KR20160026206A - Disabled person vehicle lower floor support structure - Google Patents
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Abstract
An object of the present invention is to provide a lower floor support structure for a disabled person's vehicle, which comprises a lower floor (10) mounted on a disabled person's vehicle (2); A lower arm 24 connected to the support frame 22 through a hinge portion at its base end; a link 26 connected to the lower end of the lower arm 24 via a hinge portion; And an alignment assembly (20) for supporting the lower floor (10) with an upper arm (28) connected to the support frame (22) via a hinge, the base end being connected via a hinge part, The assembly 20 is composed of a module separate from the lower floor 10 so that when the lower floor 10 is mounted on the disabled vehicle 2, the assembly 20, independently of the lower floor 10, Is mounted on the disabled vehicle (2) so that the support frame (22) supports the lower floor (10) from the bottom.
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[0001] The present invention relates to a lower floor support structure for a disabled person's vehicle, and more particularly to a structure for separately separating a lower frame from an alignment assembly and a lower frame for adjusting the alignment of a vehicle wheel, To a new floor support structure for a disabled person who can be assembled.
Generally, a wheelchair is useful for moving a short distance. However, when it is necessary to travel a long distance, it is necessary to use a vehicle. In the case of a general vehicle, a disabled person or a patient with an uncomfortable motion is assisted by a carer Not only is it inconvenient for people with disabilities to move to their destination after moving, but there is not enough room for a wheelchair.
Although a vehicle capable of getting on and off the vehicle while being in a wheelchair has been developed, since the height difference between the inner bottom surface of the vehicle and the road surface is large, the disabled person or the patient who is uncomfortable with the slope of the slope gets in a wheelchair So that it is difficult to ride on the vehicle. In addition, when the vehicle rides on a wheelchair, there is a problem that the head of the handicapped person, the patient, or the like should be brought to the ceiling and the head must be bent.
To solve this problem, Patent Registration No. 10-1146177 entitled " Lower Floor Connection Structure for a Handicapped Vehicle "filed by the applicant of the present invention has been developed. 10-1146177 (hereinafter referred to as a registered patent) includes a lower floor installed on a vehicle for lowering the floor height of the vehicle, and a suspension located under the lower floor of the vehicle Wherein the suspension includes a pair of upper arms, a pair of lower arms, a pair of connecting bars connecting the pair of upper arms and the pair of lower arms, and the pair of upper arms are connected to the lower floor Wherein the lower floor is formed with a cross member at a lower portion thereof in a direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction, the pair of lower arms being rotatably fixed to both sides of the cross member, The lower arm is characterized in that a lower portion of the coil spring connected to the disabled vehicle is fixedly installed on the upper portion.
The inclination of the slope connecting the road surface and the vehicle is reduced by lowering the inner bottom surface of the vehicle so as to make it easy for the disabled person or the patient who is uncomfortable to ride on the wheelchair to ride on the vehicle while riding in the wheelchair There is an advantage in that the head of the handicapped person, the patient, etc. is prevented from reaching the ceiling, thereby enhancing convenience for the handicapped.
However, the registered patent is also technically insufficient. In the case of the above-described patent, the lower floor supporting the wheelchair and the suspension are integrally formed, which makes it difficult to properly align the wheel alignment (hereinafter, referred to as alignment) of the vehicle. In manufacturing the vehicle, the chassis frame is assembled with other components such as a chassis by welding or the like. The chassis frame is deformed (warped or the like) due to welding at the time of manufacturing such a vehicle, , It is difficult to set the alignment of the vehicle properly, since the alignment is assembled at the twisted position (position where it does not fit properly) if the registered patent in which the lower floor and the suspension are integrated in the state that the lower floor and the suspension are integrated will be. In addition, since the lower floor and the suspension are formed into a unitary shape, there is a phenomenon that the main part is deformed due to welding or the like, and the alignment of the vehicle can not be properly corrected. Even when the lower floor and the suspension are integrally formed by welding or the like, an alignment disturbance element is generated. The alignment elements of the vehicle include a camber angle and a toe angle. In the patent, since the lower frame and the suspension are integrated into a single set, the camber angle and the toe angle It is not easy to adjust. Although the above-mentioned patent has its advantages, it is somewhat lacking in that it has a disadvantage that it is not easy to assemble the vehicle by aligning the alignment of the vehicle precisely.
In addition, in the case of the registered patent, since the alignment can not be precisely adjusted even when the vehicle is running after the lower floor and the suspension are mounted on the disabled person's vehicle, the safety is lowered and it is also difficult to expect a good ride feeling at the time of driving the vehicle. In addition to the disadvantage that the adjustment of the alignment at the time of manufacture is not properly performed, the alignment can not be properly controlled even when the vehicle is running. The camber angle and the angle of the tire can not be properly adjusted at the time of driving the vehicle, and therefore, there is insufficient in terms of the safe driving of the vehicle and a good ride feeling.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a structure in which a main body of an alignment assembly for controlling alignment of a vehicle wheel and a lower frame are separately separated from each other and an independent assembly of the alignment assembly and the lower frame is possible at the time of mounting the vehicle, And it is also possible to automatically adjust the alignment at the time of driving the vehicle. Therefore, it is intended to provide a new floor support structure for a new vehicle for a disabled person, which is superior in safety and ride comfort at the time of driving.
