WO2004007890A1 - Rolltür mit einem wickelbaren türblatt sowie deren verwendungen - Google Patents
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E06—DOORS, WINDOWS, SHUTTERS, OR ROLLER BLINDS IN GENERAL; LADDERS
- E06B—FIXED OR MOVABLE CLOSURES FOR OPENINGS IN BUILDINGS, VEHICLES, FENCES OR LIKE ENCLOSURES IN GENERAL, e.g. DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, GATES
- E06B9/00—Screening or protective devices for wall or similar openings, with or without operating or securing mechanisms; Closures of similar construction
- E06B9/52—Devices affording protection against insects, e.g. fly screens; Mesh windows for other purposes
- E06B9/54—Roller fly screens
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E06—DOORS, WINDOWS, SHUTTERS, OR ROLLER BLINDS IN GENERAL; LADDERS
- E06B—FIXED OR MOVABLE CLOSURES FOR OPENINGS IN BUILDINGS, VEHICLES, FENCES OR LIKE ENCLOSURES IN GENERAL, e.g. DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, GATES
- E06B9/00—Screening or protective devices for wall or similar openings, with or without operating or securing mechanisms; Closures of similar construction
- E06B9/52—Devices affording protection against insects, e.g. fly screens; Mesh windows for other purposes
- E06B9/54—Roller fly screens
- E06B2009/543—Horizontally moving screens
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- the present invention relates to a roller door with a windable door leaf, and a method for its assembly.
- Today roller doors are used in particular in the industrial sector when a door opening should be able to be opened quickly and automatically if necessary.
- the door opening can be closed in the vertical or horizontal direction.
- B. EP 0149138 an automatic gate with two gate parts made of windable webs that are symmetrical to each other in the horizontal direction for the closing and opening process and rolled up on rollers.
- US 4,096,902 describes a similar roller door in which the webs are moved by a mechanism using a toothed belt.
- a further roller door is described in US 490,448, an individual door leaf consisting of segments being able to be moved by means of a complex cable mechanism.
- the invention is therefore based on the object to provide a rolling door provide, which is inexpensive to manufacture, takes up little space, and can be easily set up and controlled.
- This in connection with a roller door with a windable door leaf, with a vertical roller box for receiving the door leaf, with a sliding bar that can be moved in the horizontal direction, to which the windable door leaf is attached, and with an overhead horizontal guide rail, in which the sliding bar is slidably mounted is.
- the roller box with its back or outside attached to a wall or. can be fastened, and the guide rail is designed as a free guide rail which is attached on one side at least indirectly to the roller box and on the other side in a holder which is at least indirectly attached to a wall.
- a free guide rail ie a guide rail, which is attached or attached only at its ends. is required to provide a simplified design.
- the guide rail is at least indirectly attached to the roller box, ie it is sufficient to attach the roller box to the wall on one side and to attach the holder on the other side.
- a roller door according to the invention proves to be advantageous if, such as. B. in toilet cabins, there is no lintel at all.
- the simple, modular design enables the individual parts to be manufactured efficiently and the roller door to be assembled with little effort.
- the proposed design also allows the guide rail to be adapted to the clear width of the door by simply cutting it to length.
- a first preferred embodiment of the roller door according to the invention is distinguished by the fact that the guide rail is designed as a hollow profile, a train carriage with rollers being preferably slidably mounted in the hollow profile and the hollow profile preferably also exclusively having a downwardly opening slot, through which the train carriage with the Slider bar is connected.
- the guide rail can be designed as a tube with a substantially circular cross-section
- the train carriage can comprise at least one pair, particularly preferably two pairs arranged one behind the other, of track rollers arranged on the side of the train carriage, which have a curved running surface and on the inner surfaces next to the slot run of the pipe.
- the use of a simple tube as a guide rail proves to be particularly inexpensive to manufacture and leads to a beautiful appearance.
- the lined inner treads thus provided can be used well in combination with curved running surfaces of the rollers.
- a further preferred embodiment of the roller door is characterized in that a motor for displacing the sliding bar is arranged in or on the roller box, and that this displacement takes place via a spindle driven by the motor.
