WO2004051545A1 - Systeme de trafic sur reseau informatique - Google Patents

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WO2004051545A1
WO2004051545A1 PCT/CN2003/001023 CN0301023W WO2004051545A1 WO 2004051545 A1 WO2004051545 A1 WO 2004051545A1 CN 0301023 W CN0301023 W CN 0301023W WO 2004051545 A1 WO2004051545 A1 WO 2004051545A1
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  • the present invention relates to a wave displacement device and a computer-integrated networked transportation system using the device; specifically, it is a wave displacement device that uses mechanical waves or magnetic waves as propulsion power, and uses the device, and uses modern communication technology and a computer Network technology controls the entire operation of the large-scale intelligent networked transportation system.
  • the second issue is energy:
  • the frictional resistance between the wheels of the car and the road is much larger than the friction between the wheels and rails of the railway, and the traction force per unit power is only one-tenth that of the railway locomotive.
  • the loading capacity of road transportation vehicles is small, the energy consumption per unit transportation volume is large, and the transportation cost is high.
  • cars In urban transportation, cars account for a large proportion of car ownership. Cars, especially premium cars, have large engine displacement and high fuel consumption.
  • the energy consumption per ton-km and per person-km for air transportation is far greater than that for automobiles.
  • Modern transportation vehicles have safety problems, most of which are caused by human factors. This is because the vehicles are driven by people, and the driver ’s driving experience and response speed are different from person to person; various conditions on the road are sudden and unpredictable. The driver's mood and mental state also change from time to time. When the driver is distracted and distressed, it often results in a malignant accident.
  • the present invention provides a computer-integrated networked transportation system, which belongs to a rail network transportation system.
  • a wave displacement device a fixed wave on a vehicle and a motion wave in a road block unit are interposed. Under the action of the gravity of the vehicle, the principle of the waveform tends to be consistent to achieve displacement.
  • the road uses a computer-controlled motion wave to drive the setting wave device on the vehicle to make the vehicle run in the road network completely according to the computer program.
  • the system is made up of road block units with various functions.
  • the wave speed on a one-way street of each road block unit is motivated by the corresponding wave source.
  • the wave source completes the vibration according to the computer-scheduled work program and transports the vehicle at the predetermined wave speed.
  • the computer-integrated networked transportation system achieves the effect of point-to-point transportation: each stop in the road network corresponds to an address code.
  • the user only needs to inform the destination address code, and the computer system will then use the address of the user's starting point and destination.
  • the code automatically selects an optimal route, and formulates an operation plan based on the current status of the use of road network resources.
  • the operation plan is finally converted into a working procedure for the wave source vibration of each road block unit of the road section passed by the user.
  • the computer program connects the vehicle to and from the segment at a predetermined wave speed at a predetermined time, and the vehicle is delivered to the destination by the block units in the orbit one by one.
  • the invention also provides a wave displacement device, which is used to transport a vehicle by rail, and is divided into a magnetic type wave displacement device and a mechanical oscillator type wave displacement device.
  • Each wave displacement device is composed of different road block units and a vehicle. It is characterized by: a fixed wave device is provided on the running frame of the vehicle, and a motion wave generating device is installed in the track; the waves have the same wavelength and amplitude; the gravity of the vehicle is carried by the fixed wave device on the running frame; On the motion wave, under the action of gravity, the two waveforms always tend to coincide. During the change of the waveform, the motion wave exerts a force on the setting wave on the vehicle, and drives the vehicle to generate the direction of the speed of the motion wave.
  • Displacement The track is composed of three basic road block units: straight road, curved road, and switching road. Different road block units work together to enable the vehicle to turn, change lanes, and accelerate and decelerate during operation.
  • the characteristics of the motion wave driving method are:
  • the displacement of the vehicle has a fixed transmission ratio with the wave source wave quantity in the block unit where it is located.
  • the vehicle can be accurately controlled Displacement, speed and acceleration.
  • This driving method is very suitable to be controlled by a computer dedicated to processing digital information.
  • the actual displacement, speed, and acceleration of the vehicle in the orbit are all converted into digital signals of the wave source wave number, frequency, and frequency change rate collected by the wave source monitoring device. These digital signals will be sent directly to the computer system for analysis, so that the control system can grasp the actual operating status of the vehicle at any time, and judge whether the actual operating status is consistent with the planned operating status.
  • Computer integrated networked transportation system is a large-scale system engineering. It is an open system based on systematic progress and practicality as the theoretical basis and technology. A modern electronic computer with a speed of hundreds of millions of operations per second and a fast storage capacity of gigabytes will provide powerful technical means for system analysis, system control and system decision making of this huge transportation network system.
  • the computer system of the present invention is composed of a central computer system, a section management computer system, and a controller computer system.
  • the central computer system is provided with a supercomputer or a large-scale general-purpose computer and an automatic programming system.
  • the central computer processes various information transmitted from the communication system.
  • the central computer is also responsible for completing the two-level operation and management decisions of the entire system and each road section; road section management computer
  • the system is equipped with a small general-purpose computer, which is used to provide the use status information of this section of transportation resources to the superior computer.
  • the controller computer system is equipped with a small computer, a microcomputer or a special numerical control device for receiving instructions from a higher-level computer. It directly controls the variable frequency power supply, various circuit selection devices and other automatic machinery, and is responsible for compensating the time error of the automatic machinery.
  • This class of computers is a basic-level computer, which has hard time and performs second-level operations.
