EP3455126A1 - Aufblasbares wasserfahrzeug, und verfahren zu dessen herstellung - Google Patents
Aufblasbares wasserfahrzeug, und verfahren zu dessen herstellungInfo
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- the invention relates to an inflatable watercraft, according to the preamble of claim 1 and a method for producing such
- the US 8,591, 274 B2 shows two Surfboardhbuln, which are glued together so that a channel is formed in the middle, in which a pipe or a
- Stiffening element for stiffening the surfboard is inserted.
- WO 84/03868 A1 describes a method for producing inflatable structures, in particular surfboards.
- This surfboard has two or more inflatable air chambers, which are applied to a reinforcing element, which forms, for example, the bottom of the surfboard. Between the two air chambers, a stiffening element is arranged in an open channel and the entire assembly with the air chambers, the
- Stiffening element and the bottom is inserted into a sheath.
- stiffening elements similar to the above-described prior art - used in chambers whose walls extend at a distance from the stiffening element, so that it is slidably received.
- Air chambers formed in an additional rigid shell which are formed on the one hand by the bottom-side reinforcing element and on the other hand by the rigid enclosure.
- DE 20 2014 008 662 U1 which is based on the applicant, describes an inflatable surfboard on the shell of which stiffening bottom elements are attached. The attachment of these floor elements, for example, via positive connections, which are used in recesses of the surfboard.
- DE 20 2012 005 185 U1 which is also based on the applicant, discloses an inflatable floating body which is made of drop stitch and is inserted in the stiffeners to improve the dimensional stability.
- Object of the present invention is to provide an inflatable watercraft, in particular a surfboard or kayak Dropstitchmaterial that is easy to produce and has a maximum longitudinal stiffness.
- the object of the invention is also to provide a method for producing such
- the invention also includes a bonding table, which is described in detail in the following explanation of the invention.
- the applicant reserves the right to formulate an independent patent application for this adhesive table.
- the inflatable watercraft according to the invention is at least
- Sectionally made of drop stitch material has at least two parts, preferably two halves, each forming a sealed air chamber. These parts are deck-mounted and niebergschiff lake joined together by retaining bands such that the two parts / halves are braced in the inflated state of the adjacent parts with each other or that forms a cavity, in which a stiffening element can be used, wherein the structure of the straps or retaining tabs is designed so that the adjacent parts of the vessel are braced with the intermediate stiffening elements and / or other built-in parts, according to a development adjacent to the contact area of the parts Dropstitch threads relative come close to each other, so that the stiffness is optimized in this area.
- the retaining straps or retaining tabs are designed such that the two parts of the vessel undergo such a high pressure when inflating that the inner, adjacent to each other side walls an approximately straight (flat) surface in height
- the dropstitch threads are arranged in the region of these inner side walls, so that this region has maximum stability.
- the lying on the outer circumference of the watercraft side cheeks are then continue bulged / rounded in a conventional manner.
- the longitudinal rigidity is thus achieved in that the maximum internal pressure of, for example 10 to 20 PSI exerts a contact pressure on the lateral surfaces of the stringer or on the side walls of the parts / halves.
- the maximum internal pressure of, for example 10 to 20 PSI exerts a contact pressure on the lateral surfaces of the stringer or on the side walls of the parts / halves.
- the two halves or the adjacent parts connected by preferably glued retaining bands or retaining tabs so closely that the inner
- the above-mentioned bonding table with the help of which the two halves are pressed so close to each other in the inflated state, that the inner sidewalls of the halves together at the height of the watercraft give an approximately straight surface, while the inner Dropstitch rows are placed directly next to each other. Only after this pressing and aligning the halves / parts of the straps are glued or applied in any other way. This type of bonding becomes the necessary
- a big problem in the production of inflatable surfboards made of drop stitch material is the twist that arises in the handmade surfboards.
- the upper and lower surfboard cover gets twisted in the
- Watercraft are introduced.
- built-in parts of the watercraft such as
- stiffening elements are connected stiffening elements and thus form a rigid structural unit.
