JPS58224850A - Airtight hood for high-speed car - Google Patents

Airtight hood for high-speed car

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JPS58224850A
JPS58224850A JP10753382A JP10753382A JPS58224850A JP S58224850 A JPS58224850 A JP S58224850A JP 10753382 A JP10753382 A JP 10753382A JP 10753382 A JP10753382 A JP 10753382A JP S58224850 A JPS58224850 A JP S58224850A
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亨 斉間
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Abstract

(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。
(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

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【発明の詳細な説明】 a)技術分野の説明 本発明は超電導磁気浮上車など口よる超高速で地表走行
する車両の車両連結部の気密構造に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION a) Description of the Technical Field The present invention relates to an airtight structure for a vehicle connection part of a vehicle such as a superconducting magnetic levitation vehicle that travels on the ground at extremely high speed.

b)従来技術の説明 現在超電導磁気浮上車など従来の新幹線(ニルして大幅
(ユ速度向上をはかった車両が各種試作検討されている
。このような高速車がトンネルを通過するときにつぎの
問題がある。新幹線の速度。
b) Explanation of conventional technology Currently, various prototype vehicles are being considered that are designed to significantly increase the speed of conventional Shinkansen trains, such as superconducting magnetic levitation vehicles. There is a problem: the speed of the Shinkansen.

200 km/h程度でも、いわゆる耳ツン現象、つま
シ車両がトンネル内(二突入する事により生じる圧力波
がトンネル内を往榎しその圧力波がトンネル出口部で反
射して返って来る度C二正圧4二なったシ負圧になった
シして車体内圧力し影響を及は1−事が知られている。
Even at speeds of around 200 km/h, the so-called ear-stunning phenomenon occurs when a vehicle enters a tunnel, causing pressure waves to travel through the tunnel, and the pressure waves to reflect back at the exit of the tunnel. It is known that when positive pressure becomes negative pressure, it affects the pressure inside the vehicle.

このため、すべての新幹線車体は気密構造を採用してト
ンネル内での気圧変動仁より乗客に不快感を生じない様
喀ニ配照されている。
For this reason, all Shinkansen cars have an airtight structure and are designed to prevent passengers from feeling uncomfortable due to pressure fluctuations inside the tunnel.

しかし新幹線車両も連結部では連結幌など気密を保持す
る事がかなり困難な箇所があシ、トンネル内走行中に乗
客や車内販売が往来して客室と車端部との間が開閉され
ると、場合によっては気圧変動が車内に伝わυ、非常4
二不快な状態になる事がある。
However, Shinkansen vehicles also have some parts where it is difficult to maintain airtightness, such as the connecting hood, and when traveling in a tunnel, passengers and sales inside the train come and go, and the space between the cabin and the end of the car is opened and closed. , in some cases, atmospheric pressure fluctuations may be transmitted to the inside of the vehicle υ, causing an emergency 4
2) It may lead to an uncomfortable situation.

これ仁対゛シ、よシ速い、烏通列車(約500km/h
)の場合は、トンネル断面と車体断面の面積化をいか(
=とるかによって異るが、トンネル内に突入した時に発
生する圧力変動が0.4 q/Cl/lを越えるものと
されている。しかるに航空医学等によると気圧変動によ
る鼓膜損傷は、個人差がかなシあるが、弱い人では0.
1にν慕でも発生するが、特に強い人でもその4倍が限
度とされている。この事がら考えて0.4に−の気圧変
動がまともに客室(二侵入すると乗客全員耳がおかしく
なる危険が考えられる。
This is really fast, Wutong train (approximately 500km/h)
), how should the area of the tunnel cross section and car body cross section be calculated?
Although it depends on the type of tunnel, the pressure fluctuation that occurs when entering the tunnel is said to exceed 0.4 q/Cl/l. However, according to aviation medicine, etc., eardrum damage due to atmospheric pressure fluctuations varies slightly from person to person, but in weak people the damage is 0.
It can also occur with 1 and ν, but even for particularly strong people, the limit is 4 times that amount. Considering this, if a pressure fluctuation of 0.4 to -2 were to enter the passenger cabin, there was a risk that all the passengers would have hearing problems.

