WO2005000428A1 - Flugkorbball - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
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- A63B67/18—Badminton or similar games with feathered missiles
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- A63B67/187—Shuttlecocks
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
- A63B67/00—Sporting games or accessories therefor, not provided for in groups A63B1/00 - A63B65/00
- A63B67/18—Badminton or similar games with feathered missiles
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- A63B67/187—Shuttlecocks
- A63B67/193—Shuttlecocks with all feathers made in one piece
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
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- the invention relates to a shuttlecock with a substantially conically shaped basket, wherein the basket has a molded fixing element in a region of the narrow basket end and with a striking cap which is substantially dome-shaped in at least one - viewed in the direction of flight - front area and in the Fixing element is anchored.
- shuttlecock ball refers to a missile which can be used as a game or game device or as part of a game.
- the shuttlecock ball can, in particular, be designed in the manner of a shuttlecock, the basket of the shuttlecock ball corresponding to the apron of a shuttlecock ,
- the conically shaped basket thus has its "front” narrow and “backward” its wide range.
- comparable elements between “shuttlecock” on the one hand and “shuttlecock” on the other hand will be discussed first, followed by a reference to differences or possible differences between the two. The presentation of these differences should also make it clear why in the present case instead of the term “badminton” the term “shuttlecock” has been selected.
- the basket of the shuttlecock ball and the apron of the shuttlecock can be made of feathers or of an artificial material.
- Nerassemble ⁇ aturmaterial, especially feathers, such as goose feathers they can be stuck with their (free scraped) quills in the percussion cap.
- the striking cap can be made of cork, for example.
- For the basket or apron results in this way a subdivision into a front portion which is formed by the front portions of the quills and a back to this subsequent further portion which is formed by the spring vanes.
- This feather flag area is commonly referred to in English as "vane area”.
- the basket or apron When using artificial material, such as plastic, the basket or apron is often designed so that it or her in a manner analogous to a basket / apron of springs is divisible into sections, the front part of stems (English: “ Stems ”) may be formed, which correspond as it were the front portion of the quills and which are - viewed in accordance with the conical shape of the basket or the skirt - seen from the striking cap obliquely rearwardly diverging.
- the basket or apron section formed by the stems is referred to in English as "upper skirt".
- To the front basket or Apron section may be followed by another section that corresponds to the flag area in a basket or apron made of feathers.
- the flag area for example, in addition to the rear portions of the stems, for example, have ribs that connect the individual stems transversely and intermediate webs that are substantially parallel to the stems, so that in this way an approximately reticulated structure is formed by the approximately conical Basic shape is formed in this section.
- an end ring (English: “end ring”) may be provided, which may be designed, for example disc-shaped or annular disk-shaped and connects the stem ends together.
- Such an end ring generally has a diameter which is slightly smaller than that of the striking cap.
- the or a fixing element which serves for the connection or anchoring with the striking cap, may be formed as a forward shaping on the end ring.
- an approximately cylindrically shaped fixing pin (English: “stem extension collar”) may be provided, whose diameter may be, for example, about half as large as the diameter of the impact cap.
- the striking cap may have a forward portion in the form of a forwardly directed dome, and a rearward portion approximately cylindrically shaped, wherein the diameter of the cross-sectional area of the cylindrical portion may correspond substantially to the base diameter of the dome.
- the impact cap may further comprise a rear recess, which is for example formed approximately hollow cylindrical and which is provided for receiving a correspondingly shaped fixing element.
- a rear recess which is for example formed approximately hollow cylindrical and which is provided for receiving a correspondingly shaped fixing element.
- an approximately annular rear boundary wall of the impact cap can be formed, which - in the assembled state - connects to the region of the front stem ends or to the end ring.
- a shuttlecock may either have springs or a corresponding replica of feathers of synthetic material.
- springs 16 springs must be present, which is a uniform
- the diameter of the base must be between 25 and 28 mm and the shuttlecock must weigh between 4.74 and 5.50 grams.
