US20070199847A1 - Container For The Transport Of Blades - Google Patents
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- the container for the transport of blades which is the subject of this invention has been designed considering the restrictions presented these days by land transport in the majority of countries both in terms of weight, size and road safety.
- a solution for the storage of the containers has also been taken into account, so that they occupy the least space possible when both empty and loaded, with consideration also of the quickest and safest method for assembling and disassembling the containers both on site and at the factory using minimum labour and mechanisms possible.
- patent WO 02/083523 shows a transport method that incorporates two counter facing blades in such a way that located on each side is the tip of one blade and the base of the other, with both blades able to be situated in one same container, as although they are separate containers they can the joined to make one sole container.
- the ends of the container are formed by a frame which is reinforced on the corners with metal laminate parts.
- the container which is the subject of this invention optimises the interior space to enable three blades to be transported in each container.
- the blades are arranged so that the transverse axis is situated horizontally along the floor or slightly sloped in relation to the floor.
- FIG. 2003/0175089 Another example of a known blade container is US 2003/0175089 the main characteristic of which is that said container is modular, which allows it to be extended in length in order to adapt it to the length of the blade to be transported.
- Each module is formed by a frame, the interior of which is covered with corrugated walls.
- the container includes two counter facing blades in its interior.
- the proposed container vastly differs from the known containers and although it is re-usable, as they all are, it has the added characteristic that it can be folded and stacked in a minimum space and can be grouped 2 or 3 containers at a time for return transport.
- the container for the transport of blades is comprised of the following elements: walls, upper part and lower part.
- the walls are formed by tubular structured trusses in square sections crossed by one or two diagonal stays.
- the trusses of each wall are coupled at the bottom by a bolt with lock pin and at the top by a nut and screw. This coupling enables camber to be given to the structure, as the two coupled trusses turn in the bolt fixture at the bottom whilst on the upper part they can be separated enabling the thickness of the separating wedge to be varied to achieve flexibility in height.
- the walls of both sides of the container are joined together by the upper part using adjustable stays with screw ratchets and transversal spacers on the walls, so that both the stays and the spacers can be removed for loading and unloading the blades.
- the closing elements of the container are comprised of two types of cover, the front cover has anchor points for two blades and the rear cover has an anchor point for one blade, the covers are coupled to the container walls by the same type of joint as the trusses, a bolt and screw, both front and rear covers have a hoisting lug in the centre.
- the tables which provide support for transport and storage.of the blades are of three different types, a rear table which serves as support for the extendable platform, another front table for coupling directly to the truck as this table has a King-pin assembled on it and finally, a central table which serves as a support to the container on the central supporting feet.
- the King-pin is a pivot assembled on the tie plate or fifth wheel of the tractor truck. When connecting the welded King-pin to a table, it is coupled directly to the tractor which therefore decreases the height in relation to other coupling mechanisms.
- the design of the tables is such that they act as a guide for assembling the side walls of the container, in such a way that said tables are joined by the two stubs which fit into two the holes on the corresponding wall, they are then secured with a bolt and lock pin which facilitates the correct positioning of the walls as well as their alignment and the separation between them.
- All tables incorporate two retractable support feet, which are also telescopic with seven fixture points in order to adapt to the different terrain heights.
- the support feet are secured using a bolt and lock pin.
- the support feet are positioned in the horizontal or retracted position with a bolt and lock pin also, and they are positioned in the vertical position with a stay which is fixed to the foot by a rotating stub and to the table with the same bolt which locks the horizontal foot position but by changing the bolt hole.
- each lug is placed at one end of the stay so that they can be fit into the holes on the side walls.
- the spacers are arranged transversally across the sides of the walls.
- the ratchet is an element comprised of two spindles, one left and another right, and a threaded bushing which contains a lever to vary the length and a spring trigger which sets the position reached by the lever.
- the lever does not allow it to return thanks to the pressure exercised on the spindle, therefore the operation of this element is similar to that of a torque wrench or ratchet wrench.
- the container has the following anchor points: on one hand each table has two lugs for crane hoisting, and on the other, each of the walls and each of the covers has another lug.
- FIGURES are attached which show all of the elements which form the container for the transport of blades which is the subject of this invention, summarising briefly:
- FIG. 1 shows the elements which constitute the trusses that form the walls of the container.
- FIG. 2 shows an adjustable stay with a screw ratchet of the type which is used for joining together the walls of both sides of the container.
