JP6572013B2 - Track-and-shrinker for road-rail vehicles - Google Patents

Description

  BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an orbital vehicle track consolidation machine, and more specifically, an initial settlement after a roadbed construction such as a new railroad laying roadbed, roadbed replacement, equipment replacement, etc. The present invention relates to an orbital road consolidation machine for use in road-sharing vehicles used in consolidation work to promote settlement and suppress subsidence during track operation.

  The orbital consolidation machine is for exciting the roadbed through rails and sleepers to increase the ballast density. Conventionally, vehicles equipped with track consolidation machines (vibration devices) existed, but they are exclusively for track travel and cannot travel on general roads. The laborious work of placing the line there was indispensable.

  In addition, in the vibration-type consolidation device, when the vibration is transmitted in the direction perpendicular to the rail surface composed of two rails, the vibration can be transmitted to the rail without clamping the rail. However, when the vibration is applied in the direction parallel to the rail surface (horizontal direction), or in the case of vibration transmission with an excitation component in the direction parallel to the rail surface, the rail is moved by some clamping means. It is necessary to clamp and transmit vibration to the rail through the clamping means.

  For example, as the clamping means, a method of clamping the rail by pressing the rail from the inside of the gauge with a wheel with a flange and pressing the rail with a roller from the outside of the gauge has been adopted. However, according to this method, it is necessary that the wheel flange located in the gauge always be in contact with the rail. Even when the gauge dimension is changed due to slack or the like, the wheel flange is always It is required to keep in contact with the rail following the fluctuation. In order to meet this request and to ensure contact between the rail and the flange of the wheel, an expansion / contraction mechanism that presses the wheel against the rail so as to follow the rail head in the gauge is required. A support mechanism that supports the above is required.

  In that case, in order to follow the gauge dimensions, a telescopic mechanism such as a hydraulic cylinder applies an overhanging force to the rail from the gauge inside to the outside, and this is pressed by the clamp roller from the gauge outside. There is a possibility that an excessive load is applied to the rail due to the overhanging force from the inside. And the value of a gauge may change in connection with it. In order to avoid such an inconvenience, the axle has to have a complicated structure, and a problem arises that a structure for maintaining strength is also required.

Japanese Patent No. 3834116 JP 2001-246325 A JP 2008-248650 A

  As described above, a vehicle equipped with a conventional vibration exciter is exclusively for running on a track, and therefore requires a line work at a railroad crossing or the like. Also, when vibration is applied to the roadbed by the consolidation device, if vibration is applied in the direction parallel to the rail surface, or if vibration is transmitted with an excitation component in the direction parallel to the rail surface, the rail It is necessary to transmit the vibration to the rail via the clamping means. In the case of the conventional rail clamping means, when the variation in the gauge dimension is caused by slack or the like, the fluctuation is followed. The telescopic mechanism and the support mechanism for supporting the vibration device are required, and the axle has to have a complicated structure due to the relationship that it must have sufficient strength.

  Therefore, the present invention makes it possible to perform rail clamping during vibration excitation operations in consolidation work in a manner that can cope with variations in the gauge dimensions without using an expansion / contraction mechanism. It is an object of the present invention to provide a track consolidation machine for an amphibious vehicle that can avoid a complicated structure.

  The invention according to claim 1 for solving the above problem is an orbital consolidation machine mounted on a loading platform of an amphibious vehicle, wherein the orbital consolidation machine is installed so as to straddle the loading platform and is lifted by a lifting cylinder. A wheel support gantry that is driven up and down, and a vibration device and a rail clamp mechanism that are attached to the wheel support gantry and move up and down integrally with the wheel support gantry. The rail clamp mechanism includes a pair of clamp arms, A clamp cylinder for driving the clamp arm, and the pair of clamp arms is opened by the action of the clamp cylinder when the wheel support cradle is raised, and is used for the clamp when the wheel support cradle is lowered. An orbital compactor for an amphibious vehicle characterized in that it is closed by the action of a cylinder and operates to clamp the rail. .

In one embodiment, the rail clamp mechanism is a clamp part frame that is rotatably supported in a direction orthogonal to the rail by a suspension shaft that is installed on an inverted U-shaped side frame that constitutes the wheel support base. The pair of clamping cylinders is pivotally supported at the lower ends of the pair of cylinder mounting rods installed on the clamp part frame.

