EP3957538A1 - Dispositif de porte coulissante et véhicule pourvu de dispositif de porte coulissante - Google Patents

Dispositif de porte coulissante et véhicule pourvu de dispositif de porte coulissante Download PDF

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EP3957538A1
EP3957538A1 EP20192260.6A EP20192260A EP3957538A1 EP 3957538 A1 EP3957538 A1 EP 3957538A1 EP 20192260 A EP20192260 A EP 20192260A EP 3957538 A1 EP3957538 A1 EP 3957538A1
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sliding door
locking
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Tomas Nyitray
Georg ZUMBRUNN
Philip Baur
Mike Juntke
Christoph TRÄGER
Volker LUDEWIG
Sebastian Wolf
Heiko SCHLÜSSLER
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  • the invention relates to a sliding door device, in particular for a vehicle such as a railroad car, a trailer or a truck.
  • the sliding doors are guided and stored on their bottom and top along guide rails by means of drives.
  • the guide rails run straight, so that the sliding door can be pushed aside with minimal effort.
  • the sliding door can be displaced in a plane which is displaced forwards in relation to the side wall.
  • the sliding door cannot therefore be sunk into the wall opening in the side wall in order to achieve optimal sealing of the wall opening and to align the outside of the sliding door coplanar with the side wall of the vehicle.
  • guide rails are provided which run in a first rail section in a first plane and in a second rail section in a second plane. Between the first and the second rail section, the rail sections are connected to one another by rail curves that typically run in an S-shape. The sliding door or pivoting sliding door is transferred from the first rail section to the second rail section and is extended out of the wall opening.
  • Pivoting sliding doors are regularly provided in railway carriages, which are unlocked in a first step, pivoted out of the plane of the side wall of the railway carriage out of a wall opening in a second step, moved into a plane in front of and parallel to the side wall of the railway carriage in a third step and in a fourth Step to the side in this level in front of the side wall of the railroad car.
  • the pivoting sliding door is locked and swiveled out and extended independently of one another.
  • a door device with a pivoting sliding door which can be displaced laterally from a wall opening in a closure plane which runs coplanar with the side wall of the railway carriage into a displacement plane which is parallel thereto and which is spaced in front of the side wall of the railway carriage.
  • This door device comprises a pivoting mechanism, by means of which the edge of the pivoting sliding door leading in the direction of travel can be pivoted out of the wall opening and can be driven and displaced in the direction of travel.
  • the leading edge of the extending pivoting sliding door is coupled to a running rail that connects to the wall opening and runs parallel to the side wall of the railway carriage.
  • the pivoting mechanism includes a carriage that is guided in a guide rail that is integrated into the pivoting sliding door.
  • the pivoting sliding door comprises a further carriage which can be inserted into the running rail which adjoins the wall opening.
  • the rear edge of the pivoting and sliding door is guided by an S-shaped guide rail, which has a first rail section in which the rear edge of the pivoting and sliding door lies in the locking plane and through an S-shaped curved section with a second Rail section is connected, in which the rear edge of the pivoting sliding door is in the sliding plane.
  • a locking mechanism is to be provided, by means of which the sliding door can be locked.
  • a pivoting mechanism is to be provided, by means of which the sliding door can be pivoted at the front.
  • a first guide rail which is integrated in the pivoting sliding door, and a second guide rail, which adjoins the wall opening, are to be provided.
  • the S-shaped guide rail is to be provided, along which the rear edge of the pivoting sliding door is guided.
  • the pivoting mechanism can be coupled to a drive motor, by means of which the pivoting sliding door can be displaced from the closed position or the closed plane into the displacement plane.
  • the door frame must be designed in accordance with the displacement path of the pivoting sliding door or the S-shaped course of the guide rails, which leads to restrictions in the development of such systems. Furthermore, special expenses are required to ensure a high level of tightness of the closed door.
  • the door device and the mechanism for locking and opening the sliding door should be simple in design.
  • the door device should be easy to mount on the vehicle, so that vehicles already in operation can also be retrofitted with the door device according to the invention, if necessary.