  • a prominent feature of the present invention is that the computer-controlled traffic road network system is pre-determined: When a user's travel request information is transmitted to a central computer, the computer immediately selects the shortest path from the starting point to the destination for the user, and orders the corresponding The section's management computer of the line makes scheduling arrangements. If there are multiple equal-length paths, the dispatching order will be issued to the section management computer in the relevant line at the same time. The line section management computer will formulate the operation schedule and report it to the central computer according to the actual future traffic flow situation in the area under its jurisdiction. The application status of the transport capacity of each line is not the same. Even if the distance between the lines is equal, the time used may be different.
  • the central computer will select a line that takes the shortest time, that is, a line with relatively abundant transportation resources, and issue a formal instruction to the lower-level computer, and the line selection work ends here.
  • the computer will re-determine the running timetable for the subsequent users, so that the latecomers will accelerate or decelerate appropriately during the running process to avoid conflict points. This selection is continued until there is no conflict with any previous users. . Only then will the final feasible operation plan be obtained.
  • all the above processes are calculated by a high-speed computer in an instant. At the same time that the user sends a travel request to the transportation system, he will be informed of the precise time to reach the destination in order to reasonably arrange the trip.
  • the central computer grasps the address code of each user's starting point and destination at any time through the communication network, and selects the best route for the user. After the route selection is completed, the central computer will give instructions to the road section management computer that the vehicle will pass through the road section. After the road section management computer receives the instructions from the superior computer, it calculates the precise time to arrive at each road block unit. The link management computer then instructs the specific controller computer to work according to the operation plan.
  • the power supply equipment supplies power to the impulse wave sources in the road according to the working procedure set by the computer. Each impulse wave source will be carried at the specified wave speed at the time instructed by the computer.
  • the tool is plugged in and out of this paragraph.
  • Vehicles in the road network system are delivered to the destination by each block unit.
  • the system control of changing the traditional transportation system's fixed-cycle system to a variable-cycle system control can be changed at any time, which increases the flexibility of the system to better adapt to transient changes Traffic.
  • integrated electronics and microelectronic computers will be widely used.
  • Computer Integrated Networked Transportation System is an intelligent flexible transportation system that has the ability to respond quickly to the transportation market and can fully coordinate human-machine dialogue with users: it not only meets the special needs of users, but also focuses on improving the system's operating efficiency.
  • a large or large computer is used to deal with a large number of mathematical problems in the system, combining macro and micro, quantitative and qualitative, modern technology and information technology, and mathematics and artificial intelligence. Its appearance will achieve the following purposes:
  • the present invention adopts a computer to control the entire operation process.
  • Various computers are distributed at a certain rank and constitute a dedicated computer network.
  • the overall integration of computers in each subsystem guarantees the integrity, consistency and reliability of system data.
  • Computer network technology, database technology, and distributed processing technology provide technical support for the reliability of computer integration.
  • the focus of computer integration in the system is hardware equipment.
  • the computer system software of automatic machinery is the main requirement.
  • the ultimate goal of computer integration is to computerize the entire transportation production process to achieve the entire system. Unmanned.
  • the invention will realize intelligent control and management: the management system uses economic leverage as a means of adjustment, and uses real-time floating freight rates to induce users to use the transportation system.
  • the central computer collects the transportation resource information of each road section through the communication system and performs data processing on this information. After the user's travel information is transmitted to the information center, the central computer will design multiple information for the user based on the transportation resource status of each road section. A running program, and give different freight rates. These multiple schemes correspond to their respective departure moments, and the central computer will use this to introduce users to roads with relatively excess capacity resources at a certain moment. After selecting the line by computer design, the party with the lowest freight rate is often Case, the shortest running time.
  • the invention will realize the digitization of traffic: the computer identifies the stops in the road network with address codes, users do not need to know the path between the two addresses, they only need to inform the information center of the address code of the destination, all other tasks will be controlled by the computer automatically Mechanically completed.
  • the waveform propulsion system of the present invention is specially designed to realize digital control. Different from the traditional wheel-rail travel mode, the movement of the vehicle in the waveform propulsion system is strictly controlled by the wave source of the road section: the wave source wave number, frequency , Directly determine the displacement and speed of the vehicle. The vibration of the wave source is controlled and monitored by the computer system. For every ⁇ -meter displacement of the vehicle on the road, the photoelectric wave monitoring device will generate a photoelectric pulse.
  • the computer can accurately Master the displacement, speed, acceleration and other information of the vehicle.
  • the digital management of the carrier can be realized, which provides great possibilities for the accuracy of the scheduling and the safe operation of the system.
  • the invention uses clean and pollution-free electric energy and has high energy utilization efficiency.
  • a magnetic wave displacement device a vehicle is lifted off the road due to magnetic repulsion between waveforms, and the vehicle body has no mechanical contact with the road surface, and there is no friction loss.
  • the vibrator wave displacement device the vibrator wave drive is used. This driving method is completely different from the wheel-rail friction driving mode. Similar to the meshing transmission in mechanical transmission, this transmission form has higher transmission efficiency.
  • the rollers and corrugated strips on the top of the mechanical vibrator are made of hard materials with smooth surfaces, which have a small friction coefficient and low energy loss.
  • an important energy-saving means is: under the control of a computer, the circuit control device will connect the wave source power circuit of the road section where two or more vehicles are required to start and stop simultaneously at a certain time in the road network and Intervention will enable real-time speed exchange between the vehicles and use the kinetic energy of the braking vehicle to drive the starting vehicle, which will make fuller use of energy to achieve low energy consumption operation.