- FIG. 3 shows one of the tables which acts as a support for the transport or storage of the containers and the telescopic support foot with seven locking positions.
- FIGS. 4 and 5 show the two types of cover designed for transporting the blades.
- FIG. 6 shows the final arrangement of the blades inside the container.
- FIGS. 7 and 8 shows the complete container once the assembly of the different elements is complete.
- the walls are formed by trusses ( 1 ) of a square tubular structure, structured in such a way that each of the side walls is formed by different trusses ( 1 ) joined together to form a side wall module.
- the trusses ( 1 ) of a same wall are coupled together at the bottom using a bolt ( 2 ) with lock pin and at the top using a screw ( 3 ) which allows camber to be given to the structure, as the two coupled trusses ( 1 ) rotate in the bolt ( 2 ) fixed at the bottom and can be separated at the top allowing the thickness of the separators to be changed ( 4 ).
- the walls of both sides are joined together by the upper part using adjustable stays ( 5 ) with a screw ratchet ( 6 ) as shown in FIG. 2 , in such a way that said adjustable stays ( 5 ) may be removed for loading and unloading the container.
- the tables ( 7 ) are installed, which act as support in transport or storage and which have stubs ( 8 ) that fit into the holes arranged on the side walls.
- Three types of tables have been designed, a rear table ( 7 c ) which serves as support for the extendable platform, another front table ( 7 a ) for coupling directly to the truck which has the King-pin assembled on it and finally, a central table ( 7 b ) which serves as a support to the container on the central supporting feet ( 11 ). All of the tables ( 7 ) incorporate retractable support feet ( 11 ) which are also telescopic with seven locking points in order to adapt to the different terrain heights in the areas where the container is loaded—unloaded.
- the retractable support feet ( 11 ) have been designed so that they act as a guide for assembling the side walls and are fixed by two stubs which fit into holes on the corresponding walls and are locked using a bolt ( 14 ) and lock pin, this facilitates the positioning of the walls as well as their alignment and the spacing between them.
- the support feet ( 11 ) of the table ( 7 ) are telescopic and have seven locking positions which are locked with a bolt and lock pin or an interlocking bolt ( 14 ).
- the support feet ( 11 ) are positioned in the horizontal or retracted position with a bolt and lock pin ( 14 ) and they are positioned in the vertical position with a stay ( 12 ) which is fixed to the support foot ( 11 ) by a rotating stub and to the table ( 7 ) with the same bolt ( 14 ) which locks the support foot ( 11 ) in the horizontal foot ( 11 ) position but by changing the bolt ( 14 ) hole.
- FIGS. 4 and 5 two types of cover have been designed, one rear cover ( 12 ) which has anchor points for two blades, FIG. 4 , and another front cover which has an anchor point for one blade ( 13 ), FIG. 5 , so that the tractor units has the greatest traction possible provided that load limits for said unit are not exceeded.
- Both covers ( 12 ) and ( 13 ) are coupled to the walls of the container ( 20 ) with the same type of fixture, bolt ( 2 ) and screw ( 3 ) that the trusses have ( 1 ).
- each blade root is fixed to the covers ( 12 ) and ( 13 ) with two screws and two plates. Said blades ( 21 ) are inserted into metal cavities ( 22 ) located in the centre of the container (central table 7 b ) which avoids any damage being suffered during transport, as shown in FIG. 6 .
- the three tables ( 7 a , 7 b and 7 c ) are firstly aligned and situated at the correct distance.
- the rear truss ( 1 ) is then lifted by a central hook (not shown in the FIGURE) and it is inserted in the pivots of the corresponding table ( 7 ).
- the rear truss ( 1 ) of the other side is then inserted in the same way.
- the rear cover ( 12 ) is then positioned, which is the cover that has anchor points for two blades ( 21 ).
- the next trusses are then assembled, the trusses with the intermediate section, which are hoisted by their central hook and aligned with the rear trusses.
- the pivots of the second ( 7 b ) and third tables ( 7 c ) are inserted.
- the adjustment bolts ( 2 ) of the lower part of the coupling between the trusses are put in place and the screw, nuts and counternuts ( 3 ) of the upper part are adjusted.
- the front cover ( 13 ), is then put in place in the same way as the rear cover ( 12 ), the front cover is that which has an anchor point for only one blade.
