JPH0735670Y2 - Welding machine cable - Google Patents
Welding machine cableInfo
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- JPH0735670Y2 JPH0735670Y2 JP1742990U JP1742990U JPH0735670Y2 JP H0735670 Y2 JPH0735670 Y2 JP H0735670Y2 JP 1742990 U JP1742990 U JP 1742990U JP 1742990 U JP1742990 U JP 1742990U JP H0735670 Y2 JPH0735670 Y2 JP H0735670Y2
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- welding machine
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Description
【考案の詳細な説明】 [産業上の利用分野] この考案は、ロボット溶接機等のトランスと溶接ガンと
の間に配置される溶接機用ケーブルに関するものであ
る。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial application] The present invention relates to a welding machine cable arranged between a transformer and a welding gun of a robot welding machine or the like.
[従来の技術] ロボット溶接機等に使用されるケーブルは、長期の使用
によって断線したり一部破線したりして、充分な溶接電
流を溶接ガンに供給できない場合がある。そのため該ケ
ーブルの両側端子間の電流及び電圧を常時監視する必要
がある。[Prior Art] A cable used in a robot welding machine or the like may be broken or partially broken due to long-term use, and a sufficient welding current may not be supplied to a welding gun. Therefore, it is necessary to constantly monitor the current and voltage between both terminals of the cable.
第4図にはその従来例を示すものであるが、図におい
て、31はトランス32と溶接ガン33との間に配置されたケ
ーブルであって、該ケーブル31の両側にはそれぞれ正電
流用の端子34,35及び負電流用の端子36,37が設けられト
ランス32と溶接ガン33の間に溶接電流の回路が構成され
ている。そして、前記各端子34,35,36,37にはそれぞれ
電流検知用の導線と電圧検知用の導線の一端が接続さて
いる。即ち端子34には電流検知用の導線38と電圧検知用
の導線39が、端子35には電流検知用の導線40と電圧検知
用の導線41が、端子36には電流検知用の導線42と電圧検
知用の導線43が、端子37には電流検知用の導線44と電圧
検知用の導線45が接続されていて、正電流側の各導線3
8,39,40,41の他端は計器46に、負電流側の各導線42,43,
44,45の他端は計器47に接続されている。従って計器46
によってケーブル31内の正電流及び電圧が、また計器47
によってケーブル31内の負電流及び電圧が測定されてケ
ーブル内のどの撚線が断線或は一部破線したかを知るこ
とができる。FIG. 4 shows a conventional example thereof. In the figure, 31 is a cable arranged between the transformer 32 and the welding gun 33, and both sides of the cable 31 are for positive current. Terminals 34 and 35 and terminals 36 and 37 for negative current are provided, and a circuit for welding current is formed between the transformer 32 and the welding gun 33. The terminals 34, 35, 36 and 37 are respectively connected to one ends of a current detecting conductor and a voltage detecting conductor. That is, the terminal 34 has a current detecting conductor 38 and a voltage detecting conductor 39, the terminal 35 has a current detecting conductor 40 and a voltage detecting conductor 41, and the terminal 36 has a current detecting conductor 42. A conductor 43 for voltage detection, a conductor 44 for current detection and a conductor 45 for voltage detection are connected to the terminal 37, and each conductor 3 on the positive current side is connected.
The other end of 8,39,40,41 is connected to the instrument 46, and the leads 42,43,
The other ends of 44 and 45 are connected to the meter 47. Therefore instrument 46
The positive current and voltage in the cable 31 depends on
By measuring the negative current and voltage in the cable 31, it is possible to know which twisted wire in the cable is broken or partially broken.
[考案が解決しようとする課題] ところで、ロボット溶接機等においては、溶接ガン33側
は、ロボットによって自由に動かされることからトラン
ス32側に比較してかなり激しい移動を行う。ところが、
溶接ガン33側の端子35,37と計器46,47とに接続された各
導線40,41,44,45はフリーの状態にあるので、前記溶接
ガン33の激しい移動に伴って動かされて疲労する。その
ため、該導線が断線する虞がある、という問題がある。[Problems to be solved by the invention] By the way, in a robot welding machine or the like, the welding gun 33 side is moved considerably by the robot and therefore moves considerably more violently than the transformer 32 side. However,
Since the conductors 40, 41, 44, 45 connected to the terminals 35, 37 on the side of the welding gun 33 and the instruments 46, 47 are in a free state, they are moved due to the violent movement of the welding gun 33 and become fatigued. To do. Therefore, there is a problem that the conductor wire may be broken.
この考案は、従来の技術の有するこのような問題点に鑑
みてなされたものであり、その目的とするところは、前
記溶接ガン側の端子に接続された劣化検知用導線を充分
に保護すべくケーブル内を貫通させ、該導線の使用寿命
が延ばされ得る溶接機用ケーブルを提供しようとするも
のである。The present invention has been made in view of the above problems of the prior art, and the purpose thereof is to sufficiently protect the deterioration detecting conductor wire connected to the terminal on the welding gun side. It is an object of the present invention to provide a welding machine cable which can penetrate the inside of the cable and extend the service life of the conductor.
