EP4066911B1 - Procédé de commande d'un sens de toboggan dans un appareil de voie, ainsi que appareil de voie pour un toboggan aquatique - Google Patents

Procédé de commande d'un sens de toboggan dans un appareil de voie, ainsi que appareil de voie pour un toboggan aquatique Download PDF

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EP4066911B1
EP4066911B1 EP22162799.5A EP22162799A EP4066911B1 EP 4066911 B1 EP4066911 B1 EP 4066911B1 EP 22162799 A EP22162799 A EP 22162799A EP 4066911 B1 EP4066911 B1 EP 4066911B1
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63G—MERRY-GO-ROUNDS; SWINGS; ROCKING-HORSES; CHUTES; SWITCHBACKS; SIMILAR DEVICES FOR PUBLIC AMUSEMENT
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  • the invention relates to a method for controlling a sliding direction in a switch of a slide, in particular a water slide, and a switch for a slide of such a slide.
  • a water slide which, starting from a starting zone, comprises a run-up section, which is followed by a slide reversal element, which comprises a first slide connection which is connected to the run-up section. Adjoining the first slide connection, an uphill section is provided, through which the sliding direction is reversed, so that the sliding person is transferred to a second slide connection adjacent to the first slide connection in order to be transferred to a subsequent one to reach the slide route.
  • This arrangement can be repeated several times until the sliding person, starting from the last slide direction reversal element, reaches an run-out section leading into the landing zone.
  • a white water slide is known in which one or more people can slide on a tire.
  • this slide includes a first run-up section that leads to a switch.
  • the switch has a second slide connection adjacent to the first slide connection and a third slide connection opposite these two.
  • This third slide connection is elevated compared to the first and second slide connection. If the sliding person enters the switch with low kinetic energy, they do not reach the raised third slide connection, but instead slide in the opposite direction via the second slide connection into a further slide section. If the sliding person has sufficient kinetic energy, they can continue to slide feet first and reach a bonus section via the third slide connection, which leads to a subsequent second switch.
  • the second slide connection of the previous switch also flows into this second switch. The sliding person can therefore continue the slide with their feet first or head first. In the run-out section, the sliding person reaches the landing zone both head first and feet first, depending on the respective kinematic energy.
  • the invention is based on the object of proposing a method for controlling a sliding direction in a switch and a switch for a slide of a slide, in particular a water slide, through which the control of a slide path from the switch is possible.
  • a method for controlling a sliding direction in a switch for a slide in particular a water slide, in which a quantity of water is supplied via at least one controllable water nozzle, through which a riser section and/or a crest provided for the riser section and a third slide connection and the amount of water supplied to the sliding surface in the climbing section and/or the crest causes slipping or a reversal of direction in the switch.
  • the switch includes a first slide connection for a slide entrance and a second slide connection for a slide exit as well as a third slide connection for a further slide exit.
  • the first and second chute ports are provided adjacent to each other, and the third chute port is opposite the first and second chute ports.
  • a mouth region is formed between the first and second slide connections and the third slide connection.
  • a first slide path in the switch extends from a first slide connection to the second slide connection, which are adjacent to one another, so that there is a reversal in the sliding direction of the sliding person.
  • a second slip path extends between the first and third slide connections, so that slipping is possible in the same slide.
  • the first, second and third slide connections have a common mouth area in the switch. Starting from this mouth area, there is a climbing section towards the third slide connection. A crest can be formed between the climbing section and the third slide connection. This switch can be used to control the further sliding distance for the person to slide.
  • a so-called bonus route can be connected to the third slide section and a so-called short route can be connected to the second slide section become.
  • it can be influenced whether the sliding person reaches the bonus section or is transferred to the short section. If a larger amount of water is introduced into the area of the crest and/or the climbing section, resistance increases when the climbing section slides upwards due to the amount of water flowing down the climbing section, so that slipping into the bonus section is prevented. If only a small amount of water is supplied into the climbing section and/or onto the hilltop or only the sliding surface is wetted, the resistance caused by the water flowing down can be significantly reduced, which makes it possible for the second sliding path to slip through the switch.
  • water is supplied to the sliding surface via the at least one controllable water nozzle.
  • a storage container is positioned above the top of the switch, which is filled with water using a pump, with at least one water nozzle of the switch being fed with water from the storage container.
  • the water container is filled with a constantly driven feed pump.
  • This has the advantage that wear on the feed pump is low.
  • the pump advantageously has a small delivery rate. This allows a cost-effective design be possible.
