US3483585A - Door closer with means for damping the closing movement of the door - Google Patents

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US3483585A
US3483585A US681151A US3483585DA US3483585A US 3483585 A US3483585 A US 3483585A US 681151 A US681151 A US 681151A US 3483585D A US3483585D A US 3483585DA US 3483585 A US3483585 A US 3483585A
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Carl Dietz
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05F—DEVICES FOR MOVING WINGS INTO OPEN OR CLOSED POSITION; CHECKS FOR WINGS; WING FITTINGS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, CONCERNED WITH THE FUNCTIONING OF THE WING
    • E05F3/00—Closers or openers with braking devices, e.g. checks; Construction of pneumatic or liquid braking devices
    • E05F3/04—Closers or openers with braking devices, e.g. checks; Construction of pneumatic or liquid braking devices with liquid piston brakes
    • E05F3/12—Special devices controlling the circulation of the liquid, e.g. valve arrangement
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05Y—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBCLASSES E05D AND E05F, RELATING TO CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS, ELECTRIC CONTROL, POWER SUPPLY, POWER SIGNAL OR TRANSMISSION, USER INTERFACES, MOUNTING OR COUPLING, DETAILS, ACCESSORIES, AUXILIARY OPERATIONS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, APPLICATION THEREOF
    • E05Y2900/00—Application of doors, windows, wings or fittings thereof
    • E05Y2900/10—Application of doors, windows, wings or fittings thereof for buildings or parts thereof
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  • a door closer including an elongated damping cylinder adapted to be mounted in a door, a piston connected to the door frame and arranged in the damping cylinder so as to be reciprocated therein during turning of the door about its turning axis, and control means extending in the cylinder to opposite sides of the piston for throttling fiow of damping fluid from one to the other side of the piston during closing movement of the door to a varying degree depending on the turned position of the door relative to the doorframe.
  • the present invention relates to a door closer having a piston subjected to the action of a closer spring and provided with a one-way valve.
  • the piston is reciprocably arranged in a damping cylinder and movable by a tubular piston rod connected to the piston.
  • An elongated control member extending through the piston is slidably guided in the tubular piston rod and defines between the inner surface of the tubular piston rod and the outer surface of the control member an annular throttling gap of a cross section which varies along the length of the control member.
  • Such tubular or telescoping door closers are known in the art and they can be easily incorporated at any height into a door, especially into a metal door.
  • the closer spring is arranged to be tensioned during opening of the door so that when the door is released it will return under the action of the closer spring to its closed position.
  • the closer spring will be considerably stressed in the open position of the door so that the door would close at high speed if the closer would not be provided with a damping device.
  • the door closer mainly comprises a damping cylinder adapted to be mounted in a door and having a longitudinal axis extending substantially normal to the tuming axis of the door, a piston reciprocably arranged in the damping cylinder and dividing the interior of the latter into a first space between one of the closed ends of the cylinder and the piston, and a second space between the piston and the other closed end of the cylinder, a hollow piston rod fixedly carrying the piston and projecting to opposite sides of the latter and having one end extending fluid-tightly sealed through one of the closed ends of the cylinder, lever means connected to the one end of the piston rod for moving the latter in a direction away from the other closed end of the cylinder during opening movement of the door and in the opposite direction during closing movement of the door, biasing means connected to the piston rod for biasing the same in the aforementioned opposite direction, a one-way valve in the piston, permitting free flow of fluid from the first into the second
  • control member remains during part of the movement of the piston in engagement with the portion at the other closed end of the cylinder and moves, during opening movement of the door, therefore out of the piston rod, prevents creation of a substan tial vacuum for instance up to a door opening angle of 70 in the second cylinder space which could lead to a partial evaporation of the damping liquid therein.
  • the piston rod is preferably provided with at least one other opening through its wall at the other side of the piston and providing communication between the interior of the piston rod and the second cylinder space.