[課題を解決するための手段] 上記目的を達成するために、この考案における溶接機用
ケーブルは、 ケーブルの溶接ガン側端子に一端が接続されたケーブル
の劣化検知用導線をケーブル内のセパレータ中心部を貫
通させ、トランス側から引き出した、 ものである。[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to achieve the above object, the welding machine cable according to the present invention has a cable for detecting deterioration of a cable, one end of which is connected to a welding gun side terminal of the cable. It is the one that penetrated the part and pulled out from the transformer side.
また、請求項2においては、ケーブルの溶接ガン側端子
に一端が接続されたケーブルの劣化検知用導線をケーブ
ル内のセパレータの各分離片の先端を貫通させ、トラン
ス側から引き出した、 ものである。Further, in claim 2, the deterioration detecting conductor of the cable, one end of which is connected to the welding gun side terminal of the cable, is penetrated through the tip of each separation piece of the separator in the cable and pulled out from the transformer side. .
[作用] ケーブルの溶接ガン側端子に一端が接続されたケーブル
の劣化検知用導線は直ちにケーブル内のセパレータ中心
部或は各分離片の先端を貫通させて移動の少ないトラン
ス側から計器に導かれるので、該ケーブル内でセパレー
タによって保護されることから導線の疲労は少なく、ま
たこの導線の配線が溶接作業の邪魔にもならない。[Operation] The cable for detecting deterioration of the cable, one end of which is connected to the welding gun side terminal of the cable, is immediately passed through the center of the separator or the tip of each separation piece in the cable and is guided to the instrument from the transformer side, which does not move much. Therefore, since the conductor is protected by the separator in the cable, the fatigue of the conductor is small, and the wiring of the conductor does not interfere with the welding work.
[実施例] 第1図ないし第3図を参照してこの考案の実施例につい
て説明をする。[Embodiment] An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.
図において、1はトランス2と溶接ガン3との間に配置
されたケーブルであって、該ケーブル1の両側にはそれ
ぞれ正電流用の端子4,5及び負電流用の端子6,7が設けら
れトランス2と溶接ガン3の間に溶接電流の回路が構成
されている。そして、前記各端子4,5,6,7にはそれぞれ
電流検知用の導線と電圧検知用の導線の一端が接続され
ている。即ち端子4には電流検知用の導線8と電圧検知
用の導線9が、端子5には電流検知用の導線10と電圧検
知用の導線11が、端子6には電流検知用の導線12と電圧
検知用の導線13が、端子7には電流検知用の導線14と電
圧検知用の導線15が接続されていて、正電流側の各導線
8,9,10,11の他端は計器16に、負電流側の各導線12,13,1
4,15の他端は計器17に接続されている。In the figure, reference numeral 1 is a cable arranged between a transformer 2 and a welding gun 3, and terminals 1 and 4 for positive current and terminals 6 and 7 for negative current are provided on both sides of the cable 1, respectively. A welding current circuit is formed between the transformer 2 and the welding gun 3. Further, one end of each of the current detecting conductor and the voltage detecting conductor is connected to each of the terminals 4, 5, 6 and 7. That is, the terminal 4 is provided with a current detecting conductor 8 and a voltage detecting conductor 9, the terminal 5 is provided with a current detecting conductor 10 and a voltage detecting conductor 11, and the terminal 6 is provided with a current detecting conductor 12. Conductor 13 for voltage detection, conductor 14 for current detection and conductor 15 for voltage detection are connected to terminal 7, and each conductor on the positive current side is connected.
The other end of 8,9,10,11 is connected to the instrument 16, and each lead wire on the negative current side 12,13,1
The other ends of 4, 15 are connected to the measuring instrument 17.
前記ケーブル1にはそのほぼ全長に亙ってセパレータ18
が配置され、該セパレータ18の各分離片19間には溶接用
の電流を供給する撚線20が正負交互に配置されている。
そして、これらセパレータ18及び撚線20の外周は外被ホ
ース21によって保護されている。The cable 1 has a separator 18 over substantially its entire length.
The stranded wires 20 for supplying a current for welding are alternately arranged between the respective separating pieces 19 of the separator 18.
The outer peripheries of the separator 18 and the twisted wire 20 are protected by the outer hose 21.
前記端子5,7に接続された導線10,11,14,15は該端子5,7
から直ちにケーブル1内に導かれ、該ケーブル1内を第
2図に示すようにセパレータ18の中心部を貫通しながら
トランス2側に導かれる。そして、ケーブル1のトラン
ス2側端部からケーブル外に引き出され計器16又は17に
接続される。Lead wires 10, 11, 14, 15 connected to the terminals 5, 7 are the terminals 5, 7,
Is immediately introduced into the cable 1 and is introduced to the transformer 2 side while penetrating the inside of the cable 1 through the central portion of the separator 18 as shown in FIG. Then, the cable 1 is pulled out from the end on the transformer 2 side to the outside of the cable and connected to the measuring instrument 16 or 17.
