WO1999038747A1 - Flexibles bahnsteigtürensystem - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a flexible platform door system and, in particular, to a flexible platform door system for stations in which automatically controlled and / or automatically controlled and driverless trains run.
- the present invention also relates to a method for controlling this flexible platform door system.
- DE-OS 24 62 031 describes that a station for automatic webs has a preferred grid with a railing. However, this does not yet ensure that passengers do not get onto the track body; in particular, there is still the risk that body parts can penetrate through the grating into the track body space and into the gauge of the train. 2
- DE-OS 31 32 296 describes a security partition on platforms which has corresponding sliding doors.
- This safety partition is a fixed structural measure and has gaps in the walls into which only a certain sliding door is inserted. This wall requires the operation of trains with a fixed door pattern.
- DE-OS 32 14 602 describes a transport system in which three areas are created with two barriers on the platform through which the flow of passengers can be directed. In this system, the openings in the barriers are fixed.
- a platform door system 1 which comprises a barrier 10 which comprises barrier elements 12 which can be aligned along a track body 3 and / or a platform 4, the barrier elements 12 being displaceable relative to one another in such a way that they are at least partially in relation to one another Cover can be brought, whereby freely definable, predetermined openings 5 and opening sizes along the track body 3 and / or the platform 4 can be created. Moving the individual shut-off elements against each other avoids dangers since no passengers are pinched or injured during the opening or closing process of the platform door system 3
- the platform door systems according to the invention are flexible systems which can generate any door opening image, since they do not require permanently installed components. This is particularly advantageous if different train types - be it due to different old (partly differently built) trains used, it due to the different use of a platform for different train types (for example: local transport with many wider doors, long-distance transport with few narrow ones Doors) - should stop one after the other on the same platform. Permanently installed wall sections and sliding doors would cover different train doors depending on the type of train and make it impossible to get out at these points.
- the flexible system of the present invention can also be used to generate an opening image corresponding to the current location of the train and its doors to be opened, even in an emergency or in the event of an unscheduled stop at a location on the train set not intended for this purpose. As a result, investments in platform safety and in new rolling stock no longer block each other.
- the shut-off elements 12 are advantageously designed in tabular form.
- the shut-off elements 12 are particularly preferably rectangular.
- a tabular, i.e. flat design the shut-off elements can be easily moved against each other. Due to the rectangular design, the shut-off elements can be brought into complete cover and they provide a suitable space for the passage of passengers. It can also be considered to provide the shut-off elements in the form of triangular surfaces that can be shifted against each other like an aperture. It can also be considered to design the shutoff elements curved in plan. This is particularly preferred in the case of curved platforms or curved platform edges. It can also be considered to design the elements as a polygon. This is preferred if the platform edge is curved.
- An embodiment is particularly preferably provided in which, in the view, narrow, elongated and / or lamellar shut-off elements are preferably provided, which can be adapted to stations with a gradient changing in the course of the platform edge and form a flexible platform closure.
- the barrier elements 12 contain transparent materials; in particular that the shut-off elements 12 predominantly contain glass and / or acrylates; in particular consist entirely of transparent materials.
- the barrier elements 12 contain transparent materials; in particular that the shut-off elements 12 predominantly contain glass and / or acrylates; in particular consist entirely of transparent materials.
- the transported passengers in particular in an underground train, are given the opportunity to find out about the current stop, at least when the train arrives and when they stop, and to get an impression of at least the platform, to orientate themselves and thus provide subjective security to win.
- the static self-supporting effect of these transparent materials is preferably used here.
- mechanical parts are particularly preferably embedded in the transparent material.
- shut-off elements are preferably parts that have a different strength and / or a different modulus of elasticity.
- special areas of the shut-off elements can also be adapted to environmental requirements, such as high wear, frictional forces, twisting or breaking stress.
- the materials are preferably from the group of metals, plastics, which can absorb high loads - in particular acrylates - ceramic materials or a combination thereof.
- a platform door system in which the shut-off elements 12 can be displaced relative to one another.
- a platform door system is provided in which the shut-off elements 12 can be displaced perpendicular to a line along the track body 3 and / or the platform 4. Due to this slight displacement of the shut-off elements against each other in an early 5
- Phase the system are brought into an operating position from which the actual opening image can be quickly created. At the same time, this phase serves to warn the waiting passengers, who can now expect the train to arrive soon.