  • the control member is preferably in tubular form and has a bottom facing the other closed end of the cylinder. This bottom is formed with a bore therethrough adapted to provide communication between the interior of the tubular control member and the second cylinder space. This bore through the bottom is closed when the bottom abuts against a portion of the other closed end of the cylinder. This arrangement prevents undesirable axial movements of the control member relative to the piston rod under the influence of pressure differences in the two cylinder spaces which could lead to an undesired blocking of the openings in the tubular piston rod and thereby blocking of the door closer.
  • the bore through the bottom of the tubular control member will permit a suificiently fast pressure equilization between the two cylinder spaces so that the control member will not be moved axially inwardly into the piston rod against the force of the second biasing means during increase of the pressure in the second cylinder space.
  • To maintain flow of damping liquid through the throttle opening in the piston rod independent of the temperature dependent variations in the door closer of the present invention preferably includes also a throttling body arranged in the region of the throttling opening, and means connecting the throttling body to a portion of the piston rod distant from the throttling opening and changing its length according to the temperature so as to control the free cross section of the throttling opening in dependence on the temperature.
  • FIGS. 13 are three successive portions of the door closer according to the present invention shown in axial cross section of which FIG. 1 is the left portion, FIG. 2 the intermediate portion, and FIG. 3 the right end portion of the closer;
  • FIG. 4 is a graph illustrating the closing speed of the door in dependence on the opening angle thereof
  • FIGS. 5-7 illustrate the various elements of the door closer as illustrated in FIG. 3, likewise in axial crosssection, and in positions differing from the positions shown in FIG. 3;
  • FIG. 8 is a cross-section taken along the line VIIIVIII of FIG. 1;
  • FIG. 9 is a graph illustrating the stroke of the piston in dependence on the opening angle of the door.
  • the door closer includes a closer tube 1 which is composed of three axially aligned tube members 2, 3 and 4 respectively connected at adjacent ends by tube couplings 5 and 6, whereby the tube member 4 serves as a damping cylinder 7.
  • the closer tube 1 is mounted in a lower portion of a door 8 and a flange 9 fixed to one end of the tube 1 abuts against an edge face of the door and is connected thereto in any convenient manner.
  • a holding member 11 is fastened by means of clamping jaws 16 and a screw 17 in the interior of an upright portion of a door frame 10, only partially shown in FIGS. 1 and 8, and lever means comprising two pivotally connected levers 13 and 14 are connected to the holding member 11 by a pivoting bolt 12.
  • a plurality of arms 18, only one of which is shown in FIG. 8, are
  • a tube 20, located in the closer tube 1 passes with clearance through the coupling 5 and is at one end threadingly connected to a slide member 21 which in turn is axially movable guided in the tube 2.
  • a rod 22, guided in the tube 20, can be turned about its axis bymeans of an extension 23 projecting through the slide member 21.
  • the lever 14 is connected by a bolt 24 to the slide member 21 for tilting movement about the bolt axis.
  • a closer spring 25 is coiled, within the closer tube 1, about the tube 20 abutting 'with one end against the pipe coupling 5 and at the other end against a disc 26 located at the right end of the tube 20, as viewed in FIG. 2.
  • Disc 26 is held in place by a shoulder on a tubular piston rod 27 which is threadingly connected with the right end or the tube 20.
  • the tubular piston rod 27 extends fluid-tightly sealed by the annular seal 28 through the pipe coupling 6 into the damping cylinder 7.
  • the piston rod 27 carries a piston 29 slidingly engaging with its peripheral surface the inner surface of the damping cylinder 7.
  • the piston 29 may be moved onto the piston rod 27 from the free end of the latter until it abuts with one end against a shoulder 30 provided on the piston rod, and a sleeve 31, engaging the other end of the piston, is pressed toward shoulder 30 by means of a nut 32 which is threadingly connected to the right end of the piston rod 27, as viewed in FIG. 3.
