WO2006128454A1 - Method of weight determination of a load carried by a lifter of a lifting device and weighing device - Google Patents
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- B66F—HOISTING, LIFTING, HAULING OR PUSHING, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, e.g. DEVICES WHICH APPLY A LIFTING OR PUSHING FORCE DIRECTLY TO THE SURFACE OF A LOAD
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- B66—HOISTING; LIFTING; HAULING
- B66F—HOISTING, LIFTING, HAULING OR PUSHING, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, e.g. DEVICES WHICH APPLY A LIFTING OR PUSHING FORCE DIRECTLY TO THE SURFACE OF A LOAD
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- the present invention relates to a method of weight determination of a load carried by a lifter of a lifting device, whereby the weight determination is based on at least one upward and one downward displacement of the lifter, whereby the lifter is displaced by means of a hydraulic actuator comprised by a hydraulic system, whereby, during the upward and downward displacement of the lifter, a pressure in the hydraulic system is measured by means of a pressure transducer, thereby providing a pressure signal, and a parameter dependent on the position of the lifter is measured by means of a meter, thereby providing a position signal, and whereby the weight of the load is determined on the basis of the pressure signal and the position signal.
- DE 38 20 757 Al describes a method and device for weight determination of a load carried by a three-point hitch of a tractor.
- the weight determination is based on a pressure signal from a pressure transducer in the hydraulic system of the three-point hitch and a position signal from a position sensor registering the position of the three-point hitch.
- the measurements are performed by lifting and lowering the three-point hitch by a small distance about a predetermined measurement position in which the dependence of the measured signals on the distance to the centre of gravity of the load is small and the proportionality of the pressure signal is large. Thereby, the contribution to the weighing result of the hysteresis caused by friction may be reduced.
- the hydraulic actuator of the three-point hitch is driven to-and-fro at a constant, relatively small speed, in order to minimise dynamic pressure contributions to the weigh- ing result.
- this device requires a complicated hydraulic valve system adapted to operate the hydraulic actuator at constant speed and is therefore expensive.
- the weight determination has to be performed in a predetermined position of the three-point hitch, which may be a disadvantage.
- DE 43 28 148 Al also describes a method and device for weight determination of a load carried by a three-point hitch of a tractor, whereby a pressure signal and a position signal are provided as in the above-described device.
- a global coefficient of friction for a certain three-point hitch is determined on the basis of measured pressure signals during a lifting and lowering operation of the three-point hitch carrying a random load, whereby said pressure signals are measured in a certain height of the lift.
- a transfer constant for said three-point hitch is calculated on the basis of the determined global coefficient of friction together with a pressure signal measured at lifting or lowering of a known load on the hitch.
- the weight of a load on the hitch may be determined from a pressure signal measured at lifting or lowering of the hitch and on the basis of the determined global coefficient of friction and transfer constant for the hitch.
- the global coefficient of friction and transfer constant may also initially be determined as a function of the height position of the hitch, so that a load subsequently may be weighed at any height position of the hitch.
- the hydraulic actuator must also be operated at constant speed in order to minimise dynamic pressure contributions to the weighing result, and a complicated and therefore expensive hydraulic valve system is required.
- US 5,929,389 further describes a method and device for weight determination of a load carried by a lifting device, whereby a pressure signal and a posi- tion signal are provided as in the above-described devices.
- the lifting device moves up and down with a generally fixed speed, and sets of values of the pressure signal and the position signal are registered by a processor means in at least two different positions of the lifting device.
- the processor means determines the weight of the load from the registered sets of values and from predetermined geometric dimensions of the link device by means of an equation for equilibrium of forces and torque acting on a link member.
- this device also requires an expensive constant speed valve system.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a method of weight determination that may be re- alized with a device of simple structure.
- the position signal is registered as a function of time, an acceleration dependent parameter is determined on the basis of the variation of the position signal, and the weight de- termination is performed in dependence of said acceleration dependent parameter.
- a weighing operation may be performed by upward and downward displacement of the lifter without having to maintain a constant speed of the hydraulic cylinder or the lifter, because the weight determination is performed in dependence of an acceleration dependent parameter; in other words, forces resulting from the possible acceleration of the load and elements of the lifting device during the weighing operation are taken into account when determining the weight of the load. Consequently, a system of mechanically simple structure may be em- ployed to realize the method of weight determination according to the invention.
