EP4236667A1 - Modulares werkzeugsystem zur bodenbearbeitung - Google Patents
Modulares werkzeugsystem zur bodenbearbeitungInfo
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- EP4236667A1 EP4236667A1 EP21802685.4A EP21802685A EP4236667A1 EP 4236667 A1 EP4236667 A1 EP 4236667A1 EP 21802685 A EP21802685 A EP 21802685A EP 4236667 A1 EP4236667 A1 EP 4236667A1
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- tool
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
- A01B—SOIL WORKING IN AGRICULTURE OR FORESTRY; PARTS, DETAILS, OR ACCESSORIES OF AGRICULTURAL MACHINES OR IMPLEMENTS, IN GENERAL
- A01B63/00—Lifting or adjusting devices or arrangements for agricultural machines or implements
- A01B63/02—Lifting or adjusting devices or arrangements for agricultural machines or implements for implements mounted on tractors
- A01B63/10—Lifting or adjusting devices or arrangements for agricultural machines or implements for implements mounted on tractors operated by hydraulic or pneumatic means
- A01B63/102—Lifting or adjusting devices or arrangements for agricultural machines or implements for implements mounted on tractors operated by hydraulic or pneumatic means characterised by the location of the mounting on the tractor, e.g. on the rear part
- A01B63/104—Lifting or adjusting devices or arrangements for agricultural machines or implements for implements mounted on tractors operated by hydraulic or pneumatic means characterised by the location of the mounting on the tractor, e.g. on the rear part on the middle part, i.e. between front and rear wheels
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
- A01B—SOIL WORKING IN AGRICULTURE OR FORESTRY; PARTS, DETAILS, OR ACCESSORIES OF AGRICULTURAL MACHINES OR IMPLEMENTS, IN GENERAL
- A01B63/00—Lifting or adjusting devices or arrangements for agricultural machines or implements
- A01B63/02—Lifting or adjusting devices or arrangements for agricultural machines or implements for implements mounted on tractors
- A01B63/10—Lifting or adjusting devices or arrangements for agricultural machines or implements for implements mounted on tractors operated by hydraulic or pneumatic means
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
- A01B—SOIL WORKING IN AGRICULTURE OR FORESTRY; PARTS, DETAILS, OR ACCESSORIES OF AGRICULTURAL MACHINES OR IMPLEMENTS, IN GENERAL
- A01B79/00—Methods for working soil
- A01B79/005—Precision agriculture
Definitions
- the invention relates to a tool system for agricultural processes and soil cultivation.
- a multifunctional agricultural machine is disclosed in US Pat. No. 3,971,446 A.
- This multifunctional agricultural machine is designed to perform multiple agricultural work such as planting, fertilizing and harvesting, if necessary "tillage".
- the multifunctional character eliminates the need to invest in individual specific machines.
- the disclosed agricultural machine consists of a vehicle with a driver's cab for an operator, a motor that both moves the vehicle and delivers part of its power to a lateral interface.
- interchangeable work units such as sprayers, planting or harvesting machines can be attached. These are carried by additional, detachable and laterally extendable support arms, which are controlled from the vehicle.
- DE 10 2017 201 425 A1 discloses an autonomous robotic agricultural machine for performing one or more agricultural operations.
- the machine has a frame with a length and an adjustable width.
- a plurality of ground engaging mechanisms are coupled to the frame for propelling the machine in a direction of travel.
- the machine further includes a controller, a power generation device, and a generator, the controller controlling the machine.
- the generator receives mechanical power from the power generation device and generates electric power.
- a docking assembly is also coupled to the frame. Said docking assembly includes a power unit and at least one coupler for coupling multiple agricultural implements.
- US 2013 0199 807 A1 describes an adjustable agricultural implement for soil cultivation.
- This agricultural device has a frame with a variety of Fastening or mounting surfaces. It is provided here that a large number of interchangeable soil treatment modules be detachably coupled to said mounting surfaces.
- the interchangeable tillage modules can be arranged in a predetermined order depending on tillage needs.
- a soil treatment device is disclosed in DE 10 2010 005 183 B4.
- This soil treatment device has at least one attachable machine frame and is suitable for being coupled to a tractor.
- Various tools for tillage, in particular rows of tines and/or discs or cultivators and/or harrows, which are suspended on the machine frame, are connected to the ground-engaging tool unit formed in this way by means of the attachable machine frame, with a trailing roller and a working depth adjustment device for adjusting the working depth of the ground-engaging tool unit.
