EP3507229A1 - Escalator step constructed of plug-in parts - Google Patents
Escalator step constructed of plug-in partsInfo
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- EP3507229A1 EP3507229A1 EP17758194.9A EP17758194A EP3507229A1 EP 3507229 A1 EP3507229 A1 EP 3507229A1 EP 17758194 A EP17758194 A EP 17758194A EP 3507229 A1 EP3507229 A1 EP 3507229A1
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- Prior art keywords
- escalator
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- escalator step
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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Definitions
- the invention relates to an escalator step and to a method for the production thereof.
- Escalators are well-known and efficient means of transporting people. Escalator stages are designed as one-piece or multi-part components and usually produced by a casting, extrusion or forging process, but also from deep-drawn parts. Furthermore, mixed forms are known which have both castings and sheet metal parts. Escalator steps of the aforementioned type are disclosed for example in WO2015 / 032674 AI.
- the top of the escalator step has a tread pattern in the form of a series of parallel ribs or ridges extending from the front to the back. The ribs thus extend in the intended direction of movement of the escalator step.
- Its setting element also has ribs, which usually connect to the ribs of the top. Furthermore, the ribs are dimensioned for engagement with the comb structures arranged at the entrance areas of the escalator or the moving walkway.
- An escalator usually has a supporting structure or framework with two deflection areas, between which the step belt is guided circumferentially.
- Forming tools for escalator stages are very expensive. Furthermore, the size of these moldings, in particular in the region of the ribs and grooves, can lead to casting-technical problems, namely to voids formation, so that to avoid them an elaborate tempering of the molds is required.
- WO2015 / 032674 AI proposes escalator steps, the have separate tread plates, wherein the tread plates are arranged by means of subordinate hooks on a step skeleton made of sheet steel or on an extruded tubular body.
- Escalator steps of the aforementioned type, or their step skeleton or tubular body convert transversely to the ribs and grooves of their tread elements a largely trapezoidal cross-section, the escalator steps are formed of thin walls and straps. As a result, they have a very large volume at low mass. This complicates the transport from the place of manufacture of the escalator stage to the installation site where the escalator step is installed in an escalator. In a standard container thus comparatively only a few escalator stages can be transported in relation to the maximum permitted transport weight.
- the object of the present invention is therefore to provide for the transport from the place of manufacture to the assembly optimized escalator stages.
- an escalator step which has a one-piece foot body with a tread element section and a setting element section, wherein the tread element section and the setting element section an L-shaped
- the escalator stage has two side cheeks, which can be arranged on both sides of the one-piece tread body. Furthermore, the escalator stage includes at least one support profile, which can be arranged between the side cheeks.
- the invention is based on the finding that the connectors
- the stabilizing property of the L-shaped cross section of the one-piece tread body is utilized. That means that for stability reasons the Setting element portion and the tread element portion integrally connected to each other and therefore formed as a one-piece tread body.
- the escalator step can be transported in disassembled parts to save space. Although the escalator stage still has to be assembled at the installation site, this is easily possible due to the connectors with the least possible effort.
- the assembly of these parts can be done by the conception as plug-in parts fully automatically by means of robots or automatic assembly machines.
- the connectors also allow a very stable, in particular dimensionally stable connection of the one-piece Tritt stresses with the side cheeks and the support profile. Preferably, there is no excessive play in the connectors.
- the connector may even have a sliding fit or slight interference fit. If the connector is assembled only in a single mounting direction, this has a high degree of positioning function with only a single degree of freedom. This helps prevent assembly errors.
- the mounting direction of the individual connectors may be arranged orthogonal to a main load direction of the respective connector, so that the largest force acting in the connector force by the positive connection of
- Plug connection is receivable.
- securing means which are used to secure the connector, largely relieved and can be very small dimensions.
- the mounting direction may be arcuate, so that the connector is connected by means of a pivoting movement.
- Assembly direction also be linear, so that the connector by means of a
- Each of the plug-in connections has at least one projection and at least one recess that is matched in a form-fitting manner to this projection.
- Plug connections is always divided into two plug-in parts, wherein the recess is formed on a plug-in part of the escalator step and the projection to be inserted in this recess is formed on a further, in the assembled state, the plug-in part with the recess adjacent plug-in part.
