WO2009152786A1 - Device for increasing the pressure in cylinders using a control device - Google Patents
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- WO2009152786A1 WO2009152786A1 PCT/DE2008/000982 DE2008000982W WO2009152786A1 WO 2009152786 A1 WO2009152786 A1 WO 2009152786A1 DE 2008000982 W DE2008000982 W DE 2008000982W WO 2009152786 A1 WO2009152786 A1 WO 2009152786A1
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F15—FLUID-PRESSURE ACTUATORS; HYDRAULICS OR PNEUMATICS IN GENERAL
- F15B—SYSTEMS ACTING BY MEANS OF FLUIDS IN GENERAL; FLUID-PRESSURE ACTUATORS, e.g. SERVOMOTORS; DETAILS OF FLUID-PRESSURE SYSTEMS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- F15B3/00—Intensifiers or fluid-pressure converters, e.g. pressure exchangers; Conveying pressure from one fluid system to another, without contact between the fluids
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E21—EARTH OR ROCK DRILLING; MINING
- E21D—SHAFTS; TUNNELS; GALLERIES; LARGE UNDERGROUND CHAMBERS
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- E21D23/16—Hydraulic or pneumatic features, e.g. circuits, arrangement or adaptation of valves, setting or retracting devices
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F15—FLUID-PRESSURE ACTUATORS; HYDRAULICS OR PNEUMATICS IN GENERAL
- F15B—SYSTEMS ACTING BY MEANS OF FLUIDS IN GENERAL; FLUID-PRESSURE ACTUATORS, e.g. SERVOMOTORS; DETAILS OF FLUID-PRESSURE SYSTEMS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F15—FLUID-PRESSURE ACTUATORS; HYDRAULICS OR PNEUMATICS IN GENERAL
- F15B—SYSTEMS ACTING BY MEANS OF FLUIDS IN GENERAL; FLUID-PRESSURE ACTUATORS, e.g. SERVOMOTORS; DETAILS OF FLUID-PRESSURE SYSTEMS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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- the invention relates to a device for increasing the pressure in cylinders, in particular of hydraulic expansion in underground mining and tunneling with its cylinder housing, piston, piston rod and arranged therein clamping piston and in the cylinder space retractable clamping piston rod via a connecting line with an integrated switching device via a high-pressure pump Pressure fluid can be acted upon.
- a pressure transmitter which is oil, water, water in oil, plasma or other liquid or even air.
- Hydraulics is the teaching and technical application of flows in compressible fluids. This means that in the case of hydraulics, the liquid, but above all oil or else water-oil emulsion, is initially influenced accordingly in a high-pressure pump, i. H. is biased to then be supplied via hose or similar lines to the cylinder. Valves are used to control the extension and retraction of the cylinders, always using one and the same pressure, namely the pressure dependent on the power of the high-pressure pump.
- a pressure transmitter which is oil, water, water in oil, plasma or other liquid or even air.
- Hydraulics is the teaching and technical application of flows in compressible fluids. This means that in the case of hydraulics, the liquid, but above all oil or else water-oil emulsion, is initially influenced accordingly in a high-pressure pump, i. H. is biased to then be supplied via hose or similar lines to the cylinder. Va
- the invention is therefore based on the object to provide a simple and secure working switching device for cylinders with internal, the pressure in the cylinder chamber significantly increasing clamping piston.
- the switching device is designed via a pilot-operated check valve in the connecting line between the high-pressure pump and piston rod cavity and a valve block with further unlockable or lockable check valves in the connecting line between the high pressure pump and cylinder space.
- the switching device also has a pilot-operated check valve in the region between the high-pressure pump and the piston rod cavity, so that it is possible after filling the cylinder chamber and extending the piston rod via the clamping piston and clamping piston rod targeted pressure in the cylinder chamber so that, for example, at an initial pressure of 175 bar then after pressing the tensioning piston in the cylinder chamber a pressure of 700 bar is present.
- This is a hydraulic expansion to be realized with the same design of a cylinder, which is used in a variety of applications and provided with high setting pressures available.
- a set pressure of 600 t can be achieved with appropriate training, which represents a significant improvement in underground safety.
- the valve block has a blocking against the high-pressure pump and a blocking against the cylinder chamber unlockable check valve and a tank associated with the lockable check valve.
- a lockable check valve is arranged in such a way that it is designed as lockable by connecting to the high-pressure pump, otherwise permanently open check valve.