According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided a vehicle comprising: a lower floor mounted on a disabled person's vehicle; And a lower end connected to the lower end of the lower arm via a hinge portion and a distal end portion connected to an upper end of the link via a hinge portion and a base portion connected to the support frame through a hinge portion And an alignment assembly for supporting the lower floor with an upper arm connected to the lower arm.
Wherein the alignment assembly comprises a module configured separately from the lower floor so that when the lower floor is mounted on the chassis frame, the alignment assembly is assembled independently of the lower floor to support the lower floor from the lower part of the support frame do.
The supporting frame is provided with an arm bracket, and the base end of the lower arm is connected to the arm bracket via the hinge portion. The hinge portion includes a hinge hole provided in the arm bracket, a hinge shaft provided at a base end portion of the lower arm, And the hinge hole of the arm bracket is elongated in the direction of both ends so that the hinge axis of the lower arm can move along the hinge hole of the arm bracket.
Wherein the arm bracket includes a pair of arm bracket pieces arranged in parallel to the front and rear surfaces of the support frame, and a proximal end portion of the lower arm is inserted into the arm insertion space portion between the pair of arm bracket pieces, Are inserted into the hinge holes formed in the respective connection bracket pieces.
It is preferable that the pair of arm bracket pieces further include a reinforcing bead piece extending in a direction crossing the surface of the arm bracket piece.
The support frame includes a lower frame portion for supporting and supporting a bottom surface of the lower floor; And a pair of upper frame portions extending upward from both ends of the lower frame portion bar to support both side wall portions of the lower floor, wherein the arm brackets are provided on the lower surface of the support frame in a pair .
The base of the toe arm is connected to the support frame via a hinge part, and the tip of the toe arm is connected to a knuckle of a hub for mounting a tire of a vehicle.
The support frame is provided with a toy arm bracket, and the base end of the toy arm is connected to the toy arm bracket via the hinge portion. The hinge portion includes a hinge hole provided in the toy arm bracket, Wherein the hinge axis of the toro arm bracket is elongated in the direction of both ends so that the hinge axis of the toro arm can move along the hinge bore of the toro arm bracket .
The toy arm bracket includes a pair of toy arm bracket pieces arranged in parallel to the front and rear surfaces of the support frame, and a base end portion of the toy arm is inserted into the toy arm insertion space portion between the pair of toy arm bracket pieces And the hinge shafts are inserted into the hinge holes formed in the respective connecting bracket pieces.
The lower frame support structure for a disabled person according to the present invention is configured such that the alignment assembly, which is a main part for adjusting the alignment of the tire of a vehicle, is formed in a module structure separate from the lower floor, Since the alignment assembly can be assembled independently of the lower floor, it is possible to accurately and precisely set the alignment in accordance with various conditions such as the state of the chassis frame of the vehicle. In the case of driving the vehicle, the camber angle and the torque It is possible to expect a variety of desirable results such that the toe angle is automatically adjusted to improve the safety and feel the ride feeling more comfortably.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a bottom perspective view showing a state before a support frame, which is a main part of a lower floor support structure for a disabled person's vehicle according to the present invention,
FIG. 2 is a bottom perspective view showing a combined state of the support frame and the lower floor,
Fig. 3 is a perspective view schematically showing a state in which the lower floor shown in Fig. 1 is installed on a chassis frame of a disabled vehicle,
Fig. 4 is a bottom perspective view showing an enlarged view of the main part of the present invention shown in Fig.
Figure 5 is a longitudinal section view of the alignment assembly, which is a major part of the present invention, showing the state in which the lower floor is coupled to be supported,
Fig. 6 is a view showing a state in which the lower floor support structure of the present invention is mounted on a disabled person's vehicle,
Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The objects, features and advantages of the present invention will be more readily understood by reference to the accompanying drawings and the following detailed description. In the following description of the present invention, a detailed description of known functions and configurations incorporated herein will be omitted when it may make the subject matter of the present invention rather unclear.
In describing the components of the present invention, terms such as first, second, A, B, (a), and (b) may be used. These terms are intended to distinguish the constituent elements from other constituent elements, and the terms do not limit the nature, order or order of the constituent elements. When a component is described as being "connected", "coupled", or "connected" to another component, the component may be directly connected or connected to the other component, Quot; may be "connected,""coupled," or "connected. &Quot;
Referring to the drawings, a lower floor support structure for a disabled person according to the present invention includes a
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The lower floor support structure for a vehicle according to the present invention is constructed such that the
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Therefore, the most distinctive effect of the present invention is that the alignment of the wheel 2 (wheel) of the disabled person can be precisely adjusted by constructing the
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In addition, since the camber angle and the angle of the tire of the disabled person's vehicle 2 are automatically controlled in the present invention, the disabled person's vehicle 2 can feel safer running and a better ride feeling. When the disabled person car 2 travels, a smooth alignment adjustment is automatically performed when a condition requiring alignment adjustment occurs, such as exceeding the speed limit bust.