  • the invention is a large system composed of several subsystems.
  • a large-scale decentralized control method is used, that is, a set of only local information is used.
  • the controller separately controls each subsystem of the large system to achieve sub-optimal control of the large system.
  • the whole system's dispatching is done by the computer. Under the condition that the mechanical failure is eliminated, as long as the computer does not have a problem, the collision of the vehicle cannot occur.
  • the measures taken on computer security are: Distribute the control power of the large computer in the central computer system to the subordinate computers as much as possible to avoid dangerous concentration; transfer some functions of the road management computer to microcomputer-based control as much as possible
  • the main circuit uses the Huanji working mode or the preset backup computer.
  • the key circuit must be set to backup the analog adjustment value to improve the safety and reliability of the data. Under the guarantee of the above measures, traffic accidents will be fundamentally prevented.
  • the invention also has the most economical manufacturing and operating costs.
  • the mechanical vibrator-type wave displacement device Take the mechanical vibrator-type wave displacement device as an example:
  • the mechanical vibrator that generates the motion wave does not have an electromagnetic source for each vibrator, but connects a certain number of vibrators with the same motion law with mechanical transmission parts to centralize the power.
  • the power source uses a three-phase vibrator to directly convert three-phase alternating current with pulsation characteristics into three-phase mechanical vibration.
  • the traveling rack is separated from the loading compartment. The user only owns the loading compartment and usually stores it in an automated three-dimensional warehouse. Only when in use, the traveling rack is assembled immediately.
  • the loading and unloading machinery separates the traveling frame from the loading compartment, and the loading compartment is stored in the three-dimensional warehouse, and the traveling frame performs the next transportation task.
  • the traveling frame will run in the road network system 24 hours a day, which greatly reduces the number of traveling frames in the road network and greatly reduces the operating cost of the system.
  • a car is a modern vehicle that is comfortable and easy to use.
  • the main problems are concentrated on the difficulty of storing cars, the use of highway resources by cars, and the pollution of cars by the environment.
  • small passenger and freight transportation is given priority:
  • the powerful road network system and the large-capacity compartment storage system can not only enable everyone to own a private car, but also allow a person to own multiple private cars, such as office cars, sleeper cars, and purchasing cars.
  • the user When using a private car, the user only needs to send a request to the information center with a mobile phone, and the road network system will send the private car designated by the user to the predetermined site as soon as possible for the user to use.
  • the central computer collects and processes a large amount of user travel information, establishes a computer management information system, and completes the management and decision-making of the entire system and each section at a macro level: including analysis and forecasting of the transportation market; processing of scheduled routes; mid- and long-term production Planning; formulation of transportation capacity allocation plans, etc. And optimize the design according to the corresponding mathematical model, in order to make reasonable use of road network resources, reduce user transit time, reduce operating costs, and improve system operating efficiency.
  • Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of wave displacement
  • Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of a magnetic force wave generating device
  • FIG. 3 is a traveling frame with a magnetic force generating device
  • FIG. 4 is an external view of a traveling frame with a wave bar
  • FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a bottom-driven mechanical oscillator wave displacement device
  • Figure 6 is a transmission schematic diagram of a bottom-driven mechanical oscillator wave displacement device
  • FIG. 8 is an internal structure diagram of a three-phase vibrator
  • Figure 9 is a curved road block unit
  • Figure 10 is a curve vibrator
  • FIG. 11 is a switching road block unit
  • Figure 12 is a switching channel oscillator
  • FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram of a switching lane transmission
  • FIG. 14 is a side-driven mechanical oscillator-type wave displacement device
  • Fig. 15 is a transmission schematic diagram of a side-driven mechanical vibrator-type wave displacement device
  • Fig. 16)-(f) is a sectional and assembly diagram of a side-driven vibrator mechanism; Assembling diagram;
  • Figures 18 (a)-(d) are structural schematic diagrams of the traveling frame and the loading box and their assembly;
  • Figure 19 is the principle diagram of the transmission and synchronization between the road block unit and the adjacent road block units;
  • Figure 20)-(b ) Is a cross-sectional view of a straight vibrator and a curved vibrator;
  • 21 is a transmission schematic diagram of a curve of a side-driven wave displacement device
  • Fig. 22 is a schematic combination diagram of three road block units of a side-driven wave displacement device
  • Fig. 23 is a principle diagram of vehicle lane changing in a side-driven wave displacement device
  • Fig. 24 is a road position optimization diagram
  • FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of wave displacement.
  • a mechanical oscillator wave is taken as an example to explain the principle of wave displacement.
  • the following describes the motion and force of a waveform bar in a moving wave composed of an oscillator in conjunction with the drawing.
  • a, b, c, and d respectively represent the four positions of the waveform bar in the oscillator's moving wave.
  • the waveform bar consists of a continuous sinusoidal waveform in three wavelength units.
  • the vibrators are equidistantly arranged on the road, and the distance is equivalent to 2/3 of the wavelength of the sine wave in the figure.
  • the vibrators are divided into three groups.
  • All identical vibrators are connected by mechanical transmission parts, such as vibrators Al, A2, A3 and Bl, B2, B3 and Cl, C2, C3.
  • the vibration phases of each three adjacent vibrators are sequentially different by 120 degrees, such as A1, Bl, C1.