従って計器16によってケーブル1内の正電流及び電圧
が、また計器17によってケーブル1内の負電流及び電圧
が測定されてケーブル内のどの撚線が断線或は一部破線
したかを知ることができる。Therefore, the instrument 16 measures the positive current and voltage in the cable 1 and the instrument 17 measures the negative current and voltage in the cable 1 to know which strands in the cable are broken or partially broken. .
なお、導線10,11,14,15のケーブル1内からの引き出し
方としては、セパレータ18の端部から外被ホース21を経
て、又は外被ホース21と端子間を経て、或は端子に形成
された冷却水通路を経て行えばよい。The conductors 10, 11, 14 and 15 can be drawn out from the inside of the cable 1 by forming them from the end of the separator 18 through the outer hose 21 or between the outer hose 21 and the terminal or at the terminal. The cooling water passage may be used.
第3図は別の実施例であって、ケーブル1の構成は第2
図のものと同じであるので同一符号を付してその説明を
省略する。そして、前記端子5,7に接続された導線10,1
1,14,15は該端子5,7から直ちにケーブル1内に導かれ、
該ケーブル1内をセパレータ18の各分離片19の先端を貫
通しながらトランス2側に導かれる。そして、ケーブル
1のトランス2側端部からケーブル外に引き出され計器
16又は17に接続されるようになる。FIG. 3 shows another embodiment in which the cable 1 has a second configuration.
Since it is the same as that of the figure, the same reference numerals are given and the description thereof is omitted. Then, the lead wires 10,1 connected to the terminals 5,7
1,14,15 are immediately introduced into the cable 1 from the terminals 5,7,
The inside of the cable 1 is guided to the transformer 2 side while penetrating the tip of each separation piece 19 of the separator 18. Then, the instrument is pulled out of the cable from the end of the cable 1 on the transformer 2 side.
It will be connected to 16 or 17.
[考案の効果] この考案によると、ケーブルの溶接ガン側端子に一端が
接続されたケーブルの劣化検知用導線は直ちにケーブル
内のセパレータ中心部或は各分離片の先端を貫通させて
移動の少ないトランス側から引き出されるので、該ケー
ブル内でセパレータによって保護されることから劣化検
知用導線の疲労は少なく、またこの導線の配線が溶接作
業の邪魔にもならない。[Advantage of the Invention] According to this invention, the cable for detecting deterioration of the cable, one end of which is connected to the welding gun side terminal of the cable, immediately penetrates the center of the separator or the tip of each separation piece in the cable, and the movement is small. Since it is pulled out from the transformer side, it is protected by the separator inside the cable, so the fatigue of the deterioration detecting conductor wire is small, and the wiring of this conductor wire does not interfere with the welding operation.
従って、劣化検知用導線の使用寿命が充分に延ばされ得
る溶接機用ケーブルが得られる。Therefore, it is possible to obtain a welding machine cable in which the service life of the deterioration detecting conductor wire can be sufficiently extended.
第1図はこの考案に係るケーブルを用いた劣化検知装置
の概略配置図、第2図は第1図のII-II断面図、第3図
は他の実施例の断面図、第4図は従来例の説明図を示
す。 1……ケーブル、2……トランス、3……溶接ガン、4,
5,6,7……端子、8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15……導線、18…
…セパレータ、19……分離片。FIG. 1 is a schematic layout of a deterioration detecting device using a cable according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along the line II-II of FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is a sectional view of another embodiment, and FIG. The explanatory view of a prior art example is shown. 1 ... Cable, 2 ... Transformer, 3 ... Welding gun, 4,
5,6,7 …… Terminal, 8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15 …… Conductor, 18…
… Separator, 19 …… Separator.
Claims (2)
接機用ケーブルにおいて、該ケーブルの溶接ガン側端子
に一端が接続されたケーブルの劣化検知用導線をケーブ
ル内のセパレータ中心部を貫通させ、トランス側から引
き出したことを特徴とする溶接機用ケーブル。1. In a welding machine cable arranged between a transformer and a welding gun, a deterioration detecting conductor of the cable, one end of which is connected to a welding gun side terminal of the cable, penetrates through a center portion of a separator in the cable. The cable for the welding machine is characterized by being pulled out from the transformer side.
接機用ケーブルにおいて、該ケーブルの溶接ガン側端子
に一端が接続されたケーブルの劣化検知用導線をケーブ
ル内のセパレータの各分離片の先端を貫通させ、トラン
ス側から引き出したことを特徴とする溶接機用ケーブ
ル。2. A welding machine cable disposed between a transformer and a welding gun, wherein a cable for detecting deterioration of the cable, one end of which is connected to a welding gun side terminal of the cable, is a separation piece of a separator in the cable. A cable for a welding machine, which is characterized in that the tip of the is penetrated and pulled out from the transformer side.
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JP1742990U JPH0735670Y2 (en) | 1990-02-26 | 1990-02-26 | Welding machine cable |
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JP1742990U JPH0735670Y2 (en) | 1990-02-26 | 1990-02-26 | Welding machine cable |
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JPH0735670Y2 true JPH0735670Y2 (en) | 1995-08-16 |
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