- a shuttlecock according to the invention may have a higher weight than the above, for example it may have a weight of between 6 and 50 grams, for example about 9 grams.
- the shell length of the basket in the shuttlecock between 30 and 50 mm, for example, be about 38 mm.
- a circle formed by the rearward boundary of the basket may have a diameter which is approximately between 40 and 60 mm, for example about 50 mm.
- the diameter of the impact cap for example, less than 25 mm, for example, between about 20 and 25 mm. Due to the aforementioned deviations can be achieved that the shuttlecock has flight characteristics that differ from those of a shuttlecock.
- a correspondingly higher weight and a "shortened" basket can achieve that the trajectory as a whole receives greater stability and that a higher airspeed and a greater flight range can be achieved, for example, greater stability can be considered advantageous, since this results in a drift
- the above-mentioned qualitative changes in flight characteristics can, in particular with regard to the use of the shuttlecock ball under atmospheric conditions, that is to say under "outdoor” conditions.
- FIGS. 2 a, 2 b and 3 a show schematically a generic shuttlecock ball, as known from the prior art.
- Fig. 2a is a
- the front basket portion 20 is formed by front portions of stems 21. Reverse to the front basket portion 20 is followed by a rear basket portion 22, consisting of the rear portions of the stems 21, of transverse ribs 25 and out
- stems 21 can be provided a different number of stems 21, for example, 16 stems. Furthermore, for example, five ribs and in the area between each two stems 21 each six intermediate webs 24 may be provided.
- Fig. 2b shows in the manner of an exploded view of the shuttlecock with removed striker cap 3.
- the front stem ends are held together.
- the end ring 27 has an integrally formed, substantially cylindrically shaped fixing pin 26.
- the striking cap 3 can be divided into a front kalottenföraiigen section 31 and an adjoining rear portion 32 which is shaped substantially cylindrical.
- the striking cap 3 has a rear recess 33, which is provided for receiving the fixing pin 26.
- the recess 33 has a circular edge, so that from the striking cap 3, a rear, annular wall 34 is formed.
- two pressing rings may be provided. It can also be provided only a press ring.
- FIG 3 a shows a schematic perspective view of the shuttlecock ball of FIGS. 2 a and 2 b using the reference numbers uniformly.
- the annular rear wall 34 of the striking cap 3 can be seen, at the inner boundary or edge - in the assembled state - the end ring 27 connects, to which in turn the front ends of the stems 21 are attached.
- the impact cap can be made for example of thermoplastic polyolefins, polyethylene or polypropylene, in particular of TBE-EPDM.
- the basket can be made of plastic material.
- a shuttlecock which has a light source.
- the light source emits light in the direction of flight in a particularly effective manner.
- Impact cap known which has trough-like depressions on its pointing in the direction of flight surface for improving the aerodynamics. In this case, instead of a central trough a hole may be provided. Furthermore, it is known from this document that a rearward to the striking cap adjacent Schlagkappenhals may have a superficial, annular trough in a signal color.
- a shuttlecock which has a weighting element made of plastic.
- the ball is designed in the manner of a spring or badminton ball and having a head piece with a spherical surface.
- the head piece forms a contact surface for acting through a striking surface of a racket.
- the ball has a spring part with a plurality of flight-stabilizing surface elements.
- the flight characteristics such as flight distance, flight curve, speed and / or flight stability of the ball can be changed by different interchangeable head pieces and / or intermediate pieces mountable between the head piece and the spring piece.
- the invention has for its object to improve a shuttlecock ball of the type shown above.
- the possibilities for Influence on the flight characteristics of the Flugkorbballs be improved. It is a solution to be specified, which is overall economical and with the influence on the flight characteristics is possible in a simple manner.
- a shuttlecock which has an approximately conically shaped basket, wherein the basket in a region of the narrow
- the shuttlecock has a striking cap, which is essentially dome-shaped at least in a front region seen in the direction of flight and which is anchored in the fixing element.