In one embodiment, the rail clamp mechanism has an insulating structure, and the vibration exciter is provided in a pair on the left and right, respectively, and is installed laterally on the clamp part frame of the rail clamp mechanism. It is attached to the vibration device suspension member fixed to the connecting member via an inclined cylinder, and is placed on the lower connecting member passed between the front and rear clamping unit frames , and is attached to the lower connecting member. The tilting motion is supported by the tilting cylinder .

  The present invention is as described above, and the orbital road consolidation machine according to the present invention is mounted on the road-railing vehicle, so that it can be placed directly from a railroad crossing and the like, and the mobility is improved. In addition, it is equipped with a rail clamp mechanism and a vibration device that are attached to the wheel support base and move up and down together with it, so that the rail can be clamped by the rail clamp mechanism during vibration operation. Therefore, it is possible to transmit the vibration from the vibration device without any waste in the order of the clamp part frame, the rail clamp roller, and the rail, and finally it can be transmitted to the road bed via the sleepers. . At that time, the clamp part frame can be rotated to follow the change in the dimension between the rails, so that the telescopic mechanism of the wheel / axle becomes unnecessary, and an excessive load is applied to the rail. Therefore, there is an effect that the preset value of slack and the value of the gauge are prevented from fluctuating due to the consolidation work.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a front view showing an entire configuration of a road-rail vehicle equipped with a track-road compactor for a road-rail vehicle according to the present invention (during track travel). It is a front view which shows the whole structure of the state which removed the cover of the track-and-rail vehicle equipped with the track-and-solidifier of the track-and-terrain vehicle which concerns on this invention (at the time of track running). It is a front view which shows the whole structure of the track-and-rail vehicle equipped with the track-and-road consolidation machine of the track-and-terrain vehicle which concerns on this invention (at the time of work). 1 is a front view of an orbital road compactor for an amphibious vehicle according to the present invention. 1 is a side view of an orbital road compactor for an amphibious vehicle according to the present invention. It is a schematic block diagram which shows the whole structure of the track orbit fixing machine of the road-rail vehicle which concerns on this invention. It is detail drawing of the clamp roller part of the rail clamp mechanism in the track consolidation machine of the road-rail vehicle which concerns on this invention. It is a cross-sectional view which shows the vibration excitation apparatus in the track consolidation machine of the road-rail vehicle which concerns on this invention. It is a longitudinal section showing an oscillating device in a track consolidation machine of an amphibious vehicle according to the present invention. It is a perspective view showing an example of composition of an oscillating device in a track consolidation machine of an amphibious vehicle according to the present invention. It is a perspective view which shows the other structural example of the vibration excitation apparatus in the track consolidation machine of the road-rail vehicle which concerns on this invention. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the structural example of the vibration apparatus shown in FIG. It is a cross-sectional view which shows the structure of the conventional vibration apparatus.

  Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the following description, the traveling direction of the vehicle (rail length direction) is defined as the front-rear direction, and the direction orthogonal thereto is defined as the left-right direction.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the overall configuration of an orbital vehicle 1 equipped with a track consolidation machine 11 according to the present invention during track running, and FIG. 2 shows a state in which the exterior cover 90 and the inner cover 91 are removed. Is. This road-rail vehicle 1 is a part of a pair of front and rear tires 2 and 3 used when traveling on a general road, a pair of front and rear wheels 4 and 5 used when traveling on a track, and a track consolidation machine 11. A pair of front and rear vibration device supporting wheels 12 and 13 that serve to lift the vehicle body on the rail 101 during consolidation work are provided.

  The front track running wheel 4 is lifted upward by the action of a wheel pulling cylinder 6 installed on the loading platform 8 of the road-rail vehicle 1 and is lifted from the road surface and the rail 101 when traveling on general roads and working ( When the vehicle is running on the track, it is returned downward and rides on the rail 101 (see FIGS. 1 and 2). Further, the rear-side track running wheel 5 is in the form of a bogie truck, and is driven up and down by a cylinder (not shown) installed on the loading platform 8 of the road-rail vehicle 1 and is lifted upward during general road running and work. Then, it floats up from the road surface and the rail 101 (see FIG. 3), and returns to the lower side and travels on the rail 101 (see FIGS. 1 and 2). The illustrated track running wheel 5 is configured to turn 90 degrees when raised. These orbital wheels 4 and 5 are rotationally driven by automobile power.