- the introduction and removal of the stiffening elements can from the front and or rear, but also by kinking the flaccid, not
- This special dropstitch material is made by design into webs that are open on both sides and that must be provided with a sidewall to provide a closed body
- this sidewall does not contain any bracing, as in the case of dropstitch material, where the polyester threads hold the ceiling and floor parallel, the sidewall buckles out to form a round sidewall.
- Halves above and / or below releasably on sections or the entire length by two-part retaining strips, such as by a zipper or hooks and eyes, connected together. If the upper zipper is opened in the floppy, deflated state, then stringers and built-in parts can simply be inserted between the two halves and anchored if necessary.
- the thin foils may be in duplicate or more than one other in certain zones, in order to produce more stiffness in these zones.
- thin stringers made of hard material may also overlap in certain zones in order to create more rigidity there.
- the stringer divisible for transport need not be bolted to a long stringer before use. It is enough if they nubs and
- a piping which are glued to the halves.
- the stiffening elements can recede from the cavity between the inner sidewalls
- the effective width and thus the applied over tension of the tether between the two halves between the top and bottom is designed to be different widths. If the straps at the top and bottom are the same width (same tension), the left one with the right surfboard half forms a plane. If the lower tether shortened (greater tension below), the sliding surface is concave. Will the lower
- Tether widens in relation to the upper tether (greater tension above), the sliding surface forms convex.
- surfboards which are used for the competition, are in the underwater vessel convex with concave zones in alternation.
- Surfboard halves in the bow area form a convex underwater ship to pass into a straight after the first third of the underwater ship, then create a concave zone to be straight or convex again to the rear of the surfboard.
- a water- and airtight shell stretches to the board or hull. This shell can also be inflated.
- Stringer which is surrounded by the watertight sheath, preferably forms a pointed bow or a pointed stern of the watercraft, in particular the
- the vessel is preferably designed as a board (SUP, windsurfboard, kitesurfboard, foilboard, surfboard) or canoe and kayak.
- SUP windsurfboard, kitesurfboard, foilboard, surfboard
- a bonding table for performing the method is carried out, for example, with an adjustable clamping device for clamping the parts, which is designed such that the inflated parts can be inserted and then clamped by adjustment, so that the side walls are braced directly or with intermediate stiffening elements.
- this is formed with lateral, approximately vertically arranged rods which abut the outer sides of the halves of the vessel and this with high pressure
- the rods are arranged adjustable, so that in the bonding table different forms of watercraft are machined.
- the vertically arranged rods can in turn have upper horizontal support rods which rest on the parts on the cover side.
- horizontal bars can be arranged on the bars below, on which then the parts rest.
- the rods are in turn adjustably arranged, so that Vertwisten of the parts can be corrected before bonding and they are reliably held in the desired relative position.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a divisible inflatable surfboard
- FIG. 2 shows the two surfboard halves shown in FIG. 1, which are connected to retaining straps;
- FIG. 2A shows the arrangement according to FIG. 2 in the non-inflated state
- FIG. 3 shows the arrangement according to FIG. 2 with an inserted stiffening element
- Figures 4, 4A, 5 are cross-sections of embodiments of an inflatable surfboard
- FIG. 5A shows a variant of the embodiment according to FIG. 2 with releasable retaining straps
- FIG. 5B shows an exemplary embodiment with a keder-type connection
- FIG. 5C shows a section of a surfboard in which the surfboard halves are braced by means of a keder-type connection
- FIG. 5D views of a competition surfboard with an optimized
- FIG. 8A shows an individual view of a stringer
- Figure 8B shows a variant in which Tampen for positioning a
- Stiffening element can be used
- FIG. 9 shows a three-dimensional representation of a further exemplary embodiment of a watercraft, in particular a surfboard with an embodiment according to the invention of a bow or stern;
- Figure 10 embodiments of the inventive design of a kayak bug
- Figure 1 1 shows a variant of a divisible stiffening element
- Figure 12 shows an embodiment of a watercraft, in which a cavity for receiving a stiffening element is closed and
- Figures 13, 13A, 13B and 13C are illustrations of a bonding table used in the method of manufacturing a watercraft according to the invention.