しかし、これを防ぐため、車両走行中の連結部の歩行等
を禁止することはできず、どうしても車外の気圧変動が
車内に入ってしまうということになる。
However, in order to prevent this, it is not possible to prohibit walking on the connecting portion while the vehicle is running, and air pressure fluctuations outside the vehicle inevitably enter the interior of the vehicle.

C)発明の目的 ここで本発明はこのような問題を解消するため可撓性を
有して構成されなければならぬ車体間連結幌構造を気圧
変動が来ても気密を保持できる構造とすることである。
C) Purpose of the Invention In order to solve this problem, the present invention provides a structure that can maintain airtightness even when pressure fluctuations occur, by making the inter-vehicle body connecting hood structure, which must be constructed with flexibility, That's true.

d)発明の構成 第1図、第2図、第3図に本発明にょる一実施例を示す
d) Structure of the invention FIGS. 1, 2, and 3 show an embodiment according to the present invention.

第1図は超鴫導磁気浮上車の断面図を示しlは車体で2
は台車で台車の両側には超電導゛電磁石3が配され、地
上側推進案内コイル4、地上側浮上コイル5と対向して
推進案内浮上走行する。この超゛峨導磁気浮上車は低速
では走行タイヤ7と案内タイヤ8によシ走行し、浮上仁
よる高速走行中は引込められる。この台車2は空気ばね
6を介して車体1゛を支持する。ここで車体端面仁はj
it通路9が設けられ車体間を貫通移動出来る@仁構成
されておシ、この車体間の貫通路には本発明の気密幌1
0が設けである。この気密幌は本来ならば完全円形に構
成するのが耐圧特性的(二は良いがそれもがなシ貝通路
高さが高い為上下(二手さなR,側方は大きなRのだ円
形C二構成する。この場合下方の所が単体妻部の下方迄
はシ出して来るのでこれをカバーする為に車体妻下方張
出し部11を設けこの貫通路断面を十分にカバー出来る
様(ニしている。
Figure 1 shows a cross-sectional view of a superconducting magnetically levitated vehicle, where l is the vehicle body and 2
is a bogie, and superconducting electromagnets 3 are arranged on both sides of the bogie, and the bogie moves in a propulsion, guide, and levitated manner facing a ground-side propulsion guide coil 4 and a ground-side levitation coil 5. This superconducting magnetically levitated vehicle travels by the running tires 7 and guide tires 8 at low speeds, and is retracted during high speed travels by the levitation wheels. This truck 2 supports the vehicle body 1' via an air spring 6. Here, the end surface of the car body is j
A passageway 9 is provided and the airtight hood 1 of the present invention is installed in the passageway between the vehicle bodies.
0 is the default. Originally, this airtight canopy should be configured in a completely circular shape for pressure resistance characteristics (2 is good, but it is also because the height of the shell passage is high) In this case, the lower part extends to the lower part of the single body end, so in order to cover this, the lower overhanging part 11 of the car body end is provided so that the cross section of this passage can be sufficiently covered. There is.

第2図はこの連結1部をつけた車体を側面から見た所で
、車体1tvill11面ニハ出入口12A ト112
B  トが配され、車体端面に連結幌10が配されてい
るが、この種の高速車両になると、車体連結部も気流が
乱れぬ様滑らかな車体連結幌を車体外周に而して配する
のが普通であるが本発明とは直接関係無いので図示及び
説明は省略する。
Figure 2 shows the car body with this connection 1 attached, viewed from the side.
A connecting top 10 is arranged on the end face of the car body, but in this type of high-speed vehicle, a smooth connecting top is placed around the outer periphery of the car body so that the airflow is not disturbed at the connecting part of the car body. Although this is normal, illustration and explanation will be omitted since it has no direct relation to the present invention.

