WO2011084152A1 - Enclosure clamps and clamp systems - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
- B25B—TOOLS OR BENCH DEVICES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, FOR FASTENING, CONNECTING, DISENGAGING OR HOLDING
- B25B5/00—Clamps
- B25B5/06—Arrangements for positively actuating jaws
- B25B5/10—Arrangements for positively actuating jaws using screws
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
- B25B—TOOLS OR BENCH DEVICES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, FOR FASTENING, CONNECTING, DISENGAGING OR HOLDING
- B25B5/00—Clamps
- B25B5/06—Arrangements for positively actuating jaws
- B25B5/12—Arrangements for positively actuating jaws using toggle links
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
- E05G—SAFES OR STRONG-ROOMS FOR VALUABLES; BANK PROTECTION DEVICES; SAFETY TRANSACTION PARTITIONS
- E05G1/00—Safes or strong-rooms for valuables
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
- E05G—SAFES OR STRONG-ROOMS FOR VALUABLES; BANK PROTECTION DEVICES; SAFETY TRANSACTION PARTITIONS
- E05G1/00—Safes or strong-rooms for valuables
- E05G1/02—Details
- E05G1/04—Closure fasteners
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- the present invention relates generally to enclosure clamps and clamp systems for securing a cover to an enclosure body used in hazardous areas.
- Explosion-proof enclosures may be used to enclose critical equipment in a hazardous environment.
- Explosion-proof enclosures typically include an enclosure body and a cover that prevents access to the interior when the cover is coupled thereto, and allows access to the interior upon removal of the cover.
- the cover is secured to the enclosure body using numerous bolts. Under some circumstances, as many as 64 bolts are used to secure the cover to the enclosure body. The coupling and uncoupling of numerous bolts is generally time-consuming and tedious for the user when trying to remove or secure the cover to the enclosure body.
- the present invention attempts to satisfy the above-described need by providing enclosure clamps and clamp systems for securing a cover to an enclosure body.
- the enclosure clamps and clamp systems can provide a sufficient force to create a gap, or flamepath, between the cover and the enclosure body to allow the system to withstand an explosion.
- an enclosure clamp can secure an enclosure body to a cover.
- the enclosure clamp includes a center portion, a flange extending orthogonally from one end of the center portion, and an upper portion extends at an angle away from the first flange.
- the center portion, the flange, and the upper portion define a channel configured to accommodate a flange and an edge of a cover of an explosion-proof container.
- the enclosure clamp includes one or more apertures configured to receive a fastener, such as a bolt.
- another flange extends from the upper portion, with the fl nge being positioned parallel to the flange extending from the center portion.
- the flange is configured to engage a securing arm.
- an enclosure clamp system in another embodiment, includes an enclosure clamp securing a cover to an enclosure body to provide an explosion-proof enclosure.
- the enclosure clamp includes a center portion, a flange extending orthogonally from one end of the center portion, and an upper portion extends at an angle away from the first flange.
- the center portion, the flange, and the upper portion define a channel that receives a portion of the cover and the enclosure body.
- the enclosure clamp is secured to the enclosure body by one or more bolts extending through apertures in the center portion of the enclosure clamp and apertures in the enclosure body.
- another flange extends from the upper portion, with the flange being positioned parallel to the flange extending from the center portion.
- the enclosure clamp systems include a securing arm that is coupled to the cover.
- the securing arm is movable by cam actuation, and is configured to engage the flange extending from the upper portion when in the locked position.
- enclosure clamp is coupled to a pivot arm or slidable arm that is fixed to the cover or the enclosure body.
- the cover is hingedly coupled to the enclosure body.
- an enclosure securing system includes a clamp system securing an enclosure body to a cover.
- the clamp system includes a force distributing plate positioned along a side of the cover opposite the enclosure body, and a securing arm movably coupled to the enclosure body.
- the securing arm is movable between a locked and unlocked position by cam actuation. The securing arm applies a force against the force distributing plate when in a locked position so as to provide an explosion- proof container.
