WO2013064760A1 - Multipurpose safety barrier for an open carrier vehicle - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a safety barrier for a vehicle with a bucket.
- these vehicles which are also called pickups, comprise an uncovered bucket, delimited by a folding rear door, a pivoting of about 90 ° can bring it in a substantially horizontal position to form an extension of said bucket.
- This extension makes it possible to support a surplus of objects to be transported, and must be secured with a barrier, to retain said objects in the running phase of said vehicle, so that they do not slip and do not fall on the road at the slightest acceleration or at the slightest bend.
- This barrier is usually composed of three sections, defining a rectangular enclosure and fixed on said extension.
- the invention relates to an improved safety barrier.
- Safety barriers for vehicles comprising a skip and an extension of said skip exist and have already been patented.
- US Pat. No. 6,616,208 relates to a safety barrier for a bucket extension of a motor vehicle.
- This barrier is independent of the vehicle, and is attached to the extension of the bucket with flexible straps.
- Such fixing means are approximate because they do not allow precise positioning of said barrier on said extension, and can generate over time a drift of this positioning each time the vehicle rolls and vibrates.
- these rudimentary fastening means do not allow to fix this safety barrier to another location of the vehicle to occupy another function.
- a safety barrier according to the invention is in the form of an independent object and provided with universal fastening means, allowing it to come docking in different parts of the vehicle, to ensure each time a new function.
- These fastening means are not bulky and therefore do not constitute a limit in terms of the choice of places of implantation of the barrier on the vehicle.
- This barrier thus constitutes a multifunctional part, without undergoing major structural transformation, and thanks in particular to the implementation of simple and constant fastening means from one configuration to another.
- the invention relates to a safety barrier for a bucket extension of a motor vehicle, said barrier comprising a central section and two lateral sections, mounted articulated around the central section.
- each lateral section is provided with a mounting piece configured to allow said barrier to be mounted in rotation or in translation on said vehicle.
- a bucket is generally delimited by two lateral and longitudinal edges, the security barrier being positioned on said extension in continuity ofd side edges to form therewith an enclosed space in which are stored the objects to be transported.
- a safety barrier according to the invention has a universal character, insofar as it can cooperate with certain vehicle body elements to be mounted in translation or rotation on said vehicle.
- the fact that this barrier can be mounted in rotation or in translation on these two free ends, means that it can be moved in rotation or in translation from a fixed position on the vehicle, in order to occupy the most adapted to the needs of the moment.
- the term section is general, and denotes a rigid part may for example have the appearance of a solid panel or a portion of tubular scale.
- each mounting piece is provided with a lug.
- this pin may be used as an axis of rotation to allow the barrier to pivot between two positions, or as a sliding member in a groove or a rail, for adjusting in translation its positioning in said vehicle.
- At least one of the three sections has an adjustable length.
- the barrier can be positioned at most just on an extension of given dimension, or be positioned on an extension of variable width. It can therefore adapt to several widths of grab extensions.
- the variable length of the central section can be obtained in different ways, the main thing being that it can be adjusted manually precisely, simply and quickly.
- One way to achieve this variable length could be, for example, to design a telescopic central section, or a central section consisting of a multiplicity of small unitary elements, which can be added or retracted according to the desired length.
- the central section comprises at least two parts able to move relative to each other to modify the total length of said central section.
- each lateral section comprises at least two parts able to move relative to one another to modify the total length of said lateral section.
- the lateral sections may each consist of two parts able to slide one on the other.
- At least one section is tubular and comprises at least one bar.
- at least one section of the barrier can be likened to a portion of scale consisting of two parallel uprights connected to each other by bars.
- all the constituent portions of the barrier are made in this mode.
- This type of barrier can be set up on a vehicle extension on which are stored large objects to transport, not likely to pass between the bars.
- at least one section is a solid panel.
- all the constituent portions of a barrier are solid panels. This embodiment is indifferently adapted to the transport of small or large objects.
- the central section consists of two separable elements. Indeed, once the barrier is mounted on the bucket extension, it may be convenient to simply and quickly access said extension to load or unload an object, without having to disassemble the barrier.