次(=第3図(二ついて説明するとこの図は本発明によ
る気密幌10の断面を示すものでIA、IBは相互仁連
結する車体妻板でIC,IDはそれぞれの車体の内張り
に和尚する。9は車体間の貫通路の開口部を示している
。この車体妻板(−は座金13A。
Next (=Figure 3) (To explain in detail, this figure shows a cross section of the airtight hood 10 according to the present invention. IA and IB are car body end plates that are connected to each other, and IC and ID are attached to the inner lining of each car body. Reference numeral 9 indicates the opening of the passageway between the vehicle bodies.This vehicle body end plate (- indicates the washer 13A).

13Bがそれぞれ気密(二なる様(ニフランジ2OA、
20Bで固定され22(−示す0リングで気密保持を行
っている。IOAはIODの中空気密部とそれを相互に
通気口10E 、 IOFで連通して構成され、内部に
ナイロンコード等によシ補強構成された一種の空気ばね
状のチューブを重ねた構造からなる気密幌ゴムベローズ
である。この気密幌ゴムベローズIOAの端部はビード
ワイヤ等によシ補強されたL字状の7ランジ14Aを構
成して14の押え金具及びボルト15で13A。
13B is airtight (Ninaru-sama (Nifrange 2OA,
20B, and is kept airtight by an O ring 22 (-).The IOA is constructed by connecting the airtight part of the IOD with the airtight part 10E and IOF, and there is a nylon cord inside. This is an airtight hood rubber bellows made of a type of air spring-like tubes stacked together with reinforcement.The end of this airtight hood rubber bellows IOA is an L-shaped 7 flange 14A reinforced with bead wire or the like. 13A with 14 presser fittings and 15 bolts.

13Bの座金に取付けられる。Attached to 13B washer.

この゛端部の構造は一般の空気はね端部取付に使用され
ている構造と同様で、完全(二気密を保持する事が可能
である。IOB 、 IOCは気密幌ゴムベローズのチ
ューブ部接合部(二それぞれずれず(二はtb込む様に
突起と嵌合してはめこまれ気密幌ゴムベローズを規定の
形状(二保持する様(二構成された金属性又は高い剛性
を保持する材料(二より作られただがである。このたが
は圧力空気力(二耐える様(二だ円形)二構成されてい
る。この端部(二設けられた連通口10Fに対向する位
置には座金13Aと車体妻を貫通して通気口器が配され
、気密を保持する為(二〇リング17が設けられ、エル
ボ−18を介して19の配管によシ一定の圧力空気が供
給される。
The structure of this end is similar to the structure used for general air splash end attachment, and it is possible to maintain complete airtightness.IOB and IOC are airtight hood rubber bellows tube joints. (2) are made of metal or a material that maintains high rigidity (2) to hold the airtight hood rubber bellows in the specified shape (2) by fitting with the protrusion so that it does not shift (2). This hoop is made of two pieces (two oval shapes) that can withstand pressure air force (two oval shapes).The end of this hoop (two oval shapes) is provided with a washer 13A at a position opposite to the communication port 10F. A vent device is placed through the car body end to maintain airtightness (20 ring 17 is provided, and a constant pressure air is supplied to pipe 19 through elbow 18).

e)発明の作用 気密幌ゴムベローズIOAのチューブ部10D (二は
トンネル内での気圧変動(二よシや\高い圧力空気が圧
力空気源よシ19の配管を通して供給される。
e) Operation of the invention The tube portion 10D of the airtight canopy rubber bellows IOA (Secondly, pressure fluctuations within the tunnel (Secondly, high pressure air is supplied from the pressure air source through the pipe 19).

チューブ部lODは円形(=ふくらもうとし、気密幌ゴ
ムベローズIOAに引張力を生ぜしめるこの引張力に対
してはゴムベローズ内(二配されたナイロン等のコード
で耐える様(ニしているが全体的(ここの強度を保持す
る事は困難であるので外周部(L 1(Ic 。
The tube part LOD is circular (= it is about to inflate, and this tensile force is produced on the airtight rubber bellows IOA. This tensile force is resisted by the rubber bellows (two cords such as nylon). is the whole (because it is difficult to maintain the strength here, the outer peripheral part (L 1 (Ic).