  As will be described later, the vibration device supporting wheels 12 and 13 are lowered during the consolidation operation and ride on the rails 101, so that the road-rail vehicle 1 is levitated. The wheels used as the vibration device supporting wheels 12 and 13 have a general simple structure in which the wheels are simply attached to the axles. Typically, the vibration device support wheels 12 and 13 are front-wheel drive, and the axle of the front vibration device support wheel 12 is driven by a generator 9 provided on the loading platform 8 of the road-rail vehicle 1. Then, it is rotationally driven by the front wheel drive device 10 described later.

  As shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, the track consolidation machine 11 includes a wheel support base 22 that supports the front and rear vibration device support wheels 12 and 13. The wheel support gantry 22 includes inverted U-shaped side frames 23 and 24 arranged on the left and right sides, and vertical rods before and after the side frames 23 and 24 are respectively provided with the vibration device support wheels 12 and 24. It is connected to 13 axles. That is, a bearing 25 is installed at the lower end of each vertical rod, the axle of the front vibration support wheel 12 is pivotally supported between the front bearings 25, 25, and the rear side between the rear bearings 25, 25. This is configured such that the axle of the vibration device supporting wheel 13 is pivotally supported.

  Further, a connecting rod 26 for connecting the bearings 25, 25 is passed between the front bearings 25, 25, and the above-described front wheel drive device 10 is installed on the connecting rod 26 (see FIGS. 4 and 6). .

  Guide posts 28, 28a, 29, and 29a are erected on the upper surfaces of the front and rear end portions of the side frames 23 and 24, respectively, and the upper ends of the front guide post 28 and the rear guide post 28a of the side frame 23 Are connected by a connecting rod 30 extending in the front-rear direction, and the upper ends of the front guide post 29 and the rear guide post 29a of the side frame 24 are connected by a connecting rod 30 extending in the front-rear direction.

  The guide posts 28, 28a, 29, and 29a are slidably inserted into the slide guides 31, 31a, 32, and 32a, respectively, so that the vertical movement operation is supported. The front slide guides 31 and 32 are installed on a cross beam 33 passed across the loading platform 8 of the road-rail vehicle 1 via a bracket 35, and the rear slide guides 31 a and 32 a also cross the loading platform 8. It installs in the crossed beam 34 passed through the bracket 36 (refer FIG. 4, 6). The horizontal beams 33 and 34 are installed on the cargo bed 8 via vibration isolation devices 38, respectively.

  The wheel support base 22 is lifted and lowered by lift cylinders 41 and 42 that are installed on the left and right of the loading platform 8 of the road-rail vehicle 1 and operate synchronously. That is, the lower ends of the rods of the wheel elevating cylinders 41 and 42 extending in the downward direction are connected to the middle portions of the upper sides extending in the front-rear direction of the side frames 23 and 24, respectively. As the telescopic motions 41 and 42 move up and down, the vibration device supporting wheels 12 and 13 ride on the rail 101 or rise from the rail 101.

  The wheel elevating cylinders 41 and 42 are attached to a cross beam 43 that is passed across the cargo bed 8 via a vibration isolation mechanism 38. The upper surfaces of the horizontal beams 43 and the horizontal beams 33 and 34 that support the slide guides 31, 31 a, 32, and 32 a are connected by a reinforcing frame 44 in order to maintain strength.

  The track consolidation machine 11 according to the present invention is installed on a wheel support base 22, moves up and down integrally with the wheel support base 22, and clamps the rail when lowered, and is started at the time of rail clamping. And vibration devices 81 and 82 that vibrate the rail and the roadbed via the rail clamp mechanisms 51 to 54.

  The four rail clamp mechanisms 51 to 54 are arranged at the front, rear, left and right of the wheel support base 22, that is, at the front and rear portions of the side frames 23 and 24. Each rail clamp mechanism 51-54 has a clamp part frame 55 rotatably supported by suspension shafts 65, 66 installed in the side frames 23, 24, and the rail clamp mechanisms 51, 52 located on the right side. The clamp part frames 55 and 55 are connected by an upper connecting rod 56 and a lower connecting member 57 extending in the front-rear direction, and the rail clamp mechanisms 53 and 54 located on the left side are connected to an upper connecting rod 56a that also extends in the front-rear direction. They are connected to the lower connecting member 57a.