  • the constant delivery rate makes it possible to adequately fill a storage container.
  • the storage container is filled with excess water from a slide and is conveyed into the storage container by the feed pump.
  • excess water can be drained into a collecting container underneath. This collected water can be pumped back into the storage container via the feed pump. This allows a closed circuit to be formed for a predetermined amount of water within the switch.
  • the storage container positioned above the top of the switch is filled with excess water from a slide path running above the storage container.
  • a slide section in particular with a depression, can be provided above the storage container and the water collecting therein can be drained away via mouth openings or other drainage openings and fed to the storage container. A reduction in water consumption can thus be achieved.
  • the storage container is opened to dispense the stored water with an electrically controllable closure via a control signal. This makes it possible to supply a quantity of water into the switch at a defined time.
  • the closure preferably has a large opening cross section so that a gush-like water supply can be controlled.
  • the control signal for opening the electrically controllable shutter is transmitted through a light barrier the switch or in the slide section leading to the switch.
  • the sliding person triggers the flow of water into the switch.
  • the user himself selects a control signal in the starting zone of the slide as to whether or not an amount of water is supplied to the switch in the area of the crest and/or the climbing section.
  • a further alternative embodiment of the method provides that a release button is provided adjacent to the slide, so that a third person controls the supply of the amount of water by pressing the release button.
  • the supply of water is triggered by a control device in a time-controlled or randomly controlled manner at time intervals.
  • a control device in a time-controlled or randomly controlled manner at time intervals.
  • a switch for a slide of a slide in particular a water slide, in which water can be supplied to a riser section in the switch and/or a crest in the switch via at least one controllable water nozzle.
  • This at least one controllable water nozzle can be used to control a first or second slip path.
  • the sliding person can either slide through the climbing section and reach the top along the second sliding path, in order to then slide into a further sliding section, in particular a bonus sliding section - i.e. an additional sliding section - while maintaining the sliding direction, i.e. feet first, or in the opposite sliding direction, So head first to slide along the first slide path, especially for short distances.
  • the first or second slip path of the switch can therefore be controlled by the amount of water that can be supplied.
  • the control can be carried out in such a way that the sliding person does not know at the time of entering the slide which slide path can be traversed.
  • the sliding person in the Starting zone a presetting of the switch is made possible by the person selecting whether an amount of water is supplied to the switch in order to slip through the first slip path, or whether the supply of the amount of water is omitted in order to slip through the second slip path.
  • the at least one controllable water nozzle is arranged laterally to the sliding surface and/or above the sliding surface.
  • a large number of water nozzles with small cross-sectional openings or even a smaller number of water nozzles with a larger cross-section, in particular for flooding the sliding surface can be provided.
  • a storage container for water is provided above the top of the switch, preferably near the third slide connection. This means that a large volume of water can be made available at short notice in order to supply it to the summit and/or the climbing section.
  • the storage container is filled with a feed pump, in particular a constantly operating feed pump, with a small delivery rate. This means that the expenditure on equipment is low.
  • a slide path runs above the slide container and excess water can be transferred from the slide path into the storage container.
  • This arrangement can also make it possible to eliminate the need for the feed pump for filling the storage container.
  • the additional use of the feed pump can also make it possible to fill the storage container more quickly in order to enable shorter cycles when controlling the switch.
  • the storage container advantageously has an electrically controllable closure, which can be controlled by a control signal for opening and closing. This means there are various options and/or Applications to control the time for dispensing the stored water from the storage container into the diverter.
  • a light barrier can be provided in the slideway, in particular in the switch, which detects the slipping person slipping through and triggers the control signal to open the shutter.
  • the user himself for example in the starting zone, sets the control signal as to whether the shutter should open or not, in order to thus control the first or second sliding path.
  • the control signal can also be issued by a third party or computer-controlled using a trigger button.
  • a switch 23 is shown in perspective for a slide, not shown.
  • a sliding surface be wetted with water, a film of water or spray mist so that the sliding person slides directly on the sliding surface.
  • a slide can also be a tire slide, in which one or more people slide on a tire.
  • the switch 23 can be integrated into a slide between a take-off zone and a landing zone in order to divide the slide into different slide routes.
  • the switch 23 includes a first slide connection 24 and, adjacent thereto, a second slide connection 25.
  • a third slide connection 27 is provided opposite or away from the first and second slide connections.
  • the first slide connection 24 lies above the second slide connection 25 and the third slide connection 23 is positioned above the first slide connection 24.