- the entire system has a rear roller height adjustment device for adjusting the height of the rear roller relative to the machine frame.
- Both the working depth adjustment device and the rear-mounted height adjustment device have a pressurized fluid drive, which ensures that the working depth adjustment and the rear-mounted height adjustment device are infinitely variable.
- Coupling tools or tool systems of this type are subject to a wide variety of wear and tear or can at least be severely damaged, if not destroyed, during use for tillage, as a result of which the individual tools leave the optimum operating condition within the scope of their area of application without adequate correction. Furthermore, the assembly and disassembly of the individual tools or tool modules is still associated with a considerable expenditure of time.
- the object of the invention is to overcome the disadvantages of the prior art and to propose a user-friendly tool system.
- the device has at least one tool module with a quick-coupling interface and at least one carrier designed to accommodate the at least one tool module with a quick-coupling interface and at least one data processing unit designed for computer-assisted tool management; on.
- the carrier with at least one quick coupling interface which is suitable for receiving the tool module is, comprises at least one support frame, at least one interface for computer-aided tool module identification and at least one sensor unit.
- the carrier frame includes at least one quick coupling interface for a tool module.
- the tool module in turn has at least one device, preferably for outdoor use, includes at least one suspension compatible with the quick coupling point on the carrier frame, at least one computer-readable storage medium for computer-readable data and at least one interface for data transmission of computer-readable data.
- a tool management or tool management system is understood to mean computer-assisted measures for managing and/or controlling the tool modules. This is implemented, for example, but not exclusively, using a database on a data processing system.
- the individual tools are each uniquely identified and parameters relevant to the user are assigned to the tools.
- a tool module identification is understood to be preferably computer-readable information that is suitable for storing and displaying a wide variety of parameters of the tool module or even of the individual tools of the tool module.
- the computer-assisted tool module identification is preferably, but not exclusively, contactless, so that the information for tool module identification can be transmitted wirelessly.
- the tool module identification is stored on the computer-readable storage medium.
- Computer-readable storage media include local physical storage media (e.g., but not exclusively, hard drives, RFID tags, USB flash drives or QCR codes, barcodes) and also non-local storage (IT cloud solutions).
- the parameters relating to the tool module can be located on the storage medium.
- the parameters of the tool module include tool module ID, usage time, working time, tool dimensions, nominal working speed, nominal working depth, working behavior of the tools (active/passive), special setting parameters (e.g. speed), number of individual tools/working areas, tool module wear, individual tool ( EW) ID, EW: ACTUAL wear, wear limit, displacement, deformation, loss, position understood.
- These parameters of the tool module are intended to be stored on the computer-readable storage medium. It is also conceivable to store only a selection of the parameters mentioned. In the case of concepts with non-local storage media (e.g. IT cloud solution), at least the tool ID must be saved.
- the parameters of the tool control include, for example: Positioning of the tool module in space, speed/feed/slip of active (moving) tools, control of the output quantities. Based on the parameters of the tool control, for example, adjustments are made in the event of wear or adjustments when cornering and/or changes in the soil conditions near the tool.
- a quick coupling interface means a mechanical coupling between a tool module and the carrier frame.
- the mechanical coupling can be formed, for example, by a related bayonet catch or the like; the coupling can be effected without tools, for example; the coupling can be effected automatically, for example.
- the coupling is not limited to the aforementioned examples.
- At least one interface for data transmission and/or at least one interface for energy transmission (electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic) and/or at least one interface for media transmission (seed, fertilizer, etc.) is provided at defined points relative to the mechanical coupling. These relative positions are preferably mirror-symmetrical on the tool module and the carrier frame.
- construction, agricultural and municipal machines e.g. tractor with front/rear three-point hitch or front loader, telescopic, wheel and yard loader
- industrial trucks e.g. forklifts, pallet trucks
- other mobile or stationary hoists e.g. hoists, cranes, winches
- the position of the working tools depends on the respective process and the geometry of the tools used.
- the position of the working tools relates to the parameter of the working height for tool applications above the ground (e.g. mower, mulcher) or to the parameter of the working depth for tool applications in the ground (e.g. cultivator, plough, disc harrow).
- Active position control of the tools ensures that the parameters (working height/depth) are adhered to exactly and ensures consistently good work results.
- the carrier is equipped with an additional interface for attaching a trailing roller/packer.
