WO2003059722A1 - Dispositif destine a reduire la resistance a l'air d'un vehicule - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a device for reducing the air resistance of a vehicle, and more particularly, to an apparatus mounted on a cargo vehicle having a packing box, which reduces the air resistance of the cargo vehicle regardless of whether or not the packing box is mounted. Related to the device.
- Freight vehicles such as tractors that tow a trailer equipped with a packing box travel with a packing box, tow a trailer without a packing box, or travel on a freight vehicle alone. Since the upper surface of the cargo box is higher than the cabin roof of the cargo vehicle, the air resistance of the cargo vehicle with the cargo box is higher than when the cargo box is not equipped.
- An air deflector (baffle plate) is installed on the cabin roof to reduce the increase in air resistance. The air deflector that has received the air flow changes the direction of the air flow toward the upper surface of the packing box. As a result, a relatively smooth air flow is formed, and the air resistance of the freight vehicle is reduced.
- U.S. Pat. No. 4,375,988 discloses a retractable air deflector 181, as shown in FIG.
- the air deflector 81 can be tilted along the cabin roof 82.
- the air deflector 181 is erected as shown by the two-dot chain line when the freight vehicle has a cargo box, and is collapsed as shown by the solid line when the freight vehicle does not have a cargo box.
- the air deflector 81 was large enough to cover the entire cabin roof 82. Therefore, there was a problem that even if the air deflector 181 was overturned, the air resistance of the freight vehicle increased considerably. In addition, the air deflector 181 was heavy and expensive because of its large size, and there was a problem that the fuel efficiency of freight vehicles was reduced. The above problem can be solved by removing the air deflector from the freight vehicle when the cargo box is not mounted. However, when installing a cargo box, it is necessary to attach the air deflector to the freight vehicle, and the installation work is extremely troublesome due to the large size of the air deflector. Therefore, a removable air deflector is not practical.
- an apparatus for reducing air resistance of a freight vehicle is provided on a cabin roof of the freight vehicle, and includes a reducing member for reducing the air resistance of the freight vehicle.
- the reduction member When a freight vehicle is loaded with a cargo box having an upper surface placed above the cabin roof and travels in a predetermined vehicle speed range, the reduction member is used to reduce the difference in height between the cabin roof and the upper surface of the cargo box. It is located at a predetermined first height to reduce the resulting increase in air resistance.
- the reducing member is lower than the first height, and the predetermined second member that suppresses the separation of the air flow on the cabin roof is used. Placed at height.
- the air resistance reducing device further includes driving means for moving the reducing member to the first height or the second height.
- the reducing member is a single movable plate whose base end is rotatably supported by the cabin, and when the movable plate is rotated, the distal end of the movable plate becomes the first height and the second height. To be changed between heights.
- the reducing member has a first plate mounted at its base end to the cabin roof and a distal end located at the first height such that its distal end is at a second height. And a second plate whose base end is rotatably attached to the distal end of the first plate.
- the reducing member comprises a first plate having a proximal end attached to the cabin roof such that the distal end is located at the second height, and a distal end having the first height and the first height. Slide against the first plate so that it can be changed between 2 heights A second plate operatively mounted.
- the reduction member includes a first plate having a proximal end attached to the cabin roof such that the distal end is located at the second height, and a distal end having the first height.
- a second plate movably mounted to the cabin roof such that the proximal end is variably disposed between the second height.
- the first height is preferably at least 50% of the difference between the height of the cabin roof and the upper surface of the packing box.
- the base end of the reduction member is connected to a position at a predetermined distance (X) behind the front edge of the cabin roof.
- FIG. 1A is a side view of the air resistance reducing device according to the first embodiment of the present invention mounted on a tractor for towing a trailer.
- Figure 1B is a side view of the tractor of Figure 1A with the trailer removed.
- Figures 2 2 â and 2 2 are schematic diagrams of an experimental device for measuring the air resistance of a tractor.
- Figure 3 â is a side view of a tractor with a bent plate attached.
- Figure 3B is a side view of the tractor with two plates attached.