  • the process of a wavelength unit displacement in the waveform bar on the road is shown in the figure: In the figure a, the waveform bar is at the leftmost end. At this time, the oscillators Al, A2 have reached the maximum amplitude, B1, B2 vibrate downward, and C1 vibrate upward. Due to the effect of gravity, the waveform bar cannot move upwards. C1 vibrates upward to work on the waveform bar, causing the waveform bar to move to the right.
  • the waveform bar has left point A1 and met the point C2 in front.
  • the waveform bar has shifted to the right by 1/3 wavelength unit.
  • the C1 oscillator that has been working on the waveform bar has reached the maximum amplitude, and before the maximum amplitude at the point C1, the two oscillators Bl and B2 have passed through the trough and participated in the work on the waveform bar.
  • Bl, B2 took over C1's work.
  • Bl and B2 also vibrate to the maximum amplitude.
  • the A2 oscillator takes over from Bl and B2 and continues to work.
  • Figure 2- Figure 3 is the principle introduction of the magnetic wave displacement device:
  • the magnetic wave displacement device also applies the wave displacement principle.
  • both the setting and deforming waves are tangible waves, while the setting and deforming waves of magnetic force waves are both intangible. They are waveforms simulated by magnetic force, and their waveforms are composed of a certain number of waves.
  • the magnetic field force of an electromagnet The shape of the shaped magnetic force wave is simulated by the magnetic field force of a series of DC electromagnets with different winding numbers.
  • the deformed wave is formed by the magnetic force of an electromagnet group that is fixed on the road with pulsating DC power.
  • FIG. 2 (c) is a schematic diagram of a magnetic wave displacement device.
  • three sinusoidal magnetic force waves shown below are simulated by nine DC electromagnets energized. These nine electromagnets have the same The iron cores have different numbers of windings, so the magnetic strength varies after being energized.
  • the upper squares represent the electromagnets, and the number of windings of each electromagnet is proportional to the length of the corresponding straight line in the sine waveform below. Each electromagnet has the same iron core.
  • the figure is a schematic diagram of the occurrence of a moving magnetic force wave. The squares in the figure represent a direct current electromagnet.
  • Six-phase sinusoidal pulsating direct current is passed through the electromagnet.
  • This form of electrical energy is direct current that changes in voltage and current with time. Its current is (c)
  • the current waveform of each channel is similar to the AC waveform, except that its current changes only in size but not in direction.
  • the electromagnets on the road are arranged equidistantly, and the distance is equivalent to 1/3 wavelength unit of the fixed wave.
  • Six adjacent electromagnets each pass one phase of six-phase pulsating DC power. As shown in the figure A1, Dl, Bl, El, CI, Fl.
  • the electromagnets are separated by five currents passing through each other, such as Al, A2 in the figure.
  • the driving method of magnetic force wave is the same as the principle of mechanical oscillator wave.
  • the interaction between the motion wave and the setting wave causes the horizontal displacement of the vehicle to be realized by the gravity of the vehicle.
  • the vehicle is lifted off the road by magnetic repulsion between the waveforms, and its horizontal displacement has no mechanical contact, which is more suitable for high-speed operation.
  • Fig. 3 is a high-speed track running frame with a magnetic force wave generating device.
  • a pair of shaped magnetic force wave generating devices are installed on both sides of the running frame, and the connecting plate 2 is used to connect them.
  • a spring lock 4 is installed on the connecting plate, and the spring lock can be pulled in by the pull pin 3 to retract inward; there is a suspension spring 1 above the running frame.
  • the shaped magnetic force wave generating device is constituted by a row of DC electromagnet groups 6. As shown in the figure, the magnetic force wave generating device on the side consists of nine DC electromagnets. The magnetic strength of each electromagnet is different after being energized. This simulates a series of sinusoidal magnetic force waves with a constant waveform.
  • the side rollers 5 on the side of the traveling frame play a positioning role. When passing through the curve, the side rollers 5 squeeze the limit track on the outside of the curve to provide centripetal force for the vehicle.
  • Figure 4 Figure 23 is the principle introduction of the mechanical oscillator-type wave displacement device:
  • the mechanical vibrator-type wave displacement device uses the vibration of the mechanical vibrator group to generate a simulated motion waveform:
  • the mechanical vibrators are distributed in the road block unit according to a certain rule.
  • a pair of wave bars are symmetrically arranged on the running frame. It is made of hard material.
  • the vibrator in the block unit is driven by the transmission device to make up and down vibrations, the vibrator roller contacts the wave bar, and rolls on the wave bar.
  • the vibrators are arranged at a medium distance on the road section to form a three-phase vibrator group, and the vibration phases of three adjacent vibrators are sequentially different by 120 degrees.
  • the oscillators with exactly the same movement are grouped into one group.
  • Each oscillator in the same oscillator group is mechanically connected to ensure the same motion state.
  • a three-phase vibrator pulls three vibrator groups to vibrate.
  • the arrangement pitch of the vibrators is 2/3 of the wavelength of the wave bar.
  • the weight of the vehicle is carried on the vibrator rollers by the wave bar.
  • the three-phase vibrator is used to power the mechanical oscillator-type wave displacement device.
  • the vibrator has three vibration frames. Each vibration frame is sleeved in a corresponding stator coil.
  • the stator and the vibration frame have their own cores.
  • the stator coil and the vibration frame The reel wound in the opposite direction.
