WO2014060027A1 - Verfahren und system zum einsetzen eines einsatzelements in ein paneelprodukt, das damit hergestellte paneelprodukt sowie verfahren und system zum ausführen eines zugtests am eingesetzten einsatzelement - Google Patents
Verfahren und system zum einsetzen eines einsatzelements in ein paneelprodukt, das damit hergestellte paneelprodukt sowie verfahren und system zum ausführen eines zugtests am eingesetzten einsatzelement Download PDFInfo
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- the present invention relates to a method and system for inserting an insert into a panel product, a panel product device fabricated by the method and system, and an aerospace vehicle incorporating the panel product.
- a base material of the panel product in a first embodiment comprises a plurality of scaffolding elements in a widely spaced arrangement or in a second embodiment a plurality of honeycomb core honeycomb cores, the honeycomb cores being generally hexagonal in cross section parallel to a surface of the base material and hexagonal Honeycomb core walls are formed substantially perpendicular to the surface and is provided at or below the two-sided surfaces in each case one resting on the honeycomb core cover layer.
- a large-volume panel product comprising the scaffolding elements or the honeycomb core walls is clamped over the free space.
- the arrangement of the scaffolding elements or honeycomb core walls ensures sufficient rigidity of the panel product and is optimized to maximize the free space and volume of the panel product, to provide a required rigidity, and to minimize the weight of the panel product.
- another component or other assemblies can be attached to the panel product, such as without damaging the scaffolding elements in the first embodiment or to safely anchor in the second embodiment, the assembly to be fastened with the cover layers , insert elements are provided for insertion into respective recesses in the panel surface and are commercially available.
- the insert elements are designed so that it or a Fastening part for securing the component or the module can engage the panel product, similar to a dowel in a wall in which a screw can engage as a fastening part.
- the fastening part may be about a screw or a hook. So far, the insert elements are manually inserted into the wells and foamed therein for permanent anchoring. This process is labor-intensive, time-consuming and costly, as a result only partially reproducible within the scope of a customary reproducibility of a manually performed process, and fraught with a risk that a load resistance of anchoring the insert element in the panel product does not achieve a predetermined load resistance. If an insert element of insufficient strength is used, it must be removed, the recess must be dug again, and a new insert must be manually inserted into the excavated recess and foamed. In an unfavorable case, a panel product becomes unusable due to an insert element used with insufficient load resistance.
- the object of the invention is therefore, in the lightweight technology, a method and a system for producing a panel product device and for inserting an insert element in a (recess in) the surface of the panel product device, a mounting tool kit with a cover and positioning and a Connecting means for connecting the cover and positioning means to the insert member (all for use in the aforesaid method or system) and a method and system for checking the load resistance of the connection between the insert member and the (recess in) surface of the panel product , which make it possible to anchor an insert element reproducibly reliable, load-resistant and with guaranteed load resistance, corresponding to the lightweight construction, with or in the panel surface.
- a method of manufacturing a panel product device wherein a panel precursor is provided with at least one recess formed in a panel surface with a boundary and at least one insert member provided for anchoring in one of the recesses.
- the method comprises the following steps: automated insertion of the insert element into the recess of the panel precursor and automated filling of a gap between the insert element and the boundary of the recess with a curable or hardening filling fluid.
- the filling of the gap with the curable filling fluid causes a reliable anchoring of the insert element in the recess of the Paneelvor.
- the automated insertion and filling allows the process to be carried out reproducibly and with predetermined quality with regard to the load resistance of the insert to be anchored.
- the Paneelvor can be made in lightweight construction.
- the panel product device produced by the method can be used in an air or air conditioner. Spacecraft to be installed or used.
- the method may include curing or allowing the fill fluid filled into the gap to harden.
- the hardening of the filling fluid achieves a tight and permanent anchoring of the insert element in the recess of the panel precursor.
- the filling fluid may be a foamy or adhesive-viscous fluid.
- the filling fluid can be curable by irradiation with electromagnetic radiation, such as light or UV radiation, by a thermal process with process-dependent controllable temperature increase or within the scope of a waiting process with a predetermined waiting or hardening time.
- electromagnetic radiation such as light or UV radiation
- the method is particularly suitable for use in lightweight construction technology.
- the step of filling the gap may provide the filling fluid in a process-dependent controllable during filling amount include. By a suitable choice of the amount only as much filling fluid is consumed as is required to fill the gap and not more. This saves material (filling fluid) and costs.
- the step of providing the fill fluid in the process-controllable amount may further include sealing the gap and providing a fill port for filling the clearance with the fill fluid and an exit port for discharging excess fill fluid from the clearance, and filling the clearance with the port Filling fluid through the filling opening until the intermediate space is substantially completely filled with the filling fluid. This increases the reliability of anchoring the insert element in the panel precursor.