- the shuttlecock further includes at least one ring releasably attached to the basket.
- the conically shaped basket may, for example, have substantially the shape of a straight truncated cone, in which case the fixing element may be formed in the region of the smallest lateral cross-sectional area.
- the basket may have a structural subdivision, wherein in a front region, the lateral surface may be formed by a plurality of stems, for example 16 stems. In a rear portion, the lateral surface may have a materially dense structure, which may represent, for example, a network structure formed by ribs and intermediate webs.
- the fixing element may be, for example, an approximately cylindrically shaped fixing pin, which is connected, for example, by an end ring to the front end of the handle.
- the cylindrical fixing pin may be arranged symmetrically to a main axis of symmetry of the basket.
- the striking cap may have a split structure, wherein a front part may be configured substantially in the shape of a forwardly facing dome and a rearward part may be substantially cylindrical.
- the back part can have a cylinder diameter corresponding to the diameter of the dome base.
- the cylindrical part may have in the region of its rear boundary a recess or opening which may be provided for connection to the fixing element.
- the recess may have a substantially hollow cylindrical shape.
- the striking cap may have a rear boundary wall which is substantially annular and which extends between the rearward outer edge of the cylindrical cap portion and the edge of the recess.
- the (at least one) ring By attaching the (at least one) ring can be easily achieved a change in the flight characteristics of the Flugkorbballs.
- an increase in weight of the missile is effected, which affects a total of flight stabilizing.
- the weight increase causes the shuttlecock to achieve a higher airspeed and a longer flight range.
- the symmetrical shape of the ring also makes it possible for the additional weight to be arranged symmetrically with respect to a main axis of the shuttlecock ball, that is to say axially symmetrical. This may be considered advantageous in terms of the variations in flight characteristics caused, otherwise a corresponding asymmetry would make it more difficult for a player to assess flight behavior.
- the weight of the ring can be taken in an individual way influence on the flight characteristics of the Flugkorbballs, because the flight behavior can be customized in this way a player's ability.
- a player's ability can be mounted by particularly experienced or good players a comparatively heavy ring, for example, with a weight of about 1 to 20 g, to allow in this way, particularly high airspeeds. Higher flight speeds generally result in more effective training of reaction speed and physical speed. Accordingly, less experienced players can use a lighter weight ring.
- the at least one ring is held fixed in position in the attached state on the one hand by the conical lateral surface of the basket and on the other hand by a rear boundary wall of the impact cap and is thereby in the prestressed state.
- a stable attachment of the ring on the shuttlecock is made possible in an advantageous manner.
- a stability on the one hand in the direction of flight and on the other hand contrary to the direction of flight can be effected.
- the ring is held in its position relative to the rest of the shuttlecock, in particular even when the shuttlecock ball is hit, for example, with a racket or the like, and thereby deflected in its trajectory.
- the ring can be referred to as an "intermediate ring.”
- the mass thus "charged” is advantageously embedded symmetrically behind the approximately hemispherical impact cap.
- the shape of the shuttlecock in the region of the transition from the striking cap to the basket can be such that, in flight, vortices form which, for example, have a braking effect on the flight behavior. This may for example be the case when the striking cap has a rearward outer edge with a diameter greater than the diameter of the portion of the basket adjacent the impact cap.
- the rearward outer edge of the striking cap described may also be detrimental when it is hit with a racket, in particular with a frame of a racket or the like, because thereby the shuttlecock is directed in a virtually unforeseen direction of flight.
- a disadvantageous property can be at least partially remedied by an attached ring or at least mitigated in its effect.
- the part of the basket, of which the ring is held on the one hand by a front portion of the stems, so be formed by the front stem ends.
- the rear boundary wall of the striking cap can be formed, for example, by a substantially annular wall which extends between a rearward outer edge of the striking cap and the edge of a recess in the striking cap, which serves to receive the fixing element.
