JP5579098B2 - Oil pan for passenger conveyor - Google Patents

Description

  The present embodiment relates to an oil pan for a passenger conveyor.

  Passenger conveyors such as escalators and moving walkways are a truss as a chassis that supports passengers and their own weight, and a plurality of steps that carry passengers by circulating between one entrance and the other entrance in this truss, There are balustrades standing on both ends of the plurality of steps. The truss is assembled with a plurality of beam members, and has a substantially rectangular cross section having both side surface portions and a bottom surface portion in a cross section perpendicular to the longitudinal direction in the vicinity of the entrance and exit corresponding to the end portion in the longitudinal direction.

  In passenger conveyors such as escalators, where the height of one entrance / exit and the other entrance / exit are high, an oil pan for receiving dripping of oil that is injected into the chain connecting the steps is located on the bottom of the truss. A plurality are provided along the longitudinal direction of the truss. The oil dripped from the chain or the like connecting the steps is finally collected in an oil pan provided at the end on the lower floor side.

  Moreover, in the passenger conveyor provided outdoors, since it enters rainwater or a truss, not only the oil dripped from the chain etc. but also rainwater flows into the oil pan. The oil and rainwater that has flowed into the oil pan are adsorbed and separated by the oil adsorbent disposed on the bottom of the oil pan, and only the rainwater is discharged from the drain port provided at the end of the lower floor. It is drained to the outside (see, for example, Patent Document 1 below).

JP-A-8-20486

  However, on passenger conveyors installed outdoors, in addition to rainwater, trash enters the truss, and oil that has flowed into the oil pan and trash that has entered the truss are mixed into the oil pan. The oil adsorbent disposed on the bottom surface is likely to be clogged, and the oil contained in the rainwater may flow out from the drain port without being adsorbed.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and an object of the present invention is to provide an oil pan for a passenger conveyor in which the performance of separating oil from water is unlikely to deteriorate.

  The oil pan of the passenger conveyor according to the embodiment is arranged in the bottom of the truss of the passenger conveyor along the moving direction of the step, and the oil of the passenger conveyor that discharges liquid from a drain outlet provided at one end in the moving direction of the step It is a pan, a pair of side walls formed to protrude upward along the moving direction of the step from both side edges of the bottom, and the pair of side walls disposed from the bottom to the upstream side of the drain port A bank part that protrudes upward to a lower position and connects the pair of side wall parts, and that is disposed on the upstream side of the bank part and protrudes upward from the bottom position to a position higher than the bank part to connect the pair of side wall parts. And a weir part.

It is a side view which shows the passenger conveyor to which the oil pan concerning the 1st Embodiment of this invention was applied. It is a perspective view of the oil pan located in the edge part of a lower floor side. It is AA sectional drawing of FIG. It is sectional drawing of the oil pan concerning the 2nd Embodiment of this invention. It is sectional drawing of the oil pan concerning the 3rd Embodiment of this invention.

(First embodiment)
A first embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

  The passenger conveyor 1 illustrated in FIG. 1 is an escalator to which the oil pan 20 according to the first embodiment of the present invention is applied. In addition, although this embodiment demonstrates the case of an escalator as a passenger conveyor to which the oil pan 20 is applied, the oil pan 20 can also be applied to a moving walkway.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the passenger conveyor 1 boarded the tread of the step 2 by circulating and moving a number of steps 2 between the upper floor entrance 8 and the lower floor entrance 9. Passengers are transported across the upper and lower floors. A pair of left and right balustrades 10 are provided on both sides of the step 2, and a handrail belt 12 that circulates and moves in synchronization with the step 2 is attached to the outer periphery of the balustrade 10.

  A number of steps 2 are connected by an endless step chain 3 and are arranged in a truss 4 installed under the floor of the building.

  A sprocket 5 and a drive device 6 including a drive motor and a speed reducer are disposed on the upper floor side of the truss 4, and a sprocket 7 is disposed on the lower floor side of the truss 4.

At the bottom of the truss 4 are a plurality of oil pans 20 that overlap each other.
Arranged throughout the truss 4 along the moving direction M of the step 2. Each oil pan 20 is fixed by bolting or the like so as not to be displaced relative to the truss 4.