内周部にIOBとして配されている。たかがこのチュー
ブ部の引張力を受けてゴムベローズとしての形状を保持
するの(二役立っている。
It is arranged as an IOB on the inner circumference. It serves two purposes: it maintains its shape as a rubber bellows by receiving the tensile force of this tube section.

次にこの気密幌ゴムベローズIOAが車体間の連結幌と
しての役をはだす為の変形の基本形状を説明する。第4
図は気密幌ゴムベローズIOAとだが10B。
Next, the basic shape of the airtight hood rubber bellows IOA modified to serve as a connecting hood between vehicle bodies will be explained. Fourth
The diagram shows the airtight hood rubber bellows IOA and 10B.

10Cの正規の姿を示している。It shows the regular appearance of 10C.

次に、第5図はこの気密幌ゴムベローズlOAカ上端を
固定して下方が右方向に平行移動した姿を示している。
Next, FIG. 5 shows the airtight hood rubber bellows lOA with the upper end fixed and the lower part moved in parallel to the right.

この場合ゴムベローズIOAのだが10B。In this case, the rubber bellows IOA is 10B.

10Cの所(二接している部分が一方はまくれ上シ、他
方は爪なって来る事によシこのゴムベローズは円面形状
ではあるがあたかもゴムマリを押え付けて転がしたのと
同様な形状て横動を許容する事が出来る。次に第6図は
車端妻部IA、1Bが左右方向に相対変位した時の全体
の姿を平面図で示したものでIA (1対しIBが右(
−変位qた時10Cのだかは右上シに夏位しで特に車端
妻部(二近い気密幌ゴムベローズは一方が大きな半径で
、他端は小さな半径で変形する事によりだがIOCが傾
斜する#i(−よりこの相対変位を許容している。
At point 10C (one of the two contacting parts is rolled up and the other is a claw).Although this rubber bellows has a circular shape, it has a shape similar to that of a rubber mallet pressed down and rolled. Lateral movement can be tolerated. Next, Figure 6 is a plan view showing the overall appearance when the car end end sections IA and 1B are displaced relative to each other in the left and right direction.
-When the displacement is q, the 10C frame is in the upper right corner, especially at the car end gable (the two close airtight hood rubber bellows are deformed with one end with a large radius and the other end with a small radius, so the IOC is tilted) #i(- allows this relative displacement.

仄に第7図はIA、IBの車端妻部が成る一定の角度を
持った場合の例を示している。この場合気密幌ゴムベロ
ーズは図中右方が大きな半径で、左方が小さな半径(二
なる事によりこの相対変位を許容している。この様(二
この3檜類の変形形態と、ゴムベローズの中のナイロン
コードの入れ方によりその剛性は異るがベローズ自体の
剪断方向撓み(二よる変位によυ車端連結幌として要求
されているあらゆる種類の変位(二対応して変位可能と
なる。
For reference, FIG. 7 shows an example in which the car end end portions of IA and IB have a constant angle. In this case, the airtight hood rubber bellows has a large radius on the right side of the figure and a small radius on the left side, allowing this relative displacement. The rigidity varies depending on how the nylon cord is inserted inside the bellows, but due to the shearing direction of the bellows itself, it can be displaced in accordance with all kinds of displacements required for the car end connecting hood. .

次に本発明の気密幌ゴムベローズIOAが車外気圧変動
(二対応して気圧変動を遮断する機能について説明する
Next, the function of the airtight hood rubber bellows IOA of the present invention to block pressure fluctuations in response to pressure fluctuations outside the vehicle will be explained.