- the spindle is. preferably arranged in the interior of the guide rail and engages in at least one internal thread in the train carriage which is adapted to the characteristic of the spindle. It proves to be advantageous to mount the spindle in the holder on the side facing away from the roller box.
- the use of a spindle for moving the sliding bar proves to be very space-saving and reliable, and such a construction can also be easily implemented.
- the axis of the motor can also be arranged perpendicular to the plane of the door on or in the roller box, and the power transmission to the spindle via an angular gear.
- the braking functions required, inter alia, for safety reasons, are particularly preferably arranged in the engine and not in the transmission in order to use the associated gear ratio.
- the spindle is preferably inserted into a (blind) hole on the motor gearbox, which is provided with an internal thread, and is fixed in it by means of an adjusting screw. So can occur when cutting the spindle Inaccuracies in length can be easily compensated.
- roller door also has a counter profile on the side of the door opposite the roller box.
- This counter profile is attached to a wall and designed to stop the sliding bar when the door is closed.
- the shape of the counter profile can be adapted to the front edge of the sliding beam in order to achieve the best possible seal when the door is closed (this can be done, for example, by means of a seal arranged on the front edge of the sliding beam with a specific profile that fits into one corresponding profile engages in the counter profile).
- the holder for the guide rail is designed as an upper cover of this counter profile and firmly connected to it. In other words, the holder is not attached directly to the wall, but rather first the counter profile is screwed on and then the holder is placed on the counter profile as a cover from above. This modular design can prove to be advantageous for assembly.
- the roller box preferably on the inside of the roller box, which is arranged perpendicular to the plane of the door leaf (in order to avoid this, for example when opening as a toilet door, the opening of the door accidentally triggered), a switch for contactless operation of the roller door is arranged.
- the non-contact switch proves to be particularly advantageous in terms of hygiene.
- This switch is preferably designed as a single switch which logically controls the motor in each case as a function of the position of the door leaf. This means that when the door is closed, the door is automatically opened when the switch is activated, and that when the switch is open, the door is automatically closed when the switch is activated.
- the mechanism can, for. B. be designed as a bar or fork, which is rigidly connected to the train carriage and arranged vertically, and which is adjusted via a pivot axis arranged perpendicular to the door leaf with the sliding bar.
- This axis of rotation is preferably arranged in the upper third of the sliding bar, and means are provided which fix the sliding bar in a vertical position and only release it in a rotatable manner about the axis when a certain lever force is exceeded.
- the roll-up door leaf can be held by arranging a roll body in the roller box on which the windable door leaf is rolled up, a torsion spring being arranged in the roll body in such a way that when the door leaf is closed it is unwound from the roll body against the spring force, and that the energy built up in this case is particularly preferably sufficient to roll the door leaf back onto the roller body without further motor power when the roller door is opened.
- a torsion spring being arranged in the roll body in such a way that when the door leaf is closed it is unwound from the roll body against the spring force, and that the energy built up in this case is particularly preferably sufficient to roll the door leaf back onto the roller body without further motor power when the roller door is opened.
- Such a mechanism proves to be particularly advantageous with regard to an emergency opening of the door (e.g. also in the event of a power failure).
- Such a roller door can have an interchangeable windable door leaf or an interchangeable roller body so that the z.
- B. door surface usable for advertising purposes can easily be replaced or replaced in the event of a defect.
- the door leaf can be formed from an at least partially textile fabric, in particular laminates made of plastics and fabrics are possible.
- the material has different properties depending on needs, such as: B. coloring, surface design, resistance to chemicals etc.
- the area is also printable and can be used for advertising graphics or similar. Each time the door is closed, the advertising graphic appears and disappears when the door is opened. The default position is normally when the door is open.
- the present invention relates to the use of a roller door, as described above, as simple inner closures such as furniture and Device locks, as a toilet door, door for changing rooms, speech booths such as telephone booths, photo booths, or as a partition door in public transport.
- a roller door as described above, as simple inner closures such as furniture and Device locks, as a toilet door, door for changing rooms, speech booths such as telephone booths, photo booths, or as a partition door in public transport.
- this door can therefore be used in situations in which a door opening should be provided as space-saving as possible, in particular with a screen.
- the present invention relates to a method for assembling a roller door, as described above.