- FIGS 4A and 4B are side views of a tractor with bendable plates.
- FIG. 5A is a perspective view of a reduction device having two slidable plates.
- FIG. 5B is a plan view of FIG. 5A.
- FIG. 6A is a perspective view of a reduction device having a rear plate movable between a rear position and an upper position.
- FIG. 6B is a side view of FIG. 6A.
- Figure 7 is a side view of the air resistance reduction device attached to a tractor that transports a cargo box approximately the same height as the cabin roof.
- Figure 8 is a side view of a conventional air deflector. [Best Mode for Carrying Out the Invention]
- the air resistance reducing device 21 according to the first embodiment of the present invention will be described. As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the air resistance reduction device 21 of the first embodiment is attached to a freight vehicle, that is, a cabin roof of a tractor 11.
- the tractor 11 pulls the trailer 13.
- the upper surface 14 of the cargo box 12 mounted on the trailer 13 is higher than the cabin roof 15 of the tractor 11.
- the tractor 11 can be driven by the tractor 11 alone with the trailer 13 removed.
- An air resistance reduction device 21 is attached to a cabin roof 15 of the tractor 11.
- the air resistance reduction device 21 includes a reduction member, that is, a movable plate 22, and a driving unit that drives the movable plate 22, that is, a cylinder 23.
- the movable plate 22 is a rigid body, and is rotatably supported around a rotation support portion 25 attached to the cabin roof 15.
- the rotation support portion 25 is formed at a position at a predetermined distance X from the front end of the cabin roof 15.
- the length from the proximal end to the distal end of the movable plate 22 is a predetermined length L.
- the height of the tip of the movable plate 22 from the cabin roof 15 is represented by H (H1, H2).
- the cylinder 23 is rotatably supported on the cabin roof 15 behind the movable plate 22.
- the cylinder 23 has a telescopic biston rod 23a.
- the tip of the biston rod 23 a is connected to substantially the center of the movable plate 22.
- the biston opening 23 a is extended, the inclination angle of the movable plate 22 increases, and the height H of the tip of the movable plate 22 increases.
- the piston rod 23 a is contracted, the inclination angle of the movable plate 22 becomes smaller, and the height H of the tip of the movable plate 22 becomes smaller.
- the movable plate 22 is rotated in accordance with the displacement of the piston rod 23a, and the height of the tip of the movable plate 22 is changed.
- the tip of the movable plate 2 2 is the first height HI that reduces the air resistance when the tractor 1 1 is towing the trailer 13 and traveling, or traveling only on the tractor 1 1 without towing the trailer 13 It is arranged at a second height H2 to reduce the air resistance when running.
- the optimum values of the distance X, the length L of the movable plate 22 and the first and second heights HI and H2 are as follows. It is determined according to the dimensions of the tractor 11 and the trailer 13 and the vehicle speed by a cavity test or the like.
- the air flow (mainstream) separates near the front end of the cabin roof 15 of the tractor 11 and does not flow along the cabin roof 15.
- the separation of the flow forms a reverse flow area, that is, a separation area, near the cabin roof 15.
- the region where the main flow flows is the steady flow region.
- the size of the separation area changes depending on the vehicle speed of the tractor 11 and whether or not the trailer 13 is being pulled.
- the second height H2 is determined by a wind tunnel experiment or the like so that when the tractor 11 alone travels in a normal traveling speed range, flow separation is suppressed and air resistance is reduced. Desired.
- the normal traveling speed range is, for example, a vehicle speed when the tractor 11 runs on a general public road excluding an expressway, and is, for example, 40 kmZh to 50 km / h.
- the first height HI is determined by the height of the cabin roof 15 and the packing box 1 2 so that when the tractor 1 1 force S trailer 13 is towed and travels in the normal traveling speed range, air resistance is suppressed. It is determined by a wind tunnel experiment or the like according to the difference in height from the upper surface.
- the cylinder 23 pushes out the piston rod 23 a to move the tip of the movable plate 22.