  • the sliding door should be able to be operated manually with little effort. With just one manual movement by the user, the sliding door should be able to be unlocked and made ready to slide parallel to the side wall or brought back into the closed position and locked at one or more points. The unlocked sliding door should also be able to be pushed to the side with minimal effort. Overall, this should result in maximum ease of use.
  • the wall opening In the closed position of the sliding door, the wall opening should be tightly closed.
  • the device for sealing the sliding door should be of simple design. In this regard, the door device should make no or only minor demands on the design of the sealing device.
  • the sliding door should be allowed to have any external shape, for example surface portions that are inclined towards one another.
  • Sliding doors can be used in side walls of vehicles, which run parallel to one another in a lower part and in opposite directions in an upper part.
  • the sliding door device comprises a sliding door for closing off a wall opening, in particular a wall opening in a side wall of a vehicle, such as a railway carriage, a trailer for road vehicles or a truck.
  • a sliding door device can also be used advantageously for closing off a wall opening in a building.
  • the sliding door is laterally slidable along an upper guide track and a lower guide track between a closed position in which the wall opening is closed and an open position in which the wall opening is exposed.
  • the sliding door is connected at the top to at least one upper carriage, which is slidably held by the upper guide rail, and at the bottom to at least one lower carriage, which is slidably held by the lower guide rail.
  • the sliding door comprises at least one actuating mechanism, by means of which the sliding door can be locked in the closed position.
  • the actuating mechanism serves to actuate at least one displaceably mounted Locking bar intended to lock the sliding door.
  • the actuating mechanism By actuating the at least one locking rod, the actuating mechanism thus sequentially fulfills two functions in a sequence of movements, which is mechanical can be advantageously implemented.
  • the at least one locking rod By actuating the at least one locking rod, which is retracted into or extended from a locking part in the door frame, for example, the sliding door is locked or unlocked on the one hand.
  • the crankshafts are rotated via the coupling device in order to bring the sliding door into the locking position before the sliding door is locked or to extend the sliding door out of the locking position after the sliding door has been unlocked.
  • the coupling device provided for each crankshaft comprises a gear wheel held by the crankshaft and a toothed rack held by the associated locking rod, which are arranged in such a way that they engage with one another when the locking rod is displaced along the locking path, so that by moving the Closing rod the associated crankshaft can be rotated forwards or backwards and the unlocked sliding door can be slid frontally.
  • the toothed rack is preferably arranged on the locking rod in such a way that the toothed rack is only in engagement with the gear wheel when the sliding door is not locked.
  • the locking section of the at least one locking bar is therefore preferably divided into two sections. Within the first leg, the at least one locking rod is coupled to the crankshafts to drive the sliding door against the wall opening. In the second section, the at least one locking rod is decoupled from the crankshaft and can be moved into and out of a locking part in the door frame.
  • the actuating mechanism can therefore have a simple design and can only be provided for actuating or displacing one locking rod or preferably two locking rods.
  • both crankshafts are thus rotated in order to displace the sliding door held in front of the wall opening relative to the wall opening.
  • the actuating mechanism is preferably connected on both sides to a locking rod which is provided with a toothed rack.
  • Each locking rod can therefore actuate one of the crankshafts and then move into a locking part in the door frame at the front.
  • the locking rods are preferably mounted in an axially displaceable manner corresponding to their cross section.
  • Relatively thin plate-shaped locking rods with a rectangular cross-section are preferably provided, into which at least one toothed rod can advantageously be inserted.
  • the actuating mechanism thus fulfills the task of displacing the at least one locking rod, preferably axially back and forth, and can be driven for this purpose by means of a drive motor or else manually by means of an actuating lever. Due to the simple design of the sliding door device, both Drive options are advantageously realized. If the actuating mechanism has a centrally arranged lever or a central lever, the drive motor or the actuating lever can act directly on it. The drive motor can act directly or via a gear on a central shaft, which holds the central lever. In both drive variants, the central lever can be rotated back and forth around the central shaft.