先ず車体外圧力が負圧になった時の事を考えるとすでく
ニチューブ状の内部100に圧力空気が入れられ、だが
10C(二より外方にゴムベローズIOAが外方(−ふ
くらむのが阻止されているので負圧に対してこの気密幌
ゴムベ・−ズIOAはほとんど変形が   1パ許され
ないので車内(二負圧が浸入するのが阻止される。次に
車体外圧力が正圧(二なった時の事な考えると気密幌ゴ
ムベローズIOAの内圧が車体外の圧力増加−歇よシ若
干高めになっているので外方のゴムベローズ川Aは車体
外圧上昇(二よシ圧力差が減じゴムベローズに作用する
引張力は減じるが形状が変化する事は無い。又車内方向
に対しては気密幌ゴムベローズIOAの内方のベロー面
の引張力ははとんど変化せずだがIOBがその変形を阻
止しているので車内側への圧力伝達は先金(二阻止され
る。
First, if we consider the case when the pressure outside the car body becomes negative pressure, pressurized air is introduced into the tube-shaped interior 100, but the rubber bellows IOA is swollen outward from 10C (2). Since this airtight hood rubber base IOA is prevented from being deformed by negative pressure, negative pressure is prevented from entering the inside of the car.Next, the pressure outside the car body is changed from positive pressure Considering what happened when the airtight hood rubber bellows IOA became slightly higher than the pressure outside the car body, the outer rubber bellows river A increases the external pressure of the car body (the pressure difference between the two). As a result, the tensile force acting on the rubber bellows decreases, but the shape does not change.Also, in the direction of the inside of the car, the tensile force on the inner bellow surface of the airtight rubber bellows IOA hardly changes. Since the IOB prevents the deformation, pressure transmission to the inside of the vehicle is prevented.

f)他の実施例 第8図は第3図に示した本発明の気密幌ベローズIOA
を外方幌]、OAB内方幌10AAの2つにわけそ桟ぞ
れIOB’ IOc’のたがをはめ13A′と13B’
の座金と14の金具で押え付けた結果としてその効果は
全く第3図と同じ(二なる様になっている。
f) Another embodiment FIG. 8 shows the airtight canopy bellows IOA of the present invention shown in FIG.
[Outer hood], OAB inner hood 10AA, separate into two pieces, and fit the hoops of IOB'IOc' into 13A' and 13B'.
As a result of pressing with washer 14 and metal fitting 14, the effect is exactly the same as in Fig. 3 (it looks like two).

次に第9図は本発明の別の一実施例を示したものでIA
、18間の気密幌構造10AだがIOC押え金具14は
第3図に示したものと同じである。しかし座金13AA
 、 13BAからはうで24AA 、 24BA及び
24AB 。
Next, FIG. 9 shows another embodiment of the present invention.
, 18, but the IOC holding fitting 14 is the same as that shown in FIG. However, washer 13AA
, 13BA to 24AA, 24BA and 24AB.

248Bが配されその間(−空気はね25A、25B 
が配されている。つまり IOAの気密幌ベローズ構造
は気密を保持せしめる為に空気圧を加えた為(二IA 
 とIBの車体の間にはわずかであるが押し付は力が生
じて車体妻部に無用な応力を発生せしめてしまう事が想
定される。この為第9図の構造の時はIOAの気密幌ベ
ローズ+Z圧力空気を加えた時に2.5A 。
248B is arranged between them (- air splash 25A, 25B
are arranged. In other words, the IOA's airtight hood bellows structure uses air pressure to maintain airtightness (2IA
It is assumed that a slight pressing force will be generated between the car body and the IB car body, causing unnecessary stress on the car body end. Therefore, in the structure shown in Figure 9, when IOA's airtight hood bellows + Z pressure air is applied, the output is 2.5A.

25Bの空気はねに同時に圧力空気を加えれば、25A
If pressurized air is added to the air splash of 25B at the same time, 25A
.

25Bの空気ばねの変圧面積をうまく選定されていれば
気密幌ベローズ10Cによる押力と空気ばね25A 。
If the pressure transformation area of the air spring 25B is selected properly, the pressing force from the airtight canopy bellows 10C and the air spring 25A.