- the filling of the clearance may be stopped when charging fluid exits the clearance through the discharge port.
- the step of filling the gap may include monitoring the outlet opening by means of a sensor device, wherein the sensor device may be configured to output a signal when filling fluid emerges through the outlet opening.
- the filling of the intermediate space with the filling fluid can be ended.
- the step of filling the gap may include stopping the filling of the gap, when a predetermined amount of the filling fluid has been filled through the filling opening.
- the step of stopping the filling of the gap may further comprise controlling the filling of the predetermined amount of fill fluid by monitoring a fill time period or by monitoring a weight gain of the panel product by the filled fill fluid. This also material (filling fluid) and costs can be saved.
- the insert element can be releasably connected before insertion into the recess with a positioning and sealing and positioning.
- the positioning and sealing and positioning means may include a bottom surface which includes filler opening extending through the device and the outlet opening extending through the device, and the insert element may be releasably secured to the underside of the device. This allows a precise positioning of the insert element in the recess and a sealing of the intermediate space or the recess with respect to the filling fluid to be filled into the intermediate space. After curing of the filled in the intermediate filling fluid can be checked automatically, whether a predetermined load resistance of anchored in the Paneelvor. insert element has been achieved.
- the predetermined connection strength can be assigned a predetermined für kraft, and the sketchzugkraft when applying at least up the predetermined für karuchkraft can be increased.
- the automated check of the load resistance makes it possible to ensure a consistently high quality and reliability of the manufactured panel product device.
- a system for producing a panel product device wherein a panel precursor is provided with at least one recess formed in a panel surface with a boundary and at least one insert member provided for anchoring in at least one of the recesses ,
- the system includes means for automatically inserting the insert member into the recess of the panel precursor and means for automatically filling a gap between the insert member and the boundary of the recess with a hardenable fill fluid.
- the filling of the gap with the curable filling fluid causes a reliable anchoring of the insert element in the recess of the Paneelvorecks.
- the system may further comprise means for hardening or allowing the fill fluid filled into the gap to harden.
- the hardening of the filling fluid achieves a tight and permanent anchoring of the insert element in the recess of the panel precursor.
- the automated filling means may comprise a sealing and positioning means having a filling opening for filling the filling fluid into the space and an outlet opening for discharging excess filler from the space.
- the sealing and positioning device can be designed so that it can be placed on the panel surface by means of a gripping device.
- the sealing and positioning means may include a bottom surface extending through the sealing and positioning means through the filling opening and extending through the Include sealing and positioning device extending through the outlet opening.
- the sealing and positioning may have a bottom and be formed so that the insert element can be releasably secured to the bottom. This allows a precise positioning of the insert element in the recess and a seal of the intermediate space or the recess with respect to the filling fluid to be filled into the intermediate space.
- the filling opening may be formed in the sealing and positioning device at a filling position, which is selected such that the filling opening is in fluid communication with a first partial space region of the intermediate space when resting the sealing and positioning on the panel surface.
- the outlet opening in the sealing and positioning device can be formed at an outlet position which is selected such that the outlet opening is in fluid communication with a second partial space area of the intermediate space when the sealing and positioning device rests on the panel surface.
- the second subspace area with the first subspace area can be in fluid communication with fluid paths through the interspace, wherein the fluid paths reach substantially all subspace areas of the interspace that are complementary to the first and second subspace areas.
- the sealing and positioning device may include a central portion, on the underside of the insert member can be releasably secured, and a peripheral portion surrounding the peripheral portion in which the filling opening and the outlet opening are formed. In this case, the middle section of the sealing and positioning device can be arranged between the filling opening and the outlet opening.
- This design of the sealing and positioning with the filling and discharge also contributes to the reliable and substantially complete filling of the gap with the filling fluid.
- the sealing and positioning device may be formed so that when resting on the panel surface with respect to the filling fluid-tight seal between the panel surface and the sealing and positioning is formed.
- the central portion can protrude with respect to the edge portion by a predetermined projection height.
- the projection height can be selected so that when the underside of the edge portion rests on the panel surface, which is fixed to the underside of the central portion inserting element is positioned in the desired predetermined position in the recess.
- the projection height of the middle section causes the insert element reliably does not protrude with its top from the recess on the panel surface or the plane defined thereby.
- a preferably weak adhesive film may be applied on the underside of the sealing and positioning device, in particular in the edge portion of the sealing and positioning.