- the at least one ring is made of elastic material.
- the material can be chosen so that an attachment of the ring by hand, ie in particular without tools or the like is possible. For a decrease or release of the ring from the rest of the shuttlecock, the same applies analogously.
- the inner diameter of the at least one ring is smaller than the outer diameter of the striking cap or optionally the cylindrically shaped rear part of the striking cap. With suitable dimensioning can be achieved in this way that the at least one ring can be particularly easily moved manually from vome on the striking cap and placed in its intended position.
- the outer diameter of the at least one ring is larger than the Constantdurclimesser the striking cap.
- the visual appearance of the Flugkorbballs be made clearer. For example, it can be achieved that, with otherwise identical conditions, an approaching shuttlecock can be recognized earlier.
- the at least one ring is made of thermoplastic polyolefins, polyethylene, polypropylene, EPDM, TBE-EPDM or rubber / These materials have been proven in practice.
- the at least one ring has a substantially toroidal surface. In this way it can be achieved that attachment and removal of the ring can be accomplished particularly easily, because the torus shape of the ring can be particularly easily moved by a rolling motion over the striking cap and attached and removed in this way.
- the at least one ring has a weight that is approximately between 10 and 30 percent of the weight of the shuttlecock ball without a ring attached. This range of values has proven itself in practice.
- the at least one ring has a weight of between about 1 and 3 grams.
- the shuttlecock without attached ring in this case may have a weight of, for example, 5 to 15 grams, especially about 9 grams.
- the material of the at least one ring has a Shore (Shore) hardness in the range of about 40 to 90, preferably of about 70.
- the at least one ring has an outer diameter of about 25 to 65 mm and an inner diameter of about 15 to 25 mm.
- the length of the lateral surface of the basket is approximately between 33 and 43 millimeters and the diameter of the impact cap is approximately between 20 and 30 millimeters.
- the basket has approximately the shape of a straight truncated cone, wherein the base surface spanned by the truncated cone has a diameter of about 45 to 55 millimeters.
- the spanned base area corresponds in this case so the spanned by the rear edge of the basket circular area.
- a plurality of rings for example, about two or three or four rings are attached, which are made of the same material and each of which the same
- a particularly large variety of influencing possibilities of the flight characteristics of the shuttlecock can be achieved with particularly simple handling.
- a plurality of rings are attached, which have different dimensions and or whose materials have different densities.
- the flight characteristics can be changed in a particularly diverse manner.
- the flight characteristics can be set particularly finely on the gaming experience of a player.
- the at least one ring is luminous;
- its surface may have a luminous color. This makes the recognizability of the
- the impact cap has a hole which is provided in such a way that acoustic resonances can form when the air flows in.
- the impact cap may be formed substantially rotationally symmetrical and the hole may be provided along the axis of rotation or symmetry.
- the diameter of the hole may be between about 3 and 10 millimeters.
- FIG. 1 shows a shuttlecock according to the invention in a schematic side view, Figures 2a and 2b a shuttlecock according to the prior art,
- FIG. 2c shows a cross section through a striking cap
- 3a is a schematic perspective view of a shuttlecock ball according to the prior art
- Fig. 3b is a front view of a shuttlecock ball
- FIG. 4a shows a shuttlecock ball according to the invention with two uniform rings attached
- FIG. 4b shows a shuttlecock ball according to the invention with two different rings
- FIG. 4a shows a shuttlecock ball according to the invention with two uniform rings attached
- FIG. 4b shows a shuttlecock ball according to the invention with two different rings
- FIG. 4b shows a shuttlecock ball according to the invention with two different rings
- 5a is a schematic, perspective, partially transparent representation of a striking cap with hole and hollows
- 5b is a front view of a striking cap with hole and hollows
- Fig. 6 is a ring with holes
- Fig. 7a a striking cap with ring
- Fig. 7b a striking cap with multiple rings.