- FIGS. 1 to 3 The basic concept of the invention is clearly illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 3, in which the watercraft as board (SUP), windsurfboard,
- Kitsurfboard, Foilboard, wave riding board or the like is formed.
- FIG. 1 shows a left-inflated surfboard half 1 and a right-hand one
- an outer side wall 3 is curved outward and an inner side wall 4 inward.
- both halves are joined together by glued-on straps 5 on the Surfboardober- and -Schseite so that the rounded inner side walls 4 are pressed flat by the high air pressure in the Surfboardhgrafn and lie side by side 6.
- Figure 2A shows a cavity 7 between the two inner side cheeks of the surfboard, which arises when it is not inflated.
- FIG. 3 shows a stiffening element 8, for example in the form of a stringer 8A, which is inserted into the cavity 7 between the two Surfboardhbuln.
- FIG. 4 shows a section through the inflated surfboard
- the straps 5 are glued to the top and bottom of the surfboard so that the surfboard halves together be forced that the inner sides are pressed together and form a straight surface at the level of the surfboard.
- Figure 4A shows a section through an inflated surfboard in which a narrow stringers 8A in the form of a flat tube is incorporated, which is enclosed by the inner side walls of the two Surfboardhbuln.
- Figure 5 shows a section through an inflated surfboard, the two halves are glued to each other by wide straps 5 on the top and bottom of the surfboard so that there is space between the two surfboard halves and the two inner side walls 4 do not touch, so that a stiffening element 10 with hollow cheeks place.
- Figure 5A shows the top of a surfboard in which the left half 1 and the right half 2 are connected to segmented zippers 5A.
- Figure 5B shows a Surfboardoberseite, in which the left surfboard half 1 is glued to a plate row 5B made of plastic and in which the right
- Tab rows are connected by a metal or plastic bar 5C.
- Figure 5C shows a section through a surfboard with the left inflated surfboard half 1 and the right inflated surfboard half 2.
- a metal stringer 10A with a two-sided groove 10B and a further groove 10C on top of the stringer.
- Kederhaltebs 10E which are glued on the Surfboardhong, engage with a piping 10D.
- Figure 5D shows views of a typical surfboard used in competition.
- Section A-A shows the surfboard in the bow area with a convex underwater hull with a broader 10G gluing and a narrower one
- Section BB shows the middle section of the surfboard with one concave underwater hull with a lower narrower bond 10F and a wider bond 10G.
- Section CC shows the back of a surfboard with a flat underwater hull, where both straps are equally wide at the top and bottom. Between the concave, convex or straight underwater, the transitions are flowing.
- Figure 5E shows a surfboard, consisting of two halves, in which the two halves are hollow at their top and in the bow area 10H.
- FIG. 6 shows a right surfboard half 2 with recesses 11 for
- Fittings such as a fin box 12, a waterproof box 13 to
- FIG. 7 shows in perspective a right Surfboardhcru 2, in a small
- Recess 1 1 a built-in part in the form of a fin 12 directly between the two
- FIG. 8 shows in perspective a right surfboard half 2 with drop stitch threads 9 and side cheeks 3, 4 and glued on the surfboard top and bottom side
- FIG. 8A shows stringer 8A in cross-section, the outside of which has a structure in the form of lines or nubs 8B, so that a plurality of stringer 8A
- FIG. 8B shows thin stringers 8C which, when stored side by side, reinforce the stiffness in certain areas.
- Tampen 8D use to store the individual stringer of different lengths at certain positions. The rope remain in the surfboard, so that the stringer can be retracted with re-inflation of the surfboard halves 1, 2 again.
- FIG. 9 shows a surfboard obliquely from above with a stiffening element in the form of a flat stringer 20 projecting beyond the surfboard.