- the adhesive film causes the sealing and positioning device does not slip on the panel surface in its state on the panel surface or during filling of the gap with the filling fluid.
- the covering and positioning device may be made of a transparent material, such as C-PET or PMMA. Thereby, the process of filling the fill fluid into the gap can be visually observed through the device as needed.
- the system may also include connection means for releasably connecting the sealing and positioning means to the insert element.
- the connecting means may be operable to connect the sealing and positioning means with and to release the sealing and positioning means from the insert member.
- the connecting device may have a handle portion which may be formed so that it can be detachably grasped by a connecting gripping device.
- the special screw may have a screw collar which, when passing the screw through the opening, cooperates with the barb (s) such that the collar slides past the barb as it passes and engages the barbs as the screw is withdrawn.
- the connecting device (such as the special screw) may have one or more markings on a device head (such as a screw head).
- a centric marking on an upper side of a screw head and / or one or more markings mounted on a circle on the screw head and distinguishable from each other can be provided.
- the centric marking may serve, for example, when using optical imaging devices for determining the position of the connecting device or a composite element comprising the connecting device, the covering and positioning device and the insert element.
- the one or more markings mounted on the circle on the screw head and distinguishable from each other can be used, for example, when using optical imaging devices for determining the rotational angle orientation of the connecting device or of the composite element.
- the sealing and positioning device may have one or more, arranged approximately at its circumference, circumferential markings, such as in the form of indentations. These circumferential markings can serve to bring the sealing and positioning device into a predetermined, reproducible rotational position with respect to the insert element to be connected to the sealing and positioning device.
- the rotational position may be selected such that the fill and outlet ports in the sealing and positioning means are positioned in alignment with corresponding fill and outlet apertures of the insert member.
- a surface of the insert member may be larger than the central portion of the sealing and positioning means and may partially or completely cover the edge portion thereof when the insert member and the sealing and positioning means are interconnected.
- the insert element on its upper side formed in its surface through holes, such as the above-mentioned filling and Auslass belöcher.
- the filling through-hole and the outlet through-hole in the top of the insert member are aligned with the filling opening and the outlet opening in the sealing and positioning means.
- the aforementioned circumferential markings on the sealing and positioning device may serve to facilitate alignment of the apertures with the perforations.
- the insert element and the sealing and positioning device can be formed so that they can be connected to one another by means of a connecting device with a standardized size and form a composite element in the connected state.
- a connecting device with a standardized size and form a composite element in the connected state.
- the connecting device is designed as a screw (special screw)
- the screw can engage Screw threads with a standardized dimension, such as M4, M5 or M6, have.
- the filling opening or the outlet opening in the sealing and positioning device can be designed as a filling channel or as an outlet channel.
- the fill channel may have a fill channel continuation extending into the fill hole, i. to below the panel surface, extends when the sealing and positioning is placed on the panel surface.
- the outlet channel may have an outlet channel continuation that extends into the outlet through-hole of the insert element, i. in the inserted state of the insert element to below the panel surface, extends when the sealing and positioning is placed on the panel surface.
- the channel continuations serve to ensure that when the sealing and positioning device is lifted from the panel surface after the filling fluid has been filled into the gap, a tear-off boundary of the filling fluid is within the through holes of the insert element and thus below the panel surface and does not protrude beyond the panel surface.
- the insertion means may comprise the sealing and positioning device, the connecting device and a first arm device comprising the connecting gripping device.
- the first arm device may be designed and controllable in such a way that it can grasp, move, position and release a composite group formed from the sealing and positioning device, the connecting device and the insert element releasably fastened to the connecting device.
- the connection gripping means comprise the handle portion and be controlled via the first arm means so that it can cooperate with the handle portion of the connecting device and in this way can take the composite element, move, position and release.
- the system may comprise a second arm device with an actuating device for actuating the connecting device.
- the actuating device may be designed so that it can cooperate with the connecting device.
- the actuating device can also be designed and controlled via the second arm device that they can actuate the connecting means for connecting the sealing and positioning with and to release the sealing and positioning of the insert element.
- the filling means may further comprise a controllable and positionable metering machine with a fluid reservoir for storing a predetermined supply quantity of the curable filling fluid and an outlet opening for discharging filling fluid.
- the system may include a controllable with a control signal metering device for starting and stopping the discharge of the filling fluid from the metering.
- the metering device can be designed to open and close the outlet opening.
- the metering device can also be part of the metering machine.
- the outlet opening of the metering machine and the filling opening of the sealing and positioning device can be designed so that they can be brought together with respect to the filling fluid fluid-tight, releasable contact with each other. Thus, an undesirable leakage of the filling fluid and thereby caused impurities in the vicinity of the filling opening is avoided.
