US20060185263A1 - Enclosure with openable and closeable lateral walls and roof surfaces, and sliding door therefor - Google Patents
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The invention relates to an enclosure, having openable and closeable lateral walls and roof surfaces, as well as a sliding door therefor, comprising frontwalls (14A, 14B), at least partially-openable and closeable lateral walls (16A, 16B) and roof surfaces (18A, 18B). According to said invention, at least one of the lateral walls is embodied as a curtain (20A, 20B) which can be wound up at the lower end thereof, which is kept ready by means of an end strip (22A, 22B), guided on both sides thereof, and which can be raised or lowered. When closed, the at least one guided end strip (22A, 22B) is embodied as a profile (P), at least partially forming roof surfaces and having a boundary area, oriented towards at least one lateral wall (16A, 16B), from which the curtain (20A, 20B) is hung in a substantially perpendicular manner.
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- The invention relates to an enclosure (housing) with the features of the preamble of
claims 1, 16, and 17, as well as to a sliding gate for this housing. - Housings according to this class are known from DE 100 41 257 A1 and are used, e.g., for housing galvanic tanks, e.g., for zinc coating large components, but are also suitable for lacquer cabinets and the like. For this known housing, the two side walls and the entire roof section can be closed by two symmetrical cloth-like hangings. In the open state, the hangings are wound onto wind-up shafts close to the floor on both sides of a galvanic tank. For closing the housing, the hanging on each side attached to an end bar at the full width is moved from the open to the closed position by a vertical two-ended guide, which changes to an approximately horizontal guide in the roof region. To enable the necessary lateral spreading for achieving an approximately cubic housing space in the roof region, in the same end guided for each hanging, one or two support rollers are moved, which in the closed state enable the deflection of the hanging from an approximately horizontal roof region into the approximately vertical side wall region and which themselves extend past the entire hanging width.
- Such housings have proven to be useful for housings of galvanic tanks that can be opened completely towards the top. However, considerable bending-related problems are created, primarily with tanks that become longer, i.e., with side walls that become longer, because both the end bars and the hanging, and also the support rollers and the wind-up shaft are exposed to considerable deflection. In the closed state, this leads to considerable cross-sectional dimensions of these loaded components, as well as to sagging of the hanging in the roof region, and, in the open state of the housing, in which these components are arranged in their side guides one above the other, to considerable and largely interfering structural heights. Primarily the wind-up shaft arrangement, which can also be raised and lowered, has considerable space requirements, especially large cross-sectional dimensions. This impairs, among other things, also the transport of goods, e.g., components to be zinc coated, from the longitudinal side. In addition, the end side walls represent a length limit for the usefulness of the housing. It is not possible to transport components projecting past the end of the housing on one or both sides from above, e.g., with a crane, into the housing and definitely also not in the open state of the hanging.
- Starting with this background, the invention is based on the problem of creating a housing according to the preamble of
claim 1, 16 or 17, in which, in the open state, impairments for goods transport into or out of the housing are reduced. Another problem is that a housing according to the preamble ofclaim 1, 16 or 17 can be erected with smaller and/or fewer components. - The solution according to the invention consists in a housing with features of Claims 1, 16, and/or 17, as well as in a sliding gate for this housing with the features of Claim 18. Consequently, the invention is based on the basic idea of being able to realize other components of the housing or sliding gate for this housing with smaller dimensions or being able to completely eliminate individual components, such as the support rollers, by means of a multifunctional, relatively wide end bar. Especially preferred is a bar according to the invention formed like a support-surface or wing like profile. Thus, one is in the position of being able to span very large side wall lengths, e.g., of 18 meters and more, without supports. The roof section can be closed relatively tight, especially if the known hangings of the closing element there are avoided to the greatest possible extent. The components named above and also the claimed components and the components to be used according to the invention described in the embodiments feature no special conditions in size, shape, material selection, and technical design, so that the selection criteria known in the field of the application can be used without restrictions.