  • the three stators are each connected to one phase of three-phase AC power and share a neutral line. When alternating current is applied to the stator coil, the vibration frame will vibrate in the stator.
  • a crank-link mechanism is used to balance the power and coordinate the vibration of the three.
  • the vibrator can work in three modes.
  • the vibrating frame coil is closed but not energized, and the stator coil is energized.
  • the stator coil is energized, an alternating magnetic field is induced in the core of the vibrating frame, making the vibrating frame coil inductive. Generate electricity. The flowing induced current will interact with the stator magnetic field and cause vibration. This is called the asynchronous motor working mode.
  • the vibration box coil is connected with DC power and the stator coil is connected with AC power, which is called synchronous motor work mode.
  • the vibration box and stator are connected with the same AC power, which is called wound rotor motor work mode. .
  • the present invention adopts a centralized transmission mode: A more preferred solution is introduced below, that is, a steel cable transmission form: In a road block unit, each vibrator is pulled by a transfer steel cable, and the oscillators with exactly the same motion are connected to the same general moving cable. The transfer cable is finally pulled by three general cables. The universal cable is driven by a three-phase vibrator.
  • the specific driving method can have multiple forms.
  • the present invention provides two more preferred driving modes: Bottom drive mode and side drive mode.
  • Figure 4 provides the schematic diagram of the bottom drive mode:
  • FIG. 4 is an external view of a traveling frame with a corrugated strip.
  • the traveling frame running in a moving wave is formed by a pair of corrugated strips 10 made of a hard material connected by a connecting plate 2.
  • a spring lock 4 is provided on the connecting plate. , This is used to lock the compartment.
  • the carriage is locked on four suspension springs 1 on the running frame.
  • Each waveform bar has a side roller 5 and an upper roller 11 at each end, and the side roller 5 can be pushed by the rod frame 7 under the action of the electromagnet 9 and protrude outward from the roller box 8.
  • Figure 5 is a schematic diagram of a bottom-driven mechanical vibrator wave displacement device; a road block unit in the figure has four parallel lanes, a track groove is between the two limit tracks, and a row of mechanical vibrators are arranged in the track grooves at equal distances.
  • a rolling axis 17 At the top of each mechanical vibrator is a rolling axis 17, and the roller sheaths 15 at both ends of the rolling element act on the running bar wave bar, rolling on the wave bar and exerting a force on it, the mechanical vibrator is divided according to different vibration laws.
  • FIG. 6 is a transmission schematic diagram of a bottom-driven mechanical oscillator wave displacement device, shown in the figure It is the transmission diagram of the two constant speed tracks in the middle of Fig. 5.
  • the wave speeds of the two tracks are exactly the same. Therefore, they are driven by a vibrator.
  • the two lanes in the picture share the three moving steel cables 20.
  • a three-phase vibrator is connected to the steel cable joint 22 at the end of the moving cable, and the same moving vibrator is connected to the same moving cable.
  • the three groups have different vibration laws according to different movement laws.
  • the vibrator transmission is divided into three different heights. There are two roller sleeves 15 on the vibrator roll shaft 17, which are in direct contact with the wave bar.
  • the roll shaft 17 is mounted on the top of the ejector pin 50 through a bearing box 16.
  • the ejector pin 50 vibrates back and forth in the slide 14.
  • the slide 14 and the positioning plate 13 are fixed on the track plate 51 shown in FIG. 5.
  • the positioning plate 13 is provided with a turning roller 21, and the transfer steel cable 18 is connected to the general moving cable; the transfer steel cable applies an upward force to the ejector rod 50 through the base 23; the general moving cable 20 is separated by a certain length.
  • An oval knot 19 In the same orbit, the movements of three adjacent oscillators are different. The first three of the three groups of oscillators are shown in the figure, and the arrangement of the rear oscillators is repeated.
  • Fig. 7 is an external view of a three-phase vibrator.
  • the vibrator is used to power a vibrator of a mechanical vibrator-type wave displacement device.
  • the main body is composed of three vibration frames 24.
  • the three vibration frames are relatively independent and coordinated with each other.
  • the three-phase vibration frame is driven by three-phase alternating current.
  • Each vibration frame 24 drives a group of mechanical vibrators.
  • a three-crank crankshaft is used for connection; this crankshaft is used to coordinate the phase between the vibration frames to ensure the amplitude, and the end of the crankshaft is a photoelectric hole disk.
  • the photovoltaic aperture plate and the photovoltaic element are protected under a cover 25.
  • Fig. 8 is an internal structural diagram of a three-phase vibrator.
  • the vibrator is composed of a vibration frame, a stator core, and a coil.
  • the vibration frame is a rectangular frame made of magnetic material. Two cylindrical long sides are wound with coils 26.
  • the corresponding stator is also made of magnetic material.
  • the stator is a cylindrical electromagnetic component composed of two semi-hollow cylinders. The upper side is wound with a coil 27 opposite to the vibration frame coil.
  • the stator sleeve is fixed on the vibrator housing.
  • the vibrator frame can reciprocate in the stator sleeve.
  • the three vibration frames are connected to a three-crank crankshaft by connecting rods 29.
  • the three crankshaft cranks are sequentially 120 degrees apart on the circumference.
  • the end of the crankshaft is a photoelectric hole disk 28, which is a wave monitoring device.
  • the disk is carved with many slits
  • the corresponding place is provided with a light beam and a receiving and analyzing device, which is a photoelectric element, which can accurately convert the vibration state of the vibrator into a digital signal.