- An opening of the central section makes it possible to meet this need. This opening can be central within the section, or be eccentric, and can be performed by a rotation of the two parts thus separated.
- all the sections are coated at least partially with a damping material.
- This material has the objective of limiting the noise nuisance caused by the vibrations of the safety barrier at the cost of the ex n n o n o n.
- This material can be used either to completely cover the sections of the barrier or to consist of unitary pads spaced along said sections.
- this damping material is constituted by an elastomer.
- the two lateral sections can be reshuffled against the central section, the two mounting pieces being able to be fixed to each other in order to maintain said barrier in a compact configuration.
- the barrier can adopt a compact configuration for the purpose of being easily transported by an individual, or to be stored in a corner of the bucket without overly encroaching on the space dedicated to the objects to be transported.
- the invention relates to a first preferred embodiment of a motor vehicle comprising a bucket delimited by two lateral and longitudinal edges, a bucket extension and a safety barrier according to the invention.
- the pri nci pa the technical characteristics of a veh icu salt the invention is that each side edge of the bucket comprises a slot in which is inserted a lug of a mounting part of the barrier, the two lateral sections being pivotable between a deployed position on the extension to a position retracted into the dumpster.
- the barrier can pass directly from an extended position to a storage position, without any disassembly operation or use of specific tools.
- this manipulation does not require readjustment after tilting, to optimize the positioning of the barrier in the bucket.
- the extended position on the extension may be a functional position where the elements of the elements are perpendicular to the main section, or a retracted position for which the main section has been separated into two parts, each folded against a lateral section.
- the invention relates to a second preferred embodiment of a motor vehicle comprising a bucket delimited by two lateral and longitudinal edges, a bucket extension and a safety barrier according to the invention.
- the main characteristic of a vehicle according to the invention is that each lateral edge of the bucket comprises a horizontal and longitudinal groove, in which is inserted a lug of a mounting part of the barrier, each lateral section emerging above each side of the bucket so that the central section overhangs the bucket in a transverse direction of the vehicle.
- the position of the security barrier is similar to that of a rollbar, and can serve as a gallery objects already resting on the roof of the passenger compartment of the vehicle. It could also serve as a support for a tarpaulin intended to cover the bucket.
- Each groove may either be directly made in a side edge of the bucket, or be made in a rail type insert, and attached to said side edge.
- the position of the barrier is adjustable in a longitudinal direction of the vehicle, said barrier being positionable near the vehicle cab or in the vicinity of the extension of the bucket.
- the vehicle comprises at least one locking member of the barrier in said vehicle, said member being installed in a mounting part and a bodywork element of the vehicle.
- said member is a locking handle whose one end is placed in a hole of the mounting piece and the other end is placed in a hole of the body member.
- the invention also relates to a first use of a safety barrier according to the invention, as an access ramp to the extension of the bucket, said barrier consisting of sections arranged in a rectilinear and rigid configuration, allowing the loading or unloading objects by sliding or rolling on them.
- a safety barrier according to the invention, as an access ramp to the extension of the bucket, said barrier consisting of sections arranged in a rectilinear and rigid configuration, allowing the loading or unloading objects by sliding or rolling on them.
- the invention finally relates to a second use of a barrier according to the invention, such as a carriage of objects transport, the lateral sections being perpendicular to the central section and each emerging on one side of said central section, two wheels being attached to an axis of articulation between a lateral section and the central section.
- a barrier such as a carriage of objects transport, the lateral sections being perpendicular to the central section and each emerging on one side of said central section, two wheels being attached to an axis of articulation between a lateral section and the central section.