- the carrier frame of the carrier is designed to be adjustable and/or controllable. Control units are provided for control. These control units are preferably, but not exclusively, realized by a data processing device.
- the carrier for accommodating the tool module is designed to be adjustable mechanically, electromechanically or by pressure.
- the adjusting devices also include combinations of the mechanical, electromechanical or pressure-actuated versions.
- the carrier is supplied with hydraulic oil by a pump driven by an electric motor or an internal combustion engine, with the pressure and volume flow being able to be variable or constant.
- a hydraulic actuator adjusts the carrier frame and tool module. After that, another actuator can set a bolt to secure both parts. This is advantageous because robust adjustment mechanisms can be implemented in this way.
- the quick-coupling interface is designed to adapt and operate the tool module such that it can be tilted to the soil profile, preferably along one axis, particularly preferably along two axes and particularly preferably in three axes. Furthermore, the tool module can preferably be moved and adjusted along at least one additional degree of free ice.
- the tool module is particularly preferably designed for movement in all of its six degrees of freedom (three axes of rotation and three axes of translation).
- the interaction of sensors and data processing unit recognizes the coupled tool and automatically controls or adjusts its orientation and/or inclination relative to the surrounding terrain by means of suitable actuators, especially when cornering and/or bumps.
- the distance to the ground surface is determined by means of sensor units and adjusted and, if necessary, regulated by means of kinematics in such a way that the desired working depth is achieved. Since special devices, such as mulchers or mowers, are driven directly on the ground surface, the use of a wide variety of tool modules with the support frame according to the invention is thus advantageously made possible. This in turn results in an economic and logistical advantage, since only the tool modules with only at least one carrier frame have to be procured.
- the quick-coupling interface between the carrier and the tool module has at least one kinematic system and/or at least one actuator.
- This is advantageous because variable depth control is made possible in this way. So the depth e.g. soil tillage tools are controlled via the kinematics of the tool module.
- the distance between the floor and a reference point for example on the support frame, is determined using a corresponding sensor system. This sensor system can work without contact or with contact.
- the current position of the adjustment mechanisms or the associated actuators is determined.
- the target working depth can be set by the position of the actuators of the kinematics, the geometric relationships of sensors, tool and carrier frame as well as the current distance between the ground and one reference point. In this way, it is possible to react to uneven ground and advantageously enables an active change in height during operation.
- the sensor unit is selected from inductive sensors, capacitive sensors, acceleration sensors or optical sensors. This also includes, but is not limited to, sensor units made up of combinations of inductive, capacitive and/or optical sensors.
- the carrier is designed for mounting on a traveling or walking mechanism.
- the running gear or walking gear is associated with a towing vehicle and/or has at least one coupling option for a towing vehicle.
- the chassis, walking mechanism or vehicle is designed for mechanical, electromechanical or pressure-related adjustment of the working height of the tool module.
- the running gear or parts of running gears also include trailing elements such as trailing rollers or packers, for example, but not exclusively.
- an additional carrier or tool carrier is designed as a storage device.
- This storage device is preferably designed to be stackable.
- the respective area to be serviced can advantageously be moved to a comfortable working height by suitably tilting or tilting the tool modules.
- the tool module has at least one interface for power transmission and/or an autonomous energy supply. This is advantageous because it allows modularization of mobile and/or active tools with non-zero power consumption. Furthermore, a simplified functional test is made possible in maintenance mode.
- active tools can be used for additional driving force or for additional feed.
- the method of computer-aided tool management has the following steps: a) recording a target status of at least one tool, b) storing the information on the target status of the relevant tool in computer-readable form, c) recording the actual status of at least one tool, d ) Storage of the information on the actual status of the tool in question in computer-readable form, e) Identification of correlated target and actual statuses, f) Comparison of correlated target and actual statuses, g) Output of a forecast of the future actual status of the respective tool regarding and h) Deriving and issuing a recommendation for action regarding the respective tool, with the computer-aided tool management distinguishing at least between the following recommendations for action:
- a new target state is defined by a measurement run with an actual state.
- the computer-readable information about the target and/or actual state is selected from the list: Type of at least one tool, application area of the tool, previous service life of the tool, geometric arrangement of at least one tool component, identification feature of the tool component and/or wear of the tool tool component.
- the comparison of the TARGET-ACTUAL information takes place during status recognition. This sends the information (correction tool position, individual tool deformed/missing%) to the tool management. As a result, the tool management reacts by adjusting the tool position and/or reporting to the operator and/or reporting to higher-level systems.