- At least one of the connectors is secured by a securing means.
- a securing means such as a polymer adhesive, by soldering or by welding.
- the at least one plug-in connection can also be secured in a form-fitting manner by, for example, orthogonal to the mounting direction, a split pin, a rivet, a pin or a screw, which project through the material forming the recess and the projection.
- snap connections are possible parallel to the
- Plug connection are formed.
- Other possible form-locking securing means are caulking or clinch connections.
- the securing means prevents the secured plug connection from coming off.
- a combination of cohesive and positive locking means can be used at the same escalator level or even on the same connector. Since the connectors are preferably designed so that the largest in the
- the securing means can be very small dimensions or hardly configured load-transmitting.
- the plug-in parts can basically be made of different materials and by means of different manufacturing methods. However, to avoid reworking of the projections and recesses, the male parts are preferably light metal die castings. As cast materials are particularly suitable aluminum alloys. Of course, at least two plug connections can be provided between two adjoining plug-in parts to be joined together.
- an emergency guide hook may be formed on at least one of the side cheeks.
- This emergency guide hook can underlay an emergency guide rail or a running rail of an escalator, in which the escalator step is used, and thus prevent lifting of the escalator step from the running track.
- attachment areas listed below may be formed on the side cheeks or on the one-piece foot body for attachment of attachment parts:
- a number of assembled assembled, provided with securing means and attachments escalator steps are arranged between two traction means and form a step band.
- the first and second traction means are commonly provided with rollers joint chains.
- the step band is arranged circumferentially in a known manner in an escalator.
- the escalator step described above is manufactured and assembled at least with the following steps:
- the required for the preparation of the escalator step one-piece foot body, the side cheeks and the support profiles as plug-in parts, for example by means of a light metal die-casting process, produced, wherein recesses and projections of the connectors are formed on the plug-in parts.
- the plug-in parts of the escalator stage are put together by means of the connectors formed thereon to an escalator step, by first the support profile between two Side cheeks arranged, is plugged together with these and then the one-piece pedal body with the side cheeks and the intermediate arranged support profile is plugged together. After plugging at least one of the connectors by means of a positive or cohesive
- escalator steps are in one
- the main components of the escalator step are plug-in parts, these plug-in parts can be packaged and transported in a very space-saving manner. This results in an excellent utilization of the existing transport volume, such as a transport container, as defined in the ISO standard 678 and container ships, the train and of
- Escalator stages made in the form of plug-in parts, wherein the plug-in parts of an escalator step at least one one-piece, L-shaped foot body, two
- Tread element sections and each of their setting element sections abut each other.
- the assembly of the escalator step is done by first a
- Figure 1 a schematic representation of an escalator with a supporting structure or truss and two deflection areas, wherein in the supporting structure rails and between the deflection areas a revolving step belt are arranged with escalator stages;
- Figure 2 is an elevation step of plug-in parts in the side view
- FIG. 3 an exploded view of that shown in FIG.
- Figure 4A to 4D in three-dimensional detail views connectors in the
- Figures 2 and 3 illustrated escalator stage without attachments
- Figure 5 In plan a transport box with a possible arrangement of
- Figure 6 in three-dimensional view of the transport box shown in Figure 5 with the integral treads and another transport box with side cheeks.
- Figure 1 shows schematically in side view an escalator 1, which connects a first floor El with a second floor E2.
- the escalator 1 has a supporting structure 6 or truss 6 with two deflection areas 7, 8, between which a step belt 5 is guided circumferentially.
- a step belt 5 is guided circumferentially.
- the step belt 5, which is only partially shown, has traction means 9, on which escalator steps 4 are arranged.
- a handrail 3 is on a balustrade 2 arranged.
- the balustrade 2 is connected at the lower end by means of a Balustradensockels 10 with the supporting structure 6.
- FIG. 2 shows in side view an escalator step 4 of the step belt 5 shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 3 an exploded view of the escalator step 4 shown in FIG. 2.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 will be described together.
- the present escalator step 4 essentially has a one-piece foot body 21, two side cheeks 22, 23 and a support profile 24, which are designed as plug-in parts.