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of an enclosure clamp, according to an exemplary embodiment.
- Figure 2 A is a perspective view of an enclosure clamp securing a cover to an enclosure body, according to an exemplary embodiment.
- Figure 2B is side cross-sectional view of the enclosure clamp securing the cover to the enclosure body shown in Figure 2A, according to an exemplary embodiment.
- Figure 3 is a top view of an enclosure clamp securing a cover to an enclosure body, according to another exemplary embodiment.
- Figure 4A is a top view of an enclosure clamp securing a cover to an enclosure body, according to yet another exemplary embodiment.
- Figures 4B is a side view of the enclosure clamp securing the cover to the enclosure body shown in Figure 4A, according to an exemplary embodiment.
- Figure 5 is a side view of an enclosure clamp securing a cover to an enclosure body, according to yet another exemplary embodiment.
- Figure 6A is a side view of a clamp system securing a cover to an enclosure body, according to an exemplary embodiment.
- Figure 6B is a top view of the clamp system securing the cover to the enclosure body shown in Figure 6A, according to an exemplary embodiment.
- the present invention relates to enclosure clamps and clamp systems for securing a cover to an enclosure body to provide an explosion-proof enclosure.
- the enclosure clamps and clamp systems described herein allow users to more quickly and easily secure and/or remove the cover from the enclosure body over conventional securing mechanisms.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an enclosure clamp 100, according to an exemplary embodiment.
- the enclosure clamp 100 can be used to secure a cover 230 ( Figures 2A-2B) to an enclosure body 240 ( Figures 2A-2B) to provide an explosion-proof enclosure.
- the enclosure clamp 100 includes a rectangular center portion 105 having two apertures 105a therein. Each of the apertures 105a is configured for receiving a fastener, such as a bolt 255 ( Figures 2A-2B), for securing the enclosure clamp 100 to the enclosure body 240.
- a fastener such as a bolt 255 ( Figures 2A-2B
- the apertures 10 a may be situated at any position along the length of the center portion 105.
- only one aperture 105a may be present and located in the center of the center portion 105. In other embodiments, three apertures 105a may be present.
- One having ordinary skill in the art will recognize that multiple apertures 105a can be present on the center portion 105 and the configuration of these apertures 105a can vary.
- the enclosure clamp 100 includes a rectangular lower portion 110 extending orthogonally from a lower end 105b of the center portion 105.
- the enclosure clamp 100 also includes a rectangular upper portion 1 15 extending from an upper end 105c of the center portion 105.
- the center portion 105, the lower portion 1 10, and the upper portion 115 define a channel 125 configured to received a portion of the cover 230 and a flange 245 of the enclosure body 240 ( Figures 2A-2B).
- a rectangular flange 120 extends from an end 1 15a of the upper portion 1 15, and is parallel to the rectangular lower portion 1 10.
- the flange 120 is absent.
- the upper portion 1 15 extends at an angle a from a plane orthogonal to the center portion 105, in a direction away from the lower portion 1 10. In certain exemplary embodiments, the upper portion 115 extends at an angle a of about 15 degrees. In certain embodiments, the upper portion 1 15 extends at an angle a in a range from about 15 to 30 degrees. In certain embodiments, the upper portion 1 15 extends at an angle a so as to provide a sufficient amount of force on the cover 230 for clamping integrity. The upper portion 115 extends at an angle a sufficient to translate a bolt force from bolts 225 into a downward force on the cover 230 towards the enclosure body 240.
- the enclosure clamp 100 is fabricated from extruded aluminum. In alternative embodiments, the enclosure clamp 100 is fabricated from die cast aluminum, stainless steel, and/or extruded steels.
- FIGS 2A and 2B are perspective and side cross-sectional views of an enclosure clamp 200 securing a cover 230 to an enclosure body 240, according to an exemplary embodiment.