  • Figure 9 is a schematic diagram of a curve. There are four lanes in the figure, and there are two rows of transducers in each lane. The transducers are arranged with equal arc lengths, and the arc length distance between any two adjacent transducers is equal to 2 / of the wavelength of the waveform bar. 3. The phase difference between adjacent oscillators is 120 degrees. Shown in the figure is a curve rope transmission mode. A bend-type side beam 31 is provided outside the bend. The transfer steel cable of each vibrator is pulled to the outside of the bend. A three-phase vibrator is provided on the outside of the bend. 3 ⁇ 41 steel cable, each steel cable 18 respectively Connected to the corresponding cable.
  • Fig. 10 is a curve vibrator.
  • the curve oscillator can twist as the wave bar rotates in the curve.
  • the vibrator top rod and the vibrator base 23 are connected by a torsion spring 32. In this way, when the wave bar turns along the curve of the curve, the top roller 15 of the vibrator can rotate with the wave bar. After the wave bar leaves the vibrator, under the action of the torsion spring 32, the vibrator can return to its original position.
  • the vibrator slides in the sliding drum 14, the positioning plate 13 is provided with a turning roller 21, and the positioning plate 13 and the sliding drum 14 are fixed on the track plate.
  • Figure 11 is a switch block unit.
  • the switching lane in the picture has two parallel lanes. Outside the switching area, there are two limit rails 33 to limit the lateral displacement of the vehicle. In the switching area, the middle limit rail is removed, and switching is started in the groove.
  • the track-specific long-roller vibrator 34, the roller 34 can undergo a certain amount of lateral displacement, but the lateral sliding can be locked on the roll axis at some key points.
  • This type of roll shaft has a rim 52. When the wave strip passes, if the lateral sliding of this type of roll axis is locked, the rim on it will limit the lateral displacement of the wave strip.
  • the vehicle cannot change lanes; when there is a need to change lanes
  • the lateral slide lock should be opened. This is done by a computer-controlled electromagnetic device.
  • the side rollers on the waveform bar of the walking carriage will protrude outward under the action of the electromagnetic device, squeezing the outer limit rail. In this way, the traveling frame will obtain a lateral initial velocity. Because the lateral sliding resistance of the vibrator roller 34 is very small, the traveling frame will smoothly transition to another lane. It can be seen in the figure (b) that the oscillators in the two channels are staggered, which makes the waveform bar have no falling points in the horizontal direction, so the waveform bar will not leave the oscillator roller 34 during the channel changing process.
  • Fig. 12 shows a switching channel oscillator.
  • the switching roller long roller 34 is driven by two vibrating rods 50 on both sides, and the long roller 34 can shift in the axial direction with a wave bar passing therethrough. After the wave bar is removed, the long roller can be automatically reset by the return spring 35.
  • the vibrator is driven by steel cables. Its transmission mode is the same as that of the vibrator in the straight track: the vibrator top 50 is driven by the base 23 and slides in the slide 14.
  • the positioning plate 13 is equipped with a turning roller 21, which is fixed on the track plate with the slide 14. .
  • FIG 13 is the schematic diagram of the switching channel transmission.
  • the vibrators are alternately arranged. From the side, as shown in the top picture, the pitch of the vibrators is reduced to half of the normal pitch, and the density of the vibrators is normal. Twice, the vibrator in the straight path is three-phase, and the switching path is equivalent to six-phase.
  • the reason why the vibrators arranged in the groove can form a unique train of motion waves is not only related to the arrangement of the vibrators, but the most important thing is that the vibration of each phase vibrator originates from the same circumferential movement. As shown in the figure below, it is very clear. The more the number of oscillator phases, the more complete and smooth the waveform of the moving wave.
  • Increasing the number of vibrator phases in the switching path to six phases does not require six total drive cables. This is because in a six-phase vibration, the phase difference between each two adjacent phases is 60 degrees, so there are always two phases with completely opposite vibration states. , Such as A and E, B and F, ⁇ and 0 in the bottom left figure. In this way, a two-phase vibration can be driven by a transmission cable. As shown in the lower right figure, when the transmission cable moves up, it drives E, and when it moves down, it pulls A again. Therefore, the six-phase vibration in the switching lane can still be hauled by the three main drive cables.
  • Figure 14- Figure 23 illustrates the principle of the side drive mode.
  • Fig. 14 is a side-drive mechanical vibrator-type wave displacement device.
  • Each lane is assembled by the left and right limit rails 33 and sleepers 37.
  • Regularly arranged transducer groups are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the limit rail.
  • the loading box 12 of the vehicle is locked on the running rack with a wave bar.
  • the weight of the running rack and the loading box is carried on the group of vibrators in the track by the wave bar, and can be pushed by the moving group of vibrators.
  • Displacement; the limit rollers 5 on both sides of the running frame roll on the inner side of the limit track 33, and the vehicle is caught in the track so that it does not leave the track.
  • Fig. 15 is a transmission schematic diagram of a side-driven mechanical vibrator-type wave displacement device.
  • the constant-speed track uses the vibration of the mechanical vibrator group to simulate moving waves; the vibrator is moved up and down in the vibrator base 39.
  • the vibrator base is installed on the gap of the rail 38, and the two rails are mounted on the sleeper 37.
  • Shown in the figure is a section of a constant-speed track composed of three-phase oscillators: All the oscillators are divided into three groups according to their movements, and the initial phases of adjacent oscillators differ by 120 degrees. The two vibration states between the vibrators are exactly the same.