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- The container for the transport of blades which is the subject of this invention has been designed considering the restrictions presented these days by land transport in the majority of countries both in terms of weight, size and road safety. A solution for the storage of the containers has also been taken into account, so that they occupy the least space possible when both empty and loaded, with consideration also of the quickest and safest method for assembling and disassembling the containers both on site and at the factory using minimum labour and mechanisms possible.
- Finally, the possibilities for transporting said containers by maritime transport and for stacking them have been contemplated.
- An example of a known wind turbine container is patent WO 02/083523 which shows a transport method that incorporates two counter facing blades in such a way that located on each side is the tip of one blade and the base of the other, with both blades able to be situated in one same container, as although they are separate containers they can the joined to make one sole container. The ends of the container are formed by a frame which is reinforced on the corners with metal laminate parts. However, the container which is the subject of this invention optimises the interior space to enable three blades to be transported in each container. The blades are arranged so that the transverse axis is situated horizontally along the floor or slightly sloped in relation to the floor.
- Another example of a known blade container is US 2003/0175089 the main characteristic of which is that said container is modular, which allows it to be extended in length in order to adapt it to the length of the blade to be transported. Each module is formed by a frame, the interior of which is covered with corrugated walls. There are connection mechanisms between the modules and an inner cradle formed by two trusses which support each of the blades. As in the previous case, the container includes two counter facing blades in its interior.
- The proposed container vastly differs from the known containers and although it is re-usable, as they all are, it has the added characteristic that it can be folded and stacked in a minimum space and can be grouped 2 or 3 containers at a time for return transport.
- The container for the transport of blades is comprised of the following elements: walls, upper part and lower part. The walls are formed by tubular structured trusses in square sections crossed by one or two diagonal stays. The trusses of each wall are coupled at the bottom by a bolt with lock pin and at the top by a nut and screw. This coupling enables camber to be given to the structure, as the two coupled trusses turn in the bolt fixture at the bottom whilst on the upper part they can be separated enabling the thickness of the separating wedge to be varied to achieve flexibility in height. The walls of both sides of the container are joined together by the upper part using adjustable stays with screw ratchets and transversal spacers on the walls, so that both the stays and the spacers can be removed for loading and unloading the blades.
- On the lower part of the container the tables that act as support in transport or storage of the blade are installed, the tables have stubs which fit into the holes arranged on the side walls. The closing elements of the container are comprised of two types of cover, the front cover has anchor points for two blades and the rear cover has an anchor point for one blade, the covers are coupled to the container walls by the same type of joint as the trusses, a bolt and screw, both front and rear covers have a hoisting lug in the centre.
- The tables which provide support for transport and storage.of the blades are of three different types, a rear table which serves as support for the extendable platform, another front table for coupling directly to the truck as this table has a King-pin assembled on it and finally, a central table which serves as a support to the container on the central supporting feet. The King-pin is a pivot assembled on the tie plate or fifth wheel of the tractor truck. When connecting the welded King-pin to a table, it is coupled directly to the tractor which therefore decreases the height in relation to other coupling mechanisms.
- The design of the tables is such that they act as a guide for assembling the side walls of the container, in such a way that said tables are joined by the two stubs which fit into two the holes on the corresponding wall, they are then secured with a bolt and lock pin which facilitates the correct positioning of the walls as well as their alignment and the separation between them. All tables incorporate two retractable support feet, which are also telescopic with seven fixture points in order to adapt to the different terrain heights.
- The support feet are secured using a bolt and lock pin. The support feet are positioned in the horizontal or retracted position with a bolt and lock pin also, and they are positioned in the vertical position with a stay which is fixed to the foot by a rotating stub and to the table with the same bolt which locks the horizontal foot position but by changing the bolt hole.
- The stays which join the both sides of the walls at the top have two lugs with a stub welded on, each lug is placed at one end of the stay so that they can be fit into the holes on the side walls. On one end of the stay, welded to one of the lugs, there is an extendable ratchet, the other lug is welded to a circular section tube which in turn is welded to the other end of the ratchet. The spacers are arranged transversally across the sides of the walls.
- The ratchet is an element comprised of two spindles, one left and another right, and a threaded bushing which contains a lever to vary the length and a spring trigger which sets the position reached by the lever. As we turn the lever by small rotations, the trigger does not allow it to return thanks to the pressure exercised on the spindle, therefore the operation of this element is similar to that of a torque wrench or ratchet wrench.
- The container has the following anchor points: on one hand each table has two lugs for crane hoisting, and on the other, each of the walls and each of the covers has another lug.