- Further details, features, and advantages of the subject matter of the invention follow from the sub claims and also from the description below of the associated drawing, in which, as an example, a preferred embodiment of a hall according to the invention with side walls and roof sections that can be opened and closed is shown. Shown in the drawing are:
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FIG. 1 , a enclosure (housing) in vertical section parallel to an end wall in the closed state; -
FIG. 2 , the same housing in the completely open state; -
FIG. 3 , the same housing with closed roof and raised side walls; -
FIG. 4 , the same housing in view from the top, open at the top and without roof profile; -
FIG. 5 , the same housing in side view, closed; -
FIG. 6 , an alternative configuration of a housing with motors arranged on the floor and counterweights for an approximately halfway open roof; -
FIG. 7 , the same housing with motors arranged on the floor with closed roof; -
FIG. 8 , an end bar for a housing according to one of FIGS. 1 to 7 as a suction channel-section-wise; -
FIG. 9 , a collapsible cantilever surface in the bottom and top position; -
FIG. 10 , a foldable cantilever surface in the bottom and top position; and also -
FIG. 11 , another foldable cantilever surface in the bottom and top position. - As is visible from FIGS. 1 to 3, a
housing 10, e.g., for housing agalvanic tank 12 or as a lacquer cabinet or the like, comprisesend walls 14A, 14B andside walls 16A, and 16B, as well as roof sections 18A and 18B. The side walls are each formed by a hanging 20A, 20B that can be wound up as much as possible without deformation. The roof sections are formed from components, which, in contrast with the side walls, are not flexible, and compriseend bars end guides track rollers 42A, 42B, over a vertical region and an arc region connected at the top along the side wall zone into the roof zone and back by means of asimple traction cable free cantilever surfaces end bars FIG. 2 ), this overall profile is oriented approximately vertically and if necessary can be countersunk, e.g., in the floor or a side rail, while in the closed position it is oriented essentially horizontally or with a slight slope outwards. - In the closed state, wind-up
shafts shafts guides rollers 46A, 46B, wherein the raising and lowering can be performed both by a standalone drive and also—as shown—after releasing locking devices, by the activation of the wind-updrive weight compensating device FIGS. 6 and 7 , description below). The side wall hanging 20A, 20B, which is fixed at one end to the laterally projecting end region of theend bar cantilever surface shaft - Because the bottom wind-up
shaft guides shaft shaft - In addition, the hanging 20A, 20B comprises a textile with a special rubber alloy, so that there is a lubricant film for hot zinc spattered against the inside of the hanging 20A, 20B. The zinc can slide downwards along this film without damaging the textile. Here, both a permanent lubricant film and also a melted lubricant film generated by the heat of the zinc spattered against the textile can be used.
- In case of appropriate material selection, especially by low-expansion hanging types, such as lattice-reinforced planes or films, the wind-up shaft is stabilized against bending by the end bars by means of the hanging and in the extreme case it is supported to a large extent. This arrangement is also worthy of an invention by itself. Therefore, the wind-up shaft can have a relatively small cross-sectional dimension despite a very large length, e.g., of 18 meters. Incidentally, the
cantilever surfaces - It is understood that
motors end bars - Here, especially for medium-length or longer systems (above ca. 10 m length), preferably two synchronously controlled
motors 44A are used per side, as can be seen well inFIG. 5 . Because these can be operated without mechanical forced synchronization (such as, for example, in the form of a continuous shaft extending in the longitudinal direction), they are preferably arranged in the top region of thehousing 10, so that themotors 44A can exert an upwards directed traction force needed for closing thehousing 10 directly from the advantageous top position. - In especially shorter systems, optionally, expensive synchronous motors can be eliminated and instead of these
motors housing 10 or the system. For example, there is an attachment to a safety landing or to the floor (seeFIGS. 6, 7 ). If the continuous connection shaft could have a disruptive effect (e.g., side access obstacle), a driving arrangement can also be embedded under the floor or in the foundation. If themotor guide roller 52A, 52B is needed. In addition, in the embodiment shown inFIGS. 6 and 7 , thedeflection rollers traction cable motors guide rollers 52A, 52B anddeflection rollers housing 10 also withmotors - In an advantageous embodiment, at least one part, especially the part of the