  The suspension shafts 65 and 66 are pivotally supported by a pair of pivot support members 67 and 68 installed in the middle part of the horizontal rods of the side frames 23 and 24 (see particularly FIG. 4). End portions of the suspension shafts 65 and 66 are connected to a connection member 71 fixed to each clamp portion frame 55. Thus, each clamp part frame 55, in other words, each rail clamp mechanism 51 to 54 can be rotated in a direction orthogonal to the rail 101 around the suspension shafts 65 and 66 (see particularly FIG. 5).

A horizontal beam 55a is installed on the upper surface of each clamp part frame 55, and cylinder mounting rods 73 and 74 are respectively attached to both ends thereof. Clamping cylinders 75 and 76 are pivotally attached to lower ends of the cylinder mounting rods 73 and 74, respectively. The The rod ends of the clamping cylinders 75 and 76 are connected to the ends of rotating arms 77 and 78 that are pivotally attached to the lower end of the clamp portion frame 55. Then, clamp rollers 79a and 80a are attached to the rotation axes of the rotation arms 77 and 78 at the tips.
The clamp arms 79 and 80 provided with are fixed.

  The joint portion between the rail 101 and the rail 101 is provided with a joint plate 101a that abuts on the side surface so as to straddle both rails 101. The clamp rollers 79a and 80a are connected to the joint plate 101a during running while vibrating. There is a risk of hitting. In that case, it is necessary to avoid opening the clamp and hitting the joint plate 101a. However, in the vibration with the clamp opened, the vibration is naturally weakened. Moreover, it is necessary to avoid that the clamp rollers 79a and 80a hit the bolt 101b of the fastener of the rail 101. Therefore, the heights of the clamp rollers 79a and 80a are adjusted, and the rotating arms 77 and 78 and the clamp arms 79 and 80 are arranged so that the peripheral side surfaces of the clamp rollers 79a and 80a are parallel to the side surface of the rail 101. It is necessary to design (see FIG. 7).

  The clamp mechanisms 51 to 54 are configured as described above. When the rail is not clamped, the clamp mechanisms 51 to 54 are lifted together with the wheel support frame 22 as the wheel lifting cylinders 41 and 42 are contracted. 75 and 76 are also contracted, and the clamp arms 79 and 80 are open (see the left half of FIG. 5). At the time of rail clamping, from the non-clamped state, first, the wheel lifting cylinders 41 and 42 are extended to lower the clamp arms 79 and 80 to the rail clamp position.

  Therefore, when the clamping cylinders 75 and 76 are extended, the ends of the rods push down the ends of the rotating arms 77 and 78 to rotate the rotating arms 77 and 78 downward. When the pivot arms 77 and 78 are pivoted downward in this manner, the clamp arms 79 and 80 fixed to the shaft are also pivoted downward together to close the clamp arms 79 and 80. The clamp rollers 79a and 80a at the lower end sandwich the rail 101 from both sides (see the right half of FIG. 5).

  Further, a pair of vibration devices 81 and 82 are provided on the left and right, and vibration device suspension members fixed to connecting members 71 and 72 installed in the lateral direction on the clamp part frame 55 of the rail clamp mechanisms 51 to 54, respectively. 83 is attached via inclined cylinders 84, 84, and the lower surface thereof is placed on and supported by the lower connecting member 57. The vibration devices 81 and 82 installed in this manner maintain a horizontal state when the tilt cylinders 84 and 84 are in a contracted state (see the left half of FIG. 5), and the tilt cylinders 84 and 84 extend from that state. As it operates, it gradually becomes inclined (see the right half of FIG. 5). The tilting operation is supported by the lower connecting member 57.

  As the exciting devices 81 and 82 used in the present invention, two excitation shafts 102 and 102a each having a pair of fan-shaped unbalanced weights 103 and 103a attached in an opposing state are arranged in one case 100 in parallel. In addition, a configuration in which the excitation shafts 102 and 102a are rotationally driven in directions opposite to each other is recommended (see FIGS. 8 and 9). One of the two excitation shafts 102 and 102a is a drive shaft, the other excitation shaft 102a is a driven shaft, and the excitation shaft 102 and the excitation shaft 102a are both reversed. Driven at the same speed. 10 to 12 show the structure of the excitation shaft 102, some parts are omitted for the sake of convenience, and note that the size relationship of each part does not match that in FIGS. I want to be.