- a safety barrier according to the invention has the advantage of adopting different forms allowing it to be implanted in different locations of the vehicle, to ensure a plurality of functions related to its positioning in the vehicle. It also has the advantage of being able to fall back on itself in order to limit its clutter as much as possible, and to be able to reach the end of a vehicle without interfering with the reserved space available. objects to be transported. Finally, it has the advantage of being used in the context of a function of loading / unloading objects in the vehicle, being associated with the vehicle, further increasing its possibilities of use. The following is a detailed description of a preferred embodiment of a safety barrier according to the invention, with reference to the figures there 11.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a safety barrier according to the invention and means for fixing said barrier on a vehicle,
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a skip and a skip extension of a vehicle according to the invention, showing a first positioning of the safety barrier on the vehicle,
- FIG. 3 is an enlarged perspective view of a fastening of the safety barrier according to the invention, and corresponding to the first positioning of the barrier of FIG. 2,
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a skip of a vehicle according to the invention, showing a second positioning of the safety barrier in a stowed position in the skip,
- FIG. 5 is a partial perspective view of a skip and a skip extension of a vehicle according to the invention, showing a third positioning of the safety barrier,
- Fig ure 6 is a perspective view of a bucket and a tipper extension of a vehicle according to the invention, showing a fourth and a fifth u positioning of the safety barrier,
- FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a skip and a skip extension of a vehicle according to the invention, showing a sixth positioning of the safety barrier,
- FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the safety barrier of FIG. 7, mounted on two rails of the skip
- FIG. 9 is an enlarged view of the interaction of the barrier of FIGS. 7 and 8 with the two rails of the skip
- FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the safety barrier of FIG. 1, in a folded storage configuration
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the safety barrier of FIG. 1 in a trolley configuration. .
- a safety barrier 1 comprises a central section 2 and two lateral sections 3 of identical length, each section 2,3 being comparable to a tubular scale consisting of two uprights 4, 5 ral leles, and interlinked by a multiplicity of bars 6 perpendicular to said amounts 4,5.
- the central section 2 consists of two ladder-shaped segments, slidable with respect to each other to adjust the total length of said central section 2, the two lateral sections 3 being mounted articulated on the central section 2 to level of the free end of the two sliding segments constituting the central section 2.
- the three sections 2,3 constituting the barrier 1 are each coated with a multiplicity of pads 7 of rubber, implanted along each amount 4,5 of each section 2,3.
- These studs 7 are cylindrical and their axis of revolution is parallel to the longitudinal axis of the bars 6 but protrude outwardly from each section 2,3 in a direction opposite to that of said bars 6.
- the central section 2 is provided with a full support plate 8, on which the st is to be attached to a registration plate.
- a safety barrier is intended to be placed on an extension 9 of the bucket 10, constituted by the rear door 9 of said bucket 10 in the folded position and substantially horizontal.
- This extension 9 is comparable to an additional platform to be added to said bucket 10 to be able to load more objects in the vehicle.
- This platform 9 does not include any device for retaining the objects thus loaded into the vehicle, which are therefore at risk moment to slide on the extension 9 and fall on the road.
- the barrier 1 is placed on the extension 9, in a configuration for which the two lateral sections 3 are perpendicular to the central section 2 being located on the same side thereof, said barrier 1 thus delimiting a substantially rectangular space.
- the barrier 1 is placed on the extension so as to encompass a maximum space compatible with the dimensions of said extension 9. said extension 9, in order to be able to load the flight ume objects as much as possible on said extension 9.
- This barrier 1 is docked to the body 10 of the vehicle, and rests on the extension 9 at its studs 7 rubber to limit noise pollution due to vibration of said barrier 1 on the extension 9, when the vehicle is in taxi phase. It is assumed that the vehicle body 10 is conventionally bounded by two vertical edges 11, in lateral and longitudinal position with respect to a longitudinal axis of the vehicle.
- the safety barrier 1 is fixed on the extension 9 of the bucket 10 by means of fastening means 12 connecting each lateral section 3 of the barrier 1 to a longitudinal edge 11 of the
- the fastening means 12 each comprise an elongate lug 13, screwed at the end of a longitudinal edge 11 of the bucket 10, in a vertical position, each lug 13 comprising a slot 14 at a right angle located in a vertical plane.
- Each free end of the lateral sections 3 comprises a flat mounting piece 22 provided with a projecting lug 15 adapted to be inserted into the slot 14 of each lug 13.
- a handle blocking 16 is a wired piece U-shaped.
- Each ergot 15 is cylindrical and its axis of revo l ution is substantially horizontal once it has reached the bottom of the slot 14. More precisely, the two lugs 15 are aligned according to the same horizontal axis once they have reached the bottom of each slot 14 and can then constitute an axis of rotation for the barrier 1. The withdrawal of each of these locking handles 16 releases in rotation the barrier 1, which can then rotate about 180 ° around the lugs 15 towards the vehicle body 10, as shown in FIG.