cantilever surface cantilever surface hinge 33 arranged preferably in the region of theend bar cantilever surface FIG. 9 ). Here, the folding direction of the folding angle and also the positions, at which the folding direction and folding angle can be changed, can be selected by corresponding control devices and/or cantilever properties. Thus, for example, the weight distribution of thecantilever surface end bar cantilever surface cantilever surface pivot lever 51 is arranged on the region of thecantilever surface contact roller 52 fixed in the upper, central region of thehousing 10 during the movement of theend bar cantilever surface hinge 33 into the horizontal closed state. This also then guarantees a secure closing of thehousing 10 by thecantilever surface hinge 33, for example, should be difficult to move and just the weight of thecantilever surface contact roller 52′ in the top, side region of thehousing 10, thecantilever surface end bar end bar cantilever surface FIGS. 10, 11 ). Such an arrangement is primarily advantageous when a crane arrangement, especially a craneway rail, is installed in the upper region of the housing (seeFIG. 11 ). - The same also applies equivalently for a
foldable cantilever surface first hinge 33 there areother hinges 33′, etc., arranged in thecantilever surface hinges parallel linkages 35 determine the folding properties of thecantilever surface parallel linkages 35 are equipped with a cam, which is activated during the movement of theend bar cantilever surface - Foldable or collapsible cantilever surfaces 32A, 32B, 34A, 34B are advantageous primarily for such housings, in which the remaining side rail height for an open housing should be as small as possible in order to load or unload a zinc tank stored in the housing from the side. In addition, it is also possible to reinforce the
collapsible cantilever surface cantilever surface housing 10 for an arrangement of the wind-upshaft - The movement of the
end bar cantilever surface drive first counterweight 66A, 66B, is used, which compensates for the weight of the hanging 20A, 20B and thecantilever surface bearing cable deflection rollers housing 10, is connected to theend bar - To take into account the different loads during the opening or closing of the
housing 10, thecounterweight 66A, 66B comprises two weights G1 and G2, wherein G1 is heavier compared with G2. The weight G2 is arranged so that it can move freely in the vertical direction preferably within the weight G1 and is connected to thebearing cable bearing cable - As to be inferred from
FIG. 6 , the length of thebearing cable deflection rollers counterweight 66A, 66B is placed completely on the floor at a point, at which the cantilever surfaces are not completely closed, and consequently no counterweight force is exerted on theend bar counterweight 66A, 66B, so that both theend bar counterweight 66A, 66B (first G2, then G1). - In the closing direction, from the zero position only the smaller weight G2 is still raised, as is visible in
FIG. 7 . This has the effect that in the closed position, at which the twocantilever surfaces cantilever surface - As to be seen further in
FIGS. 6 and 7 , the hanging 20A, 20B can also be opened upwards from below by activating the wind-up drive end bar up drive shaft up drive second counterweight 68A, 68B by means of a bearing cable 71A, 71B running over a deflection roller 70A arranged in the top region of thehousing 10. Thiscounterweight 68A, 68B is designed so that it compensates for the weight of the wind-upshaft up drive - Another feature is that the
guides wall seal openings 28 in the vertical direction connect to the roof surface opening. Thus, components longer than the factory length can be transported into the factory with a crane over the roof region (transport direction V) and can be transported out of the factory, e.g., in order to be able to treat very long components from both ends one after the other in a galvanic tank. Therefore, for end closing of theseal opening 28, correspondinggates guides - Consequently, a sliding gate according to the invention comprises a hanging 20A, 20B,which can be wound up at the bottom end, and a raising and lowering
end bar 22A; 22B, which is guided on both ends and which keeps the hanging ready. Such sliding gates are also worthy of inventive protection themselves and can also be used in rigid buildings. - Another advantage of the housings and/or sliding gates according to the invention is that they can also be used advantageously when craneway rails run perpendicular to the hanging, wherein it is then located above and optionally to the side of the hanging or the sliding gate and transport of goods into and out of the housing or into and out of a factory provided with a corresponding sliding gate is enabled from the side wall (transport direction H), i.e., in the direction of the sliding gate, without disturbing the housing or factory roof. Such applications also come into mind in other areas than the housing of galvanic tanks, such as, e.g., lacquer cabinets and similar warehouses, into which and out of which large workpieces must be transported with a crane—even when medium-size or even small sliding gate widths come into mind.