  • the three sets of vibrators are towed by three main transmission cables 20, and the elliptical knots 19 on the main cables are stuck on the connecting blocks of the corresponding vibrator transfer cables.
  • the curved surface of the waveform bar 10 is in contact with the transducer group, and is pushed by the vibration of the transducer group, causing a horizontal displacement.
  • FIG 16 is a sectional and assembly diagram of the vibrator mechanism;
  • the figure is a sectional view of the vibrator roller 40 and the roller seat.
  • the vibrator roller 40 has a shaft shoulder and a step at the corresponding hole. The roller can not be separated from the roller seat during the vibration process.
  • B The figure shows the roller base 41. The head has three holes. This is where the transfer cable is bolted.
  • C The figure is a sectional view of the vibrator base.
  • the vibrator base slides in its chute 42.
  • the other half of the vibrator base is provided with a turning roller 21, which can change the transmission direction of the transfer cable.
  • D The figure is the complete appearance of the vibrator base.
  • the figure shows the situation where the moving steel cable 20 pulls the vibrator base. The vibrator base slides on its own gravity, and its slide up is passed by the moving steel cable 20 This is achieved by pulling the transfer cable through the connection block.
  • the figure shows the principle of the traction roller base of the transfer steel cable 18. There are three holes in the roller base. The hole through which the transfer cable passes depends on which of the general steel cables the roller base is pulled by. The end of the transfer cable bypasses the turning roller 21 and is fixedly connected to the connecting block 43. There is an oval hole in the connection block.
  • Fig. 17 (a) is a schematic diagram of the assembly of the three-phase moving cable and the vibrating part.
  • three vibrators with different vibration timings are representatively drawn.
  • the three vibrators are respectively connected to the three moving steel cables, and the three elliptical knots A, B, and C are respectively locked in the three connection blocks a, b, and c.
  • the corresponding transfer cables 18 are respectively connected to the right, middle and left holes of the roller seat 41, and the respective changeover rollers 21 of the transfer cables are in the right, middle and left positions, respectively.
  • the three sets of moving cables pull three sets of vibrators to vibrate without interfering with each other.
  • the figure is a plan view of the connecting block a, b, and c.
  • the connecting block is the part connecting the moving cable and the separating cable.
  • the elliptical knot on the moving cable is perpendicular to this hole. , So it can be stuck on it.
  • Figures 18 are schematic diagrams of the running frame and the loading compartment and their assembly, and the loading box 12 is shown, with a locking frame 44 at the bottom and front of each, (b)
  • the figure shows a traveling frame.
  • the bottom of the traveling frame is equipped with a pair of corrugated strips 10.
  • the upper four corners are the limit roller 5 and the suspension spring 1.
  • the keyhole of the traveling frame is equipped with a spring lock 4.
  • the pulled pin 3 retracts inwardly.
  • the picture shows the loading box locked on the running frame. When the running frame is locked, the loading box needs to press down four suspension springs so that the locking frame 44 can be caught on the running frame tongue.
  • FIG. D The figure shows a pair of wave bars at the bottom of the running frame and a spring lock lock frame 45.
  • the lock frame has a pull-out pin 3.
  • the spring ejects the lock tongue. Pull the pull pin 3 to retract the lock tongue into the hole to separate the carriage from the loading case.
  • FIG. 19 is a principle diagram of transmission between a road block unit and a road block unit.
  • the schematic diagram of the transmission of two adjacent sections, B is shown in the figure.
  • the three total steel cables in each section of the figure are driven by the three-phase vibrator vibration frame 24 to traction the vibration of all the vibrators on the side of the track in the area.
  • Boxes such as 19, a 0 , and b Q represent the elliptical knots on the moving cable.
  • the distance between the elliptical knots of the same moving cable is a fixed value L; the moving cable is a reversing roller 21
  • the end of the crankshaft on the three-phase vibrator is equipped with a photoelectric hole plate 28.
  • the vibration information will be converted into a digital signal by the photoelectric element due to the rotation of the photoelectric hole plate.
  • the vibrator groups of two adjacent sections are relatively independent and related to each other.
  • the vibrators of the two sections of A and B are driven by two vibrators and can vibrate at different frequencies and initial phases.
  • the vibrators corresponding to the two sections A and B must vibrate at the same frequency and initial phase until the vehicle has completely passed the connection.
  • this element is actually connected to the The two perforated plates on the cable (k in the figure), where the holes of the two plates coincide, a Q and 1).
  • the distance between the two nodes is equal to the fixed value L.
  • the vibration conditions of the vibrator groups in the two sections are exactly the same.
  • Insert the pin X with a spring on the top When the two vibrators need to be synchronized, press down the spring so that when the two holes overlap, the pin will be inserted into the other hole to synchronize the two plates.
  • a and B The two-stage vibrator can maintain synchronous vibration.
  • Figure 20 (b) is a cross-sectional view of a straight-path vibrator and a curved-path vibrator.
  • 39, 39 * are vibrator mounts
  • 41, 41 * are roller mounts.
  • Figure 40 is the vibrator roller in the straight track
  • Figure 40 * is the vibrator roller in the curve. Compared with the straight vibrator, the vibrator roller in the curve is longer, and the roller seat 41 * is round. This can cause the roller to deflect in the horizontal plane during the process of pushing the wave strip.