- Figure 10 shows the front part of a kayak in plan view and side view with side walls 24, with a left and a right bottom part 25, a
- bent stringer 26 which forms the upper nose cone 29, on the
- Figure 1 1 shows a split stiffening element in the form of a flat stringer
- FIG. 12 shows the watertight closure of the cavity 7.
- a flexible, rearwardly open, waterproof protuberance 30 is glued to the surfboard with its cavity 7. Through him, the stiffening element 8 in the cavity 7th
- the protuberance 30 can be folded vertically (position 32), rolled (position 33) and pushed into the cavity 7 (position 34). After inflation of the side cheeks, the rolled-up shell becomes waterproof due to the contact pressure of the side cheeks
- Figure 13 shows the perspective view of a gluing table for surfboards, which consists of two halves. At the surfboard's enveloping shape are
- Figure 13A shows a schematic representation of the bonding table in section A-A. On a left-rotating threaded rod 39 and a right-rotating threaded rod 39
- Threaded rod 40 which are fixedly connected to each other, a drive crank 41 is attached.
- a vertical rod 35 is connected to the threaded sleeve 42.
- An upper horizontal bar 38 is connected to the vertical bar 35.
- a left twisted surfboard half 1 in which the right side wall (1A) is higher than the left side wall (1B).
- a right vertwistete Surfboardhdon 2 in which, for example, the right side wall 1 A is higher than the left side wall 1 B.
- the bonding table is in the open state, the vertical bars 35 a distance 43 to the side walls 3, 4 of the surfboard halves 1, 2nd respectively.
- FIG. 13B shows the half-closed adhesive table 47, in which the
- Figure 13C shows the closed bonding table 47 in which the vertical bars 35 are pressed against the outer side walls 44 and the inner side walls 45 are pressed flat against each other. The vertwisteten Surfboardhcrun are then in a straight, even state.
- Figure 1 shows a simplified three-dimensional representation of the two surfboard body forming board halves 1, 2 in the unconnected state. It can be seen that in this "raw state" both the outer side cheeks 3 and the inner, mutually facing side cheeks 4 are convexly bulged.This is a typical for all Dropstitch float profiling, which stems from the fact that in
- FIG. 2 shows the two inflated surfboard halves 1, 2 from FIG. 1, in which the outer side cheeks 3 are bent outward like a bead.
- the two board halves 1, 2 are so closely connected to each other that the dropstitch threads in the board halves 1, 2 almost touch or are arranged at a close distance.
- the straps 5 may be continuously attached to the surface or divided into sections.
- a stiffening element 8 can be used prior to inflation. In principle, however, it is also possible to dispense with such a stiffening element, since the above-described planar contact of the inner side cheeks of Surfboardhiern 1, 2 - referred to in the following board half - significantly improves the longitudinal rigidity. at
- Figure 3 shows the stringer 8A, which is in the cavity 7 in the deflated
- Contact pressure is a unit with the left and right half of the board 1, 2 forms, so that the stringer 8A can be moved neither forward or backward nor up or down.
- the high contact pressure of the left and right half of the board 1, 2 provides the
- the contact pressure acting on the inner side cheeks and / or on the stiffening element is essentially determined by the pretensioning of the retaining straps 5. If there is a lesser pressure applied by less biased straps 5, the stringer 8A would lose some of its stiffness because of its lack of stiffness
- the straps 5 are glued so tight or otherwise secured that the inner side walls 4 of the surfboard, as shown in Figure 4, in the inflated state 6 lie flat against each other. 4, in the inflated state, the outer dropstitch thread row 9 on the right side of the left half board 1 next to the outer drop stitch thread row 9a lies on the left side of the right half board 2.
- FIG 4A another embodiment is shown in which within the flat adjacent side cheeks 3, a narrow stringer 8A is introduced, which can also be designed in the form of a flat tube, so that the flat side walls above the stringer and below the stringer completely Close and the inner side walls 4 of the two board halves 1, 2 completely enclose the narrow stringer 8A.