- Such a phase is preferably also accompanied acoustically and / or visually, i.e. that in this phase acoustic signals or preferably colored light signals inform about the upcoming opening process.
- At least one shut-off element can be tilted and / or retracted and / or raised. This means that individual shut-off elements can be sunk under the platform edge. It is also possible to raise the barrier elements to a height that allows passengers to pass. As a result, the openings can be precisely adapted to the geometry of the doors not only to the side, but also downwards and upwards.
- the barrier 10 comprises barrier elements 12 of different widths.
- barrier elements 12 of different widths optimal combinations of barrier elements can be used for the station depending on the expected trains.
- the mass of shut-off elements to be moved can be kept as low as necessary.
- a constant width of the shut-off elements can also be preferred.
- the barrier 10 can be displaced along the track body 3 and / or the platform 4 - ie along the edge of the platform, in particular the barrier 10 can be displaced by a train, in particular can be carried along.
- the train can slip, for example if the track body is wet or covered with leaves. The train then slips past the stopping point actually intended. This slipping effect is compensated for by the fact that the entire barrier can be moved, since the entire barrier (with the pre-programmed opening pattern) follows the train so that the openings are opened again 6
- the slipping train particularly preferably takes a driver along the slipping path, which is either coupled directly to the barrier and takes the barrier along with the train or follows this route with a time delay.
- the excess energy of the slipping train can particularly preferably be used in order to take the barrier with it.
- the shut-off elements 12 have locking devices 14 and / or sealing devices 15.
- the locking device allows the shut-off elements to be additionally fixed and stabilized. This can reinforce the barrier when it comes to absorbing the pressure wave of a passing train, in particular a train traveling at high speed, and keeping it away from the passengers waiting on the platform.
- sealing devices can advantageously also be provided, which make it possible to hermetically seal the barrier of the platform from the track body in an odor-tight or gas-tight manner against the track body space. This makes it possible to achieve an orderly climatic control on the platforms without the climatic influences of the environment disturbing the track body area. In particular, this also makes it possible to hermetically seal platforms if this appears desirable due to fire, smog or poison alarms, especially in underground train stations. This preferably makes air conditioning of train stations or platforms easier.
- shut-off elements are preferably blown out as a lock before opening.
- the locking device 14 particularly preferably comprises at least one bolt.
- One bolt each can be provided at one end of the narrow side of the shut-off device, so that 4 bolts are provided for each rectangular shut-off element. These bolts can then serve as guide pins in a guide for displacing the shut-off elements and, in the case of locking, can be extended into recesses provided in the guides and thereby lock the shut-off element in the guide.
- the sealing device 15 is preferably an expandable plastic bead. This makes it possible to press this bead with a medium such as air or oil to achieve a pressure on the shut-off elements, whereby a hermetic seal is achieved.
- a device for generating an overpressure can be provided in the platform in order to prevent undesired gases from penetrating into the platform area in the event of a non-optimal seal.
- a control device 20 which controls drive devices 21 which can move and / or shift the shut-off elements 12 into a predetermined position.
- the individual shut-off elements can be arranged so that the desired opening pattern is generated.
- This control device can preferably also move the shut-off elements so that they can then be moved more easily.
- These drive devices can include motors, in particular electric motors, guides, chain hoists, toothed belts made of metal or preferably plastic, but also so-called spindle drives or pneumatic or hydraulic drives for the shut-off elements.
- the drive devices can be arranged above, below or to the side of the shut-off elements to be moved. 8th
- the barrier elements 12 can be provided with a dedication.
- they can assume a predetermined color at least in a predetermined area.
- the predetermined area can preferably assume a shape or figure which is favorable for the passenger line, for example arrows or traffic signs can be represented.
- These dedications can be static or, preferably, animated, i.e. change over time. This means that changing texts and alternating information can be displayed.
- shut-off elements can thus be provided with a dedication in front of or when the train enters, which indicates that a door will open in this area.