25B(二より生じる引張力をほぼ合致せしめる事が可
能で車体LA、IBの間に押力や引力をあたえる事は防
止する事が出来る。
25B (it is possible to match the tensile forces generated from the two, and it is possible to prevent pushing or pulling forces from being applied between the vehicle bodies LA and IB.

g)総合的な効果 以上の如く外方C二対して圧力空気で押し出す力をあた
える空気ばねと内方に圧力を受ける通常の空気ばねとひ
つくり返した特性を有するを気ばねを組合せた構造を組
合せてやればリング状(二外圧(二よって変形しない車
体間の気密幌構造を作る事が可能になる。この為可撓性
を有しながら車両同志連結した気密車体構造を製作可能
となる。
g) Overall effect As described above, we have created a structure that combines an air spring that applies a force to push out the outside C2 with pressurized air, and an air spring that has the characteristics of an ordinary air spring that receives pressure inward. By combining them, it is possible to create a ring-shaped airtight hood structure between the car bodies that does not deform due to external pressure.For this reason, it is possible to create an airtight car body structure that is flexible and connects the cars together.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明を用いた超電導磁気浮上車の車体断面図
、弗2図は第1図の側面図、第3図は第2図の1−11
il断面矢視図、第4図、第5図は第3図の要部詳細説
明図、第6図、第7図も同じく第31g+の要部詳細斜
視図、第8図は本発明の他の実施例で第3図相当図、第
9図はさら(二他の実施例を示す気密幌の上面図。 l・・・車体       IA、 IB・・・車体妻
板9・・・車体間連絡通路  10・・・気密幌10A
 、 l0AA 、 l0AB・・・気密II!!のベ
ロー10B 、 IOB’ 、 IOC、IOc’・・
・だが10D 、 IOD’・・・中空円形部 10E
・・・通気穴(7317)  代理人 弁理士 則 近
 憲 佑(ほか1名)第1図 第5図   第4図
Figure 1 is a sectional view of the vehicle body of a superconducting magnetically levitated vehicle using the present invention, Figure 2 is a side view of Figure 1, and Figure 3 is 1-11 in Figure 2.
FIGS. 4 and 5 are detailed explanatory views of the main parts of FIG. 3, FIGS. 6 and 7 are also detailed perspective views of the main parts of No. 31g+, and FIG. 8 is a detailed explanatory view of the main parts of FIG. FIG. 9 is a top view of an airtight hood showing another embodiment. l...Car body IA, IB...Car body end plate 9...Connection passage between car bodies 10...Airtight hood 10A
, l0AA, l0AB...Airtight II! ! bellows 10B, IOB', IOC, IOc'...
・But 10D, IOD'...Hollow circular part 10E
...Vent hole (7317) Agent Patent attorney Noriyuki Chika (and 1 other person) Figure 1 Figure 5 Figure 4

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 高速走行する車両間の連結部分な可撓性のベローで情っ
ているものにおいて、断面形状を両端はL字状のフラン
ジを形成し、中間部は中空円形を連続した形状になし、
7ランジの一つと各中空円形部の連接部分(二通気穴を
設け、中空円形の連接部の外側にだかをはめたものでペ
ローを形成し、これを前記連結部に7ランジ(ユよυ気
密(二とシつけ、前記フランジの通気穴に圧力空気を供
給してなる高速車両用気密幌。
In a flexible bellow that is a connecting part between vehicles traveling at high speed, the cross-sectional shape is L-shaped flanges at both ends, and the middle part is a continuous hollow circle.
A connecting part between one of the 7 langes and each hollow circular part (two vent holes are provided and a bell is fitted on the outside of the hollow circular connecting part) forms a perot, and this is connected to the connecting part of the 7 langes (Yoyo υ An airtight hood for high-speed vehicles that supplies pressurized air to the ventilation holes in the flange.
JP10753382A 1982-06-24 1982-06-24 Airtight hood for high-speed car Pending JPS58224850A (en)

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Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS6215163A (en) * 1985-07-15 1987-01-23 株式会社エイチ・エス・エス・テイ Car connecting section structure
JP2007055384A (en) * 2005-08-23 2007-03-08 Bridgestone Corp Outside hood structure for vehicle connection portion

Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS6215163A (en) * 1985-07-15 1987-01-23 株式会社エイチ・エス・エス・テイ Car connecting section structure
JP2007055384A (en) * 2005-08-23 2007-03-08 Bridgestone Corp Outside hood structure for vehicle connection portion

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