  • the tubular piston rod 27 is formed between the pipe coupling 6 and the piston 29, and closely adjacent to the latter, with a slot-shaped trottle opening 33 extending in longitudinal direction of the piston rod and with another opening 35 located at the other side of the piston 29.
  • the piston 29 divides the interior of the damping cylinder 7 into a first cylinder space located between the pipe coupling 6 and the piston 29 and a second cylinder space 39 located between the piston 29 and a cover 34 threadingly and fluid-tightly connected to the right end of the tube 4, as viewed in FIG. 3.
  • the piston 29 is provided with a one-Way valve 36 permitting flow of damping fluid from the first cylinder space 40 into the second cylinder space 39 during movement of the piston toward the left, as viewed in FIG. 3. while preventing such flow from the second to the first cylinder space during movement of the piston towards the right.
  • a spring pressed safety valve 37 likewise provided in the piston 29, permits flow of fluid from the cylinder space 39 into the cylinder space 40 during movement of the piston toward the right, as viewed in FIG. 3. when the pressure of the damping fluid in the second cylinder space 39 becomes excessive.
  • a seal 38 on the piston 29 seals the latter against the inner surface of the tube 4.
  • a rod 42 extending into the tubular piston rod 27 is threadingly connected at 41 to the rod 22 and the rod 42 is guided longitudinally movable in the tubular piston rod 27, but prevented from turning relative to the latter by a pin 43 extending with an end portion into a longitudinal slot of the tube 20.
  • the rod 42 carries at its right end, as viewed in FIG. 3, a throttling body 46 located in the region of the throttle opening 33 and sealingly engaging the inner surface 47 of the tubular piston rod 27.
  • the rod 42, and preferably also the rod 22 threadingly connected thereto, is formed from material, for instance aluminum, which has a relatively high coefficient of expansion. At low temperatures the rods 42 and 22 will contract and move thereby the throttling body 46 towards the left, as viewed in FIG.
  • a tubular control member 48 is telescopically arranged in the tubular piston rod 27 and extends with its right substantially closed bottom end 49 through an opening in a nut 32, screwed onto the right end of the piston rod, as viewed in FIG. 3.
  • a coil compression spring 45 abutting with one of its ends against the throttling body 46 and with the other end against the inner face 59 of the bottom 49 of the control member 48 biases the latter towards the right, as viewed in FIG. 3, into engagement with a portion of the right closed end of the tube 4, which portion is preferably formed by an axially adjustable set screw 52 threaded into the cover 34 which closes the right end, as viewed in FIG. 3 of the tube 4.
  • the outer diameter of the tubular control member 48 varies along its length. At the end opposite its bottom 49 the control member has a frustoconical outer surface portion 53 of small apex angle and having its largest diameter, only slightly smaller than the inner diameter of the tubular piston rod 27, at the open end of the tubular control member, subsequently thereto a second cylindrical outer surface portion 54 having a diameter substantially equal to the largest diameter of the frustoconical portion, an annular groove 55 following the cylindrical portion and having a diameter smaller than the latter, a cylindrical guide portion 56 following the groove and having an outer diameter substantially equal to the inner diameter of the hollow piston rod and finally a cylindrical portion extending between the guide portion and the right end of the control member, as viewed in FIG.
  • a transverse bore 59 is formed through the wall of the control member 48 in the frustoconical part 53 thereof and at least one additional transverse bore 60 extends through the wall portion in the region of the annular groove 55.
  • the wall of the sleeve 31 is formed to the right side of the piston 29 with a plurality of relatively large openings 61 and a bore 71 extends coaxially through the bottom 49 of the control member 48.
  • the following advantageous closer speeds may be derived during closing of a door from an opening angle of 180.
  • the beginning of the closing movement of the door will occur practically without any damping action and the first braking of the closing moment will occur at a door angle of about 100, after which the door will close with substantially uniform speed until the door reaches an opening angle of about 60 at which a second braking is provided to avoid any danger of persons passing through the door.