- the roller box is attached to a wall on one side of the door opening, then the guide rail and possibly the.
- Spindle cut to a length corresponding to the clear width of the door opening, and then the holder or, if necessary, the counter profile to which the holder is fastened . is attached on the other side of the door opening, the guide rail and also, if present, the spindle between the roller box and the bracket,
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of a roller door in a semi-closed position.
- Figure 2 is a horizontal section through a roller door.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the drive mechanism of the roller door
- Fig. 4 is a view of the guide carriage
- Figure 5 is a vertical section through the guide rail with train carriage.
- FIG. 6 a) a view of the sliding bar in a vertical position; b) a view of the slide bar in the tilted position;
- Figure 7 is a view of an attachment for the roll body for the textile.
- FIG. 8 shows a tube for the torsion spring of the roller body.
- FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of an exemplary embodiment of a roller door 1.
- a roller door 1 In the specific case, it is a door for a toilet cubicle. To the right and left of the door opening there are partition walls (essentially only as a screen, not shown), but there is no lintel.
- the roller box 2 is arranged vertically on one side.
- the roller box 2 has a front side 14 which faces the interior of the toilet cabin.
- the roller box 2 can either be attached with its outer side 15 to a side wall of the toilet cubicle, or to a wall part which is arranged parallel to the level of the door opening, be attached with its back 17 (frontal assembly).
- the attachment to the outside 15 proves to be particularly advantageous if the individual cabins are separated from one another only by partitions which are arranged perpendicular to the plane of the door opening.
- the roller box 2 can (optionally) be supported on the floor via a support foot 7.
- the roller box is provided with an upper cover 12 at its upper end.
- the drive means are arranged under the cover 12.
- the roller box is used to hold the roller body and thus offers the necessary access protection.
- the control and operating elements are also housed in this box.
- a guide rail 10 is arranged at right angles to the roller box 2 and above the door opening.
- This counter profile 8 can either be screwed tightly with its rear side 19 to a wall arranged parallel to the level of the door opening (frontal mounting), or, in particular, if only as mentioned above, there are partitions with which Outside 18 are attached to such a partition, which is arranged perpendicular to the plane of the door opening.
- the counter profile 8 is covered at its upper end by a bracket 11. This bracket 11 serves at the same time as the upper cover of the counter profile 8, as a termination or guide piece for the guide rail 10, and also as a bearing for a spindle 32 arranged in the guide rail 10.
- the guide rail 10 is thus embedded on one side in the holder 11. At the other end on the roller box side, the guide rail 10 is mounted in the upper cover 12 or in elements arranged under this cover.
- the guide rail 10 has an essentially circular cross section, a slot being arranged on the underside, so that a guide element arranged in the guide rail 10 can guide the door leaf.
- the roller door 1 also has a vertical sliding bar 5, to which a roll-up door leaf 3 is attached on one side over the entire height.
- the sliding bar 5 has a length which essentially corresponds to the height of the path of the door leaf 3 and which does not reach the floor. So there remains a distance between the lower edge of the sliding beam 5 or the lower edge 6 of the door leaf 3 and the floor.
- the door leaf 3 is not guided on its underside, and the distance mentioned allows easy cleaning of the floor in the door area.
- the roller box 2 On its inside 16, the roller box 2 has on the one hand a lateral slot 13 which extends over essentially the entire height of the roller box and through which the path of the door leaf 3 is guided.
- a switch 9 is arranged on the inside 16 at approximately half the height or somewhat lower. The opening or closing of the door can be activated via this switch 9, which is designed as a contactless switch.
- the switch 9 is realized in a single print, and can be triggered when approaching a few cm. It can be z.
- B. is an optical trigger.
- a logic circuit is provided which activates the motor according to the closed state of the door. In other words, an approach to the switch with the door closed triggers an opening of the door, while an approach to the switch triggers with the door open Closes the door.
- the arrangement of the switch 9 on the inside 16 of the roller box 2 (ie on the side of the roller) together with the sensitivity in the range of at most 10 cm has proven to be advantageous, since the door can be prevented in particular when used as a toilet door for example, when you undress it is opened unintentionally.
- the logic is also designed in such a way that the hand at least within the first two seconds of the closing process (ie typically until the door is closed by at least half) in front of the switch 9.
