WO2010145638A1 - Luftfahrzeug-transfersystem - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an aircraft transfer system according to the preamble of patent claim 1 and a method for its operation according to claim 19.
- the document EP 0 894 716 A2 shows a transfer system in which the helicopter first has to be maneuvered from its landing position lying in the pick-up zone to a starting position which is defined by a predetermined position and orientation of the helicopter. Only after reaching this starting position can the transfer into the hangar be started via the transfer system.
- the document EP 0 709 287 B1 discloses a transfer system with two rails which run parallel from a hangar to the pick-up zone of the helicopter.
- Each rail has a runner, each with a half bridge.
- the helicopter can be moved from different landing positions of the defined pick-up zone into the hangar.
- the two runners with the half-bridges travel along the respective rail to the pick-up zone, the two half-bridges being aligned along the rails.
- the two half-bridges swing under the helicopter, are connected with each other, grab the helicopter in the area of its wheels and move it into the hangar.
- a disadvantage of such aircraft transfer systems is the pivoting area required by the half-bridges below the aircraft.
- the invention is based on the object to provide an aircraft transfer system that requires minimal movement or action space under the aircraft.
- the aircraft transfer system serves to transfer an aircraft arranged in a pick-up zone into a parking position and has at least one rail whose parking section is arranged in the vicinity of the parking position and its pick-up section in the vicinity or in the pick-up zone. Furthermore, the transfer system has a movable on a rail main rotor to which a bridge is coupled, which is pivotable away from the pick-up zone or from the aircraft and transversely to the rail longitudinal direction via a driven by a worm gear rack. This creates a transfer system that requires minimal movement or action space below the aircraft.
- a particularly preferred development has a bridge guide, which is connected via a pivot joint with the main rotor, and in which the bridge is partially received and slidably mounted along its longitudinal axis.
- a preferred development has a spindle drive, which is connected to the bridge guide and the main rotor via a respective pivot.
- the bridge can be easily swiveled and self-locking executed by the spindle drive.
- an auxiliary rotor is preferred, which can be moved on a parallel to the first rail extending second rail, wherein the end portion of the bridge can be coupled to the auxiliary rotor.
- the end portion of the bridge can have a bridge pin which can be inserted into a recess of the auxiliary rotor.
- the auxiliary rotor can have a flat area on which the support wheel can be moved, so that the bridge can be moved therethrough despite the support wheel low resistance along the two rails.
- the transfer system according to the invention has two winches synchronously driven by a hydraulic motor, which are arranged in the vicinity of the parking position and in each case via flexible traction means, e.g. Steel cables, connected to a runner.
- flexible traction means e.g. Steel cables
- a gripper rotor is attached to the bridge and can be moved along this via a toothed belt.
- This also aircraft can be picked up, which are not ideal between the rails. Rather, about the entire distance between the rails to the pick-up zone, in which a pick-up of the aircraft is possible.
- the gripper rotor has a gripper which can be connected to a pin of the aircraft.
- the height adjustment has a slippery traction means over which the gripper can be lowered against the force of two arranged between the gripper rotor and the gripper struts.
- a first end portion of the traction means may be secured to the end portion of the bridge, wherein on the gripper a deflection roller and the gripper rotor two deflection rollers are provided.
- a second end portion of the traction means can be acted upon by a hydraulic cylinder with a tensile force and moved along the bridge.
- the hydraulic cylinder has a limited by a piston annular space which is penetrated by a piston rod, at the end remote from the piston end a deflection roller is fixed.
- the second end portion of the traction means is guided over the deflection roller and fixed to the hydraulic cylinder or to the main rotor. This results in a doubling of the cable force compared to the force of the hydraulic cylinder.
- the pick-up section and the parking section of the at least one rail may be arranged at their or their end sections, so that the at least one rail extends substantially from the pick-up zone to the parking position.
- the aircraft is a helicopter
- the transfer system is located on a ship or on an offshore platform.
- the parking position may be located in a hangar.