- the two inner side cheeks 4 of the board halves 1, 2 can be glued above and below the stringer 8A.
- the inner side cheeks 4 with a profiling, for example in the form of a groove or receptacle, into which the stringer 8A is then inserted, which is then pressed during inflation with this groove / receptacle.
- the two formed in each side wall 4 grooves / recordings then complement each other to a kind of bag for the stringer 8A.
- Lug connection is provided with a plate row 5B on the left Surfboardhdon 1 and a plate row 5D on the right Surfboardhnet 2, wherein the plate rows 5B, 5D stepped mesh approximately zig-zag.
- Connection of these two tab rows 5B, 5D is by a metal or
- Plastic bar 5C brought about.
- the passage openings of the plate rows 5B, 5D are aligned coaxially with each other, wherein a tab projection engages in each case in a Laschenaus supraung, so that the metal or plastic rod 5C can be introduced in a simple manner.
- a metal stringer 10A In order to keep the stiffening element as stationary as possible in the surfboard and bring about maximum stiffness, can be used according to Figure 5C as stiffening element, a metal stringer 10A, the top and bottom has a broadening (view of Figure 5C), introduced in the two grooves are.
- This Stringer 10A is designed in the manner of a double-T-beam, in the tensile, bending and
- Kederhalteb S 10E introduced at the end of each a piping 10D is formed.
- a third groove 10C on the top and / or on the underside serves to accommodate further attachments such as fins, mast feet, holding plates or foot straps and also opens the possibility to attach to the surfboard underside sliding surfaces made of hard material.
- the stringer 10, 10A can also be designed as a built-in part in the form of a sword or a fin.
- Figure 5D is a made of two board halves 1, 2 inflatable
- FIG. 6 describes a further embodiment according to the invention.
- recesses 11, 11 ', 11' are formed on the inner side cheeks 4 of the left and right board halves 1, 2, which allow mounting parts to be arranged centrally between the two surfboard halves 1, 2.
- the recesses 11, 11 ', 1 1 "complement with corresponding recesses of the other Surfboardhhan to recordings for functional parts. This is illustrated by way of example in Figure 7, in which, for example, in a rear recess 1 1, a fin box for a fin 12 is introduced.
- the other recesses 11 ', 11' ' serve to receive a sword box 12C for a folding sword 12A, which can be extended from the illustrated one
- Embodiment can protrude through cutouts 16 in the straps 5 mounting parts 12, 13, 14, 15.
- the retaining straps 5 or tab connections with the straps 5B, 5D are provided with a cutout 16 through which a
- FIG. 8A shows a further embodiment of the stringer according to the invention, in which the two sides of the stringer 8A have a fine line or knobs 8B. If two such stringer 8A, 8A 'side by side between the board halves 1, 2
- thin stringers 8C, 8C, 8C ", 8C" may be made
- Foil laminate also be stored side by side and one above the other. you will be
- Tampen 8D to move the stringer depending on the application or
- a surfboard for paddling need not be the same length over the entire length.
- the paddling person makes during the paddin a dynamic high-low movement, due to the body weight to a considerable
- the function of the stringer 26 in FIG. 10 is further clarified.
- the stringer 20, 26 which protrudes from the float (formed by the board halves 1, 2) of the watercraft in front and in the back, the stringer 20, 26 is shaped upwards and assumes the function of a Stevens 27.
- the watercraft in the present case a canoe or kayak, is formed with a two-part floor 25 designed according to the invention, which is formed in the manner described above from the two floor halves 1, 2, between which the bent-up stringer 26 is pressed , At this bottom 25 side walls 24 are attached, which are also in turn designed to be inflatable and form together with the bottom 25 of the hull of the kayak.
- the angled end portion of the stringer 26 forms a stem 27.
- the hydrodynamic optimization is again carried out via a waterproof outer casing 28, which is glued to the fuselage (side walls 24, bottom 25) so that the hydrodynamically optimized structure shown in FIG. 10 results.