  • the slide connections 24, 25 and the third slide connection 27 away from or opposite them form a Y-shaped contour of the switch 23.
  • the first and second slide connections 24, 25 are separated by a bead-shaped elevation 28, which decreases in a mouth region 34 between the first, second and third slide connections 24, 25, 27 and merges into the slide surface 19.
  • a climbing section 35 extends to the third slide connection 27.
  • a crest 29 can be provided between the climbing section 35 and the third slide connection 27.
  • the third slide connection 27 can also be recessed relative to a vertex of the crest 29. However, this third slide connection 27 is still positioned above the first slide connection 24.
  • Switch 23 shown can be integrated into a slide as follows:
  • the first slide connection 24 can form a slide entrance.
  • the second slide connection 25 and the third slide connection 27 then each form a slide exit. If the sliding person who enters the switch 23 via the first slide connection 24, he or she slides along the second slide path 38, which preferably extends almost in a straight line or in a straight line, to the third slide connection 27 and can then enter a bonus route 31 - i.e. an additionally extended one Slide section of the slide - get there.
  • the sliding person can reach the switch 23 via the first slide connection 24 and cannot overcome the climbing section 35 and/or the crest 29 and slides in the opposite direction along the first sliding path 37 through the second slide connection 25 out of the switch 23 and reaches, for example, a short route 32.
  • the switch 23 now enables active control as to whether the sliding person slips along the second sliding path 38 or not.
  • the climbing section 35 up to the summit 29 is designed in such a way that every sliding person who is admitted to the slide brings sufficient kinetic energy when entering the switch 23 via the first slide connection 24 in order to get to the third slide connection 27 to get to.
  • the added amount of water creates resistance when sliding uphill on the climbing section 35, so that the sliding person does not climb the climbing section 35 overcomes and leaves the switch 23 through the second slide connection 25.
  • a storage container 41 is preferably provided above the riser section 35 or above the crest 29 of the switch 23
  • This storage container 41 is connected by one or more lines 43 to one or more water nozzles 45, which transfer a quantity of water to the sliding surface 19.
  • At least one water nozzle 44 can be provided in the area of the crest 29 and/or in a transition area between the climbing section 35 and the crest 29 and/or in the climbing section 35.
  • Water nozzles 44 are advantageously provided opposite one another on a wall section that is laterally raised relative to the sliding surface 19.
  • at least one water nozzle 44 can additionally or alternatively be provided on an upper side of the channel 46 - that is, opposite the sliding surface 19.
  • Several water nozzles 44 can also be provided along a radial plane in the channel to form a water curtain.
  • the storage container 41 preferably comprises a volume of water which corresponds to a multiple that is required to wet the sliding surface 19 in the climbing section 35.
  • a quantity of water of at least 10 l is preferably provided.
  • the storage container 41 comprises a closure 47, which preferably has a large opening cross section, so that a large amount of water can be removed from the storage container 41 in a short time and fed to the sliding surface 19 via the at least one water nozzle 44, preferably in a gush-like manner.
  • This closure 47 can be controlled for opening and closing via a control signal.
  • the triggering of a control signal to open the closure 27 on the storage container 41 can be controlled by a control device 49 at regular intervals or randomly and at predetermined equal or different intervals.
  • the control device 49 is controlled by a trigger button that can be triggered by a third party.
  • the control device 49 can also be controlled by a selection switch or adjustment button on the start zone can be controlled so that the ride-on can adjust itself whether or not an amount of water is introduced into the climbing section 35 when the switch 23 is reached.
  • the control signal can also be output by a light barrier in the slide 16, which is connected to the control device 49.
  • a feed pump 51 is preferably provided for filling the storage container 41.
  • This feed pump 51 is advantageously driven with a continuous delivery rate.
  • the funding volume is low. Due to the successive sliding at intervals, there is sufficient time to fill the storage container 41. It can advantageously be provided that, for example, at the second slide connection 25, excess water is drained away via slots 53 or through openings into a collecting container 54 and the feed pump 51 conveys the water from this collecting container 54 into the storage container 41. This allows the consumption of fresh water to be reduced.
  • the storage container 41 has an overflow 56, which preferably flows into the collecting container 54 in order to drain the excess water again, for example through the feed pump 51, and to the storage container 41 to supply.
  • FIG 2 is an alternative embodiment of the switch 23 Figure 1 shown.
  • the structure of the switch 23 and the arrangement of the storage container 41 as well as the supply of water via the at least one water nozzle 44 corresponds to the embodiment Figure 1 .