- the movable plate 22 guides the airflow flowing toward the front of the packing box 12 toward the upper surface 14 of the packing box 12 to reduce the air resistance in the tractor 11 and the packing box 12.
- the cylinder 23 retracts the piston rod 23 a to move the tip of the movable plate 22 to the second height H. Place on 2.
- the folded down movable plate 22 suppresses the separation of the flow in the cabin roof 15 and reduces the air resistance of the tractor 11.
- FIG. 2A shows a part of a device for measuring the air resistance of the cabin model 31 of the tractor 11.
- the cabin model 31 is moved back and forth by support rails (not shown). It is supported so that it can move smoothly.
- a blower (not shown) is provided in front of the cabin model 31. The blower blows toward the cabin model 3 1.
- a load cell 33 is disposed behind the cabinet model 31 via a support 32.
- a support shaft 34 extending rearward from the rear surface of the cabin model 31 is attached to the load cell 33.
- the load cell 33 has a built-in strain gauge and detects a voltage corresponding to the load received via the support shaft 34. The voltage detected by the load cell 33 corresponds to the air resistance of the cabin model 31.
- the length of the cabin model 31 is 115 mm, and both the height and the width of the cabin model 31 are 100 mm. Therefore, the projected area S on the front of the cabin model 31 is 0.01 m 2 .
- the front surface of the cabin model 31 includes an upper inclined surface formed so as to correspond to the windshield of the tractor 11 and a lower vertical surface 36 continuous below the upper inclined surface.
- the front end of the upper surface 35 of the cabin model 31 is 20 mm behind the lower vertical surface 36. Therefore, the length of the upper surface 35 is 95 mm.
- the air resistance C of the cabin model 31 is calculated from the voltage value E detected by the load cell 33 according to the following equation (1).
- the air resistance coefficient C D representing the magnitude of the air resistance is calculated according to the following equation (2).
- Equation (2) p is the air density, V is the wind speed sent from the blower, and S is the projected area of the cabin model 31.
- Air density p is 1. 2 kg / m wind speed V is 1 1. OmZs, under the conditions of the projected area S is 0. 0 1 m 2, the air resistance coefficient C D is expressed by the following equation (3).
- a plate 41 was attached at a distance X behind the front end.
- the length of the plate 41 is L, and the plate 41 is inclined backwards.
- Top 3 5 The height to the tip of the plate 41 is H.
- the distance X, the inclination angle of the plate 41, the height H, and the length L were changed, and the air resistance coefficient CD was measured.
- the air resistance coefficient CD was also measured for the cabin model 31 to which the plate 41 was not attached.
- the reduced rate of the coefficient C D resistance reduction ratio
- the plate 41 In order to change the inclination of the plate 41, the plate 41 was attached to a rotation support provided on the upper surface 35. Therefore, the height H at the tip of the plate 41 is increased by the height (1.5 mm) of the rotation support portion. For example, when a plate 41 having a length L of 15 mm was erected, the height H at the tip was 16.5 mm.
- the air resistance coefficient C D is reduced most, and the maximum reduction rate is 12.18%.
- the air resistance coefficient CD is reduced most when the height H is 12 mm, and the maximum reduction rate is 10.54%.
- the air resistance coefficient C D is reduced most, and the maximum reduction rate is 8.19%.
- the maximum reduction rate of the air resistance coefficient C D is 12.1 9. /. Met.
- the maximum reduction rate of the air resistance coefficient C D was 11.77%.
- the maximum reduction rate of the air drag coefficient C D is 11.88%.
- the air resistance coefficient C depends on the distance X. Was not reduced.
- the air resistance coefficient C D is almost It did not decrease and could increase depending on the height H and length L.
- a cargo box model 45 was attached behind the cabin model 31, and the air resistance was measured.
- Packing box model 45 is a square box, 140 mm in height, 100 mm in width, and 200 mm in length. Therefore, the difference in height between the upper surface 35 of the cabin model 31 and the upper surface of the packing box model 45 is 4 Omm, and the projected area S forward of the cabin model 31 with the packing box model 45 attached thereto is 0.014 m. 2
- a plate 41 having a length L of 3 Omm was attached to the upper surface 35 of the cabin model 31.