- the enclosure clamp 200 is similar to the enclosure clamp 100, and includes a rectangular center portion 205, a rectangular lower portion 210 extending orthogonally from a lower end 205b of the center portion 205, and a rectangular upper portion 215 extending from an upper end 205c of the center portion 205 at an angle from a plane orthogonal to the center portion 205.
- the center portion 205, the lower portion 210, and the upper portion 215 define a channel 225 that receives an angled portion 235 f the cover 230 and a flange 245 of the enclosure body 240.
- the portion 235 of the cover 230 positioned within the channel 225 is angled to correspond to the angle a of the upper portion 215 extending from the center portion 205.
- the upper portion 215 extends at an angle a sufficient to translate a bolt force from bolts 225 into a downward force on the cover 230 towards the enclosure body 240.
- the upper portion 215 extends along the entire angled portion 235 of the cover 230. In alternative embodiments, the upper portion 215 extends along a portion of the angled portion 235 of the cover 230.
- the bolts 225 generate the same amount of downward force on the cover 230, however, the shape of the enclosure clamp 200 influences the distribution of those forces.
- the flange 245 of the enclosure body 240 includes two cylindrical apertures
- Triple lead bolts 255 are positioned within each of the apertures 205a, 240a, and secure the enclosure clamp 200 to the enclosure body 240. As the bolts 255 are tightened, the upper portion 215 translates the bolt force into a downward force, or clamping force, on the angled portion 235 of the cover 230. The downward force is such that a maximum gap (not shown), or flamepath, of about 0.0015 inch (in) is maintained between the cover 230 and the enclosure body 240, while the explosion-proof enclosure system is also able to sustain high pressures. In certain embodiments, the explosion-proof enclosure system is able to sustain pressures up to 560 pounds per square inch (psi).
- the explosion-proof enclosure system is able to sustain a pressure equal to four times the maximum combustion pressure.
- the diameter of the apertures 205a, 240a, and the bolts 225 can be varied to adjust the bolt force on the system. In certain embodiments, increasing the diameter of the bolts 225 may increase the bolt force on the system.
- the enclosure clamp 200 has length that is substantially equal to a side of the cover 230 and the enclosure body 240. In other embodiments, the length of the enclosure clamp 200 is less than the length of a side of the cover 230 and the enclosure body 240.
- the enclosure clamp 200 can have any length, so long as the enclosure clamp 200 is able to maintain an appropriate tlamepath between the cover 230 and the enclosure body 240, and sustain high pressures associated with an explosion.
- guide studs may be included to locate the cover 230 to the enclosure body 240.
- the guide studs are generally positioned in opposing corners of the enclosure body 240, and help locate the cover 230 to the enclosure body 240.
- the guide studs allow a user to easily clamp one side of the enclosure body 240 to the cover 230 without having to manually hold the cover 230 against the enclosure body 240.
- the guide studs aid in preventing movement in the X or Y direction, such that the entire clamping force is translated in the Z direction.
- Figure 3 is a top view of an enclosure clamp 300 securing a cover 330 to an enclosure body (not shown), according to another exemplary embodiment.
- the enclosure clamp 300 is similar to the enclosure clamp 200.
- the enclosure clamp 300 secures the cover 330 to the enclosure body using bolts 355, similar to the way the enclosure clamp 200 secures the cover 230 to the enclosure body 240 using bolts 255.
- a pivot arm 350 having a substantially reshaped portion 350a and a curved base 350b configured to attach to the enclosure body is included.
- the L-shaped portion 350a of the pivot arm 350 is coupled to a side 305d of a center portion 305 of the enclosure clamp 300.
- the base 350b of the pivot arm 350 is coupled to the enclosure body, and includes a pivot point 350c about which the L-shaped portion 350a of the pivot arm 350 pivots.
- the pivot arm 350 is coupled to the cover 330, instead of the enclosure body. Since the pivot arm 350 is directly attached to the enclosure clamp 300 and the cover 330 or enclosure body 340, a user can easily secure and/or remove the enclosure clamp 300 while eliminating accidental misplacement of the enclosure clamp 300.