  • the storage container 41 is not filled by a feed pump 51, but rather through a sliding section 21 running above the storage container 51.
  • water can also be guided along the sliding surface 19 to minimize friction.
  • slots 53 can be provided through which the excess water is led out of the slide section 21 and fed to the storage container 41.
  • a collecting container 54 can be provided below the sliding section 21, which is connected to the storage container 41 via a line.
  • FIG 3 a schematic view of an alternative embodiment of the switch 23 is shown.
  • a curved or arcuate or elliptical course is provided between the adjacent first and second chute connections 24, 25 and the third chute connection 27 located opposite or distant therefrom.
  • the first and second chute connections 24, 25 are arranged adjacent to one another.
  • the third slide connection 27 is positioned at an angle ⁇ relative to the first and second slide connections 24, 25.
  • This angle ⁇ can be as shown in Figure 3 be 180°.
  • This angle ⁇ can basically cover a range from 45 to 270°.
  • the sliding person slides into the switch 23 through a supplying slide section 21, which leads to the first slide connection 24.
  • a crest 29 or elevation is provided, that is, the third chute connection 27 or a crest 29 or elevation provided shortly before or after is opposite the entry into the switch 23 at the first chute connection 24 elevated.
  • the switch is 23 according to Figure 3 shown, with an alternative connection to a slide section of a slide 11 being shown.
  • the sliding person slides into the switch 23, 30 via the third slide connection 27. If there is a high level of kinetic energy, the sliding person can leave the switch 23 via the first slide connection 24. If the kinetic energy is lower, the sliding person will leave the switch 23 via the second slide connection 25. This is caused by the first slide connection 24 being raised relative to the second slide connection 25.
  • the switch 23 can be formed from closed tubes. These closed tubes can be made of plastic. These tubes can be made of opaque materials. Partially, partially or completely transparent sections of the tubes can also be provided.

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  1. Méthode pour contrôler la direction d'un toboggan dans un point de dérivation (23) d'un toboggan aquatique,
    - la surface de glissement (19) du point de dérivation (23) est mouillée avec de l'eau et le point de dérivation (23) est formé :
    - avec un premier connecteur de glissière (24) pour une entrée de glissière,
    - avec un deuxième connecteur de glissière (25) pour une sortie de glissière,
    - avec un troisième connecteur de glissière (27) pour une autre sortie de glissière,
    - dans lequel le premier et le deuxième connecteur de glissière (24, 25) sont adjacents l'un à l'autre, et le troisième connecteur de glissière (27) est éloigné ou opposé au premier et au deuxième connecteur de glissière (24, 25), et une zone d'embouchure (34) est formée entre le premier et le deuxième connecteur de glissière (24, 25) et le troisième connecteur de glissière (27),
    - avec un premier chemin de glissement (37), qui va du premier connecteur de glissement (24) au deuxième connecteur de glissement (25), et avec un deuxième chemin de glissement (38), qui va du premier connecteur de glissement (24) au troisième connecteur de glissement (27),
    - la troisième glissière (27) est surélevée par rapport à la première et à la deuxième glissière (24, 25) dans le sens vertical et, à partir de la zone de l'embouchure (34), une section inclinée (35) est prévue en direction de la troisième glissière (27),
    caractérise par le fait que
    - l'eau est fournie à la section inclinée (35) et/ou à un sommet (29) situé entre la section inclinée (35) et le troisième connecteur de glissière (27) par l'intermédiaire d'au moins une buse d'eau contrôlable (44), et
    - la quantité d'eau fournie à la surface de glissement (19) dans la section inclinée (35) et/ou le sommet (29) permet de contrôler un glissement traversant de la première ou du deuxième chemin de glissement (37, 38).
  2. Procédé selon la revendication 1, caractérisé par le fait qu'au moins une buse d'eau (44) est prévue le long de la section inclinée (35) et/ou d'au moins une crête du sommet (29), et que l'eau est fournie à la surface de glissement (19).
  3. Procédé selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisé par le fait qu'un réservoir de stockage (41) est placé au-dessus du sommet (29) du point de dérivation (23), et que là au moins une buse d'eau (44) du point de dérivation (23) est alimentée en eau à partir du réservoir de stockage (41).
  4. Procédé selon la revendication 3, caractérisé par le fait que le récipient de stockage (41) est rempli par une pompe de transport (51) fonctionnant de préférence en continu et ayant de préférence une faible puissance de transport.