  A drain port 12 is provided in an oil pan (hereinafter referred to as a lower oil pan) 20 a disposed at the lower end of the truss 4 among the plurality of oil pans 20. Water and oil such as rain water collected in the oil pan 20 flows downward in the tilt direction of the truss 4 and finally flows into the lower oil pan 20a.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the lower oil pan 20a has a box shape that opens to the upper surface. The bottom oil pan 20a is formed in the bottom portion 23 and drains water from the lower oil pan 20a to the outside. The drain port 22, a pair of side wall portions 24 that are formed to project upward from the side edges of the bottom portion 23 along the step moving direction M, and the bank portion 28 and the weir portion 29 provided on the upstream side of the drain port 22. With.

  The bottom 23 is inclined with respect to the horizontal plane h so as to become higher as the distance from the drainage port 22 increases, so that the water flowing into the lower oil pan 20a from the oil pan 20 adjacent to the moving direction M of the step 2 can be reduced. Oil flows toward the drain port 22.

  The bank portion 28 is a plate-like body that protrudes upward from the bottom portion 23 to a position lower than the pair of side wall portions 24, extends along the width direction W of the passenger conveyor 1, and is welded to the pair of side wall portions 24, for example. Are connected by The dam portion 29 is a plate-like body that protrudes upward from a position spaced apart from the bottom portion 23 to a position higher than the bank portion 28, and along the width direction W of the passenger conveyor 1, similar to the bank portion 28. It extends and is connected to the pair of side wall portions 24 by, for example, welding.

  The bank portion 28 and the weir portion 29 are disposed with a predetermined distance C therebetween, and the bank portion 28 is disposed closer to the drain port 22 than the weir portion 29. That is, the bank portion 28 is disposed on the upstream side of the drain port 22, and the dam portion 29 is disposed on the further upstream side of the bank portion 28. In addition, although the space | interval C of the bank part 28 and the dam part 29 is not specifically limited, In this embodiment, you may set to 10 mm or less, for example.

  The oil pan 20 of the passenger conveyor of the present embodiment receives oil dripped from the step chain 3 or the like, water and dust that has entered the truss 4, and enters the lower floor side end of the truss 4 in a mixed state. The oil, water, and dust collected in the lower oil pan 20 a arranged and collected in the lower oil pan 20 a flow toward the drain port 22 according to the inclination of the bottom 23. When oil, water, and dust reach the most upstream side of the drain port 22, bank portion 28, and weir portion 29, oil and dust (for example, dust) having a specific gravity smaller than that of water are reduced. Water and dirt (for example, pebbles and branches) having a specific gravity greater than that of water are dammed by the portion 29 and pass to the bank portion 28 through a gap S formed between the bottom portion 23 below the dam portion 29. Flowing. That is, in the dam portion 29, dust having a specific gravity smaller than that of oil and water is removed from the mixed oil, water, and dust.

  And the water which reached the bank part 28 through the space | interval S and the garbage with larger specific gravity than water are once dammed up by the bank part 28, Then, water overflows from the upper part of the bank part 28, and the drain port 22 Garbage that flows in and has a specific gravity greater than that of water stagnates at the bottom 23. That is, at the bank portion 28, dust having a specific gravity greater than that of water is removed from the mixed water and the dust having a specific gravity greater than that of water.

  As described above, in the present embodiment, the bank portion 28 that protrudes upward from the bottom portion 23 is disposed on the upstream side of the drain outlet, and the space portion S is spaced upstream from the bottom portion 23 on the further upstream side of the bank portion 28. By disposing the dam portion 29 that protrudes toward the bottom, oil and dust can be separated and removed from the oil, water, and dust, and only water can be discharged from the drain port 22 to the outside.

  Moreover, in this embodiment, since the oil which floated in the water is blocked by the dam portion 29 so as to remove the oil from the oil and the water, clogging such as an oil adsorbent hardly occurs. The ability to separate oil from water is unlikely to deteriorate.

  Further, as exemplified in the present embodiment, by setting the distance C between the bank portion 28 and the weir portion 29 to 10 mm or less, the dust that is blocked by the bank portion 28 and stagnate in the bottom portion 23 is discharged from the bank portion 28 to the drain port. 22 is difficult to flow into.

(Second Embodiment)
Next, the oil pan 20 of the passenger conveyor of 2nd Embodiment is demonstrated based on FIG.

