever operated remote electronic controller may be used.
  • An electronic signal from the electronic controller or any of the previously described methods can be used to control the arrangement.

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