- This dedication can be projected onto the shut-off elements. This dedication can also be done by acoustic signals. Areas of the shut-off elements preferably take on different colors with which they inform the passenger about the incoming train and the door image or the opening image. For example, green tones can be used to indicate where you can get in and red tones where you can get out. Yellow or orange tones can mark areas in which an opening cannot be expected. In the case of at least partially transparent barrier elements, the dedications can also be shown on the side opposite the platform; especially by projecting the
- shut-off elements or parts thereof can be considered to display advertising on the barrier elements or parts thereof. It is also conceivable to provide the shut-off elements or parts thereof for interactive use by the waiting passengers, who can communicate with a predetermined system via touch-sensitive surfaces and thereby, for example, shop or order opera tickets, train tickets etc., or that information about the travel route , Travel time can be obtained via the interactive system.
- the shut-off elements or parts thereof are preferably touch-sensitive 9
- shut-off elements or parts thereof are preferably designed as LCD surfaces. Images are created in areas or parts of the barrier elements that can inform or entertain the waiting passengers. It can also be thought of to present safety information or instructions for ensuring the orderly course of the station via the shut-off elements.
- An input unit 22 is preferably provided, by means of which a predetermined image at openings 5 can be selected.
- the input unit 22 is preferably provided in a tunnel in front of the station, with the input data being automatically transmitted to the platform door system here.
- An input unit is particularly preferably provided in the dispatcher or control center and is designed to forward automatically transferred data or manually entered data to the platform door system. As a result, the required opening image is transferred to the platform door system.
- the input unit 22 is preferably fed with information signals which correspond to the characteristics and / or the occupancy of a train and / or the occupancy of the platform 4.
- the door image of the incoming train can be transmitted to the system.
- the system can also be told which doors of the train will not open - and therefore which platform doors do not have to open.
- the system can also be informed of the occupancy expected at the various doors. In this way, the dedications can be imported.
- platform door systems are provided in which the information signals are obtained via a barcode reader in front of platform 4 and / or in which the information signals are obtained via a monitor system in the train and / or in which the information signals are input, in particular a keyboard or a graphic panel.
- the information can be informed.
- the information can be read by a barcode reader in the tunnel on the route or below the platform edge opposite the outside of the train. This is particularly suitable for unchanged information about the train itself, e.g. Door position of the wagons, door widths / opening widths.
- Information about the distribution of the passengers themselves can be obtained from video cameras inside the train.
- Another preferred platform door system comprises structural devices 1, 8 in front of and / or behind the platform, with which the track space can be separated, in particular hermetically separated. This makes it possible to cordon off the entire train station, particularly in crisis situations, and preferably use underground train stations for civil protection. In combination with appropriate structural locking devices at the entrance to the underground train station, quickly accessible and efficient Ziveltikbauten can be provided in the city area. These structural devices can be slidable concrete components.
- the platform door system provides another shield against the track body and thus provides a lock through which protection of the platform area is maintained even when the structural devices are opened for a short time.
- a method for controlling barrier elements 12 of a barrier 10 of a platform door system which comprises the following steps: moving the individual barrier elements 12 so that they are at least partially in register with one another, thereby producing a predetermined opening pattern, that corresponds to the opening doors of a retracted train. This step is preferably preceded by the step that the individual shut-off elements 12 are offset from one another.
- Fig. 1 is a schematic representation of the different opening phases of two
- Embodiments of the platform door system according to the invention are Embodiments of the platform door system according to the invention.
- FIG. 2 shows opening images of further exemplary embodiments of the platform door system according to the invention
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic illustration of two opening phases of the exemplary embodiments of the platform door system according to the invention according to FIG. 1;
- Fig. 4 is a schematic representation of the different opening phases of three
- Fig. 5 is a plan view of an embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 6 shows a side view of an exemplary embodiment of shut-off elements of the platform door system according to the invention in the opening state
- Fig. 7 is a plan view of the drive device for demonstrating the possible drive phases for opening a door leaf / shifting a shut-off element.
- Fig. 1 shows a schematic representation of the various opening phases (0, 1, II, III and IV) of two exemplary embodiments A and B of the platform door system 1 according to the invention.
- a platform door system 1 is shown schematically between the track body 3 and the platform 4 in FIG Shown top view.