- the maximum value of the resistance reduction ratio was generated by changing the height H.
- the maximum value of the resistance reduction rate was 1.69% when the height H was 24 mm.
- the maximum value of the resistance reduction rate was 1.1.77% when the height H was 26 mm.
- the model of the air deflector shown in Fig. 8 was attached so as to cover the front end of the upper surface of the packing box model 45 from the front end of the upper surface 35, and the air resistance was measured.
- the resistance reduction rate was 11.44%. Therefore, it has been found that the plate 41 having the length L of 3 Omm reduces the air resistance to the same extent as the air deflector.
- Example 2 a plate having a length L of 3 Omm was used. However, when a plate having a length L of 15 mm was used, the resistance reduction rate was low or the resistance increased. This allows When the carton model 45 was attached to the cabin model 31, it was found that the use of a 3 Omm plate was effective in reducing the resistance instead of using a plate with a length L of 15 mm.
- the plate height is 24 mm. At 26 mm, the maximum value of the resistance reduction rate was obtained.
- the plate height H is The resistance reduction rate was highest when the difference between the height of the cabin roof and the top of the packing box (10 Omm) was about 60% to 65%. This range is the preferred value of the first height HI.
- Example 3 As shown in FIG. 3A, in Example 3, the bent plate 46 was attached to the upper surface 35, and the air resistance was measured. The upper half 47 of the plate 46 is 1
- the length L of the plate 46 is the length of the upper half 47 and the lower half
- the maximum value of the resistance reduction rate was obtained by changing the height H when the distance X was 1 Omm or 15 mm.
- the maximum value of the resistance reduction rate was 12.69% when the height H was 24 mm.
- the maximum value of the resistance reduction rate was 13.17% when the height H was 26 mm.
- Example 4 As shown in FIG. 3B, two plates (a front plate 41 and a rear plate 49) were attached to the upper surface 35 of the cabin model 31.
- the cargo box model 45 has been removed from the cabin model 31.
- the distance from the front end of the upper surface 35 to the front plate 41 was Xa
- the length of the front plate 41 was La
- the height from the upper surface 35 to the tip of the plate 41 was Ha.
- the distance from the front end of the upper surface 35 to the rear plate 49 is represented by Xb
- the length of the rear plate 49 is represented by Lb
- the height from the upper surface 35 to the front end of the rear plate 49 is represented by Hb.
- the lengths La and Lb of the front plate 41 and the rear plate 49 are 15 mm or 12 mm.
- the lengths 3 and Lb of the plates 41 and 49 are both 12 mm, and the distance X of the rear plate 49 is When the height Hb was 30 mm and the height Hb was 13.5 mm, the maximum value of the resistance reduction ratio was 13.85%.
- Example 5 the packing box model 45 having a height difference of 55 mm between the upper surface 35 of the cabin model 31 and the upper surface of the packing box model 45 was connected to the cabin model 31.
- One plate was attached to the upper surface 35 of the cabin model 31.
- the length L of the plate is 3 Omm or 35 mm. Table 5 shows the results.
- a plate 41 having a length L of 4 Omm has a length L of 3 Omm. Or, a larger resistance reduction ratio was obtained than with a 35 mm plate. In the case of an unbent plate with a length L of 40 mm and a distance X of 15 mm, the maximum value of the resistance reduction rate of 15.33% was obtained when the height H was 38 mm.
- the maximum value of the resistance reduction rate was 16.50% when the height H was 38 mm. 20. In the bent plate, when the height H was 38 mm, the maximum value of the resistance reduction rate was 16.05%. Thus, it was found that the bent plate reduced the resistance more effectively. A plate bent by 12 ° was found to be more effective.
- the maximum value of the resistance reduction rate is the plate height It was obtained when H was about 69.1% of the height difference (55 mm) between the cabin roof and the top of the packing box.