- the one-piece foot body 21 has a tread element section 26 and a
- the tread element section 26 is flat and has a
- the setting element portion 27 is arcuate and connects in an almost orthogonal direction to an edge of the tread element section 26, so that the setting element section 27 and the
- Tread element portion 26 are integrally connected to each other and form an L-shaped cross-section of the integral tread body 21.
- the concave inner side 30 of the setting element section 27 is directed against the ribs 28 and grooves 29 facing away from underside 31 of the tread element section 26.
- the setting element section 27 also has ribs and grooves (not visible) on its convex outer side 32.
- the concave inner side 30 can also have grooves 33 and ribs 34.
- Setzelementabiteses 27 are two lugs 43, 44 are arranged, in which recesses 45 are formed.
- the two side cheeks 22, 23 are substantially mirror-symmetrical to each other. They each have two support sections 46, 47, 48, 49, the angles with a web 50, 51 are interconnected. Otherwise the wise
- Support sections 46, 47, 48, 49 each have a pocket-shaped recess 52, 53, 54, 55, the shape of which corresponds to the one-piece pedal body 21, associated projections 37, 38, 39, 40 and form with these connectors.
- On the side cheeks 22, 23 are also mounting portions 56, 57, 58 for attachment of attachments (see also Figure 2) are formed. They are:
- the trailing roller attachment region 58 is arranged in alignment with the web 50, 51 on the side cheek 22, 23 such that it is arranged projecting outwardly from the escalator step 4 in the region of the setting element section 27 when the escalator step 4 is assembled.
- the stepped axle mounting portion 56 and the guide mounting portion 57 are disposed at the extension of the side rail 22, 23 facing away from the setting member portion 27, and the guide mounting portion 57 is also outwardly projecting and laterally projecting.
- “Outboard” is referred to as the assembled escalator step 4 Surrounding space, while “inside” is defined as the enclosed by the assembled escalator step 4 interior.
- each of the side cheeks 22, 23 are also two lugs 63, 65 formed laterally (visible in Figure 3 only at the right side cheek 23), which protrude against the inside.
- the second projection 65 is arranged above the step-axis fastening region 56 and has a recess 67 into which a projection 66 formed on the support profile 24 can be inserted.
- the first of these lugs 63 has a projection 64 which corresponds to the recess 45 of the formed on one-piece pedal body 21 nose 43, 44.
- the support profile 24 has at its upper edge 69 a number
- Recesses 68 which are matched to the toothed projection 41 of the one-piece Tritt stressess 21.
- the two side cheeks 22, 23 and the support section 24 are joined together to form a step skeleton by the plug-in connections 66/67 provided for this purpose are put together.
- the projections 64 of the side cheeks 22, 23 integrally formed on the first lugs 63 are first inserted into the associated recesses 45 of the lugs 43, 44 in order to connect the stepped skeleton to the one-piece pedal body 21.
- the mating is done, for example, linear, as indicated in the figure 3 with the arrow A.
- the connectors 37/53, 38/52, 39/54, 40/55 of the support portions 46, 47, 48, 49 secured by means of rivets 25 as securing means 25 can be extremely small dimensions, since the connectors 37/53, 38/52, 39/54, 40/55 are designed so that the largest forces between the plug-in parts 21, 22, 23, 24 by the positive connection of the connectors 37 / 53, 38/52, 39/54, 40/55 41/68, 64/45, 66/67 themselves and not absorbed by the securing means 25.
- other securing means 25 can be used, for example by caulking (targeted deforming the mated connector), clinching, gluing, welding the
- the escalator step 4 is completed with the attachments 60, 61, 62, as shown in FIG.
- Towing roller attachment portion 58 To support the escalator step 4 in the region of the setting element section 27 against gravity, is on Towing roller attachment portion 58, the tractor roller 60 rotatably arranged. This is supported in the installed state on the rails 11 of the escalator 1 from.
- the sliding guide member 62 is provided, which can be grown on the guide mounting portion 57 of the side cheek 22, 23.