First, the excitation devices 81 and 82 (first embodiment) shown in FIGS. 8 to 10 will be described. The excitation shaft 102 and the excitation shaft 102a are respectively long solid shafts 106 and 106a and one end thereof. The hollow shafts 107 and 107a are supported on one side wall of the case 100, and the solid shafts 106 and 106a have one end of the other side of the case 100. It is pivotally supported on the side wall, and the other end faces into the hollow shafts 107 and 107a and is pivotally supported there. One unbalanced weight 103 is fixed toward the solid shafts 106 and 106a, and the other unbalanced weight 103a is fixed toward the hollow shafts 107 and 107a.

  Spur gears 108a to 108d are installed back to back on the unbalanced weights 103 and 103a, and the spur gears 108a and 108b on the excitation shaft 102 side mesh with the spur gears 108c and 108d on the excitation shaft 102a side, respectively. One end of the drive-side excitation shaft 102 extends out of the side wall of the case 100 and is connected to the drive shaft of the drive motor 104 via the coupling 105 to be directly rotated. On the other hand, rotational driving force is transmitted to the driven-side excitation shaft 102a via spur gears 108a to 108d that mesh with each other.

  In the preferred embodiment, the respective unbalanced weight 103a can be rotated relative to the one unbalanced weight 103 in each of the excitation shafts 102, 102a, and the angle (relative angle) formed by both is changed. Made possible. In this manner, enabling the relative angle between the unbalanced weight 103 and the unbalanced weight 103a to be changed is nothing other than making it possible to change the excitation force.

  For this purpose, for example, the disc 110 is fixed to the extended end of the solid shaft 106 of the excitation shaft 102, and the shaft of the bevel gear 111 extending in the axial direction is supported and meshed with the bevel gear 111. And a shaft worm 113, and a worm shaft perpendicular to the shaft of the gear 111 is supported. A worm wheel 114 that meshes with the worm 113 is fixed to the end surface of the hollow shaft 107. The unbalanced weight 103a, the spur gear 108b, the hollow shaft 107, and the worm wheel 114 are pivotally supported so as to be rotatable with respect to the solid shaft 106. On the other hand, the unbalanced weight 103a, the spur gear 108d, and the hollow shaft 107a are also pivotally supported so as to be rotatable with respect to the solid shaft 106a.

  In the case of this configuration, when the bevel gear 111 is rotated from the outside of the disc 110, the bevel gear 112 engaged therewith is rotated, the worm wheel 114 is rotated via the worm 113, and the hollow shaft 107 integrated therewith is also provided. Rotate together. The rotation of the hollow shaft 107 is transmitted to the spur gear 108 b and the unbalanced weight 103 a fixed thereto, but not transmitted to the unbalanced weight 103. As a result, the angle (relative angle) formed by the unbalanced weight 103 and the unbalanced weight 103a is changed. The change in the relative angle is also transmitted as it is to the unbalanced weight 103a of the driven-side excitation shaft 102a via the spur gears 108b and 108d, and also on the excitation shaft 102a side, the unbalanced weight 103 and the unbalanced weight 103a. The angle formed by is similarly changed.

  In this configuration, when the excitation operation is performed, the drive shaft 104 is actuated to rotate the solid shaft 106 directly connected thereto, and the spur gear 108a and the unbalanced weight 103 fixed thereto are rotated together. The spur gear 108c meshed with the spur gear 108a and the unbalanced weight 103 integral therewith also rotate. Then, the spur gear 108b and the unbalanced weight 103a are rotationally driven through the disc 110 fixed to the tip of the solid shaft 106, the worm wheel 114 integrated therewith, and the hollow shaft 107, and further meshed with the spur gear 108b. The spur gear 108d and the unbalanced weight 103a integrated therewith also rotate and are vibrated by the action of the unbalanced weights 103 and 103a.