- This height is a preferable value of the first height H1.
- the tip of the movable plate 22 is arranged at the second height H2.
- the movable plate 22 suppresses the peeling of the cabin roof 15 and reduces the air resistance of the tractor 11.
- the cylinder 23 rotates the movable plate 22 so that the tip of the movable plate 22 is at the first height. HI and a second height H2.
- Relatively simple components such as the cylinder 23 reduce the air resistance of the tractor 11 even when the packing box 12 is not mounted, in addition to the state where the packing box 12 is mounted, and the fuel efficiency of the tractor 11 Improves.
- the conventional air deflector 18 1 was large enough to cover the entire cabin roof, but as shown in FIG. 1A, the tip of the movable plate 22 is far away from the packing box 12. As described above, the movable plate 22 is much smaller than the conventional air deflector 81, but the air resistance of the tractor 11 can be reduced to the same extent as the air deflector 81.
- the movable plate 22 is lighter than the conventional air deflector 81.
- the conventional air deflector 81 increases air resistance when the tractor 11 travels alone, but the movable plate 22 separates airflow when the tractor 11 travels alone. , The air resistance of the tractor 11 can be reduced.
- the first embodiment may be changed as follows.
- a reduction device having a bendable upper plate 52 and a lower plate 51 can be used.
- the lower plate 51 is attached to the rotation support portion 51 a of the cabin roof 15.
- a plurality of engaging holes (not shown) for receiving pins (not shown) are formed in the rotation support portion 5la.
- An engagement hole is also formed in the lower plate 51.
- the lower plate 51 is inclined so that the tip of the lower plate 51 is at the second height H2. At that angle, the lower plate 51 is positioned by the pins with respect to the rotary support portion 51a.
- An upper plate 52 is rotatably connected to a tip of the lower plate 51.
- a driving means for rotating the upper plate 52 that is, a cylinder 53 is provided.
- the piston rod 53 a of the cylinder 53 is connected to a mounting portion 54 formed at the lower end of the upper plate 52.
- the biston rod 53 a is pushed out by the cylinder 53, and the upper plate 52 extends in the same direction as the lower plate 51, and is substantially flush. is there. In this state, the tip of the upper plate 52 has the first height HI.
- FIG. 4A when the loading box 12 is mounted, the biston rod 53 a is pushed out by the cylinder 53, and the upper plate 52 extends in the same direction as the lower plate 51, and is substantially flush. is there. In this state, the tip of the upper plate 52 has the first height HI.
- the piston 53 when the loading box 12 is not mounted, the piston 53 is retracted by the cylinder 53 and the tip of the upper plate 52 is at the level of the tip of the lower plate 51.
- the upper plate 52 is folded back below.
- the height of the reduction device is equal to the height of the tip of the lower plate 51, and is the second height H2.
- the pin When a higher packing box is mounted, the pin is engaged with another engaging hole so that the mounting angle of the lower plate 51 is increased.
- a valve (not shown) for supplying hydraulic fluid to the cylinder 53 is adjusted so that the push-out amount of the piston rod 53 a is increased.
- the tip of lower plate 51 is arranged higher, and the tip of upper plate 52 is arranged at a higher position. In this way, the first height H I can be changed according to the height of the packing box.
- the upper plate 52 of FIG. 4A may not be arranged on the same plane as the lower plate 51, and the upper plate 52 and the lower plate 51 may be arranged at different angles with respect to the upper surface 35.
- the upper plate 52 may be arranged slightly inclined backward with respect to the lower plate 51.
- a reduction device having a sliding upper plate 56 can be used.
- the outer plate (lower plate) 55 has a substantially C-shaped cross section.
- the lower plate 55 is attached to the cabin roof 15 via the rotation support portion 55a.
- a plurality of engaging holes (not shown) for receiving pins (not shown) are formed in the rotation support portion 55a.
- An engagement hole is also formed in the lower plate 55.
- the lower plate 55 is inclined such that the tip of the lower plate 55 is at the second height H2. At that angle, the lower plate 55 is positioned by the pin with respect to the rotation support portion 55a.