- the pressure signal is registered as a function of time
- a velocity dependent parameter is determined as a function of time on the basis of the variation of the position signal
- a point in time during the upward displacement of the lifter is selected
- a point in time during the downward displacement of the lifter is selected, so that the values of the velocity dependent parameter to the respective selected points in time are substantially equal
- the weight determination is performed in dependence of the values of the pressure signal registered to the respective selected points in time and in dependence of the values of the acceleration dependent parameter determined for the respective selected points in time.
- velocity dependent viscous friction forces of the lifting device having opposite direction by upward and downward displacement of the lifter, respectively may be sub- stantially balanced, because the weight determination is based on measurements performed at equal, but opposite, velocities of the lifter. Consequently, the result of the weight determination may be substan- tially independent of such velocity dependent viscous friction forces and therefore more precise.
- the weight determination is performed in dependence of the values of the position signal registered to the respective selected points in time.
- the weight determination is performed in dependence of the values of the velocity dependent parameter determined for the respective selected points in time.
- ve- locity dependent parameters may be taken into account when determining the weight of the load.
- Such parameters may include loss of head by friction in pipes of the hydraulic system, because the flow rate of hydraulic fluid to and from the hydraulic actuator in the hydraulic system depends on the velocity of the piston in the cylinder of the hydraulic actuator.
- the velocity and the acceleration of the lifter are de- termined on the basis of the variation of the position signal and presented to a user in real time via an output device
- the user operates by means of a hydraulic valve the lifter to maintain the velocity substantially within a certain range and the accel- eration substantially below a certain limit
- two periods of time during said one upward and said one downward displacement of the lifter, respectively are determined, during which periods of time the de- termined velocity is within said range, and the determined acceleration is below said limit
- the weight of the load is determined on the basis of average values of the acceleration and pressure signals during said periods of time, respectively.
- the requirements made of a processor adapted to perform the weight determination may be less. For instance, if the posi- tion signal and pressure signal are sampled by a computer, a smaller sampling frequency may be employed. Thereby, a less expensive computer may be necessary.
- the weight of the load is determined on the basis of average values of the posi- tion signal during said periods of time, respectively.
- the weight of the load is determined on the basis of average values of the velocity signal during said periods of time, respectively. In this way, furthermore, velocity dependent parame- ters, as mentioned above, may be taken into account when determining the weight of the load.
- a general coefficient of friction of the lifting device is determined on the basis of one upward and one downward displacement of the lifter carrying the load to be weighed, and the weight determination is based on the determined general coefficient of friction.
- the friction of a lifting device may change over time due to factors such as wear and changing lubrication conditions, and furthermore may depend on the weight of the load lifted by the lifter, the determination of a general coefficient of friction of the lifting device on the basis of displacements of the lifter carrying the actual load to be weighed will result in a much more precise weight determination than if such a coefficient of friction were determined only once for the lifting device by displacement of an arbitrary load and used for every subsequent weight determination.
- the position signal is provided by means of a flowmeter measuring the flow of hydraulic fluid through a pipe for the hydraulic ac- tuator.
- a precise position signal may be obtained in a simple and economic way.
- a flowmeter may easily be installed in an existing lifting device by insertion in a pipe for the hydraulic actuator.
- signals from the pressure transducer and from the meter providing the parameter dependent on the position of the lifter are registered as sampled values in a computer, and the computer calculates the position signal and the pres- sure signal on the basis thereof and determines the weight of the load on the basis thereof.
- a weighing operation is automatically performed by means of a processor upon initiation by the user, whereby the hydraulic actuator is controlled by the processor to displace the lifter once in upward direction and once in downward direction. Thereby, the weighing operation is facilitated because less interaction with the user is required.
- the invention further relates to a weighing device for weight determination of a load carried by a lifter of a lifting device, the lifter being dis- placeable by means of a hydraulic actuator comprised by a hydraulic system of the lifting device, the weighing device comprising a processor adapted to determine the weight on the basis of at least one upward and one downward displacement of the lifter, a pressure transducer adapted to measure a pressure in the hydraulic system of the lifting device and thereby provide a pressure signal, and a meter adapted to measure a parameter dependent on the position of the lifter of the lifting device and thereby provide a position signal, and the processor being adapted to determine the weight of the load on the basis of a pressure signal and a position signal supplied from the pressure transducer and the meter, respectively, during the upward and downward displacement of the lifter.