  • the door speed increases again slightly until at an opening angle of about to a third braking of its speed will occur so that the door closes very softly.
  • the braking or damping action of the door closer may be stopped at an opening angle of the door of about 4, in the manner as will be explained later on in detail, so that the door closes with a certain impact necessary to engage the latch.
  • FIG. 3 illustrates the position assumed by the various elements of the door closer when the door is in its closed position and when the door closer is adjusted for closing the door without any impact, that is when the door closer is used with a door without a latch.
  • the bore 60 and the annular groove 55 in the tubular control member 48 are arranged laterally displaced in direction towards the cover 34 from the bores in the tubular piston rod 27.
  • the lever means 15, comprising the levers 13 and 14 will pull the slide member 27 in the direction toward the flange 9, since the linkage bolt 12 is transversely displaced from the turning axis 19 of the door.
  • the tube 20 together with the tubular piston rod 27 connected thereto and the piston 29 as well as the rod 22 and the rod 42 connected to the latter are likewise moved in the same direction so that the closer spring will be compressed by the disc 26.
  • the control member 48 at first does not follow this movement of the rod 42, but the closed end of the control member 48 remains under the influence of the spring in engagement with the set screw 52.
  • the interior space in the damping cylinder 7 is increased since part of the tubular piston rods 27 moves out of the interior of the damping cylinder.
  • This increase of the interior space in the damping cylinder is compensated in part in the second cylinder space or in the damping space 39 up to a door opening angle of for instance 61 by the movement of the control member 48 out of the tubular piston rod 27.
  • Creating of underpressure due to the aforementioned movement of the piston is reduced by the flow of the damping medium through the one-way valve 36 and by the passage of the medium through the throttle opening 33 into the space 63 between the throttling body 46 and the control member 48 which increases during this movement.
  • FIG. 5 illustrates the position the elements of the door closer will assume at a door opening angle of 61.5 and in which the control member 48 is just starting to engage with the outer face 51 of its bottom 49 to the end face of the set screw 52.
  • the piston rod 27 will move further toward the right, as viewed in FIG. 5 and the controlling edge 64 of the control member 48 will move over the openings 35 in the hollow piston rod 27 so that a considerable braking of the closing movement will occur.
  • the openings 35 in the piston rod 27 will be located in the region of the annular groove 55 respectively in the region of the cross bore 60 in the control member 48 when the door reaches a position of about 3 before its closed position so that the flow resistance of the damping fluid will be greatly reduced and the door will engage the latch with a certain impact. Therefore, the door closer according to the present invention can be simply adjusted before being mounted in the door by turning the set screw 52 in such a manner that the door will close with or without an impact. When the door closer is to be used for a door without a latch, the set screw 52 will be turned outwardly until its outer end engages the outer abutment 52".
  • the speed of the closing movement of the door in relation to its opening angle is illustrated in the graph of FIG. 4.
  • the closing movement which starts from zero at an opening angle of 180 will obtain its maximum value at an opening of 100 at which the first braking occurs.
  • the door moves from an opening angle of 180 to an angle of substantially without damping since in this region the gas developed during formation of underpressure will be again absorbed in the damping liquid, then follows a braking action since the damping liquid has to flow from the cylinder space 39 through the openings 61 in the sleeve 31, the openings 35 in the tubular piston rod 27, and the throttle opening 33 into the cylinder space 40.
  • the two following braking regions are also indicated in FIG. 9 at the hatched portions of this diagram.
  • the upper part of the diagram illustrates the action of the door closer in which the door has to close without an impact, whereas the lower portion of the diagram illustrates the action of the door closer when the latter is adjusted for closing with an impact. From the diagram of FIG. 9 it will be seen that in the latter case the braking regions start at larger door opening angles than in the upper portion of the diagram and at about 3 opening angle the flow resistance of the medium is reduced so that the door will close with an impact.