- the filling means may further comprise a third arm means, which may be designed and controllable so that they can move the dosing and position in a predetermined position.
- the third arm device can be designed such that it can bring the outlet opening of the metering machine into fluid-tight contact with the filling opening of the covering and positioning device.
- a sensor device may be provided for monitoring the outlet opening.
- the sensor device may be designed to output a signal when filling fluid passes through the outlet opening.
- the sensor device may be an imaging device directed with its field of view onto the outlet opening.
- the sensor device may form a light barrier or form a light barrier device having a light source and a light detector, wherein a region between the light source and the light detector is arranged within the outlet opening. If the light barrier is interrupted, the signal to be output can be generated.
- a control signal input of the metering device may be in electrical communication with the signal output by the sensor device.
- the system may further comprise means for presetting a predetermined amount of fill fluid to be discharged from the discharge port of the metering machine.
- the biasing means may include means for measuring a fill time period and / or means for monitoring a weight gain of the panel product by the charged fill fluid.
- the system may also include means for automatically checking load resistance of the connection between the insert member and the recess.
- Such means may comprise a fourth arm device with a second connection gripping device for gripping the connection device.
- the second connection gripping device can be designed so that it can be detachably connected to the connecting device, in particular with its handle section.
- the second connection gripping device can be designed and so controlled via the fourth arm means that they grip the connecting device, in particular the handle portion, and a variable educazugkraft up to a predetermined educazugkraft on the connecting device, in particular thereby also on the insert element, and act can release the connector again.
- test tensile force applied to the insert element anchored in the depression, an identifier for the depression and an identifier for the panel precursor having the at least one depression can be recorded. Further, a test tensile force-time history taken during the bumping of the variable test tensile force on the insert member by the arm device may be recorded.
- a sealing and positioning device is provided with an upper side, a lower side, a middle section and an edge section surrounding the middle section.
- the sealing and positioning device is suitable for use in a method or system for producing a panel product device in which a panel precursor is provided with at least one recess formed in a panel surface with a boundary and at least one insert element provided for anchoring in at least one of the recesses.
- the insert element is inserted automatically into the recess of the Paneelvoruzes and a gap between the insert element and the boundary of the recess is filled automatically with a curable or hardening filling fluid.
- the sealing and positioning device has an opening arranged in the middle section, a filling opening arranged in the edge section and an outlet opening arranged diametrically opposite the center section in the edge section and extending the opening, the filling opening and the outlet opening through the sealing and positioning device.
- the filling opening can be formed at the top so that filling fluid automatically filled at the top and on the bottom, such as in the gap when sealing and positioning is placed on the panel surface over the recess, can escape, and that the Outlet opening is formed so that filling fluid, such as excess filling fluid can escape from the gap at the top, when sealing and positioning is placed on the panel surface over the recess, from the bottom to the top through the outlet opening can pass.
- the central portion may protrude with respect to the edge portion by a predetermined projection height, preferably about 0.01 to 0.05 mm, more preferably about 0.03 mm.
- the opening may have a, approximately near the top, circumferential or partially circumferential barbs.
- the sealing and positioning means may comprise a first channel extension formed at the bottom around an outlet of the filling opening and a second channel extension formed at the bottom around an outlet of the outlet opening.
- the sealing and positioning device may also have an adhesive film applied to the underside thereof.
- the sealing and positioning means may comprise one or more circumferentially arranged peripheral markings adapted to bring the sealing and positioning means into a predetermined, reproducible rotational position with respect to an axis extending through the central aperture.
- the peripheral marks may be formed in the shape of indentations.
- the sealing and positioning device may be made of a transparent material such as C-PET or PMMA. Furthermore, it can have a sensor device attached to the top of the outlet of the outlet opening, which is designed to detect filling fluid passing through the outlet opening and which can be configured approximately as a light barrier device.
- an assembly tool kit for use in a panel product device manufacturing system in which a panel precursor having at least one recess formed in a panel surface with a boundary and at least one for anchoring in at least one of Recesses provided insert element is provided, wherein the insert element is inserted automatically into the recess of the Paneelvorecks and a gap between the insert element and the boundary of the recess with a curable or curing filling fluid is automatically filled.
- the assembly auxiliary tool set comprises a sealing and positioning device having a top side, a bottom side, a middle section and an edge section surrounding the middle section, an opening arranged in the middle section, a filler opening arranged in the edge section and a filler opening which is substantially diametrically opposed in the edge section on the central portion opposite arranged outlet opening.
- the opening, the filling opening and the outlet opening extend through the sealing and positioning device.