- the closing piston is not held by a spring in the closed position, but rather influenced in the opposite direction, so that the valve is always open.
- this lockable check valve connected to the high-pressure pump the valve piston is pushed against the force of the spring in the closed position and this lockable check valve is closed.
- the hydraulic fluid can be safely transported from the high pressure pump via the two pilot operated check valves in the cylinder chamber. Should then be discharged while relaxing pressure fluid, this is done via the first check valve and then relieved lockable check valve, so that the pressure fluid can flow directly into the tank.
- the second pilot-operated check valve in the area of the high-pressure pump is closed, so that the hydraulic fluid can only flow out through the non-returnable check valve.
- the non-returnable check valve blocking the high-pressure pump can be connected to the high-pressure pump at the same time as the lockable non-return valve. Accordingly, if the connection is opened, the hydraulic fluid simultaneously flows into the lockable check valve and closes it and opens the unlockable check valve, so that now the hydraulic fluid can flow out via the first pilot-operated check valve in the direction of the cylinder chamber.
- the above-mentioned lockable check valve and the blocking against the cylinder chamber check valve are designed to be switchable via a respective 2/2 way valve.
- the high-pressure pump associated pilot operated check valve is influenced and opened, so that only a 2/2 way valve is required due to the connection of these two check valves.
- the second mentioned 2/2 way valve is used to open the first, the cylinder chamber associated check valve when the cylinder chamber to be connected to the high-pressure pump.
- a pressure switch adjustable to the filling pressure of the cylinder space is provided on the output side of the non-return valve blocking the cylinder space.
- This pressure switch is monitored both in the connection with the cylinder chamber as well as relieving the cylinder chamber, that in each case a pressure of for example 175 bar prevails in the connecting line. If this is not the case, locks this pressure switch, which can be set exactly as already mentioned to the pressure level that is desired or necessary for each use.
- a pressure relief valve Generally prescribed in such cylinders in underground mining and tunneling the use of a pressure relief valve. Due to the special conditions here, namely the more or less arbitrarily adjustable pressure conditions in the cylinder chamber, it is necessary to use a suitable pressure relief valve, including the invention provides that the cylinder chamber is assigned to the respective necessary or desired pressure in the cylinder chamber or adjustable pressure relief valve , The pressure limiting valve can or should be adjustable in accordance with narrow limits to provide very versatile for the necessary security.
- the piston rod cavity associated unlockable check valve is designed to be switchable via a 3/4 way valve.
- the pressure fluid required for the pressure increase in the cylinder chamber can be easily introduced into the piston rod cavity in a simple manner, namely, by opening this pilot-operated check valve and at the same time pressure fluid is introduced over it.
- this pilot-operated check valve locks automatically and the supporting or setting work can be performed that unlockable check valve opens and allows leakage of hydraulic fluid towards the tank.
- the said three 2/2 way valves and a 3/4 way valve can be present and upgraded individually, it being expedient to form the 2/2 and 3/4 way valves as electrically, hydraulically or electrically / hydraulically switchable switching valves. It is also conceivable that the 2/2 and the 3/4 way valves are combined via a common circuit board, so that the dependent switching and the time periods provided for easily given and the whole process "automated" can run.
- valve block with the two unlockable and the lockable check valve has a common, the cylinder associated valve housing.
- Hydraulic fluids in cylinders and similar components is possible without the risk that caused by any wrong switching operations, dependent switching or the like caused errors.
- a variable but targeted pressure increase in the said cylinders can be realized.
- the required switching valves or check valves are so cleverly and securely housed in a common valve housing that especially the special conditions in underground mining and tunneling can be advantageously done.
- FIG. 1 shows a cylinder used in underertöigen mining in a hydraulic expansion
- Figure 2 shows the circuit diagram for the Nachsetzvorgang required switching device
- Figure 3 is a side view with two of the valve block associated check valves in partial section
- Figure 4 is a plan view of the valve housing with the first unlockable Check valve, partly in section.
- a used in underground mining cylinder 1 is shown in Figure 1. He is part of the hydraulic expansion 2, which is used in the brace 3 to support hanging 4 and 4 lying against each other and so the to keep opened cavity open.
- the Hangendkappe 6 is also formed in several parts as the sleepers 7, wherein in the horizontal sleeper 7, a push cylinder 9 is housed, over which the longwall conveyor 8 can be moved in the direction of coal blast 10. Behind the hydraulic expansion 2, which is also referred to as a shield construction, the break 11 drops and closes the created cavity again.