- the enclosure clamp 300 that is coupled to the pivot arm 350 is rotated in a counterclockwise direction about pivot point 350c.
- a channel (not shown) in the enclosure clamp 300 can receive the side of the cover 330 and the enclosure body.
- Bolts 355 are tightened to secure the enclosure clamp 300 to the enclosure body.
- the bolts 355 are loosened and removed from the enclosure body, and the enclosure clamp 300 is separated from the cover 330 and the enclosure body by rotating the L-shaped portion 350a of the pivot arm 350 about pivot point 350c in a clockwise direction.
- the cover 330 can then be removed from the enclosure body.
- two hinges 360 may be included for hingcdly coupling the cover 330 to the enclosure body.
- the cover 330 Upon removal of the enclosure clamp 300, the cover 330 can be rotated about the hinges 360 to an open position to allow access to the interior of the enclosure body.
- the hinges 360 are positioned on the same side as the enclosure clamp 300.
- the hinges 360 can be positioned on any side of the enclosure. The presence of the hinges 360 can help prevent accidental misplacement of the cover 330 after removal.
- FIGs 4 A and 4B are top and side views of an enclosure clamp 400 securing a cover 430 to an enclosure body 440, according to another exemplary embodiment.
- the enclosure clamp 400 is similar to the enclosure clamp 300.
- the enclosure clamp 400 secures the cover 430 to the enclosure body 440 using bolts 455, similar to the way the enclosure clamp 300 secures the cover 330 to the enclosure body using bolts 355.
- a slidable arm 450 is fixedly coupled to a side 405d of a center portion 405 of the enclosure clamp 400.
- the slidable arm 450 is slidably positioned within a slot 465a of a hinge 465.
- the hinge 465 is hingedly coupled to the cover 430.
- the hinge 465 is hingedly coupled to the enclosure body 440, or to both the cover 430 and the enclosure body 440.
- the enclosure clamp 400 is rotated in a counterclockwise direction via the hinge 465, such that the enclosure clamp 400 is aligned with a side of the cover 430 and the enclosure body 440.
- the slidable arm 450 is shifted within the slot 465a and towards the enclosure body 440 such that the cover 430 and the enclosure body 440 are received within a channel (not shown) in the enclosure clamp 400.
- the bolts 455 are tightened to secure the enclosure clamp 400 to the enclosure body 440.
- the bolts 455 are loosened and removed from the enclosure body 440, and the enclosure clamp 400 is separated from the cover 430 and the enclosure body 440 by sliding the slidable arm 450 away from the enclosure body 440 and rotating the slidable arm 450 about the hinge 465 in a clockwise direction.
- the cover 430 can then be removed from the enclosure body 440.
- FIG. 5 is a side view of an enclosure clamp 500 securing a cover 530 to an enclosure body 540, without the use of any tools, according to another exemplary embodiment.
- the enclosure clamp 500 includes a rectangular center portion 505.
- a rectangular lower portion 510 extends orthogonally from a lower end 505b of the center portion 505.
- An upper portion 515 extends from an upper end 505c of the center portion 505, at an angle away from the lower portion 510.
- the center portion 505, the lower portion 510, and the upper portion 515 define a channel 525 that receives an angled portion 535 of the cover 530 and a flange 545 of the enclosure body 540.
- the upper portion 515 extends across a distance greater than the angled portion 535 of the cover 530.
- the upper portion 515 extends across a distance less than or equal to the angled portion 535 of the cover 530.
- a rectangular-shaped clip portion 520 extends from an end 515a of the upper portion 515.
- the clip portion 520 is parallel to the lower portion 510.
- the clip portion 520 is configured to engage a securing arm 550 that secures and locks the enclosure clamp 500 in place.
- the clip portion 520 includes a groove (not shown) configured to receive a corresponding portion of the securing arm 550.
- the clip portion 520 can be configured any number of ways, so as to engage and secure the securing arm 550 to the enclosure clamp 500.