- the assembly auxiliary tool set comprises a connecting device for detachably connecting the sealing and positioning device with the insert element.
- the sealing and positioning device may be formed according to the third aspect of the invention.
- the connecting means may be operable to connect the sealing and positioning means with and for releasing the sealing and positioning means of the insert member.
- the connecting device may have a handle portion which is formed so that it can be detachably grasped by a connecting gripping device.
- the sealing and positioning means may comprise in the opening one, approximately close to the top, circumferential or partially circumferential barbs and the connecting means may be formed as a special screw with a collar which when passing the special screw through the opening with the or the barb acts together so that the collar slides past when passing the barb and an engagement occurs when retracting the special screw with the barbs.
- the connecting device can be designed as a special screw with a screw head which has a centric marking on an upper side.
- the screw head may have one or more markings mounted on a circle on the screw head, which can be distinguished from one another on an upper side.
- a system for checking load resistance of the connection between an insert member and a recess in a panel surface of a panel precursor In this case, the insert element is intended to be inserted into the recess and anchored by filling the gap between the insert element and a boundary of the recess with a curable or hardening filling fluid in the recess.
- the system comprises at least one insert element, at least one connecting device operable to make a connection with and for releasing the connection from the insert element, and means for automatically checking a load resistance of the connection between the connecting device and the insert element.
- the connecting device may be formed as a special screw with a screw head and a screw thread and the insert element may have a threaded bore.
- the threaded hole and the screw thread can fit together so that the screw thread can be screwed into the threaded hole.
- the threaded bore of the insert element can be formed along an axis of symmetry of the insert element.
- the connecting device may have a handle portion which is formed so that it can be detachably grasped by a connecting gripping device.
- the means for automatically checking load resistance may comprise: arm means having connection gripping means for gripping the connection means.
- the connection gripping device can be designed so that it can be detachably connected to the connecting device, in particular with its handle section.
- the connecting gripping device can also be designed and actuatable via the arm device in such a way that it grips the connecting device, in particular its grip section, and applies a variable test tensile force up to a predetermined test tensile force to the connecting device, in particular thereby also to the insert element can let go.
- the means for automated load resistance testing may further comprise means for logging the test pull force applied to an insert element anchored in a recess, a dimple identifier, and an identifier for the panel precursor having the at least one recess. They may further comprise means for recording a test tensile force-time history that may be received by the arm device during the bumping of the variable test tensile force on the insert element.
- a method of checking load resistance of the connection between an insert member and a recess in a panel surface of a panel precursor there is provided a method of checking load resistance of the connection between an insert member and a recess in a panel surface of a panel precursor.
- the insert element is provided to be inserted into the recess and by filling the gap between the insert element and a boundary of the recess with a hardenable or hardening filling fluid to be anchored in the recess.
- the method comprises the following steps: automated production of a connection of a connection device with an insert element anchored in a recess after the filling fluid has cured, automated gripping of the connection device by means of a controllable connection gripping device attached to a controllable arm device, and applying a variable test tensile force up to one predetermined füryakkraft on the connecting device, in particular thereby also on the insert element.
- test tensile force applied to the insert element anchored in the depression, an identifier for the depression and an identifier for the panel precursor having the at least one depression can be recorded.
- a test tensile force-time history taken during the beat-up of the variable test tensile force on the insert member by the arm device may be recorded.
- the connection between the connection device and the insert element can be solved automatically.
- the connection means can be automatically released by the connection gripping means.
- an intermediate space between the insert element and the boundary of the recess with a hardened filling fluid has been automated and substantially completely filled out, and the panel product device has a predetermined load resistance of the anchoring of the insert element in the recess.
- the panel product device may be provided for use in an aircraft and / or spacecraft or designed accordingly.
- the panel product device may have been prepared by methods described above.
- the panel precursor may comprise a lightweight panel or be made of a lightweight panel.
- an aircraft and / or spacecraft is claimed which comprises at least one panel product device described hereinbefore.
- FIG. 1 shows a bottom view of a first embodiment of a cover and positioning device according to the invention with an insert element fastened thereto by means of a connection device, for use in the method or system according to the invention.
- FIG. 2 shows a cross-section of the covering and positioning device from FIG. 1 with the insert element attached thereto, cut through the horizontal symmetry line in FIG. 1.
- Fig. 3 is a plan view of the cover and positioning of FIG. 1 with a connecting device, here a special screw.
- Fig. 4 is a plan view of the cover and positioning of FIG. 1 without the connecting device, here the special screw.
- FIG. 5 shows another cross section through the in Fig. 2, taken through the vertical line of symmetry in FIG. 3.