- the parameters of the tool module are stored on a storage medium.
- the information is transferred from the tool module to the data processing unit of the tool management.
- the tool management recognizes based on the parameters: type of tool, previous operating time, current degree of wear, which parameters for are to be taken over by the carrier platform for the subsequent operation. This is, for example, the working depth and/or the operating speed.
- the attached sensor system monitors the tools in the process. The monitoring can take place continuously or sporadically. Sporadic monitoring is implemented, for example, in that all parameters of the tools are only assessed when the tool module is lifted.
- the tool management system independently evaluates the severity of the change, for example (but not exclusively) by carrying out a data comparison with the history of the data stored on the storage medium. In this way, wear can be detected by a long-term trend. In this way, short-term changes such as contamination or destruction of the tool can also be registered and detected. Depending on the severity of the detected change, the user is given direct feedback or this change is transferred to the tool management system as a new key figure. In any case, the changes are stored on the storage medium of the tool module. This has the advantage that such a manipulation of tools is made more difficult.
- data relating to the geometric nature of the tool is stored on the storage medium. These can be measurement data from the new tool, digitized design data or image data. This advantageously provides a stable basis for comparison with changes. This is advantageously used for self-reference.
- FIG. 1 In FIG. 1, an exemplary structure of the machine system is shown schematically in a self-propelled version.
- installation spaces drawn in, which are identified by ((8), ((9), ((10) and ((11).
- the machine system has a carrier/main frame ((1) to which all essential components are attached.
- the system is based on front drive wheels and non-driven rear wheels of the chassis.
- rolling and/or compacting working devices are provided, which are height-adjustable. These are connected to the carrier/main frame ((1) via the interface and are therefore interchangeable and interchangeable.
- the main work process preferably takes place in construction space 1 ((8) and is carried out by a tool or a tool group in a modular design ((4).
- construction space 1 (8) and is carried out by a tool or a tool group in a modular design ((4).
- the respective mountable devices are connected to the carrier/main frame ((1) via a quick coupling point according to the invention.
- the self-propelled version has an independent power supply module ((7) to provide the necessary power.
- the various power supply modules ((7) are for example, but not exclusively, internal combustion engines, battery-electric storage devices with an electric motor and/or a fuel cell with a coupled electric motor.
- the control, regulation and monitoring of the driving and working process is carried out via a control unit and/or an on-board computer ((5) of a so-called ECU.
- This system can communicate via an inventive interface for data transmission of computer-readable data ((12) with an inventive computer-readable storage medium for computer-readable data ((6).
- the system preferably moves at a speed during the work process. In the event that the work process includes soil tillage, the working depth required by the tool ((4) and the soil to be tilled is set. The information required for height adjustment is provided by the control unit and/or on-board computer ((5).
- Figure 2 schematically shows the exemplary structure of the machine system in a self-propelled design analogous to Figure 1, with the tool module ((4) also being shown lowered here.
- the height adjustment of the tool or the tool group in modular design ((4) takes place in the installation space 1 ((8 ) via a coupling gear ((17).
- a coupling frame ((16) on which the tool or the tool group in modular design ((4) is fastened via an interface with a quick coupler ((19)) is moved vertically.
- the tool or the Tool group in modular design ((4) has a module-side storage medium for computer-readable data ((22) which is read out and written to by the machine system via a data interface ((21) can be used.
- the information read out is processed by the control unit and/or on-board computer ((5) and used to control the work process.
- Tool states Operating/device parameters or other process/machine information can be stored that can be used for process/machine control by the control device or the on-board computer ((5).
- this data can also be stored in the form of an IT cloud solution more generally from a computer-readable storage medium ( (6) non-locally via the interface according to the invention for data transmission c computer-readable data ((12) can be obtained.
- Figure 4 shows schematically a device for storing ((26) at least one tool or a tool group in modular design ((4), if these are not installed in the machine system according to the invention.
- the storage device shown is used not only for storage but also for storage, for transport as well as for maintenance/repair/overhaul. Stackability enables space-saving warehousing and logistics.
- the individual or stacked boxes can be moved by appropriate stationary or mobile machines and devices.
- a device for storage is shown on the left, which does not Tools or tool groups are housed in a modular design ((4).
- On the right-hand side three storage devices are stacked and each loaded with a tool or a tool group in a modular design ((4).