- An inner plate (upper plate) 56 is mounted inside the lower plate 55.
- the upper plate 56 is slidable with respect to the lower plate 55.
- An engagement pin 57 for placing the upper plate 56 at the first or second height HI, H2 is attached to a side surface of the lower plate 55.
- An engagement hole 58 for engaging with the engagement pin 57 is formed on a side surface of the upper plate 56. In this configuration, the operation of removing the engaging pin 57 and sliding the upper plate 56 and attaching the engaging pin 57 to position the upper plate 56 is performed. By performing the operation manually, the tip of the upper plate 56 can be changed to the first or second height HI, H2.
- the pin is engaged with another engaging hole so that the mounting angle of the lower plate 55 becomes large. Thereby, the tip of lower plate 55 is arranged higher, and the tip of upper plate 56 is arranged at a higher position. In this way, the first height H1 can be changed according to the height of the packing box.
- the upper plate 52, 56 and the lower plate 51, 55 of Fig. 4A and Fig. 5A are two or more places at different distances from the front end of the cabin roof 15. It may be attached to the point.
- a front plate (lower plate) 61 rotatably attached to the rotation support portion 61 a and a pair of support arms 62 are provided.
- a reduction device having a rear plate (upper plate) 63 connected to the rotation support portion 61a can be used.
- a plurality of engagement holes (not shown) for receiving pins (not shown) are formed in the rotation support portion 61a.
- An engagement hole is also formed in the lower plate 61.
- the lower plate 61 is inclined so that the tip of the lower plate 61 is at the second height H2. At this angle, the lower plate 61 is positioned by the pin with respect to the rotation support portion 61a.
- An engagement pin 64 is attached to a side surface of the lower plate 61.
- the base ends of the pair of support arms 62 are connected to the rotation support portion 61 a inside the lower plate 61, and the distal ends of the pair of support arms 62 are connected to the upper plate 63.
- the upper plate 63 is moved by a pair of support arms 62 between a rear position shown in FIG. 6A and an upper position shown in FIG. 6B.
- the support arm 62 has an engagement hole 65 to be engaged with the engagement pin 64.
- the support arm 62 falls down along the cabin roof 15. At this time, the ends of the lower plate 61 and the upper plate 63 are arranged at the second height H2.
- the support arm 62 is maintained at the same angle as the lower plate 61 by the engagement between the engagement pin 64 and the engagement hole 65.
- the tip of the upper plate 63 has a first height HI.
- the upper plate 63 is located at the rear position, the lower plate 61 and the upper plate 63 act as two reducing members, and the tip of the lower plate 61 and the tip of the upper plate 63 are the second member. Height of H2 is there.
- the upper plate 63 is located at the upper position, the lower plate 61 and the upper plate 63 are integrated and act as one reduction member, and the tip of the upper plate 63 is at the first height. It is H1.
- the pin is engaged with another engaging hole so that the mounting angle of the lower plate 61 becomes large. Thereby, the tip of lower plate 61 is located higher, and the tip of upper plate 63 is located at a higher position. In this way, the first length H1 can be changed according to the height of the packing box.
- the upper plate 63 When the upper plate 63 is placed in the upper position, the upper plate 63 may be bent with respect to the lower plate 61 as shown in FIG. 3A.
- the cylinder 23 reduces the air resistance in response to changes in vehicle speed, changes in the height of the packing box, etc.
- the second heights HI, H2 may be formed so as to be adjustable. For example, by adjusting the valve that supplies the hydraulic pressure to the cylinder 23, the amount of movement of the piston rod 23a is adjusted, and the first and the second are adjusted to respond to changes in vehicle speed, changes in the height of the packing box, etc. 2 Adjust the heights HI and H2.
- the cylinder 53 is also adjusted to adjust to the amount of movement of the piston rod 53 a by, for example, adjusting the valve that supplies the hydraulic pressure so that the cylinder 53 can respond to changes in vehicle speed and changes in the height of the packing box.