  • the set screw 52 serves at the same time as ventilating or filling screw. During filling of the door closer with damping liquid the closer tube 1 will be held in vertical position so that the cylinder space 7 may be filled with damping liquid through the bore in the cover 34 into which the set screw 52 is screwed.
  • the door closer according to the present invention has especially the advantages that the damping device will respond quickly, even if the door is only partly opened and that the door closer can be easily adjusted so that the door will close with or without an impact.
  • the closing speeds may be influenced in a desired manner by shaping the control member 48 correspondingly.
  • the door closer according to the present invention will function properly independent from temperature conditions and it is simple in its construction, operation and adjustment.
  • a door closer comprising, in combination, a damping cylinder adapted to be mounted in a door and having a longitudinal axis extending substantially normal to the turning axis of the door, said damping cylinder having opposite closed ends; a piston reciprocably arranged in said damping cylinder and dividing the interior of the latter in a first cylinder space between one of the closed ends of the cylinder and the piston and a second cylinder space between the piston and the other closed end of the cylinder; a hollow piston rod carrying said piston and projecting to opposite sides of the latter and with one end fluidtightly sealed through one of said closed ends of said cylinder; lever means connected to said one end of said piston rod for moving the latter in a direction away from said other closed end of said cylinder during opening of the door and in the opposite direction during closing the door; biasing means connected to said piston rod for biasing the same in said opposite direction; a one-way valve in said piston permitting free flow of fluid from said first into said second cylinder space during movement of said piston rod in said one direction while preventing flow of
  • control member is a tubular member having a closed end facing said other closed end of said cylinder and an opposite open end and being formed in the wall thereof between said ends with at least one bore therethrough.
  • tubular control member has a first frustoconical outer surface portion having its largest diameter, substantially equal to the inner diameter of said hollow piston rod, at said open end of said control member, a second cylindrical outer surface portion following said frustoconcial surface portion and having a diameter substantially equal to said largest diameter, there being an annular groove following said cylindrical surface portion and having a bottom face of a diameter smaller than that of said cylindrical surface portion, a cylindrical guide portion following said groove and having an outer diameter substantially equal to said inner diameter of said hollow piston rod, and a cylindrical portion extending between said guide portion and said closed end of said control member and having an outer diameter smaller than that guide porton to form at the junction of said guide portion and said last cylindrical portion a shoulder, said one bore extending from said annular groove through the wall of the control member, and including a second bore extending from the frustoconical surface likewise through the wall of the control member.
  • said elongated control member is a tubular member having a bottom at one end facing said other closed end of said cylinder and wherein said second biasing means comprises a compression spring located in the interior of said tubular control member and abutting with one end against said bottom and including abutment means in said hollow piston rod against which the other end of said spring abuts.
  • control member is tubular and has a bottom facing said other closed end of said cylinder, said bottom being formed with a bore therethrough adapted to provide communication between the interior of said tubular control member and said second cylinder space, said bore being closed when said bottom abuts against said portion of said other closed cylinder end.
  • a door closer in claim 8 and including cooperating means on said piston rod and said control member for moving the latter against the force of said second biasing means to disengage said bottom of the control member from said portion of said other closed end of the cylinder after said piston rod has moved over a predetermined distance in said one direction.
  • said adjusting means comprises a throttling body snugly received in said hollow piston in the region of said throttle opening and elongated connecting means having a length varying with the temperature and connecting said throttling body to a portion of said piston rod distant from said throttle opening to change the piston of said throttling body relative to said throttle opening in dependence on the temperature of said connecting means.

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US5259090A (en) * 1991-07-31 1993-11-09 Emhart Inc Fluid door closer with means to permit entrapped gases to move
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IT201600130864A1 (it) * 2016-12-23 2018-06-23 Colcom Group S P A Cerniera per la movimentazione girevole di una porta o elemento di chiusura similare

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