- Fig. 2 shows a horizontal section through the roller box 2 in the central area with the door retracted to the maximum.
- the roller box 2 has a width of 8 cm and a depth of 18 cm and is made of plastic or metal (e.g. AI, anodized). It has a rounding 25 in the front area.
- fastening profiles 24 are provided on the outside 15 and on the back 17 in order to allow the roller box to be attached to a wall in a simplified manner.
- a roller body 28, on which the door leaf 3 can be rolled up, is arranged vertically in the roller box and thus serves as a winding body for the textile.
- the roller body 28 has vertical fastening grooves 29, in which one side of the path of the door leaf can be fastened.
- the door leaf 3 is guided out of the roller box 2 via a slot 13.
- guide lugs for example made of plastic
- the sliding bar 4 has a fastening groove 26 in which the path of the door leaf 3 is fastened on the other side over essentially the entire height.
- the sliding bar 4 on the side facing the door opening has a gasket 5 made of soft plastic (edge protection rubber) and extending over the entire length of the sliding bar 4. This seal 5 is held in the profile of the sliding beam 4 via at least one fastening projection 27.
- the seal 5 serves on the one hand to optimally seal the door to the counter profile 8, on the other hand it serves to dampen in the event of a collision of the sliding beam with an object located in the clear width of the door.
- Fig. 3 shows a perspective view of the drive means for the roller door.
- This is a top plate 31 which can be placed on the vertical profile of the roller box which is open at the top (compare the projections provided at the bottom).
- the arrangement shown in this figure is covered by the cover 12 when the door is installed.
- the motor 36 is mounted on the top plate 31.
- the axis 38 of the motor 36 is arranged horizontally and perpendicular to the guide rail 10.
- a brake for the motor 36 is arranged under the end cap in the area of the reference numeral 38.
- the torque generated by the motor 36 is translated into a rotation about an axis parallel to the guide rail 10 via an angular gear 37 arranged in a box.
- a spindle 32 is driven, which is arranged in the guide rail 10 essentially on the axis of this guide rail.
- the spindle has e.g. B. a slope of 50 millimeters. A compromise must be found between fast, controlled door movement and as little counterforce as possible in the situation when the torsion spring z. B. especially in an emergency opening, the sliding bar without motor support to move to the open position.
- the spindle 32 has an external thread at its end on this side.
- the angular gear 37 in turn has a blind hole with an internal thread for receiving the spindle 32 for coupling the spindle 32.
- the spindle is screwed accordingly into this blind hole and then firmly fixed therein by means of an adjusting screw 33.
- This type of attachment of the spindle 32 allows a certain tolerance of the length of the spindle 32 during assembly. This is particularly important because there are typically different door openings on construction sites, and accordingly both the guide rail 10 and the spindle 32, both of which are on the other side in FIG the bracket 11 are stored, the clear width of the door must be cut to length.
- the sliding bar 4 is moved in the closed direction with the spindle drive.
- the textile is unrolled from the roll body 28.
- the torsion spring integrated in the reel body is tensioned. This means that the textile is stretched hull-free in every position.
- the motor also has options to open the door either from the outside (e.g. using a square) or from the inside (e.g. using a lever). These options are designed purely mechanically so that this triggering is also possible in the event of a power failure. This is done by essentially releasing only one brake arranged in the area of the angular gear at such an opening, and by storing enough energy in the torsion spring of the roller body to allow the roller door to open automatically.
- the motor rotates as a generator and thus leads to a continuous opening movement (no snapping back). Due to the low sash weight and the release mechanism of the sliding beam (described below), light barriers, safety strips and the like can be dispensed with. The impact energy is accordingly low and cannot lead to injuries.
- the motor-gear unit is thus the bearing and drive for the spindle 32.
- the directly attached holding brake guarantees the safe closed position.
- a traction carriage 39 made of plastic is arranged so as to be movable on the spindle 32.
- the train carriage has two pairs of rollers 40 and 41 arranged one behind the other and respectively laterally arranged.