- the two winches are attached to an upper portion of a wall of the hangar approximately transverse to the rails, and two diverting pulleys are disposed on a lower portion of the wall. Furthermore, two pulleys are provided at the pick-up sections of the rails, wherein the traction means on the pulleys are guided. This creates a space-saving drive for the bridge of the transfer system.
- the method according to the invention for operating an aircraft transfer system has the following steps:
- the coupling of the bridge with the aircraft consists of the steps:
- the pivoting of the bridge and / or the displacement of the bridge and / or the movement of the gripper rotor can be done easily via a hand crank or a battery-powered portable electric motor.
- a drawbar is attached to a pivotable wheel of the aircraft and to a control bridge of the transfer system, wherein during movement of the bridge with the aircraft to Park position a control of the aircraft via the control bridge and the drawbar takes place.
- an upward movement of the gripper takes place via the height adjustment.
- a downward movement of the gripper takes place, wherein pins of the pin engage with the gripper.
- the movement of the bridge in the direction of the pin and / or the upward movement of the gripper can take place up to a respective stop.
- the height of the gripper is preset in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the pin via the height adjustment.
- the bridge prior to moving the bridge to the vicinity of the aircraft, the bridge is aligned along the rail so that the space requirement of the transfer system according to the invention is minimal when moving the bridge.
- FIG. 1 shows an inventive aircraft transfer system in a perspective view
- FIG. 2 shows a section of the aircraft transfer system in a further perspective view
- FIG. 3 shows a section of the aircraft transfer system during the pivoting of a bridge in a plan view
- FIG. 4 shows a section of the aircraft transfer system at the end of the swiveling of the bridge in a plan view
- FIG. 5 shows a section of the aircraft transfer system during the method of the bridge in a plan view
- FIG. 6 shows a section of the aircraft transfer system in a perspective view
- FIG. 7 shows a detail of the aircraft transfer system in a perspective view
- FIG. 8 shows a gripper rotor with a gripper of the aircraft transfer system in a perspective view
- FIG. 9 a detail of the aircraft transfer system in a perspective view.
- Figure 10 shows a detail of the aircraft transfer system during the procedure in a hangar in a plan view.
- FIG. 1 shows a landing area 1 of a ship (not shown in detail) on which a landed helicopter 2 with folded rotor blades and a hangar 3 are shown, wherein the hangar 3 is shown broken away. It has approximately the shape of a garage, wherein one of the two short end faces 4 is closed, while at the other end face is a driveway for the helicopter 2.
- a main rotor 26 is movably arranged with a bridge 12, while on the auxiliary rail 8, an auxiliary rotor 14 is arranged movable.
- Two circumferential cables 16a, 16b extend with a first section approximately parallel to each rail 6, 8 and with a second section in an approximately vertical direction along the front side 4 of the hangar 3.
- Each circulating cable 16a, 16b is at the land-side end portion of the associated rail. 6 , 8 a pulley 20, 22 assigned.
- a further deflection roller 24a, 24b is arranged to each rail 6, 8.
- the main rotor 26 and the auxiliary rotor 14 are moved substantially synchronously out of the hangar 3 to the landing area 1 along the respective rail 6, 8 via the two circulating cables 16a, 16b.
- a winch 27a, 27b which are arranged in the upper region of the front side 4 of the hangar 3.
- the winches 27a, 27b are synchronously drivable by a common (not shown) hydraulic motor, so that the two rotors 14, 26 are synchronously movable along the rails 6, 8.
- Figure 2 shows the largest part of the aircraft transfer system according to the invention in a perspective view seen from the side of the main rail 6 from.
- the main rotor 26 is shown at the end of its movement along the main rail 6, wherein the bridge 12 attached to it was taken parallel to the main rail 6 and in the direction of travel behind the main rotor 26.
- a control bridge 28 which runs approximately transversely to the rails 6, 8, is also moved over the two circumferential ropes 16a, 16b along the rails 6, 8.
- a rotatable front wheel pair 44 (see Fig. 10) is coupled via a drawbar 74 to the control bridge 28 and the bridge 12 to the outside pivoted.