- a barrier 10 consists of individual barrier elements 12 of constant width 13, each in both directions 12
- shut-off elements are movable. With 13a the center distance between the shut-off elements is designated, i.e. the width 13 is plus the clear distance between an adjacent shut-off element.
- Two locking and guide bolts 14 are provided on each top of a shut-off element 12. These locking and guide bolts 14 are inserted in a fixed guide rail 16.
- a second guide rail 16 is provided parallel to the track body, in which the shut-off elements can be moved.
- the shut-off elements 12 are aligned along the edge of the platform.
- the shut-off elements 12 are locked by the locking and guide bolts 14.
- the barrier 10 is closed, a passage from the area of the platform to the area of the track body is not possible, even unintentionally.
- the platform area 4 is particularly protected against pressure by the locked barrier 10, so that even fast-moving trains can pass the station.
- phase I the shut-off elements are unlocked, i.e. that the locking and guide bolts 14 have been withdrawn from the fixed locking position.
- the barrier 10 is still closed, but is no longer as extremely pressure-protected as in phase 0.
- shut-off elements 12 are moved from the fixed guide rail 16 to the free guide rail 16 '. This is preferably done by means of short offset devices lying in the plan perpendicular (that is transverse) to the guide rail 16 ', particularly preferably short rail elements.
- the barrier 10 is still closed; de Shut-off elements are now ready to be moved lengthways parallel to release an opening.
- phase III predetermined shut-off elements are moved along the free guide rail 16 'in order to generate a preselected opening pattern.
- the barrier 10 now has openings 5 between the platform 4 and the track body area 3.
- phase IV the entire platform door system 1 is shifted by the offset distance 9 along the edge of the platform. It is possible that the barrier 10 is shifted by the offset distance 9 over an additional rail 16.2 (not shown) underneath.
- Phases 0 to IV interact as follows when a train enters: When trains pass through, platform door system 1 is in phase 0, is locked and secured against pressure. In normal operation it is sufficient if the platform door system 1 is in the unlocked state of phase I. If a train to be stopped is expected, the platform door system 1 changes to the phase II state. The change from phase I to II is preferably accompanied acoustically and / or visually. It makes sense to announce the start of phase II with acoustic warning signals such as beeps and orange lights. When the incoming train is almost rolled out, the platform door system 1 is transferred to phase III, i.e. that the shut-off elements 12 open at the predetermined locations.
- phase III i.e. that the shut-off elements 12 open at the predetermined locations.
- the openings 5 of the barrier 10 and the doors of the train to be opened then face each other when the train is stationary. If the train has missed its ideal stopping point, in the optional phase IV the barrier 10 is moved around the corresponding defect of the train, i.e. around the offset distance 9 - corrected. This is preferably done slowly and in the rolling phase of the train, i.e. while it slides along the barrier into the station and rolls out.
- Embodiment A In phase II, however, the shut-off elements are moved onto the two guide rails 16 'and 16 ". This makes it possible to move each shut-off element. This has the advantage in particular in phase III that it is possible to wait where the train is actually comes to a standstill and then the door system is opened according to the actual location of the train, without having to make up for the entire barrier 10 in the event of a slipped train, but it is also preferable for the platform door system 1 according to exemplary embodiment B in a phase IV in a phase IV Barrier 10 when rolling out the train along the two guide rails 16 "and 16" are taken.
- FIG. 2a shows an opening image of a further exemplary embodiment of the platform door system according to the invention.
- This is a platform door system that only needs one guide rail 16.
- the individual shut-off elements 12 are pulled apart to the right and left when the shut-off 10 is opened, and openings 5 are left free at the predetermined locations.
- the excess shut-off elements that are created on both sides are either moved further along the track body over the length of the station into a stowage area 18 or are placed in a correspondingly provided magazine 19.
- FIG. 2b shows a barrier 10 according to the invention, in which the individual barrier elements 12 are placed on a rail 16 'and the opening image can be generated in accordance with one of the exemplary embodiments in FIG. 1.
- a storage area 18 or a magazine 19 can be dispensed with.
- platform barriers 10a are provided which can be opened for operating personnel for maintenance purposes, but which preferably remain closed during operation.
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic illustration of two opening phases of the exemplary embodiments of the platform door system according to the invention according to FIG. 1.