- the system is characterized in that the processor is adapted to register the position signal as a function of time, to determine an acceleration dependent parameter on the basis of the variation of the position signal, and to determine the weight in dependence of
- the processor is adapted to register the pressure signal as a function of time, to determine a velocity dependent parameter as a function of time on the basis of the variation of the position signal, to select a point in time during the upward displacement of the lifter and select a point in time during the downward displacement of the lifter, so that the values of the velocity dependent parameter to the respective selected points in time are substantially equal, and to perform the weight determination in dependence of the values of the pressure signal registered to the respective selected points in time and in dependence of the values of the acceleration dependent parameter determined for the respective selected points in time.
- the processor is adapted to perform the weight determination in dependence of the values of the position signal registered to the respective selected points in time.
- the processor is adapted to perform the weight determination in dependence of the values of the velocity dependent parameter determined for the respective selected points in time.
- the processor is adapted to determine, during one upward and one downward displacement of the lifter, the velocity and the acceleration of the lifter on the basis of the position signal
- the weighing device comprises an output device adapted to present the determined velocity and acceleration to a user in real time
- the processor is adapted to guide the user, via the output device, to operate the lifter to maintain the velocity substantially within a certain range and the acceleration substantially below a certain limit
- the processor is adapted to determine two periods of time during said one upward and said one downward displacement of the lifter, respectively, during which periods of time the determined velocity is within said range, and the determined acceleration is below said limit
- the processor is adapted to determine the weight of the load on the basis of average values of the accelera- tion and pressure signals during said periods of time, respectively.
- the processor is adapted to determine the weight of the load on the basis of av- erage values of the position and velocity signals during said periods of time, respectively.
- the processor is adapted to determine a general coefficient of friction of the lifting device on the basis of one upward and one downward displacement of the lifter carrying the load to be weighed, and to determine the weight on the basis of the determined general coefficient of friction.
- a flowmeter is provided to measure the flow of hydraulic fluid through a pipe for the hydraulic actuator and thereby provide the position signal.
- the weighing device comprises a unit having a through-going tube part adapted to be fitted in-line in the pipe for the hydraulic actuator of the lifting device, and the flowmeter and the pressure transducer are integrated in the unit and arranged to measure the flow through and the pressure in, respectively, the tube part.
- the processor is a computer adapted to register, as sampled values, signals from the pressure transducer and from the meter providing the parameter dependent on the position of the lifter, and the computer is adapted to calculate the position signal and the pressure signal on the basis of the registered signals from the pressure transducer and from the meter and to determine the weight of the load on the basis thereof.
- the processor is adapted to automatically perform a weighing operation upon initiation by the user, whereby the hydraulic actuator is controlled by means of the processor to displace the lifter once in upward direction and once in downward direction.
- the invention further relates to a lifting device comprising a weighing device as described above.
- the lifting device is a fork- lift truck.
- FIG. 1 shows a diagram of a weighing device according to the invention, installed in a lifting device
- Fig. 2 illustrates an example of a dynamic co- efficient of friction and its dependency on the velocity of movement
- Fig. 3 to 6 illustrate an example of graphs showing the piston force, acceleration, velocity and position, respectively, as a function of time for a lifting device
- Fig. 7 illustrates lifting velocity and acceleration in a general embodiment of the weighing method
- Fig. 8 illustrates lifting velocity and acceleration in another embodiment of the weighing method
- Fig. 9 and 10 show a summary of formulae.
- Fig. 1 indicates a lifter 1 of a lifting device 2 provided with a weighing device 3 according to the invention.
- the lifting device 2 has the form of a fork-lift truck, which is only partly shown.
- the lifter 1 is constituted by a fork and arranged displaceable in the vertical direc- tion by means of a carriage 4 provided with rollers 5 rolling between opposed vertical faces of a pole 6 in a manner known per se.