When the tilting of the lower portion of the tilted camber is changed while the lower portion is opened while the upper portion is narrowed when the tires are viewed from the rear while the disabled person's vehicle 2 is running, the
In addition, when the tires are turned from the top while the disabled person's vehicle 2 is running and a change factor of the toe angle at which the rear is narrowed occurs, the toe arm 48 is moved between the two side surfaces of the vehicle 2 The hinge shaft 42S provided at the base end of the toe arm 48 is supported by the support frame 22 of the alignment assembly 20 (That is, the lateral direction of the vehicle 2) from the hinge hole 42H having a long elongated shape extending to the left and right of the left arm bracket 40, The link 26 in which the front side is extended in the direction away from the center line of the vehicle 2 and the upper side end of the link 26 is pulled out from the center line of the vehicle 2 And the rear side is the center line direction of the vehicle 2 And the base end side hinge shaft 28S of the upper arm 28 is inserted into the support frame 22 of the alignment assembly 20 along the left and right extended elongated hinge holes The upper arm 28 moves in the direction of the center line of the vehicle 2 and the proximal end side hinge shaft 32S of the lower arm 24 also moves in the direction of the center line of the vehicle 2, The lower bracket 30 moves in the direction of the center line of the vehicle 2 along the elongated elongated hinge holes 32H of the arm bracket 30 so that the lower arm 24 also moves in the direction of the center line of the vehicle 2, The tire angle of the tire can be automatically and smoothly adjusted. When the tire of the vehicle 2 is narrowed in the direction of the center line of the vehicle 2 and the rear of the tire is changed in the opposite direction of the direction of the center line of the vehicle 2, The hinge shaft 42S provided at the proximal end of the
The pair of arm bracket pieces 342 is further provided with a reinforcing
The specific embodiments of the present invention have been described above. It is to be understood, however, that the scope and spirit of the present invention is not limited to these specific embodiments, and that various modifications and changes may be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention. If you have, you will understand.
Therefore, it should be understood that the above-described embodiments are provided so that those skilled in the art can fully understand the scope of the present invention. Therefore, it should be understood that the embodiments are to be considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive, The invention is only defined by the scope of the claims.
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A lower arm 24 connected to the support frame 22 through a hinge portion at its base end; a link 26 connected to the lower end of the lower arm 24 via a hinge portion; And an alignment assembly 20 having an upper arm connected to the support frame 22 via a hinge and a base arm having an upper arm 28 connected to the support frame 22 via a hinge to support the lower floor 10 Lower floor support structure for disabled persons.
The alignment assembly 20 comprises a module separate from the lower floor 10 so that when the lower floor 10 is mounted on the disabled vehicle 2, the alignment assembly 20, independently of the lower floor 10, 20) is assembled to the disabled vehicle (2) so that the support frame (22) supports the lower floor (10) from the bottom.
The support frame 22 is provided with an arm bracket 30 and the proximal end of the lower arm 24 is connected to the arm bracket 30 via the hinge part. The hinge part is connected to the arm bracket 30 And a hinge shaft (32S) provided at a base end of the lower arm (24), wherein the hinge hole (32H) of the arm bracket (30) is elongated in the direction of both side ends Wherein the hinge shaft (342S) of the lower arm (24) is configured to move along the hinge hole (32H) of the arm bracket (30).
The arm bracket 30 includes a pair of arm bracket pieces 342 arranged in parallel to the front and back surfaces of the support frame 22 and the arm bracket pieces 342, Wherein a proximal end portion of the lower arm is inserted into the hinge shaft and the hinge shaft is inserted into the hinge hole formed in each of the arm bracket pieces.
Wherein the pair of arm bracket pieces (342) further include a reinforcing bead piece (34) extending in a direction intersecting the surface of the arm bracket piece (342).
The support frame (22)
A lower frame portion 22A for supporting and supporting the bottom surface of the lower floor;
And a pair of upper frame portions 22B extending upward from both ends of the bar of the lower frame portion 22A to support both side wall portions of the lower floor 10,
And a pair of right and left arm brackets (30) are provided on a bottom surface of the support frame (22).
The proximal end portion of the toe arm 48 is connected to the hub 3 for mounting the tire of the vehicle 2 to the support frame 22 via the hinge portion Wherein the lower floor support structure comprises:
The support frame 22 is provided with a toy arm bracket 40 and the base end of the toy arm 48 is connected to the toy arm bracket 40 via the hinge portion. And a hinge shaft 42S provided at a proximal end of the toro arm 48. The hinge hole 42H of the toro arm bracket 40 is connected to both ends And the hinge shaft (42S) of the torque arm (48) can move along the hinge hole (42H) of the toy arm bracket (40) Lower floor support structure for vehicles.
The toy arm bracket 40 includes a pair of toy arm bracket pieces 42 arranged in parallel to the front and rear surfaces of the support frame 22 and the torque between the pair of toy arm bracket pieces 42 Wherein a proximal end portion of the toe arm is inserted into the arm insertion space portion so that the hinge shaft is inserted into the hinge hole formed in each of the toe arm bracket pieces. Floor support structure.
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