- FIG. 5 shows schematically the exemplary recommendations for action ((31) which, according to the method according to the invention, by the control unit; the on-board computer ((5) and/or the operator/technician/administrator on the local ((22) or non-local memory ( (6) have been deposited.
- the corresponding instructions ((31) for the specific case are read out.
- the reading out of this information is done manually or automatically by a corresponding reading device with a communication interface ((29).
- this information can also be transmitted via data transmission according to the invention of computer-readable data ((12) in a storage medium according to the invention for computer-readable information ((6), e.g. also non-locally in an IT cloud, and used to organize and carry out the work.
- the actual status of the tools is stored on the module-side storage medium for computer-readable data ((22).
- the machine system can also be operated by a towing vehicle, designed as a standard tractor ((36) in this example.
- a towing vehicle designed as a standard tractor ((36) in this example.
- the design, functionality and modularity of the self-propelled variant do not necessarily change in this case.
- the coupling with the standard tractor ((36) takes place, for example, but not limited to this, via a drawbar in the tractor lower link, a swiveling drawbar in the trailer hitch or ((42).
- the tractor ((36) generates the required tractive force and supplies the machine system with energy via a supply line ((37), among other things.
- the standard tractor ((36) via an interface for data transmission of computer-readable data ((12) with a computer-readable storage medium for computer-readable data ((6), for example and without limitation in non-local execution of an IT cloud , communicates and receives control and process information. This information is made available to the on-board computer ECU ((5) through the supply line ((37).
- the ECU ((5) depending on the version of the standard tractor ((36), can supply it via the Supply line ((37) transmit control commands and/or current process data such as speed, route, current position, provision of energy/data. For journeys that do not take place in the work process, the front area of the machine system can be lifted out via an actuator.
- a towed variant according to FIG. 6 is described in detail.
- a version of a standard tractor that is permitted in Germany serves as the towing vehicle.
- the modular machine system is coupled to the tractor (36) through a standard quick-disconnect interface.
- the tractor (36) provides power to the machine system (e.g. electrical, hydraulic, mechanical) (37), has an interface (37) for communication and data transmission with the modular carrier and brings up the required traction to cope with the work task.
- actively driven tools (4), chassis or trailing elements (2) can also be used to generate distribution and thus reduce the required traction of the tractor (36).
- the exchangeable tool module is connected to the modular carrier via a quick coupling interface (19) according to the invention.
- the storage medium (22) is read out via a data interface (21) of the machine system and the information is transmitted to the ECU (5) and evaluated.
- This information is used, for example, to identify the tool module (4) and to set various process parameters (e.g. working depth, working speed).
- process parameters e.g. working depth, working speed.
- information on the tool module (2) and work process can also be stored on a non-local memory (6). In this case, the data are obtained via a corresponding interface (12).
- a coupling gear (17) and possibly a height-adjustable chassis and/or height-adjustable tractor standard interface adjusts and regulates the tool module (4) and possibly the entire machine system in the vertical direction.
- the tool module (4) is moved in such a way that there is a defined ground clearance between the tools and the ground.
- the tool module (4) In the working position, the tool module (4) is in a defined position relative to the ground.
- the tool module (4) is guided to a defined working depth by the linkage (17).
- the working depth can be constant for the entire work process or variably adapted to the specific location.
- the machine system is supported at the front on the tractor (36) and at the rear on the chassis or the trailing organs (2).
- the tool module (4) When a tool is changed or removed, the tool module (4) is separated from the modular machine system at the quick-coupling interface (19) according to the invention.
- machine data and/or status information of the tool module (4) or the individual tools can be stored on the storage medium (22) or the external memory (6) and used for further use, for transport and storage as well as for maintenance and repairs.
- the tool modules (4) can be stored in devices (26) according to the invention. These enable easy transport and, thanks to their stackability, space-saving storage. In addition, these devices can be used for servicing and maintaining the tool modules (4).
- the information stored on the memory module (22) can be read out automatically and manually by the operating, maintenance and repair personnel.
- a (mobile) reading device (29) can be used for manual reading. After maintenance and repairs have been carried out, the current tool characteristic values can be stored on the storage medium (22) and thus read out after installation in the modular machine system and used for parameter setting.
- the machine system can be designed as a self-propelled, possibly autonomous machine.
- the interface to the standard tractor (36) is replaced by a module for the energy supply (7) and for the (primary) drive (2). The other functions remain unaffected.
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