  In the apparatus according to the present invention, the two excitation shafts 102 and 102a are rotationally driven in opposite directions to each other. In this case, both excitation shafts 102 are in a synchronized state and rotate in opposite directions at the same phase. It will be. Here, assuming that the vibration force of one unbalanced weight 103, 103a is F, when the relative angle between the two unbalanced weights 103, 103a is 0 degree, the vibration force of 2F acts downward. When the relative angle between the two unbalanced weights 103 and 103a is 180 degrees, their weights are opposite to each other and cancel each other, and the resultant force becomes zero. Therefore, when it is desired to obtain the maximum vibration force, the relative angle between the two unbalanced weights 103 and 103a is set to 0 degree, and when the vibration force is to be reduced, the relative angle may be increased.

  Next, the vibration devices 81 and 82 (second embodiment) shown in FIGS. 11 and 12 will be described, in which the same reference numerals as those in the first embodiment denote components having the same configurations as those in the first embodiment. Show. The difference between the second embodiment and the first embodiment is that in the case of the first embodiment, the relative angle of the two unbalanced weights 103 and 103a is manually adjusted, whereas in the case of the second embodiment, this is the difference. The point is that it can be done automatically. In the case of the second embodiment, since the relative angle adjustment is automated, there is an advantage that the operation from the outside is possible and the opening / closing operation of the case 100 is not necessary.

  In the case of the second embodiment, unbalanced weights 103 and 103 a are attached to the pivot shaft 106 extending from the drive motor 104 disposed outside the mechanism storage box 120 into the mechanism storage box 120 via the coupling 105. In this case, the unbalanced weight 103 is fixed to the turning shaft 106, but the unbalanced weight 103a is made free with respect to the turning shaft 106 so that the rotation of the turning shaft 106 is not directly transmitted. That is, the hollow spline shaft 121 is fitted into the unbalanced weight 103a, and the tip end portion of the turning shaft 106 is inserted into the hollow portion of the spline shaft 121 via the bearing.

  The hollow spline shaft 121 is extended with an angle adjustment shaft 122 that is supported on the side wall of the mechanism storage box 120 and extends outside the mechanism storage box 120. The angle adjustment shaft 122 is connected to the servo motor 124 via the electromagnetic clutch 123. Connected. Therefore, the hollow spline shaft 121 and the unbalanced weight 103a splined to the hollow spline shaft 121 can be driven to rotate by starting the servo motor 124 with the electromagnetic clutch 123 connected.

  The unbalanced weight 103 a is splined to the hollow spline shaft 121 and is movable along the hollow spline shaft 121. An internal gear 125 is installed at the end of the unbalanced weight 103a on the side of the unbalanced weight 103, while an external gear 126 that meshes with the internal gear 125 is fixed to the end of the unbalanced weight 103 on the side of the unbalanced weight 103a. Thus, the rotation of the turning shaft 106 is transmitted to the unbalanced weight 103a when the unbalanced weight 103a moves along the hollow spline shaft 121 and the outer gear 126 meshes with the inner gear 125. Since the unbalanced weight 103a is always urged toward the unbalanced weight 103 by the pressing spring 127 mounted on the hollow spline shaft 121, the internal gear 125 and the external gear 126 are not subjected to any external force applied to the unbalanced weight 103a. Maintain meshing condition.

  As a means for applying the external force to the unbalanced weight 103a, a separation plate 129 driven by a moving cylinder 128 installed in the mechanism storage box 120 is fixed to the unbalanced weight 103a. The moving cylinder 128 operates to retreat and pull back the separating plate 129, thereby retreating the unbalanced weight 103a, thereby acting to separate the internal gear 125 from the external gear 126.

  In the case of the second embodiment having the above configuration, in the normal operation state, the unbalanced weight 103a is pressed by the action of the pressing spring 127, and the internal gear 125 is engaged with the external gear 126 and is driven by the drive motor 104. As the turning shaft 106 rotates, the unbalanced weights 103 and 103a rotate as a unit.

When the relative angle of the unbalanced weights 103 and 103a is changed and adjusted, the internal gear 125 is moved to the external gear 126 by pulling back the separating plate 129 against the pressing force of the pressing spring 127 by the action of the moving cylinder 128. Pull away from. Next, after the electromagnetic clutch 123 is engaged, the servo motor 124 is operated. Thus, the rotation of the output shaft of the servo motor 124 is caused by the unbalanced weight 10 through the electromagnetic clutch 123, the angle adjusting shaft 122, and the hollow spline shaft 121.
3a, the unbalanced weight 103a is rotated by a desired angle, and the relative angle between the unbalanced weights 103 and 103a can be changed and adjusted. This change and adjustment of the relative angle can be performed by an external remote control operation.