- the use of two pairs of rollers arranged one behind the other with a height which essentially corresponds to the height available in the guide rail 10 makes the use of the counterpressure rollers which are usually present unnecessary Stabilization when torque on the train carriage 39 works (e.g. if the sliding bar hits an obstacle). Since the rollers run inside the guide rail 10 with a round cross section, they have a curved running surface 42 (approximately hemispherical).
- rollers are each simply plugged onto resilient counter-holdings 43 (simple slotted plastic cylinders with a circumferential projection on the outside).
- resilient counter-holdings 43 simple slotted plastic cylinders with a circumferential projection on the outside.
- a vertical, rigid hollow cylinder 44 is fastened, in which the sliding beam 4 is fastened.
- the spindle thus moves the carriage in the longitudinal direction.
- the executives occurring are transferred to the guide rail 10 by guide rollers arranged in pairs. Due to the semicircular geometry of the guide rollers, angular deviations and transverse movements can be ideally absorbed.
- FIG. 5 shows a corresponding view in a plane perpendicular to the spindle 32.
- the train carriage 39 has at least one inner running thread 47, into which the spindle 32 engages with its thread and via which the train carriage 39 is displaced when the spindle 32 rotates.
- the guide rail 10 is also shown, and thus recognizable how the rollers 40/41 run in the guide rail 10.
- the cylinder 44 protrudes through a slot 48 on the underside of the guide rail 10.
- the sliding beam 4 has a fork 45 which in turn engages the cylinder 44 via a fastening pin 49.
- an inner, circumferential groove is present in the cylinder 44, which receives a snap ring on the fastening pin 49, which is arranged in the groove designated by the reference symbol 50 in FIG. 6a), when the fastening pin 49 is inserted into the cylinder 44.
- the fork 45 is thus rigidly arranged in the vertical direction.
- the fork 45 is to a certain extent hidden in two vertically extending recesses, each arranged to the side of the fastening groove 26, in the profile of the sliding beam 4. At its lower end, the fork 45 is attached to the sliding beam 4 via an axis of rotation 51. As can be seen from FIG.
- this attachment of the fork 45 to the sliding beam 4 allows the sliding beam 4 to tilt when, for. B. when closing the door an object in the clear width of the Door opening is located. This can prevent z. B. someone gets stuck in the door.
- a pan 52 is arranged in the fork 45 on the underside, which in turn, when the sliding bar 4 is in a vertical position, is arranged on an upper end of the sliding bar 4, via a Spring-loaded spring 53 comes to rest. This connection thus releases the vertical connection of the sliding bar 4 only when a certain lever force is reached about the axis 51. This force can be adjusted via the adjusting spring of the ball 53.
- FIG. 7 shows the upper part of one half of the roller body 28. It can be seen how the exchangeably designed roller body is mounted via a pin 54 in a bearing point arranged on the underside of the top plate 31.
- the pin 54 is displaceably mounted via an adjusting spring 55, so that the roller body 28 can be pushed into the bearing point from below with the pin 54, and can then also be fixed on the underside.
- FIG. 8 shows the torsion spring unit 58 of the roller body 28. This is inserted from below into the tube shown in FIG. 7.
- the head part 59 has, in order to be able to receive the fastening grooves 29, in turn grooves 60.
- the torsion spring unit 58 has a tube 56 in which the torsion spring is arranged in such a way that at its upper end, in the region of the head part 59, it is fixed to the Torsion spring unit 58 is connected and is otherwise rotatable in the tube 56.
- the torsion spring unit 58 has a foot part 61 at its lower end, which also has grooves 60 for the fastening grooves 29. The foot part 61 closes off the tube of the roller body 28 at the bottom.
- a fixation 62 for the torsion spring can also be seen in this FIG.
- This fixation is firmly connected to the lower end of the torsion spring and can be fixed in terms of rotation in the holder Roller box 2 are inserted.
- the torsion spring ensures that the textile is tension-free, on the other hand it provides the necessary emergency opening energy.
- Doors can be realized with the same components, which can be left or right opening depending on requirements.
- the conversion can be carried out in just a few assembly steps.
- the modification can be carried out by the installer on site.
- the stroke or the clear width can be adapted to the specific object.
- the cut parts do not have to be processed further and can be assembled immediately.
- variable door widths can be realized.
- the proposed door system has the following advantages:
- Door element can be used as a "rolling" advertising space.
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