- the force exerted by the securing arm 550 on the clip portion 520 is translated into a clamping force against the cover 530 towards the enclosure body 540.
- the clamping force is such that a maximum gap of about 0.0015 in. is maintained between the cover 530 and the enclosure body 540, and the system is able to sustain exposure to high pressures.
- the securing arm 550 is coupled to an actuation base 570 that is fixed to the cover 530.
- the securing arm 550 is movable about a pivot point 550a by cam actuation.
- the securing arm 550 includes a latching flange 550b that engages a side 520a of the clip portion 520 and locks the enclosure clamp 500 in place.
- an end 550c of the securing arm 550 is shifted in a counterclockwise direction, thus allowing the securing arm 550 to move about the pivot point 550a by cam actuation.
- the latching flange 550b disengages the side 520a of the clip portion 520 and the securing arm 550 can be rotated in the clockwise direction to release the latching flange 550b from the enclosure clamp 500.
- the enclosure clamp 500 can then be removed.
- FIGS 6A and 6B are side and top views of a clamp system 600 securing a cover 630 to an enclosure body 640, without the use of any tools, according to an exemplary embodiment.
- the clamp system 600 includes a rectangular force distributing plate 605 and two securing arms 650 on each side of the enclosure body 640.
- Each securing arm 650 is - Si - coupled to an actuation base 670.
- the actuation bases 670 are coupled to a flange 645 of the enclosure body 640.
- the securing arms 650 are similar to securing arm 550, and each include a latching flange 650b extending orthogonally therefrom.
- the actuation bases 670 are similar to the actuation base 570.
- a force distributing plate 605 is positioned along a length of each side of the cover 630.
- Each of the latching flanges 650b engages the force distributing plate 605 and applies a force on the cover 630 towards the enclosure body 640 to lock the cover 630 in place.
- the force exerted by the latching flanges 650b on the force distributing plate 605 is such that a maximum gap of about 0.0015 in. is maintained between the cover 630 and the enclosure body 640, and the system is able to sustain exposure to high pressures.
- an end 650c of the securing arm 650 is shifted in a clockwise direction, thus allowing the securing arm 650 to move about a pivot point 650a by cam actuation.
- the latching flange 650b disengages the force distributing plate 605 and the securing arm 650 can be rotated in the counterclockwise direction to release the clamp system 600 from the cover 630 and the enclosure body 640.
- the cover 630 can then be removed.
- the enclosure clamps and clamp systems of the present invention may be fabricated from any material suitable for high strength and wear resistance. Suitable materials include, but are not limited to, steel.
- the enclosure clamps and clamp systems of the present invention are capable of supplying a uniform force so as to provide an appropriate gap, or flamepath, between the cover and the enclosure body.
- the gap is configured to allow a flame to pass through, while the system is able to withstand any pressures associated with an internal explosion.
- the gap is about 0.0015 in. and the system can withstand a hydrostatic pressure of about 560 pounds per square inch (psi).
- a cover was secured to an EJB121208 enclosure body (commercially available from Cooper Technologies Company) using the enclosure clamp shown in Figures 1 and 2A-2B.
- the enclosure body was constructed of sand cast aluminum alloy approaching grade 535 and the cover was constructed of plate aluminum (6061-T6).
- An enclosure clamp is secured to each side of the cover and enclosure body as described with respect to Figures 2A-2B.
- Each enclosure clamp includes two bolts, for a total of eight bolts on the system.
- the clamping force of the enclosure clamps and clamp systems may be varied to provide a maximum gap, or flamepath, based on UL standards.
- mechanical variations such as with respect to the cam latches, for applying the required force to the cover are within the purview of one having ordinary skill in the art.
- ribbing may be added to the clamps systems to prevent clamps from opening up. While numerous changes may be made by those having ordinary skill in the art, such changes are encompassed within the spirit and scope of this invention as defined by the appended claims. Furthermore, no limitations are intended to the details of construction or design herein shown, other than as described in the claims below.
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