  • the bottom of the curve roller seat 41 * is equipped with a torsion spring. After the roller leaves the wave strip, it can automatically reset.
  • FIG 21 Schematic diagram of the side-drive curve.
  • each vibrator is arranged on a circular arc. Therefore, the three total transmission steel cables are turned into three broken lines by three sets of reversing roller frames, and the ends are still pulled by three-phase vibrators.
  • FIG. 22 is a schematic combination diagram of three basic block units of a side-driven wave displacement device.
  • the vibrator is installed on both sides of the limiting rail 33.
  • the wave bars 10 on the two sides of the running frame are respectively suspended on the vibrator groups on each side, and the vibrator groups carry the gravity of the vehicle.
  • there are three types of road block units in the road system which are: straight road, curved road, and switch road.
  • the oscillators of the above three road block units are: straight road oscillator 36, curved road oscillator 46, and switch road oscillator 47.
  • the horizontal distance between the oscillators is 2/3 of the wavelength of the waveform bar, and the initial phase difference between adjacent oscillators is maintained at 120 degrees.
  • the vibrators are evenly arranged on the arc of the curve, and the arc length between the two vibrators (on the arc of the curve) is equal.
  • the radius of the curve is much larger than the linear distance between the two vibrators.
  • the arc length distance is equivalent to the straight line distance. Because the arc lengths of the inner and outer loops are not equal, the number of vibrators distributed in the inner and outer loops is not the same, but the distance between the vibrators is a fixed value regardless of the inner and outer loops. S.
  • Switching lane is a special road block unit used for changing lanes.
  • the section H in the figure indicates the lane changing area for switching lanes.
  • the roller 47 of the switching lane vibrator is longer and can occur in the transverse direction of the track during vibration. Displacement.
  • FIG 23 (a) is a schematic diagram of the lane changing of a vehicle in a side-driven switching lane. This is a cross-sectional view.
  • the corrugated strip 10 bears the weight of the carriage 12 through the running frame.
  • the corrugated strip 10 acts on a roller 47 that passes through a cylindrical roller frame 49 and can move laterally thereon. There are rims at both ends of the roller, and the roller exerts lateral force on the wave bar through the rim.
  • the two ends of the roller frame 49 vibrate up and down with the vibrators in the rails 38 on both sides.
  • the roller frame 49 is an elongated shaft that is stretched by the pre-tensioned force at the two ends. Each end of the roller frame 49 has a circular electromagnet.
  • FIG. 48 is an enlarged view of the roller 47 .
  • j indicates an electromagnetic clip
  • t indicates a return spring
  • j is located in t.
  • the computer-integrated networked transportation system adopts the computer-controlled operation process.
  • the road block units work together to achieve the purpose.
  • each road block unit implements the drive mode of centralized transmission. Therefore, it is impossible to achieve two wave speeds simultaneously in one wave source jurisdiction.
  • Adjacent road block units are relatively independent and can execute different wave speeds at the same time, but when the vehicle passes through the intersection of two road block units, the motion wave of the forward road block unit must be guaranteed with the motion wave of the road section where the vehicle is located.
  • road position refers to a computer system that specifies a passing position at a certain time during the operation of a vehicle. One point is determined on the same line, and two vehicles cannot be arranged to pass at the same time. This is the principle of non-conflicting road positions. Of course, resolving conflicts is not the original purpose. Reasonably use road location resources, even if road location resources are effectively used, and users are arranged to reach directly. Is the main research issue. This is the optimization problem under the principle of non-conflicting road positions.
  • Figure 24 is a schematic diagram of road location optimization.
  • Road position optimization is carried out under the principle that road positions do not conflict.
  • the "road line" graph is actually a distance-time function curve of the vehicle.
  • the axis of abscissas is the section number, and each section is marked with 1, 2 ...
  • a driving wave source is used for the road section.
  • the ordinate axis is the time axis, and the time of a certain period is calibrated.
  • the straight or broken line in the figure is the road position line of a certain vehicle.
  • (b) are road allocation maps on a constant speed road.
  • the broken line OABC indicates the road position line of the pre-booked vehicle
  • the ab straight line indicates the planned road position line of the subsequent vehicles
  • the two lines have the intersection point XI, indicating that the newly planned ab road line and the previous OABC road position
  • disjointness is not the only criterion.
  • the two road line lines do not intersect, but the road line line abcdef formulated for later vehicles is unreasonable. It can be seen from the figure that the vehicle At t3, Yu entered road section 4, but at this time the vehicle in front had not left road section 4, and road section 4 was driven by a wave source.
  • the road bit line should keep the same slope as the CD line.
  • the road line should be similar to the arc DE below, and the slope of the curve should be the same at each corresponding point. Therefore, the subsequent road lines need to be redesigned.

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L'invention concerne un grand système de trafic commandé par ordinateur, ce système comprenant des lignes principales en réseau, une ligne ramifiée, des lignes à grande vitesse et des lignes à très grande vitesse, avec des arrêts répartis de manière dense correspondant chacun à un numéro d'adresse. Le support de trafic de ce système est entraîné par une onde de vibration mécanique produite par un courant triphasé ou par une onde magnétique produite par un courant triphasé et il est commandé par ordinateur, de sorte que ledit support de trafic est commandé par un programme pour le déplacement dans une onde de déplacement. La conception et la distribution des lignes sont optimisées dans un système informatique à grande vitesse, la présente invention créant ainsi un système de trafic fluide.
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