- FIG. 3 shows a section of the aircraft transfer system during the pivoting of the bridge 12 in a plan view.
- the bridge 12, of which only a smaller part is shown in FIG. 3 is displaceably received in a bridge guide 30 approximately parallel to the landing surface 1, while the bridge guide 30 is pivotally attached to the main rotor 26.
- a pivot pin 32 is provided which extends approximately perpendicularly away from the landing surface 1 upwards and of which in Figure 3, the upper end face is shown.
- the pivot pin 32 forms a pivot joint 31 via which the bridge guide 30 is received approximately parallel to the landing surface 1 pivotally.
- a connecting part 34 is fixed, which is fixedly connected to the main rotor 26 and extends approximately parallel to the landing surface 1 of the pivot pin 32 away.
- the connecting part 34 projects at about 45 degrees to the main rail 6 to its remote from the auxiliary rail 8 outer side.
- a first spindle receptacle is fastened via a pivot joint 36.
- An end portion of an approximately parallel to the landing area 1 arranged spindle 40 is attached to a second spindle receptacle. This is pivotally mounted on the bridge guide 30 via a rotary joint 38.
- the spindle 40 is rotated via a hand crank or via a battery-powered rotating device (both not shown), whereby the spindle 40 is moved by the spindle receptacle or the swivel joint 36, and thus the swivel joint 38 to the swivel joint 36 emotional.
- the bridge guide 30 and thus the bridge 12 from a starting position parallel to the main rail 6 by 90 ° to the outside, d. H. swung away from the helicopter 2.
- FIG. 3 shows an intermediate position of the pivoting movement.
- FIG. 4 shows a section of the aircraft transfer system at the end of the pivoting of the bridge 12 in a plan view.
- the bridge guide 30 and
- the bridge 12 approximately perpendicular or approximately at right angles to the two rails 6, 8 and arranged approximately parallel to the landing area 1.
- a gripper rotor 42 is shown, which is in principle coupled in the same manner slidably to the bridge 12, as it is slidably coupled to the bridge guide 30. Thus, the gripper rotor 42 can be moved along the bridge 12.
- the bridge 12 is moved with the gripper rotor 42 attached thereto in the direction of the second rail 8. This is done by moving the bridge 12 in the bridge guide 30th
- Figure 5 shows the aircraft transfer system at the end of the sliding movement of the bridge 12 in a plan view.
- the end portion of the bridge 12 to which the gripper rotor is set 42 is moved from the main rail 'e 6' and the main rotor 26 to the second rail 8 or to the auxiliary rotor fourteenth This movement led through a free area formed between the underside of the helicopter 2 and the landing area 1 and between the front wheels 44 of the helicopter 2 and its rear wheels (both not shown in FIG. 5).
- FIG. 6 shows a section of the aircraft transfer system corresponding to the situation in FIG. 5 in a perspective view.
- a bridge pin 46 which is fastened to the front side of the bridge 12, guided by a circular recess of the auxiliary rotor 14.
- the bridge 12 in the longitudinal direction of the rails 6, 8 positively connected to the auxiliary rotor 14.
- a double support wheel 48 is attached to the end portion of the bridge 12. After the support wheel 48 has rolled over the area from the main rail 6 to the second rail 8, it is arranged above a flat area 50 of the auxiliary rotor 14. Thus, it can now be moved synchronously to the auxiliary rotor 14 in the following sequence along the rail 8.
- a gripper 52 is coupled, which is connected in the following steps with a pin 54 of the helicopter 2.
- Figure 7 shows a section of the aircraft transfer system in a perspective view.
- the main rotor 26 is shown on the main rail 6 in the foreground, while the gripper 52 with the gripper rotor 42 is shown in the background. In between, the bridge 12 extends.
- a hydraulic hand pump with a lever 56 is provided at the main rotor 26, a hydraulic hand pump with a lever 56 is provided.
- the hand pump is connected to an annular space of a hydraulic cylinder, which is attached to the bridge 12 parallel to this.
- a piston rod of the hydraulic cylinder penetrates the annulus and the lid.
- a floor space of the hydraulic cylinder is filled with compressible gas.