- Finally, it is advantageous when the
end bar FIG. 8 , for the housing according to the invention. The problem that the entire volume enclosed by the housing can be suctioned only through point-shaped suction openings frequently machined into theend wall 14A, 14B is therefore minimized, such that theend bar suction slots 80A on the sides directed towards the interior of thehousing 10 and thus enables suctioning over the entire length, wherein the suctioned volume can be discharged via an end opening 82A. Theend bar end bar
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1. A housing or enclosure, like for housing a galvanic tank, comprising end walls and side walls that can be opened and closed at least partially, as well as roof sections, wherein at least one of the side walls is formed as a hanging that can be wound up at the bottom end and that is kept ready and can be raised and lowered by an end bar guided on both ends, wherein the guided end bar is formed as a profile, which at least partially forms a roof section in a closed state, and the hanging is fixed to hang essentially vertically on the edge zone of the profile directed towards at least one side wall.
2. A housing or enclosure according to claim 1 , wherein one end bar comprises a guided region and at least one freely projecting cantilever region.
3. A housing or enclosure according to claim 2 , wherein the free edge of an outwardly pointing cantilever surface pivots outwards when closing relative to the end bar guide.
4. A housing or enclosure according to claim 3 , wherein at least one part of the cantilever surface is collapsible or foldable.
5. A housing or enclosure according to claim 4 , wherein the one or more collapsible or foldable parts of the cantilever surface is swung open or closed or folded up or unfolded depending on the position of the end bar essentially by its own weight.
6. A housing or enclosure according to claim 4 , wherein the one or more collapsible or foldable parts of the cantilever surface are supported by means of a mechanical device or a drive in its collapsing or folding movement.
7. A housing or enclosure according to claim 1 , further comprising a drive for opening and closing the side walls, as well as the roof sections, wherein the drive is removed from load by at least one weight compensating device at least over a partial length of the travel path.
8. A housing or enclosure according to claim 7 , wherein the weight compensating device is formed such that the drive of the side walls, as well as the roof sections, which can be opened and closed, is loaded by the compensating device on a partial length of the travel path.
9. A housing or enclosure according to claim 7 , wherein at least the weight compensating device is designed according to the position of the side walls, as well as the roof sections, which can be opened and closed, so that it can exert a different weight unloading or loading.
10. A housing or enclosure according to claim 1 , wherein a wind-up shaft of the hanging can be raised and lowered in a vertical guide.
11. A housing or enclosure according to claim 1 , wherein a wind-up shaft is fixed to the hanging, such that it can be moved by the hanging.
12. A housing or enclosure according to claim 11 , further comprising a wind-up drive driving the wind-up shaft, wherein the wind-up drive is unloaded by a weight compensating device.
13. A housing or enclosure according to claim 1 , wherein the hanging has at least one alloy forming a lubricant film, especially a rubber alloy.
14. A housing or enclosure according to claim 1 , wherein the end bar is formed as a suction channel or comprises at least one suction channel.
15. A housing or enclosure according to claim 14 , wherein the suction channel connects to a suction opening or port of a suction line or is connected thereto in a closed position of the housing.
16. A housing or enclosure according to claim 1 , wherein at least one end bar at least partially stabilizes a wind-up shaft of the hanging against bending by means of the hanging.
17. A housing or enclosure according to claim 1 , wherein at least one of the end walls has a seal opening, which reaches up to the housing roof and which continues into a closable roof section opening and wherein the end bar has a cantilever surface at least partially closing and opening the roof section opening.
18. A sliding gate for a housing or enclosure for housing a galvanic tank, the sliding gate comprising a hanging that can be wound up at a bottom end and a raising and lowering end bar, which is guided on both ends thereof and keeps the hanging ready, wherein the end bar is formed as a profile, which forms at least partially a roof section in a closed state, and the hanging is fixed to hang essentially vertically on an edge zone of the profile directed towards at least one side wall of the housing or enclosure.
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