- the lifter 1 is driven by means of a hydraulic actuator 7 in the form of a vertical cylinder 8 in which a piston 9 is displaceable.
- the piston 9 is mounted on a piston rod 10, the upper end of which carries a chain roller 11.
- a chain 12 is fixed at a first end 13 thereof to a fixed frame 14 of the lifting device 2, passes over the chain roller 11 and is fixed at a second end 15 thereof to the carriage 4. Consequently, a displacement of the piston 9 by a certain velocity in the cylinder 8 causes a displacement of the carriage 4 and therefore the lifter 1 by twice said velocity.
- a first portion of the chain 12 is designated b and has the length b
- a second portion of the chain 12 is designated c and has the length c, whereby the length of each chain portion b, c varies with the height position of the carriage 4 as indicated in Fig. 1.
- the hydraulic actuator 7 is actuated by means of hydraulic fluid supplied and discharged through a pipe 16 connected with a hydraulic valve 17 that may be operated by means of a handle 18 in order to supply hydraulic fluid from a hydraulic pump 19 to the pipe 16 or to discharge hydraulic fluid from the pipe 16 to a reservoir 20, whereby the lifter 1 is lifted or lowered, respectively.
- a tube part 21 is fitted inline and arranged through a unit 22 comprising a flowmeter 23 adapted to measure the flow through the tube part 21 and a pressure transducer 24 adapted to measure the pressure in the tube part 21.
- the unit 22 is connected with a computer 25 adapted to perform a weight determination on the basis of sampled values of the signals received from the flowmeter 23 and the pressure transducer 24 in the unit 22.
- the computer 25 is connected with an output device 26 adapted to present determined values to a user.
- the weighing device 3 comprises the unit 22, the computer 25, the output device 26 and a not shown input device by means of which the computer 25 may be manipulated.
- the weighing device 3 may instead of being supplied with its own input/output devices have an interface adapted to be connected with input/output devices pertaining to the lifting device 2.
- the principle of balanced mass determination is based on the ability to balance measuring errors caused by frictions in the mechanical lifting device. This may be achieved by allowing the lifter, on which a load 27 is located, to perform an upwardly directed and a subsequent downwardly directed movement .
- the vertically operating forces and the position of the hydraulic piston 9 may be determined by measuring pressure and flow of hydraulic fluid combined with information on the area of the hydraulic piston 9. Velocity and acceleration are determined by the computer 25 as the first and second time derivative of the position of the piston 9, computed from a sampled position signal provided by means of the flowmeter 23.
- the position signal may be reset by lowering the fork to ground level.
- the position signal may also be provided by other known means, for instance a laser distance meter arranged next to the lifter or next to the hydraulic cylinder or an ultrasonic distance meter arranged, for instance, inside the hydraulic cylinder.
- m k mass of chain ⁇ m b + m c ) [kg] .
- m b mass of chain portion b [kg] .
- m c mass of chain portion c [kg] .
- m g mass of forks+carriage [kg] .
- m s mass of piston+piston rod+chain roller [kg] .
- m o mass of cylinder oil [kg] .
- ⁇ coefficient of friction [-] .
- p pressure at pressure transducer [pa] .
- p r pressure drop from pressure transducer to cylinder [pa] .
- A piston area [m 2 ] .
- g gravitational acceleration, 9.81 [m/s 2 ] or
- b length of chain portion b at random piston position s [m] .
- c length of chain portion c at random piston posi- tion s [m] .
- d loss of head by friction (hydraulic pipe resis- tance) from pressure transducer to hydraulic cylinder [pa-s/m 3 ] .
- Q flow, oil quantity per second [m 3 /s] .
- P n pressure at pressure transducer, down [pa] .
- a 0 acceleration of piston rod, up [m/s 2 ] .
- a n acceleration of piston rod, down [m/s 2 ] .
- v o velocity of piston rod, up [m/s] .
- V n velocity of piston rod, down [m/s] .
- S 0 position of piston rod, up [m] .
- S n position of piston rod, down [m] .
- T 0 revolutions of flowmeter, up [r] .
- Z n rotational speed of flowmeter, down [r/s] .
- n n rotational acceleration of flowmeter, down [r/s 2 ] .
- F 0 force on lower side of piston, up [N] .
- F n force on lower side of piston, down [N] .