- An opening pattern is generated in which the coupling 32 of the train 30 with a shut-off element 12 15
- shut-off elements 12 adapt to the door pattern of the standing train.
- FIG. 4a, b and c show schematic representations of the different opening phases of three exemplary embodiments of shut-off elements 12 of the platform door system 1 according to the invention.
- FIG. 4a shows a pivoting of the shut-off element 12 along a curve (shown in broken lines).
- a first phase I the shut-off element 12 is rotated slightly about its central axis until its front edge is behind the rear edge of the adjacent element 12 ', and then pivoted in phases II to V behind the adjacent shut-off element 12'. This avoids any risk of injury to passengers.
- facings 17 are preferably provided, which do not allow objects to reach the minimum pivoting range when pivoting the shut-off elements 12. Panels 17 are preferably provided to achieve pressure tightness in phase 0.
- shut-off element 12 is tilted about a central axis and then moved behind the adjacent shut-off element 12 '. This is particularly advantageous if there is sufficient space on the platform side and in the track area.
- shut-off element 12 is first displaced perpendicular to the line along the shut-off 10, in order then to be displaced parallel to the adjacent shut-off element 12 '.
- shut-off elements 12 and drive devices or motors 23 show a preferred combination of shut-off elements 12 and drive devices or motors 23.
- Each drive device with motor 23 can either unlock or move two elements 12.
- shut-off element 12 (y) can be moved either to the left or to the right.
- the motor thus has a physically favorable position for moving the elements 12.
- FIG. 4e shows the exemplary embodiment of FIG. 4d in detail for a shut-off element 12 (y) in interaction with the shut-off elements 12 (y-l) and 12 (y + l).
- FIG. 5 shows a plan view of an embodiment of the platform door system according to the invention with a sinusoidal groove structure as a guide.
- the shut-off elements 12 are here introduced into sinusoidal groove structures of the guide rail 16 and can be displaced directly one behind the other along this sinusoidal guide rail.
- FIG. 6a is a side view of an exemplary embodiment of shut-off elements 12 of the platform door system 1 according to the invention in the open state. This embodiment corresponds to that of FIG. 4b.
- the shut-off elements 12 are first pivoted about their central axis by a rotary movement and then pushed behind the adjacent shut-off elements 12 '.
- FIG. 6b shows the platform door system 1 of FIG. 6a in cross section perpendicular to the track body and platform.
- the shut-off element 12 is suspended in a guide device 16.
- Locking bolts 14 are provided on the shut-off element 12 in order to anchor the shut-off element 12 in the guide device 16.
- the guide device 16 extends to the clearance profile of the train 33, which represents the boundary line of the clearance profile in the drawing as a dashed line.
- FIG. 7 shows a top view of drive devices for demonstrating the possible drive types for opening a door leaf or for displacing a shut-off element. 7 is divided into FIGS. 7a to 7d. 7a shows a barrier 10 consisting of individual barrier elements 12 according to the present invention. The individual shut-off elements 12 each have two locking devices 14.
- Fig. 7b the shut-off elements 14 are shown with a drive facial expression.
- Drive wheels 24 are driven by the motor 23 via a drive transmission means 25, for example a toothed belt.
- Deflection rollers 28 span the movement radius of the individual drive element.
- Pins 26 are inserted into a latching device 29.
- the motor 23 can grip the shut-off element 12 provided for opening in each case via a toothed belt 25 and move it so far that the required opening width is released.
- FIG. 7c shows how a shut-off element 12 was moved behind an adjacent shut-off element by means of the drive wheel 24 and the toothed belt 25.
- the maximum opening width occurring is preferably represented by two shut-off elements 12.
- shut-off elements are particularly preferably a maximum of 50% wider than the maximum door width, i.e. 150% of the door width, arriving trains.
- barrier elements are preferably used, two of which can cover 100% of the maximum door width.
- FIG. 7d illustrates the drive device of FIGS. 7a to 7c from the side view.
- the motors 23 are also shown here, which are arranged above the drive wheels 24 in order to drive the toothed belt 25 via the deflection rollers 28 and thus a device 18th
- the axis of the deflection rollers 28 is designated in the drawing with the reference number 27.
- a platform door system has thus been provided which can flexibly generate opening images for various door images and trains and compensates for the slipping effect.
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