  In the first embodiment described above, the weir portion 29 is connected to the pair of side wall portions 24 by welding. However, in the oil pan 20 of this embodiment, as shown in FIG. A mounting piece 30 protruding in the direction (that is, toward the opposing side wall portion 24) is provided, and a plate-like dam portion 29 is detachably attached to the mounting piece 30 with a bolt 31.

  In this manner, by attaching the dam portion 29 to the side wall portion 24 so as to be detachable, the dam portion 29 can be removed during maintenance to easily remove the dust accumulated between the bank portion 28 and the dam portion 29. it can.

  Further, in this embodiment, the bolt hole through which the bolt 31 provided on the dam portion 29 or the attachment piece 30 is inserted may be configured as a long hole extending in the vertical direction so that the vertical position of the dam portion 29 can be adjusted. . Thereby, the space | interval S of the bottom part 23 and the dam part 29 can be adjusted, and the balance of the performance which removes oil from water, and the amount of water which can be drained from the drain outlet 22 per unit time can be adjusted.

  In addition, except the above-mentioned structure and effect, it is the same as that of 1st Embodiment, and detailed description is abbreviate | omitted.

(Third embodiment)
Next, the oil pan 20 of the passenger conveyor of the third embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.

  The difference between the present embodiment and the first embodiment described above is that an upstream bank portion 32 is provided on the upstream side of the weir portion 29.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the upstream bank portion 32 is a plate-like body that protrudes upward from the bottom portion 23 to a position lower than the pair of side wall portions 24, and extends along the width direction W of the passenger conveyor 1. The pair of side wall portions 24 are connected by, for example, welding. The upstream bank portion 32 extends to a position higher than the bank portion 32 disposed close to the drain port 22 and ends at a position lower than the weir portion 29.

  In this embodiment, the oil and dust that flow over the upstream bank portion 32 and flow between the dam portion 29 and the upstream bank portion 32 may be blocked by the upstream bank portion 32 and flow backward. Therefore, oil and dust collect between the weir portion 29 and the upstream bank portion 32. Therefore, it becomes easy to remove oil and dust during maintenance.

  In addition, except the above-mentioned structure and effect, it is the same as that of 1st Embodiment, and detailed description is abbreviate | omitted.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Passenger conveyor 2 ... Step 3 ... Step chain 4 ... Truss 5 ... Sprocket 6 ... Drive device 7 ... Sprocket 8 ... Boarding gate 9 ... Boarding gate 10 ... Railing 12 ... Handrail belt 12 ... Drain port 20 ... Oil pan 20a ... Bottom Side oil pan 22 ... drain port 23 ... bottom 24 ... side wall 28 ... bank portion 29 ... weir portion 30 ... mounting piece 31 ... bolt 32 ... upstream bank portion 32 ... bank portion C ... interval M ... moving direction S ... interval W … Width direction h… horizontal plane

Claims (5)

An oil pan of a passenger conveyor that is aligned and arranged along the direction of movement of the steps at the bottom of the truss of the passenger conveyor and that discharges liquid from a drain outlet provided at one end of the direction of movement of the steps,
A bottom portion, a pair of side wall portions formed to project upward along the moving direction of the step from both side edge portions of the bottom portion, and disposed on the upstream side of the drainage port and from above the bottom portion to a position lower than the pair of side wall portions A bank portion that protrudes upward and connects the pair of side wall portions, and a weir portion that protrudes upward from a position spaced upstream from the bottom portion to a position higher than the bank portion, and is connected to the pair of side wall portions. And an oil pan for a passenger conveyor.   The oil pan for a passenger conveyor according to claim 1, wherein an interval between the bank portion and the weir portion along the moving direction of the step is 10 mm or less.   The said dam part is provided so that removal is possible, The oil pan of the passenger conveyor of Claim 1 or 2 characterized by the above-mentioned.   The said dam part is provided so that the position adjustment of an up-down direction is possible, The oil pan of the passenger conveyor of any one of Claims 1-3 characterized by the above-mentioned.   The upstream bank portion including an upstream bank portion projecting upward from the bottom portion to a position higher than the bank portion and lower than the bank portion and connecting the pair of side wall portions on the upstream side of the weir portion. The oil pan of the passenger conveyor of any one of Claims.

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