- FIG. 6 is a cross-section through the parts shown in FIGS. 2 and 5, a first arm means and a panel precursor during insertion of the insert member into the recess.
- Fig. 7 shows a cross-section through the parts shown in Figs. 2 and 5 and a panel precursor during filling of the gap between the insert member and the boundary of the recess.
- FIGS. 8 shows a cross section through the parts shown in FIGS. 2 and 5, another arm device and a panel product when applying a test tensile force to the connecting device and thereby to the insert element.
- FIG. 9 shows a cross section through the parts shown in FIGS. 2 and 5, a panel product and an actuating device upon release of the parts Connection between the insert element and the covering and positioning device by actuating the connecting device (ie the special screw).
- 10 is a cross-sectional view of a second embodiment of a covering and positioning device with an insert member secured thereto by means of a connector for use in the method and system of the invention, and cut through the horizontal line of symmetry in FIG. 11th
- FIG. 11 is a plan view of the covering and positioning device and the connecting device of FIG. 10th
- Fig. 12 shows another cross-section of the parts shown in Fig. 10, taken through the vertical line of symmetry in Fig. 11.
- a method and a system for producing a panel product device are provided.
- the method and the system require as a starting point a panel precursor 11 with at least one recess 12 formed in a panel surface 13 with a boundary to a base material 17 (see FIG. 6) and at least one insert element 20 provided for insertion into the recess 12, which together with a cover and positioning device 40 is pre-assembled by means of a connecting device 60 to form a composite element (see Figures 2 and 5).
- the inventive method and system for inserting insert elements 20 in recesses 12 of the Paneelvor.s 11 replace the hitherto practiced manual insertion and lathering of inserts 20 into the recesses 12th
- the system comprises means for automated insertion of the insert member 20 into the recess 12 of the panel precursor 11 (see Fig. 6) and means for automatically filling a gap 16 between the insert member 20 and the boundary 14 of the recess 12 with a curable or hardening filling fluid 15 (see Fig. 7).
- the automated insertion means comprise a sealing and positioning device 40 (see FIGS. 1 and 4) with a filling opening 43 for filling the filling fluid 15 into the intermediate space 16 and with an outlet opening 44 for discharging excess filler 15 from the gap 16.
- the sealing and positioning device 40 has a bottom 50 which is formed so that the insert member 20 can be releasably secured thereto (see Figures 2, 3 and 5).
- the sealing and positioning device 40 is designed such that, when resting on the panel surface 13, a fluid-tight seal between the panel surface 13 and the sealing and positioning device 40 is formed relative to the filling fluid 15 (as shown in particular in FIG. 7).
- the system further comprises a connection means 60 for releasably connecting the sealing and positioning means 40 with the insert member 20.
- the connection means 60 is operable to connect the sealing and positioning means 40, and for releasing the sealing and positioning means 40 of the Insert element 20 (see Fig. 9).
- the connecting device 60 has a handle portion 70 which is formed so that it can be detachably grasped by a connecting gripper 110 (see Fig. 6).
- the connecting device 60 is designed as a special screw 62 (see FIGS. 2 and 5), which has an at least sectionally cylindrical gripping section 71 (see FIG. 2) which is designed such that it can be moved by a connecting gripper device 82 (FIG 112 ( Figure 8) can be releasably engaged.
- the in Fig. 6 includes a first arm device 80, such as a first robot arm, with gripper fingers 86, each having a gripping surface 84 in its gripping area.
- the gripping fingers 86 are pivotally mounted about a pivot point (not shown) so that a plurality of gripping fingers, such as the fingers of a human hand, can be pivoted away from each other to access and release each other.
- the in Fig. 8 has a functionally comparable construction as the device 82 from FIG. 6 and comprises gripping fingers 116 with gripping surfaces 114 formed on their end sections.
- the second connecting gripping device 112 belongs to a fourth arm device 110, such as a fourth robot arm.
- 6 and 8 may be the same if variably programmable to perform, on the one hand, the function of inserting the insert member 20 into the recess 12 and, on the other hand, that shown in FIG , 8 indicated load resistance test in which a variable sketchzugkraft 118 is applied to the connecting means 60 and the special screw 62 and thereby also on the insert member 20 can perform.
- the insertion means comprise in the in FIG. 1 to 9, the sealing and positioning device 40, the connecting device 60 (special screw 62), the first Connection gripping device 82 and the first arm device 80 and the first robot arm.
- the system further comprises an actuator 92 for actuating the connector 60 (such as the special screw 62), a second arm 90, such as a second robot arm, for guiding the actuator 92.
- the actuator 92 includes a tool 94 so formed in that it can cooperate with the connecting device 60 (the screw 62) for connecting the device 40 with and for releasing the insert element 20.