- a guide roller is attached at a side facing away from the hydraulic cylinder end portion of the piston rod.
- a cable 61 (see FIG. 8) which is connected on the one hand directly or indirectly to the main-rotor-side end section of the bridge 12 and on the other hand is fastened to the auxiliary-end section of the bridge 12 extends over the latter.
- a main portion of the rope 61 runs along and parallel to the bridge 12 (see Figure 8).
- Figure 8 shows a section of the aircraft transfer system in a perspective view.
- the gripper rotor 42 with the gripper 52 and with the main portion of the cable 61 is shown.
- the cable 61 extends over three deflection rollers 62, 63a, 63b.
- the deflection roller 62 is fastened to the gripper 52, while the two lateral deflection rollers 63a, 63b are fastened to the gripper rotor 42.
- the three guide rollers 62, 63a, 63b are arranged in the direction of travel of the gripper rotor 42 with respect to the bridge 12 in alignment with each other.
- the gripper 52 is held down with respect to the gripper rotor 42 against the force of two spring struts 65a, 65b (see FIG. A movement of the gripper rotor 42 along the bridge 12 and thus along the rope 61 is due to the three pulleys 62, 63a, 63b low resistance possible, the height adjustment of the gripper 52 remains unchanged.
- the gripper rotor 42 is moved with the gripper 52 against the previous direction of travel of the bridge 12 in the direction of the main rotor 26 to a position in which a stop portion 64 of the gripper 52 along the rail longitudinal axes with the pin 54 of the helicopter 2 is aligned.
- the gripper 52 has an approximately horizontal stop plate 66, which is now arranged frontally below the pin 54.
- a second and final height adjustment is made, in which the gripper 52 is raised via the hydraulic hand pump or via the struts 65a, 65b until the stop plate 66 abuts against the lower end face of the pin 54.
- the height of the gripper 52 is adjusted with respect to the pin 54 optimally.
- FIG. 9 shows a section of the aircraft transfer system in a lateral perspective view.
- the view looking from the main rail 6 to the second rail 8 shows the transfer system at the end of the above-described operation.
- the gripper rotor 42 is moved with the gripper 52 along the bridge 12 in the direction of the main rail 6 until the pin 54 is received in a corresponding U-shaped recess 68 (see FIG.)
- an arcuate locking portion 70 is brought into the position shown in Figure 8, so that the (not shown in Figure 8) pin 54 is encompassed by the gripper 52.
- two opposing pins 72a, 72b are arranged, which extend radially outward with respect to the pin 54 (see Figure 9).
- the pin 54 is encompassed by the edge of the recess 68 and the locking portion 70 of the gripper 52, the two pins 72a, 72b are received in corresponding recesses of the gripper 52, of which a recess 73a is shown in FIG.
- the two pins 72a, 72b engage with the recesses 73a of the gripper 52.
- the lowering takes place by reducing the pressure in the annular space of the hydraulic cylinder, whereby the piston rod and the guide roller are extended by the gas pressure in the floor space.
- the cable 61 is retracted and the deflection roller 62 moves with the gripper 52 against the force of the struts 65a, 65b down (see Figure 8).
- Figure 10 shows the major part of the aircraft transfer system in a plan view. After attaching a drawbar 74 to the movable front wheel pair 44 of the helicopter 2 operated by a hydraulic motor synchronously driven winds and so the bridge 12 along the rails 6, 8 moves in the direction of the hangar 3.
- the transfer system takes over the gripper rotor 42, the gripper 52 and the pin 54 with the helicopter 2.
- An alignment or a steering of the helicopter 2 takes place via the drawbar 74 and the control bridge 28.
- the disclosed aircraft transfer system serves to transfer an aircraft located in a pick-up zone to a parking position and has at least one rail whose parking section is arranged in the vicinity of the parking position and its pick-up section in the vicinity or in the pick-up zone. Furthermore, the transfer system has a movable on a rail main rotor, to which a bridge is coupled, which is pivotable away from the Abholzone and transversely displaceable to the rail longitudinal direction.
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