- For a better understanding of that described in this report, FIGURES are attached which show all of the elements which form the container for the transport of blades which is the subject of this invention, summarising briefly:
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FIG. 1 shows the elements which constitute the trusses that form the walls of the container. -
FIG. 2 shows an adjustable stay with a screw ratchet of the type which is used for joining together the walls of both sides of the container. -
FIG. 3 shows one of the tables which acts as a support for the transport or storage of the containers and the telescopic support foot with seven locking positions. -
FIGS. 4 and 5 show the two types of cover designed for transporting the blades. -
FIG. 6 shows the final arrangement of the blades inside the container. -
FIGS. 7 and 8 shows the complete container once the assembly of the different elements is complete. - As shown in
FIG. 1 , the walls are formed by trusses (1) of a square tubular structure, structured in such a way that each of the side walls is formed by different trusses (1) joined together to form a side wall module. - The trusses (1) of a same wall are coupled together at the bottom using a bolt (2) with lock pin and at the top using a screw (3) which allows camber to be given to the structure, as the two coupled trusses (1) rotate in the bolt (2) fixed at the bottom and can be separated at the top allowing the thickness of the separators to be changed (4). The walls of both sides are joined together by the upper part using adjustable stays (5) with a screw ratchet (6) as shown in
FIG. 2 , in such a way that said adjustable stays (5) may be removed for loading and unloading the container. - As shown in
FIG. 3 , on the lower part of the container the tables (7) are installed, which act as support in transport or storage and which have stubs (8) that fit into the holes arranged on the side walls. Three types of tables have been designed, a rear table (7 c) which serves as support for the extendable platform, another front table (7 a) for coupling directly to the truck which has the King-pin assembled on it and finally, a central table (7 b) which serves as a support to the container on the central supporting feet (11). All of the tables (7) incorporate retractable support feet (11) which are also telescopic with seven locking points in order to adapt to the different terrain heights in the areas where the container is loaded—unloaded. The retractable support feet (11 ) have been designed so that they act as a guide for assembling the side walls and are fixed by two stubs which fit into holes on the corresponding walls and are locked using a bolt (14) and lock pin, this facilitates the positioning of the walls as well as their alignment and the spacing between them. - The support feet (11) of the table (7) are telescopic and have seven locking positions which are locked with a bolt and lock pin or an interlocking bolt (14). The support feet (11) are positioned in the horizontal or retracted position with a bolt and lock pin (14) and they are positioned in the vertical position with a stay (12) which is fixed to the support foot (11) by a rotating stub and to the table (7) with the same bolt (14) which locks the support foot (11) in the horizontal foot (11) position but by changing the bolt (14) hole.
- As shown in
FIGS. 4 and 5 two types of cover have been designed, one rear cover (12) which has anchor points for two blades,FIG. 4 , and another front cover which has an anchor point for one blade (13),FIG. 5 , so that the tractor units has the greatest traction possible provided that load limits for said unit are not exceeded. Both covers (12) and (13) are coupled to the walls of the container (20) with the same type of fixture, bolt (2) and screw (3) that the trusses have (1). - Once the blades (21) are in place inside the container, each blade root is fixed to the covers (12) and (13) with two screws and two plates. Said blades (21) are inserted into metal cavities (22) located in the centre of the container (central table 7 b) which avoids any damage being suffered during transport, as shown in
FIG. 6 . - Finally, as shown in
FIGS. 7 and 8 , to assemble the container, the three tables (7 a, 7 b and 7 c) are firstly aligned and situated at the correct distance. The rear truss (1 ) is then lifted by a central hook (not shown in the FIGURE) and it is inserted in the pivots of the corresponding table (7). The rear truss (1) of the other side is then inserted in the same way. The rear cover (12) is then positioned, which is the cover that has anchor points for two blades (21). - The next trusses are then assembled, the trusses with the intermediate section, which are hoisted by their central hook and aligned with the rear trusses. When this process is complete, the pivots of the second (7 b) and third tables (7 c) are inserted. At this point the adjustment bolts (2) of the lower part of the coupling between the trusses are put in place and the screw, nuts and counternuts (3) of the upper part are adjusted. The same process is followed with the front trusses (1).
- The front cover (13), is then put in place in the same way as the rear cover (12), the front cover is that which has an anchor point for only one blade. Once the container is so assembled, the loading of the blades (21) and their respective intermediate supports (22) can take place.
- Finally, the upper adjustable stays (5) and the lower stays are put in place along with the spacers (24) which complete the container assembly process.
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