- the covering and positioning device 40, the insert element 20 and the connecting device 60 form in the connected (pre-assembled) state (see Figures 2, 3 and 5) a composite element.
- the special screw 62 as an embodiment of the connecting device 60 comprises a screw head 64 with an external hexagon 66 (see FIGS. 2, 3 and 5) extending from the screw head 64 in FIG.
- screw thread 78 which is a normalized for metal screws, for example, according to one of the standards M4, M5 and M6.
- the threaded bore 29 in the insert element 20 is used to engage with or for receiving the screw thread 78 and is also normalized, for example according to one of the standards M4, M5 and M6.
- the tool 94 of the actuator 92 is designed as a hexagon screwdriver 96, so that this can be easily and possibly automatically plugged by a screwdriver with gripping arm on the hexalobular 66 of the screw head 64 and rotate the screw head 64 and thus the entire special screw 62 during rotation (see Fig. 9).
- the means for automatically filling the gap 16 include a controllable and positionable metering 102 with a fluid reservoir 104 for storing a predetermined supply amount of the filling fluid 15 and an outlet opening 106 for discharging filling fluid.
- a metering device (not shown) which can be activated by means of a control signal and for starting and stopping the discharge of the filling fluid 15 from the outlet opening 106 of the metering machine 102 is also provided in the system, for example as part of the metering machine 102.
- the filling means further comprises a third arm device 100, such as a third robot arm, which is configured and controllable such that the automatic dosing device 102 can be gripped, moved and positioned in a predetermined position.
- the third arm device 100 can be controlled so that the metering machine 102 exactly and safely guided into a filling position and can be positioned.
- the outlet opening 106 of the dosing machine 102 comes into direct fluid communication with the filling opening 43 of the covering and positioning device 40.
- a frusto-conical outlet section of the dosing machine 102 is formed around the outlet opening 106, which has a fluid-tight positive connection with a fitting region of the inlet opening 43 with respect to the filling fluid 15 can form (see Figure 7).
- the filling means further comprise a sensor device 120 for monitoring the outlet opening 44.
- the sensor device is provided in or on the sealing and positioning device 40 and is designed as a light barrier device 122.
- the latter includes a light source 124, such as an LED 125, disposed in or on the device 40 laterally adjacent to the outlet port 44, and a light sensor 126 also located laterally of the outlet port 44 and diametrically opposite with respect to the light source 124 is arranged (see Fig. 7).
- fill fluid 15 is filled from reservoir 104 through its outlet port 106 and through inlet port 43 into the gap 12 until the gap 12 is substantially completely filled with the fill fluid 15 and the fill fluid 15 is finally filled from the outlet port 44 emerges while activating the light barrier device 122.
- the light barrier device 122 detects the escape of the filling fluid 15 from the outlet opening 44 in that the optical connection between the light source 124 and the light sensor 126 is interrupted by the exiting filling fluid 15.
- the sensor device When the photocell is activated by fill fluid 15 exiting port 44, the sensor device (light barrier device 122) outputs a signal which is supplied as a control signal to a control signal input of the metering device (not shown).
- the system for manufacturing the panel product device 10 further includes a system for automatically checking a load resistance of the anchoring of the insert element 20 in the recess 12 and the panel precursor 11.
- the automated load resistance checking system comprises a second connection gripper 112 for gripping the connection device 60 or concretely
- the second connecting gripping device 112 comprises two or more gripping fingers 116, at the end portion of each gripping surface 114 for engagement with the handle portion 70 of the connecting device 60, specifically with the screw neck 71 of the special screw 62.
- the automated checking means further comprise a fourth arm means 110, such as a fourth robot arm, by means of which the second connection gripping device 112 is driven so that the handle portion 70 (concretely: the screw neck 71) can be grasped, held and released.
- the fourth arm device 110 becomes so controlled that a variable sketchyakkraft 118 (shown in Figure 8 by the arrow 119) on the connecting means 60 (specifically: the special screw 62) is applied and increased up to a force acting on the connecting means 60 and thereby on the insert member 20, predetermined Oberzugkraft becomes .
- the predetermined sketchzugkraft corresponds to a specified for the panel product 10 guaranteed load resistance or connection quality of anchored in the recess 12 insert element 20 (see FIG. 9).
- the predetermined test tensile force is chosen to be at least as great as a test tensile force or toughness to be guaranteed to a user of the panel product device 10 as desired.
- the tested insert member 20 meets the guaranteed tensile or load resistance.