- the first height HI of the plate 52 may be adjusted.
- the movable plate 22 is not limited to be rotated by the cylinder 23 so as to have the first or second height H I, H 2, and may be configured to be rotated by, for example, a motor. In this case, it is easy to adjust the first and second heights HI and H2 in response to changes in vehicle speed, changes in the height of the packing box, and the like.
- the movable plate 22 is not limited to a flat plate.
- the movable plate 22 may have a shape in which the upper half is bent slightly backward with respect to the lower half.
- the cylinder 23 is not limited to rotating one movable plate 22.
- one end of a second plate is attached to a tip of a first plate rotatably supported on a cabin roof 15 via a rotation support portion.
- the mounting portion between the first plate and the second plate can change the mounting angle of the second plate with respect to the first plate to several types of angles. It is configured to be positionable at an angle.
- the end of the piston rod 23a may be attached to the first plate.
- the height of the packing box 12 when the height of the packing box 12 is changed, by changing the mounting angle of the second plate with respect to the first plate, the height of the second plate when the biston rod 23a is extruded is changed.
- the first height HI can be adjusted by changing the height of the tip.
- the end of the piston rod 23a is not limited to being attached to the first plate, but may be attached to the second plate.
- the mounting angle of the second plate with respect to the first plate is changed, and the valve for supplying hydraulic pressure to the cylinder 23 is adjusted to adjust the piston rod.
- the extrusion amount of 23a is also changed.
- the first height HI can be adjusted by changing the height of the tip of the other plate when the piston rod 23a is pushed out.
- the lower plate 51 is not limited to be mounted on the cabin roof 15 via the rotation supporting portion 51 a so that the mounting angle can be changed, but the rotation supporting portion 51 a
- the lower plate 51 may be fixed to the cabin roof 15 so as not to provide a fixed angle so that the mounting angle is constant. Even in this case, the height of the tip of the plate is changed to the first or second height H1, H2 by rotating the upper plate 52 by the cylinder 53.
- the lower plates 55, 61 can be attached to the cabin roof 15 via the rotary support portions 55a, 61a so that the mounting angle can be changed.
- the lower plates 55 and 61 may be fixed to the cabin roof 15 so as to have a fixed mounting angle.
- the first height HI is the cabin roof It is not limited to about 60% to 65% with respect to the height difference between 15 and the upper surface 14 of the packing box 12. For example, due to changes in vehicle speed, etc., the height difference between the cabin roof 15 and the upper surface 14 of the packing box 12 becomes more suitable for reducing air resistance. At about 55% of the height, the first height HI is equal to the cabin roof 15 Restricted to being about 69% for the difference in height between the upper surface 14 of the box 12 and the upper surface 14. For example, the height may be changed to be more suitable for reducing the air resistance under the influence of a change in the vehicle speed.
- the first height HI of the plate may be set so as to reduce air resistance by suppressing separation of the air flow.
- the first height HI may be changed appropriately according to the dimensions (height, length) of the cabin roof and the dimensions (height) of the packing box.
- the tip of the movable plate 22 may be arranged at the second height H2 when air resistance in the freight vehicle is mainly caused by separation of the air flow. For example, as shown in FIG. 7, even when the height of the packing box 66 and the height of the cabin roof 15 are almost the same, separation of the air flow occurs. In this case, by disposing the tip of the movable plate 22 at the second height H2, separation of the air flow is suppressed, and the air resistance of the freight vehicle is reduced.
- the first and second heights H I and H 2 are such that the tractor 11 has 40 kmZl! During traveling at a speed different from 50 kmZh and 50 kmZh, the height may be set to a value that reduces air resistance.
- the suppression of peeling may be insufficient due to the difference in the peeling area depending on the speed. It is preferable to preferentially set the arrangement of the reducing member so as to most effectively reduce the air resistance of the tractor in a vehicle speed region where the frequency of use is high.
- the air resistance reduction device 21 is not limited to the tractor 11 that pulls the trailer 13, and may be attached to a cargo vehicle such as a removable truck, for example.
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