  • the simple axial displacement of the locking rod can also be effected by means of a spindle, which is driven in a simple manner by a motor directly or via a gear.
  • the lever system thus makes it possible to couple the rotatably mounted central lever to the axially displaceable locking rods.
  • the actuating lever is from a first end stop in the closed position, in which the locking rod is extended along a locking section and retracted into a locking part in the door frame at the front, to a second end stop in the open position the locking rod is withdrawn from the locking part and retracted along the locking path, displaceable or rotatable.
  • the actuating lever can preferably be locked or locked in the closed position and/or in the open position by means of a closing means or locking means.
  • the locking means or locking means which correspond to one another are preferably mounted on the actuating lever and on a mounting plate which also holds the central lever.
  • the guide rails can run in a straight line, allowing the unlocked sliding door to be slid with minimal effort to reveal the wall opening.
  • straight guide rails also makes it possible to equip existing vehicles with a sliding door device according to the invention with relatively little effort.
  • the guide rails can be easily mounted and the required degree of frontal displacement of the sliding door in front of the wall opening can be achieved by appropriately selecting the articulated levers.
  • the door device according to the invention is therefore excellently suited for vehicles in which the highest demands are placed on thermal insulation.
  • the sliding door is preferably connected to the upper ends of the crankshafts by upper attachment fittings and to the lower ends of the crankshafts by lower attachment fittings.
  • the upper and/or lower attachment fittings hold the crankshafts in a rotatable but axially immovable manner.
  • the sliding door is thus supported by the crankshafts, which in turn are rotatably connected to the lower and upper carriages.
  • the weight of the sliding door can be over the top mounting kits or the lower mounting kits or the top and lower fastening sets are transferred to the crankshafts.
  • the sliding door has a peripheral mounting frame on which the upper and lower fastening sets are mounted and into which a one-part or multi-part and single-layer or multi-layer door leaf is inserted.
  • the mounting frame actually forms the vehicle chassis of the sliding door, on which device parts such as the fastening sets, bearing devices for mounting the crankshaft and the at least one locking rod, the operating mechanism and the preferably multi-part door panel can be stably mounted.
  • the mounting frame of the sliding door is accordingly adapted to the door frame that encloses the wall opening and, if necessary, additionally provided with sealing elements.
  • crankshafts for example, run straight in a first sub-area, optionally aligned vertically.
  • the at least one locking rod is typically mounted so that it can be displaced horizontally and is preferably aligned perpendicularly to the associated crankshaft.
  • the crankshafts preferably run according to the inclination or inclination and curvature of the sliding door.
  • crankshafts can follow the course of the curvature and inclination of the sliding door within the cross-section of the sliding door, the crankshafts preferably comprise crank joints that allow the direction of the drive axis to be changed accordingly.
  • the upper and lower universal shafts by which the linkages fixedly connected to the crankshafts are rotatably supported, are preferably of upper and lower mounting parts of the upper and lower carriages aligned parallel to or coaxial with one another. In this way, the sliding door always performs a horizontal movement when opening or closing, which requires only a small amount of force. If, on the other hand, the articulated shafts, which are aligned parallel to one another, are inclined, an increased expenditure of energy may be required during opening or closing, which is available again for the reverse process of closing or opening.
  • FIG. 1 shows a railroad car 1 without running gear or bogie.
  • On the opposite side walls 15, 15 'of the railroad car 1 wall openings 10, 10' are provided, each with a door device according to the invention, for example according to FIG. 2a and Figure 3a can be provided.
  • An upper guide rail 12 with two upper carriages 121 is mounted on the facing side wall 15 above the wall opening 10 and a lower guide rail 11 with two lower carriages 111 is mounted below the wall opening 10 .
  • the lower and upper guide rails 11, 12 each run along a straight line and are aligned parallel to one another.
  • the wall opening 10 is delimited by a door frame 13 which has locking parts 131 on both sides, into which bolts or locking rods 41 can be inserted.