- the sliding guide element 62 guides the step band 5 in a lateral direction on a base plate of the balustrade pedestal 10 when, for reasons of wear, the step belt 5 has the tendency to run sideways out of the running direction or track defined by the traction means 9.
- Towing roll attachment area 58 is an emergency guide hook 70 is arranged. This engages in the finished escalator 1 in an emergency guide rail, not shown. As shown by a broken line, the emergency guide hook 70 may also project in the same direction as the drag roller attachment portion 58
- FIG. 4B It can also be seen in FIG. 4B how the projection 40 arranged on the setting element section 27 is inserted in the recess 55 of the side cheek 22.
- FIGS. 4C and 4D (again using the example of the side cheek 22 arranged on the left in FIG. 3), the plug-in connections 39/54, 41/68, 66/67 are shown near the stepped-axis mounting region 56 from different angles.
- FIG. 4D it can be clearly seen how the support profile 24 is replaced by the
- Plug 41/68, 66/67 between the toothed projection 41 of the tread 26 and the second lateral extension 65 of the step cheek 22 is caught. hereby It is unnecessary to secure these connectors 41/68, 66/67 and the
- FIG. 4C also shows how the projection 39 arranged on the tread element section 26 is inserted in the recess 54 of the side cheek 22. Clearly visible is the bore 72 for the securing element 25th
- the fully assembled escalator steps 4 are arranged between two traction means 9 (only one is visible in FIG. 2).
- the traction means 9 of the present embodiment is provided with rollers 12 articulated chain 9.
- the rollers 12 are guided in the escalator 1 by the rails 11 and supported against gravity.
- the traction means 9 may also be a belt or a wire rope.
- the traction means 9 are arranged in the escalator 1 parallel to each other and connected to each other by means of the stepped axes 61. At these step axes 61 are the
- Escalator steps 4 mounted.
- a stepped axis mounting portion 56 in the form of a stepped eye 56 is formed.
- the escalator stage 4 must be pivotally arranged about the stepped axis 61 so that they can be used with other escalator steps 4 in the
- Deflection areas 7, 8 can form a horizontal section and in the inclined center section of the escalator 1 a gradation.
- Figures 5 and 6 clearly illustrate the main advantage of the pluggable escalator step 4.
- the transport box 80 of Figure 5 shown in plan shows a possible arrangement of plug-in parts 21, 22, 23, 24 of the escalator step 4 with the best possible use of the existing transport volume.
- the one-piece foot members 21 are stacked in each other in transport boxes 80 packed so that each of the tread element sections 26 and each of the Setzelementabête 27 of the stacked one-piece Tritt Sciences 21 abut each other.
- Transport boxes 80 with the one-piece kick bodies 21 can with support profiles 24 and Side cheeks 22, 23 are filled. If necessary, further transport boxes 81 with supporting profiles 24 and side cheeks 22, 23 have to be filled, as shown in FIG. Of course, the one-piece foot body 21, the
- Transport boxes 80, 81 are also packed separately in transport boxes 80, 81.
- These transport boxes 80, 81 are preferably matched to the loading mass of the ISO containers, so that as little transport volume as possible between the transport boxes 80, 81 is lost.
- the plug-in parts 21, 22, 23, 24 are unpacked at the installation site and by plugging the plug-in parts 21, 22, 23, 24 and securing at least one of the connectors 37/53, 38/52, 39/54, 40/55 , 41/68, 45/64, 66/67 the
- Embodiments in knowledge of the present invention can be provided, for example, in addition by a, as the side cheeks 22, 23 configured center cheek is provided, which is connected by means of plug-in connections with the one-piece pedal body 21 and / or with the support section 24 and between the
- the one-piece pedal body 21 does not necessarily have to be an aluminum casting.
- the one-piece foot body 21 may also be worked out of a blank or produced by means of a die as a forged part.
- the one-piece foot body 21 also consist of non-detachably interconnected by gluing or welding sheet metal parts, in particular deep-drawn sheet metal parts.
- the one-piece foot body 21 may be made of a glass fiber reinforced and / or carbon fiber reinforced plastic or of another composite material.
- the one-piece foot body 21 may at least partially be made of a natural stone such as granite or marble or of an amorphous material such as glass.
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