- FIG. 11 shows a stringer connection in which two halves 20, 20 'of the flat stringer 20 are connected to one another in a positive and non-positive manner.
- 20 'recesses 22 are formed on a stringer half, in the
- a closure for example a magnet 23, can be provided which effects a frictional connection.
- the protuberance 30 is tubular and is adhered to the shell of the two halves of the vessel, in the present case, the surfboard halves 1, 2 or connected in any other way with this.
- a stiffening element 8 for example a stringer
- the protuberance 30 is brought into the insertion position shown on the top left in FIG. 12 and the insert is inserted into the slot 7 - the two board halves 1, 2 are not inflated.
- the elastic protuberance is flattened so that the supply port is closed.
- the vertically folded portion 32 is then, as shown in Figure 12 bottom left, rolled up and folded inwards through the slot 7, so that a watertight closure of the insert 8 receiving area is created. Then then the
- Inflatable surfboards are made in different thicknesses of PVC fabrics.
- the thicker the PVC material the more unwieldy it is in processing. But especially the thicker PVC materials are popular because they are durable and sturdy.
- Two board halves 1, 2 of a surfboard or a kayak floor, which corresponds in shape to a surfboard, are extremely difficult to join together in a manual bonding process. There are no machines for that. The difficulty is, the most somewhat vertwisteten board halves in the
- Exemplary embodiments of the inflatable vessel according to the invention with stiffening elements has been successfully produced with a splicing table 47, which is shown in a perspective view in FIG.
- the adhesive table 47 is constructed of individual, movable elements.
- the adhesive table 47 shown in FIGS. 13 and 13 a to 13 c is designed in the manner of a bench and has a support 48 for the two board halves 1, 2, which are positioned on this support 48 in such a way that they approximately coincide with their inner side walls 4 lie to each other.
- This support is formed by a plurality of horizontal bars 36 which are guided transversely displaceably in grooves 37.
- adjustable support rods carry vertical rods 35, which in turn in the position adjustable upper horizontal support rods are formed, which cover the two board halves 1, 2 at least partially, so that they laterally from the vertical bars 35 and in the vertical direction (view of FIG 13) are fixed on the one hand by the upper horizontal support rods 38 and on the other hand by the support 48 (horizontal bars 36).
- the vertical bars 36, and thus the vertical and horizontal bars 35, 38 adjustably mounted thereto, are in the transverse direction the surfboard / watercraft slidably guided in the grooves 37 of the bonding table 47, so that the rods can be set to the respective outline of different surfboards and then fixed.
- Adhesive table sides 49, 50 are mounted in the transverse direction adjustable on a common table bed 52.
- the held on the vertical bars 35 horizontal support rods 38 are adjusted to the height of the lying on the bars 36 surfboards. After this relative positioning of the support rods 35, 38 with respect to
- the two gluing table sides 49, 50 can be adjusted transversely to the surfboard longitudinal axis by means of the crank mechanism.
- This has two running with opposite threads threaded rods 39, 40, which are in each case via a threaded sleeve 42 in operative engagement with the Klebetischtalk 49, 50.
- the drive of the threaded rod 39, 40 by means of a drive crank 41, so that
- Adhesive table sides 49, 50 and thus the distance of the vertical bars 35 can be changed.
- the rods 35 exert a contact pressure on the outer side walls 44 (outer side cheeks 3) during a movement from outside to inside. In this way, the surfboard is compressed and its inner sidewalls 45 (inner side cheeks 4) lie flat against each other.
- the straps 5, 5A, 5B and 5D can now be glued.
- Relative position is maintained in the inflated state at least in the region of the inner side cheeks 4 lying on each other.
- the outer side walls 44 (outer side walls 3) do not retain their flattened shape, but bulge elastically again in the rounded form of use.
- the inner side cheeks 4 remain in the planar contact, since the applied straps 5 continue to transmit the required tension for flattening.
- an inflatable watercraft which consists of at least two inflatable parts with bias by means of straps or
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