  • Fig. 2a shows a part of the railway car 1 of 1 with an assembled sliding door device and the wall opening 10 enclosed by the door frame 13.
  • the sliding door 2 is held by the upper and lower carriages 121, 111 and has been moved along the two guide rails 11, 12 to the side.
  • the sliding door 2 includes two crankshafts 3, one of which is exposed.
  • the crankshafts 3 are spaced apart from one another and aligned approximately vertically up to about 2/3 of the height of the sliding door 2 and then inclined towards the railroad car 1 in accordance with the course of the sliding door 2 .
  • Two crank joints 35 are provided to overcome this tendency.
  • the end pieces of the two crankshafts 3 are therefore not aligned coaxially but axially parallel to one another.
  • the realization of the door device with a completely flat sliding door 2 is correspondingly simpler without using the crank joints 35.
  • the crankshafts 3 comprise simple connecting rods 33, which are held in position by means of shaft bearings 30 so that they can rotate.
  • the two crankshafts 3 are each firmly connected to the assembly frame 21 of the sliding door 2 by upper attachment fittings 29 and lower attachment fittings 28 .
  • the crankshafts 3 are held in a rotatable but axially non-displaceable manner by the upper and/or lower fastening fittings 28, 29.
  • the sliding door 2 can, for example, be hung on the upper end pieces of the crankshafts 3 and supported and/or guided on the lower end pieces of the crankshafts 3 .
  • the connection of the crankshafts 3 with the upper and lower carriages 121, 111 is described below with reference to FIG 3c explained.
  • the sliding door 2 also includes an actuating mechanism 5, by means of which on both sides a plate-shaped locking rod 41, held and guided by rod bearings 40, can be displaced horizontally and can enter the locking parts 131 in the door frame 13 at the front in order to Sliding door 2 to lock in the closed position within the door frame 13.
  • the actuating mechanism 5 comprises a lever mechanism and an actuating lever 59, by means of which the lever mechanism can be actuated and the locking rods 41 connected thereto, which are preferably aligned coaxially with one another, can be axially displaced.
  • each locking rod 21 acts via coupling devices 6 on the crankshafts 3 in a partial area of the displacement in order to rotate them, which will be described further below.
  • FIG. 12 further shows that the sliding door is covered by a door panel 22.
  • the door panel 22 comprises two spaced layers that enclose the crankshafts 3 within the cross-section of the sliding door 2 . It is shown that the door panel 22 can include multiple segments. A segment 221 by which the second crankshaft 3 is covered is shown as an example. The mechanisms within the sliding door 2 can therefore be accessed in a targeted manner by removing the relevant segments 221 .
  • trough-shaped handles 225 are inserted into the door leaf 22, on which the unlocked sliding door 2, which is extended out of the wall opening 10, can be grasped and moved laterally.
  • Figure 3a shows the sliding door 2 from 2 in the closed position after entering the door frame 13 and locking. It can be seen that the actuating lever 59 of the actuating mechanism 5 has been rotated downwards on the right, so that the locking rods 41 have been extended and can enter the locking parts 131 in the door frame 13 at the front.
  • Figure 3b shows the sliding door 2 from Figure 3a without a door leaf 22 with a mounting frame 21 which is held within the door frame 13 and with the two exposed crankshafts 3.
  • the locking rods 41 on both sides of the actuating mechanism 5 run perpendicular to the crankshafts 3 and can each be coupled to them by a coupling device 6.
  • the upper mounting member 122 holds a vertically oriented upper pivot shaft 123 at both ends with an upper bearing plate 1232 and a lower bearing plate 1231.
  • the lower mounting member 112 holds a vertically oriented lower pivot shaft 113 at both ends with a lower bearing plate 1121 and an upper bearing plate 1122, which may be free.
  • the upper pivot shaft 123 rotatably supports a first end portion of an upper link arm 32 , the second end portion of which is fixedly connected to the upper end portion of the crankshaft 3 .