  5. Procédé selon la revendication 3 ou 4, caractérisé par le fait que le réservoir de stockage (41) est rempli par l'eau excédentaire provenant d'une section de glissement (21) et est transporté par la pompe de transport (51) dans le réservoir de stockage (41).
  6. Procédé selon la revendication 3, caractérisé par le fait que le réservoir de stockage (41) est rempli par l'excès d'eau provenant d'une section de glissière (21) qui passe au-dessus du réservoir de stockage (41) et est distribué par la section de glissière qui passe au-dessus.
  7. Procédé selon l'une des revendications 3 à 6, caractérisé par le fait que le récipient de stockage (41) est ouvert pour distribuer l'eau stockée à l'aide d'une fermeture (47) commandée électriquement par un signal de commande.
  8. Procédé selon la revendication 7, caractérisé par le fait que l'alimentation en eau sous forme de torrent est commandée par la fermeture (47).
  9. Procédé selon la revendication 7, caractérisé par le fait que le signal de commande pour l'ouverture de la fermeture (47) est déclenché par une barrière lumineuse dans le point de dérivation (23) ou dans la piste du toboggan (16) ou par un utilisateur dans une zone de départ du toboggan ou par un bouton de déclenchement par une tierce personne adjacente au toboggan ou par un dispositif de commande (49) du toboggan dans des intervalles temporels d'une manière contrôlée dans le temps ou au hasard.
  10. Point de dérivation pour une piste de glisse (16) d'un toboggan aquatique, dans lequel une surface de glisse (19) du point de dérivation (23) est mouillée avec de l'eau, et le point de dérivation (23) est formé :
    - avec un premier connecteur de glissière (24) pour une entrée de glissière,
    - avec un deuxième connecteur de glissière (25) pour une sortie de glissière,
    - avec un troisième connecteur de glissière (27) pour une autre sortie de glissière,
    - dans lequel le premier et le deuxième connecteur de glissière (24, 25) sont adjacents l'un à l'autre, et le troisième connecteur de glissière (27) est éloigné ou opposé au premier et au deuxième connecteur de glissière (24, 25), et une zone d'embouchure (34) est formée entre le premier et le deuxième connecteur de glissière (24, 25) et le troisième connecteur de glissière (27),
    - avec un premier chemin de glissement (37), qui va du premier connecteur de glissement (24) au deuxième connecteur de glissement (25), avec un deuxième chemin de glissement (38), qui va du premier connecteur de glissement (24) au troisième connecteur de glissement (27),
    - la troisième glissière (27) est surélevée par rapport à la première et à la deuxième glissière (24, 25) dans le sens vertical et, à partir de la zone de l'embouchure (34), une section inclinée (35) est prévue en direction de la troisième glissière (27),
    caractérise par le fait que
    - au moins une buse d'eau (44) est prévue dans la section inclinée (35) et/ou dans un sommet (29) formé entre la section inclinée (35) et le troisième connecteur de glissière (27), par laquelle une quantité d'eau peut être fournie de manière contrôlée à la section inclinée (35) et/ou au sommet (29) .
  11. Point de dérivation selon la revendication 10, caractérisé par le fait qu'un réservoir de stockage de l'eau est prévu au-dessus du sommet (29), qui est relié à au moins une buse d'eau (44) par l'intermédiaire d'au moins une conduite.
  12. Point de dérivation selon la revendication 11, caractérisé par le fait que d'au moins une pompe de transport (51), de préférence fonctionnant en continu, qui remplit le réservoir de stockage (41) .
  13. Point de dérivation selon la revendication 11 ou 12, caractérisé par le fait que le réservoir de stockage (41) comprend un trop-plein (56), qui se termine de préférence dans un récipient collecteur (54), dont les ouvertures ou fentes de sortie (53) dans la surface de glissement (19) sont affectées au point de dérivation (23) ou à une autre section de glissement (21) de la glissière.
  14. Point de dérivation selon les revendications 10 à 13, caractérisé par le fait qu'un dispositif de commande (49) est prévu, au moyen duquel un signal de commande peut être contrôlé pour ouvrir une fermeture (27) du réservoir de stockage (41).
  15. Point de dérivation selon les revendications 10 à 14, caractérisé par le fait que la surface de glissement (19) est formée dans un canal fermé (46), et que l'au moins une buse d'eau (44) est prévue sur des sections de parois latérales du canal (46) et/ou sur un plan radial par rapport à la surface de glissement (19).
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