  As described above, in the case of the exciting devices 81 and 82 according to the present invention, the two unbalanced weights 103 and 103a of the excitation shafts 102 and 102a rotating in the opposite directions interfere with each other, and the vibration direction is in the vertical direction. A regulated action occurs. By using two excitation axes, the moment of inertia of the unbalanced weights 103 and 103a including the excitation axes 102 and 102a can be reduced as much as possible, and the excitation axis 102 is obtained in order to obtain a sufficient excitation force. , 102a can be a vibration device that does not require a large rotational driving force to start up at a predetermined rotational speed. Further, as a result of the vibration direction being restricted in the vertical direction, the sliding movement of the vibration devices 81 and 82 with respect to the rail 101 is suppressed, and mutual local wear is prevented.

  Note that the exterior cover 90 in the case of the illustrated road-rail vehicle 1 is doubled inside and outside, and the inner cover 91 is lowered during work to cover the portion of the orbital ground consolidation machine 11. With such a configuration, noise can be reduced and environmental degradation can be prevented. In order to reduce the vehicle weight, for example, the drive motor 104 of the vibration generators 81 and 82 is driven by a generator that is downsized by supplying hydraulic pressure from a vehicle power take-out device and driving it. Can be considered.

  Further, the vibration devices 81 and 82 are operated by a remote control operation, and the remote control can be integrated with the operation remote control of the main body 1 for both the road and the land. By integrating the remote control in this way, there is an advantage that the loading / separating operation at the railroad crossing, the forwarding operation, the operation of the consolidation work and the like become easy and smooth. The remote controller is detachable, and is installed, for example, at four locations on the front and rear of the vehicle (front cabin, rear operation seat) or on the left and right (near the upper part of the rear tire).

  Furthermore, the rail clamp mechanism is preferably an insulating structure. In such a case, there is no influence on the track circuit, and there is no possibility of affecting the opening / closing of the crossing.

  Although the invention has been described in some detail in its most preferred embodiments, it will be appreciated that a wide variety of embodiments can be constructed without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Railroad vehicle 8 Loading platform 11 Orbital ground compactor 12, 13 Vibration support wheel 22 Wheel support frame 23, 24 Side frame 41, 42 Lift cylinder 51-54 Rail clamp mechanism 55 Clamp part frame 57, 57a Lower connection Material 65, 66 Suspension shaft 75, 76 Cylinder cylinder 79, 80 Clamp arm 81, 82 Excitation device

Claims (4)

An orbital consolidation machine mounted on the platform of an amphibious vehicle,
The track consolidation machine includes a wheel support frame that is installed to straddle the loading platform and is driven up and down by a lift cylinder, and a vibration exciter and a rail that are attached to the wheel support frame and move up and down integrally therewith. Consisting of a clamp mechanism,
Each of the rail clamp mechanisms includes a pair of clamp arms and a clamp cylinder that drives the clamp arms, and the pair of clamp arms is opened by the action of the clamp cylinder when the wheel support frame is raised, A track consolidation machine for an amphibious vehicle characterized in that when the wheel support base is lowered, the rail is closed by the action of the clamping cylinder to clamp the rail. The rail clamp mechanism includes a clamp part frame that is supported by a suspension shaft that is installed on an inverted U-shaped side frame that constitutes the wheel support frame so as to be rotatable in a direction orthogonal to the rail, and The track consolidation machine for an amphibious vehicle according to claim 1, wherein the clamp cylinder is pivotally supported at the lower ends of a pair of cylinder mounting rods installed on the clamp part frame.   The track consolidation machine for an amphibious vehicle according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the rail clamp mechanism has an insulating structure. A pair of the vibration exciters are provided on the left and right sides, and are attached to the vibration device suspension members fixed to the connecting members installed in the lateral direction on the clamp part frame of the rail clamp mechanism via inclined cylinders. The road-rail vehicle according to claim 2 , wherein the vehicle is placed on a lower connecting member passed between the front and rear clamp part frames , supported by the lower connecting member, and tilted by the action of the tilting cylinder. Orbital consolidation machine.

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