  • the lower pivot shaft 113 rotatably supports a first end portion of a lower link arm 31 , the second end portion of which is fixedly connected to the lower end portion of the crankshaft 3 .
  • the upper end piece of the crankshaft 3 can be connected to the mounting frame 21 of the sliding door 2 by means of an upper fastening set 29 and fastening screws 299 (see, for example, Figure 4a ).
  • the upper mounting assembly 29 includes an upper mounting plate 291 and an upper mounting bracket 292, between which a bearing sleeve 34 is clamped. Inside the bearing sleeve 34 (see 3d ) the upper end of the associated crankshaft 3 is rotatably mounted.
  • 3d shows the upper assembly part 122, which is connected by the upper articulated shaft 123 and the upper articulated lever 32 to a part of the crankshaft 3, which is rotatably mounted in the bearing sleeve 34.
  • FIG. 3e shows the actuating mechanism 5 with an actuating lever 59 in the closed position of FIG Figure 3a and Figure 3b from the front side with a view of the railway carriage 1.
  • the actuating mechanism 5 is arranged on a mounting plate 50 and comprises a central lever 52 which is designed approximately point-symmetrically and which is rotatably mounted in the middle by a central bearing or a central shaft 51.
  • the central lever 52 is connected on both sides via coupling levers 53 and first and second coupling shafts 521, 531 to a locking rod 41, which is mounted in an axially displaceable manner by means of rod bearings 40.
  • the two locking rods 41 (only the locking rod 41 on the right is shown) can be moved axially.
  • the central lever 52 is aligned almost coaxially with the locking rods 41, which is why these were pushed outwards on both sides and inserted with the front piece into the locking part 131 in the door frame 13.
  • a rack 64 is shown connected to the locking rod 41 and passed the crankshaft 3 .
  • the rack 64 In the closed position, the rack 64 is to the right of the crankshaft 3 and in the open position, the rack 64 is to the left of the rack 3, like this in Figure 4e is shown.
  • toothed rack 64 When closing rods 41 are actuated between the closed position and the open position, toothed rack 64 is therefore guided past crankshaft 3 along a closed section and can be connected to a gear wheel 63 provided there (see FIG Fig. 3f interact) to rotate the coupling shaft 3.
  • the central lever 52 could be driven by a motor.
  • the central lever 52 is connected to an actuating lever 59 which has been turned to the right up to a first stop 591 .
  • the actuating lever 59 and thus the sliding door 2 can be fixed in this position by actuating a lock 593 .
  • the lock 593 includes a hook rotatable about a bolt 594 connected to the mounting plate 50 . As soon as the hook of the lock 593 is guided around the bolt 594, the actuating lever 59 is fixed.
  • the actuating lever 59 can be rotated from the closed position to a second end stop 592 into an open position, in which the actuating lever 59 is fixed by means of a bolt 595, which can be inserted into a receptacle 596 on the mounting plate 20 .
  • the actuating lever 59 can therefore be fixed in the closed position and the open position, so that the sliding door 2 is always in a defined configuration.
  • the bolt 595 is spring supported so that it automatically snaps into the receiver 596.
  • Fig. 3f shows the operating mechanism 5 of FIG Figure 3e in the closed position of Figure 3a and Figure 3b from the rear with a view of railway carriage 1.
  • the toothed rack 64 is still at a distance from the gear wheel 63 in the locking position and is only released after the actuating lever 59 and thus the central lever 52 have been rotated and the locking rod 41 has been pulled back against the gear wheel 63 on the crankshaft 3 guided and engaged with this to rotate the crankshaft 3.
  • the associated articulated levers are rotated through 180°, as shown in Figure 4c is shown.
  • the crankshaft 3 and thus also the sliding door 2 connected to the crankshaft 3 is therefore moved outwards by about twice the length of the articulated levers 31, 32 and lifted off the wall opening 10.
  • Figure 4a shows the sliding door 2 after the actuating lever 59 has been rotated into the open position (hand movement A).
  • the sliding door 2 was unlocked.