- m vo m s + m bo ' mass left side of pulley, up [kg] .
- m vn ⁇ m s + m bn ' mass left side of pulley, down [kg].
- m ho m i +m g +m co I mass right side of pulley, up [kg].
- m hn M 1 + m g +m cn , mass right side of pulley, down [kg] .
- m eo error in approximation formula, up [kg] .
- m en error in approximation formula, down [kg] .
- equation (4) and (5) all variables except p r are calculated with sign. By considering both upward and downward movement of the fork, the equations (4) and (5) may be summed up :
- equations ( 10 ) and ( 11 ) are added :
- ⁇ for the lifting device with and without load and for upward and downward movement of the lifter are assumed to be equal, and consequently the velocities of the lifter have to be equal for all four performed lifting operations, that is, upwardly directed movement of the lifter twice, with and without mi, and downwardly directed movement of the lifter twice, with and without mi.
- the piston area A is isolated as follows:
- either side of the second of the above two equations may be subtracted from either side of the first of the above two equations, respectively, thereby forming the numerator on either side of the following equation, and subsequently either side of the above two equations may be added, respectively, thereby forming the denominator on either side of the following equation:
- the general embodiment consists in carrying out a weighing operation, in which a load is first lifted and subsequently lowered. By means of this weighing operation, measurements of pressure and flow are carried out, and at the end of the process the results are analysed and worked up in order to calculate the mass of the load. Position, velocity and acceleration of the hydraulic piston may be calculated from the measured flow.
- a weighing operation may be divided into nine phases from the beginning to the end:
- acceleration is indicated as being con- stant within each phase; however, where velocity changes occur, the acceleration need not be constant; in fact, normally it will vary, because the lifter usually is manually controlled during weighing.
- the weighing operation is initiated by pressing the "start” button, where after continuous measuring of hydraulic pressure p and flow Q as well as calcu- lation of the piston position s, velocity v and acceleration a throughout most of the process (phase 1 to 8) is carried out.
- the calculations are carried out via the relations
- the coefficient of friction ⁇ is determined as in the general embodiment described above, but it is subsequently inserted into the equation for either lifting, equation (18) , or lowering, equation (19) , in order to calculate the weight .
- the weighing operation is initiated by pressing the "start" button, where after continuous measuring of hydraulic pressure p and flow Q as well as calculation of piston position s, velocity v and acceleration a throughout most of the process
- phase 1 to 8 is carried out.
- the user In the case of lifting, the user is guided via a visual indicator of the output device 26 into a predetermined velocity interval (see Fig. 8) .
- a visual indicator of the output device 26 When the lifting velocity is within this interval and the acceleration is smaller than a given maximum value (acceleration interval in Fig. Q), and a minimum num- ber of measurements, for instance 10, fulfilling these criteria have been found and stored, the user will be notified visually and acoustically in order to complete the lifting operation so that the lower- ing can begin.
- the user In the case of lowering, the user is also guided into the same velocity interval, and when the acceleration is smaller than the same maximum value as in the case of lifting, and a corresponding number of measurements fulfilling these criteria have been found and stored, the user will be notified visually and acoustically in order to complete the lowering.
- phase 9 the mass of the load is calculated and the weighing operation is terminated.
- the weight determination in the above described embodiments is carried out by means of a computer, parts of or the entire weight determination may be performed by other means, for instance by means of traditional control circuits.
- the described determination of an accelera- tion dependent parameter should be construed in a broad sense; apart from being a value determined in a computer programme, it may for instance be in the form of the generation of an acceleration dependent electric signal in an electric control circuit / or it may even be integrated in the function of a component of such control circuit .
- the lifter 1 may further be arranged pivotally about a horizontal axis.
- the tilt angle of the lifter 1 may then be registered in the computer by means of a transducer and taken into account by the weight determination.
- a tilt angle of the entire fork-lift truck in relation to a horizontal plane may be registered and taken into account by the weight determination.
- the weighing device according to the invention in the above is described for use in a certain well-known type of fork- lift truck, the skilled person will understand that the described weighing device may be modified for use in other types of fork-lift truck.
- the equations given above are suitable for the shown device, but they may be modified for use in different devices according to the principles explained above.
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