- FIG. 2 shows a simplified reproduced circuit diagram for said switching device 21.
- the cylinder 1 is acted upon with hydraulic fluid, so that the piston 15 is pushed out with the piston rod 16 from the cylinder housing 14 and clamped against the hanging wall 11.
- a clamping piston 17 with a clamping piston rod 18 is arranged within the piston rod 16.
- pressure fluid can be additionally pressed into the cylinder chamber 20, after this example, with a
- Pressure fluid has been filled with 175 bar. How this is done is described below.
- a valve block 28 with unlockable check valves 29, 30 and a lockable check valve 31 is arranged between the high pressure pump 23 and the cylinder chamber 20.
- This valve block 28 is turned on in the connecting line 22 and ensures that the hydraulic fluid from the high-pressure pump 23 selectively reaches into the cylinder chamber 20 but also into the piston rod cavity 26. The latter is done by pressing the 3/4 way valve 39, so that the high-pressure pump 23 is virtually directly connected to the piston rod cavity 26.
- the unlockable check valve 25 is thereby automatically passed by the pressure fluid. After completion of this only later introduced Nachspannens or Nachwishings then closes the pilot-operated check valve 25 and ensures that the hydraulic fluid in the piston rod cavity 26 remains secured.
- the said pilot operated check valve 25 is accommodated in the connection line 22 '. If the piston rod cavity 26 is to be relieved later and together with the cylinder chamber 20, then by pressing the 3/4 way valve 39 pressure fluid from the high-pressure pump 23 to the pilot operated check valve 25 is directed and directly into the valve chamber, so that the valve is unlocked and now the Pending pressure fluid from the piston rod cavity 26 in the direction of the tank 32 can flow.
- pressure fluid is initially conducted via the 2/2 way valve 36 'into the lockable check valve 31 and simultaneously into the unlockable check valve 30.
- the lockable check valve 31 is initially closed and at the same time or shortly after the pilot-operated check valve 30 is opened.
- This allows pressure fluid from the high-pressure pump or via the high-pressure pump 23 and the connecting line 22 "to the first pilot-operated check valve 29 are passed, which is opened accordingly and then pushes the pressure fluid into the cylinder chamber 20 past the pressure switch 34.
- the first pilot-operated check valve 29 is the said pressure switch 34 assigned, via which the pressure level of the passing pressurized fluid can be checked to interrupt the conveying process in case of doubt, to avoid damage.
- the pressure relief valve 35 will record its monitoring function and ensure that an overload of the cylinder 1 does not occur by 35 pressure fluid is sprayed at the appropriate overpressure on the pressure relief valve.
- valve block 28 which is housed in a stable valve housing 40, which will be explained briefly with reference to Figures 3 and 4.
- Figure 3 shows in the upper part of the lockable check valve 31, which does not abut on the sealing surface 41 with its sealing head 44 in the switching state shown due to the spring 42. If the supply of pressure fluid now occurs via the inlet 43, then the sealing head 44 is pushed against the force of the spring 42 into the sealing surface 41.
- hydraulic fluid also passes through the inlet 47 in the pilot operated check valve 30, whereby the sealing head 46 is pushed against the force of the spring 45 from the associated sealing surface out.
- pressure fluid can flow in the direction of the first unlockable check valve 29 and thus connecting line 22 via the pump connection 48.
- 50 is the Piston of the pilot-operated check valve 30 and designated by the piston 51 of the lockable check valve 31st
- FIG. 4 shows a plan view of the valve housing 40, whereby the first unlockable check valve 39 can also be seen through a section. Also in this check valve is a pilot-operated check valve 29, to which the spring 55 ensures that the pilot-operated check valve 29 is closed in the rule. If pressure is now supplied via the inlet 56 via the 2/2 directional control valve 36 to the pilot-operated check valve 29, the piston is loaded accordingly and ensures that the sealing head 59 is moved out of the sealing surface and against the force of the spring 55, wherein the piston is denoted by 57. While the connection 58 leads to the cylinder 1 or to the cylinder chamber 20 or represents the connection, the connection 49 according to the illustration according to FIG. 3 is the one which represents the connection to the tank 32.
- the holder is designated, with which the valve housing 40 fixed to the cylinder 1.
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