  • the crankshafts 3 were then rotated by engaging the toothed racks 64 in the gear wheels 63 and the sliding door 2 was extended out of the door frame 13 .
  • the sliding door 2 did not have to be moved along the upper and lower guide rails 12, 11, which is why the sliding door 2 is still exactly in front of the wall opening 10.
  • the sliding door 2 can be gripped by gripping the trough-shaped handles 225 and moved away from the wall opening 10 laterally along the guide rails 12, 11 (handle B).
  • the door device can thus be mounted in a simple manner on a side wall, for example, of the vehicle 1 or mounted on a wall of a building to close off a wall opening 10.
  • Figure 4b shows the upper part of the extended sliding door 2 of FIG Figure 4a with a view of the upper running gears 121, the upper mounting parts 122 screwed thereto and the upper articulated levers 32 which are turned outwards and which hold the crankshafts 3. Also shown are the upper attachment fittings 29, which with the upper mounting plate 291 and the mounting bracket 292 the bearing sleeves 34 (see 3d ) enclose.
  • the mounting plate 291 is connected to the mounting bracket 292 by connecting screws 298 and to the mounting frame 21 of the sliding door 2 by mounting screws 299 .
  • the door frame 13 has a stepped inner surface, which ensures an optimal seal.
  • Figure 4c shows the upper guide rail 12 with one of the two upper drives 121 from Figure 4b and the upper mounting portion 122 bolted thereto, which is connected through the upper support shaft 123 to one end portion of the upper link lever 32, the other end portion of which is rotatably supported by the upper end portion of the crankshaft 3.
  • the upper articulated lever 32 was rotated outwards by 180° and the sliding door 2 is thus held in the open position in front of the side wall 15 so that it can be moved freely.
  • the two lever joints 35 which allow the upper end piece of the crankshaft 3 to be displaced parallel to the axis against the side wall.
  • Figure 4d shows the lower guide rail 11 with one of the two lower drives 111 from Figure 3b and the mounting part 112 screwed thereto by mounting screws 1111, which is connected to an end piece of the lower link lever 31 by the lower support shaft 113.
  • the other end piece of the articulated lever 31 is held in a rotationally fixed manner by the lower end piece of the crankshaft 3 , which is rotatably connected to the mounting frame 21 of the sliding door 2 by means of a lower bearing sleeve and a lower fastening set 28 .
  • Figure 4e shows the operating mechanism 5 with the operating lever 59 in the open position of FIG Figure 4a from the front with a view of the railroad car 1.
  • the actuating mechanism 5 is on both sides with a Locking rod 41 connected, one of which is shown in full.
  • the actuating lever 59 was rotated with the central lever 52 against the second end stop 592.
  • the coupling levers 53 and the locking rods 41 were pulled back against the operating mechanism 5.
  • the racks 64 connected to the locking rods 41 were passed the gears 63 of the crankshafts 3 , engaging with the gears 63 and rotating the gears 63 with the crankshafts 3 .
  • the actuating lever 59 was fixed in the position at the end stop 592 by manual or spring-assisted actuation of the locking bolt 595 in the receiver 596 provided on the mounting plate 50 .
  • the lock bolt 594 which is also provided on the mounting plate 50, is exposed.
  • Fig. 4f shows the operating mechanism 5 of FIG Figure 4e from the rear looking out of railway car 1.
  • the mounting plate 20 has been partially cut away to show the associated elements, the first and second end stops 591, 592, the lock bolt 594, the receiver 596 and the central shaft 51. Also visible is the back of the actuating lever 59 with the lock 593, which includes coupling levers that can enclose the lock bolt 594.
  • Fig. 4f also shows that the toothed rack 64 is still in engagement with the gear wheel 63 of the crankshaft 3 .
  • the crankshaft 3 rotates immediately, even before the locking rod 41 can engage in the associated locking part 131 in the door frame 13 at the front. This intervention takes place only after the engagement of the rack 64 in the gear wheel 63 has been canceled and/or the sliding door 2 has been fully retracted into the wall opening 10 or into the door frame 13 .

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