- the shuttlecock ball 1 shows a schematic side view of a shuttlecock ball 1 according to the invention.
- the shuttlecock ball 1 is suitable for use as a game ball which can be played for example with rackets.
- the shuttlecock can be used for example as an outdoor game device.
- the shuttlecock 1 consists of a basket 2, which is shaped substantially like a straight truncated cone, a striking cap 3 and a ring 4th
- the shuttlecock ball 1 according to the invention has - as far as not stated otherwise below - according to this embodiment with respect to the basket 2 and impact cap 3 the features that are given in the above description of the prior art with reference to Figures 2a, 2b and 3. In that regard, therefore, reference is expressly made to the corresponding parts of the description above.
- the basket 2 is divided into a front portion 20 and a rear portion 22, wherein the front portion 20 is formed by front portions of a plurality, for example, sixteen stems 21 and the rear portion 22 has a net-like structure of the rear portions of the stems 21st , Intermediate webs 24 and ribs 25 is formed.
- the number of stems 21, intermediate webs 24 and ribs 25 is indicated only schematically in the figure.
- each six intermediate webs 24 may be formed and a total of five circular ribs 25 may be provided l l its foremost section, the basket 2 on a fixing pin 26 which is connected via an end ring 27 with the front stem ends ,
- the striking cap 3 has a substantially hollow cylindrical recess 33. Furthermore, the impact cap 3 pressing rings 35 and 36, which serve to reinforce or secure the connection of striking cap 3 and 2 basket. Such press rings 35, 36 are known per se from the prior art.
- the shuttlecock ball 1 has, in particular, a toroidal ring 4, which is mounted surrounding the basket 2. 1, the ring 4 is indicated only by a schematic representation of its cross section in order to better recognize the entire structure. The ring 4 is thus mounted according to this embodiment in the region of the impact cap recess 33.
- the present exemplary embodiment is formed by the rear wall 34 of the striking cap on the one hand and the stems 21 on the other hand a substantially annular groove-like shaped trough, in which the ring 4 mounted under bias is.
- the ring 4 consists of an elastic and relatively soft material, for example of thermoplastic polyolefins, polyethylene, polypropylene, TBE-EPDM, rubber or a comparable material, and has a Shore value of about 70 or even more than 70.
- the ring 4 can be made of a transparent or foamed material as needed.
- the inner diameter of the ring 4 is, as shown in FIG. 1, slightly smaller than the outer diameter of the striking cap 3 or optionally a press ring 35 or 36.
- the ring 4 is made possible manually and in particular without the use of tools from the front by means of a rolling motion over the striking cap 3 to move until it is fixed in position in its intended position, and is snapped in this position, so to speak. Due to its bias, the ring 4 is held securely in position on the shuttlecock ball 1, and this also applies to heavy punches, for example with a squash racket-type racket or the like (squash class (140 to 220 g); heavier balls also with racquets of the tennis class, 250 up to 350 g).
- the outer diameter of the ring 4 according to this embodiment is slightly larger than the outer diameter of the impact cap 3. In this way, the shuttlecock ball is better visible and early in particular recognizable in the approach.
- the inner diameter of the ring 4 may be about 21 mm, the outer diameter about 30 mm or even up to 70 mm, and the circle describing the torus shape have a diameter between about 1 and 15 mm, for example about 5 mm. These dimensions are suitable for a striking cap 3 or optionally for a pressing ring 35, 36 with a diameter of about 26 mm.
- the end ring 27 may in this case, for example, have a diameter of about 19 mm.
- the diameter of the rear opening of the basket 2, that is, the diameter of the base of the right circular cylinder, which describes the coarse shape of the basket, in this case may be about 50 mm
- the basket length measured along the major axis of the rear boundary of the end plate 27th to the rear circular opening of the basket 2, for example about 35 mm.