- the central section 2 of the barrier 1 consists of two separable elements, each of which can be rotated about a vertical axis in order to press against a lateral section 3 fixed to the body 10, and placed on the extension 9.
- each assembly consisting of a lateral section 3 attached to a separable element of the central segment 2, can rotate in the same conditions around the lugs 15, or to find itself in the bucket 10 after a rotation of 180 °, either to accompany the pivoting of the rear door 9 returning to its vertical position of closing said bucket 10.
- each separable member of the central section 2 can rotate in the opposite direction to that described in the previous embodiment, to be aligned with the lateral section 3 to which it is linked.
- each separable element protrudes from the rear of the extension 9, in a longitudinal direction of the vehicle.
- Locking means are used to fix said separable elements in this position.
- Said separable elements can be unlocked from this position to continue their rotation in the direction indicated by the arrows 18, and thus be aligned in a transverse direction of the vehicle as shown by the separable elements in point 19 of FIG. facilitates the loading of bulky objects, without having to worry about the position of the separable elements of the central section 2 of the barrier 1.
- the barrier 1 may be mounted on the vehicle in another configuration, for which each lateral section 3 of the barrier barrier 1 is attached to a long edge of the beneath 10 emerging from the latter, the central section 2 then being raised with respect to said side edges 11.
- the barrier 1 resembles a hoop that can serve as a support for slender objects placed on the roof 20 of the passenger compartment 21 and extending in a longitudinal direction of the vehicle.
- This barrier 1 disposed in an arch can also serve as a support frame for a tarpaulin intended to cover the body 10 of the vehicle.
- the two lateral sections 3 of the barrier 1 fixed above the skip 10, as shown in FIG. 7, are in reality each connected to a slide rail 23 secured to a lateral edge 11
- the barrier 10 can be positioned in a variable manner along a longitudinal axis of the vehicle, and can thus be very close to the cabin 21 of the vehicle, or in the vicinity of the extension 9 of the bucket. 10.
- each mounting piece 22 located at one end of the three-piece frame is provided with a sliding edge along each edge.
- Each rail 23 comprises a continuous groove 24 extending along said rail 23, said ladder 24 having a series of notches 25 for locking the interface piece 22 in a position given along the vehicle. More specifically, the lug 15 of each mounting piece 22 is inserted into the groove 24 and thus serves as a guide member to the barrier 1. When the position of the barrier 1 along a longitudinal axis of the vehicle is considered satisfactory, the lug 15 is wedged to the bottom of the notch 25 corresponding closest. In order to prevent the barrier 1 from pivoting around the lug 15 wedged in the notch 25, a locking handle 16 similar to that which has been previously described, is inserted into a hole of the mounting piece 22 and into a hole of the rail 23.
- a barrier 1 according to the invention can adopt a compact storage configuration, being folded back on itself and being kept in this configuration.
- each lateral section 3 is folded by rotation towards the central section 2 each rotating in the opposite direction to be found on the same side of the central section 2.
- the two mounting parts 22 located at the free ends of the two lateral sections 3 are fixed to each other to connect said lateral sections 3 between them.
- This compact configuration consumes little space, and allows said barrier 1 to be stored in a corner of the bucket 10, without encroaching on the available space reserved for the objects to be transported.
- the invention may advantageously be converted into a trolley adapted to carry objects 28 to be loaded into the bucket 10, or objects from said bucket 10.
- each lateral section 3 is found perpendicular to the central section 2, being placed on each side of said central section 2.
- Two wheels 27 are then mounted at both ends of an axis of rotation relying the central portion 2 to a first lateral section 3, said first section 3 serving to carry an object 28, and the second lateral section 3 being used as a pilot poig of said carriage, for the g uider and / or the inclination around the axis supporting the wheels 27.
- the safety barrier 1 according to the invention can also be used as a ramp for loading or unloading the extension 9 of the b by sliding or rolling on it objects to be loaded or unloaded.
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