- two or three similar rings 4a, 4b to be mounted on the shuttlecock 1, as is schematically indicated in Fig. 4a in a manner analogous to Fig. 1 representation. In this way, it is particularly easy and advantageous possible to influence the flight behavior of the shuttlecock ball 1 in a particularly varied manner and yet particularly easy to use by using different weights.
- rings 4c, 4d which differ, for example, in their diameters and torus thicknesses, but not in the material, as is schematically indicated by way of example in FIG. 4b for two rings 4c, 4d.
- a front ring 4c may have a greater torus thickness than a rearward ring 4d adjacent thereto; This is aerodynamically advantageous.
- the diameter of the front ring 4c may be about smaller than that of the rear ring 4d; In this way, the cone shape of the basket can be taken into account and, in particular, an excessive pressure of the rear ring 4d on the basket 2 can be avoided.
- the rings differ in their material properties, for example in their elastic properties, so that a ring with greater elasticity can be used in the rear connection to a ring with less elasticity and in this way the cone shape of the basket Account is taken.
- the shuttlecock ball 1 By gaining weight, in particular, a higher inertia of the shuttlecock ball 1 and, associated therewith, greater stability, ie in particular a smaller drift from the trajectory in the case of side winds, can be obtained. Furthermore, a higher maximum speed of the shuttlecock ball 1 can be achieved by the increase in weight or increase in the inertial mass of the shuttlecock ball. This is associated with a higher flight range.
- the ring 4 can weigh about 2 grams or more, and the shuttlecock 1 without the attached ring weighs about 9 grams.
- the "mass charge” in this case is therefore symmetrical and balanced.
- the (outer) diameter of the ring 4 (30 mm) is larger than that of the striking cap 3 (26 mm).
- This can serve, in particular in the case of a colored or luminous-colored ring 4, to improve the visibility of the shuttlecock ball 1.
- a shuttlecock can be detected earlier and / or better in the approach than a comparable shuttlecock ball without a ring.
- rings of different densities and with different diameters for example, such that a ring with a slightly larger diameter in the rear connection to a ring with something smaller diameter, so that in this way the conical basket shape is taken into account and excessive deformation or compression of the stems 21 in this area, caused by the tension of a ring, is avoided.
- FIGS. 5 a, b show in a schematic, partially transparent representation, it can furthermore be provided to provide a central hole 40 in the striking cap 3, for example symmetrically to the axis of symmetry of the shuttlecock ball 1, for example with a diameter of approximately 4 mm. (For the sake of clarity, a recess 33 is not shown in FIG. 5a.) This can also be seen in FIGS.
- a corresponding rearward continuation of the hole 40 may in this case be provided in the end plate 27 (not shown).
- acoustic resonances can be generated in flight by the air flow, for example in the form of a whistle noise.
- Such acoustic stimuli can continue to increase the use possibilities of the shuttlecock ball as a game device.
- trough-like recesses 41 can be provided on the upper side of the dome-shaped front side 31 of the striking cap 3, by means of which the aerodynamics can be further improved, as is known per se from the prior art.
- Fig. 5a six such wells are shown sketched purely by way of example. For example, a total of about 16 wells or even more can be provided.
- the ring 4 has a plurality of corresponding holes 42, as shown in Fig. 6 the example of eight holes 42. Corresponding acoustic resonances can also be generated in this way so that it is possible to speak of a "sonar ring.”
- the holes 42 in the ring 4 can be formed with longitudinal axes which are aligned at least essentially parallel to the direction of flight Holes 42 serve to add small extra weights, "weight sticks", which further enhances the ability to influence the weighting of the shuttlecock ball. It is also possible, for further improvement of the visibility of the shuttlecock ball self-luminous plug-in elements to attach "glow sticks" by plugging into the holes 42 on the shuttlecock.
- FIG. 7a the possibility is sketched in FIG. 7a to provide an annular groove-like depression for receiving and positioning the ring 4 on the striking cap 3.
- This is analogous to several rings possible, as shown in Fig. 7b the example of three rings 4.
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