- a test or test protocol that can be automatically created, at least one identifier for the tested insert element 20 and the tested recess 12, an identifier for the at least one recess 12 with the inserted insert element 20 having panel precursor 11 and the anchored insert element 20 recorded exczugkraft logged.
- the protocol may also record test tensile force-time history taken on the insert member 20 by the arm assembly 110 during the bumping of the variable test tensile force 118.
- the protocol may be associated with an entire batch or panel product 10 and it contains the logged data for all insert elements 20 inserted and tested in the panel product 10.
- the process resistance for the automated process can be provided through the tensile load test or recorded protocol Insertion (referred to in technical jargon "Potten") of the insert elements are documented.
- the insert element 20 is constructed substantially rotationally symmetrical and has a substantially cylindrical central portion (not designated), one at a first (lower in Fig. 2) end formed bottom flange 27 with a flat bottom surface 26 and a second, the first opposite (in Fig. 2 upper) end of the central portion formed on the upper side flange 21 with a flat top surface 22 on.
- a centered bore extending in the direction of the axis of symmetry and extending in the direction of the axis of symmetry is formed in the insert element from the upper-side surface.
- the bore extends through the middle section and is formed as a threaded bore 29 at least in sections from the upper-side surface.
- two diametrically opposite through-holes 23 are formed, see FIG. 2.
- annular circumferential notch 24 is formed in the substantially cylindrical middle section of a commercially available, arranged after insertion of the insert element 20 into the recess 12 within the recess 12 and surrounded by the filled fluid Insert element 20 is near the Upper flange 21 .
- the notch 24 serves to allow the center portion of the insert member 20 to be more easily crimped inwardly, and thus a fastener screwed into the threaded bore 29, such as a fastener screw or screw hook, after being threaded through the pinch seal is secured in the insert element 20.
- a fastener screwed into the threaded bore 29 such as a fastener screw or screw hook
- a fastener screwed into the threaded bore 29 of the insert member 20 such as a fastening screw or a screw hook
- an external hexagon such as when a fastening screw has a hexagon head screw head
- the amount of torque required to thread the fastener into the crimped center portion may serve as a measure of the quality of the pinch and the expected safety quality of the fastener element screwed into the threaded hole 29 of the insert member 20 when the panel product device 10 is used in weightlessness.
- the sealing and positioning device 40 is formed as a circular and substantially rotationally symmetric plate with a central portion 41 centered with respect to the rotational axis of symmetry and an annular edge portion 42 surrounding the central portion 41. Centered in the middle portion 41 is a through hole or opening 46 , The rotational symmetry of the plate 40 is broken by two in the middle labintroductory 41 formed, diametrically opposed openings 43 and 44, between which the opening 46 is disposed, and formed by two in the edge of the edge portion 42, also diametrically opposed indentations 49. The two recesses 49, the openings 43 and 44 and the through hole 46 are arranged on a in Figs. 1, 3 and 4 each extending from left to right line of symmetry. Fig.
- FIG. 1 shows a view of the device 40 from below
- Fig. 4 is a plan view from above
- FIG. 2 is a cross-section through the section shown in FIG. 1 shows a cross-section through the line of symmetry of the sealing and positioning device 40, which runs from top to bottom in FIGS. 1 and 4, from the left to the right.
- the openings 43 and 44 are formed as channels 43 'and 44'. Both channels 43 'and 44' are formed at the top end of a truncated cone (see Figures 2 and 4) and extend from this recess towards the bottom 50 of the device 40 (in Fig. 2 down) and inclined to the rotational axis of symmetry.
- the channels 43 'and 44' open into openings. These openings are congruent with the apertures 23 in the top flange 21 of the insert member 20 when the insert member 20 is premounted in a proper rotational orientation on the device 40, or vice versa, the device 40 in the proper rotational orientation on the insert member 20 is applied, as best seen in Fig. 2.
- the indentations 49 in the edge portion 42 of the device 40 serve to enable a gripping device to easily rotate the device 40 around its axis of rotational symmetry into the appropriate rotational orientation, in which the openings 43 and 44 on the underside 50 of the device 40 with the perforations 23 in the top flange 21 of the insert member 20 are aligned.
- the device 40 is not necessarily solidly formed between its upper side 48 and its lower side 50 in the areas outside the openings 43, 44 and 46, but may have reinforcing walls parallel to the axis of rotational symmetry and perpendicularly with respect to the lower side 50, as in the figures 3 and 4 in plan view and in FIG. 5 can be seen in cross section.
- the barbs 47 Laterally of the centered opening 46 are two diametrically opposed and facing each other oriented barbs 47 are formed, as best in plan view in FIG. 4 and in cross section in Fig. 5 can be seen.
- the barbs 47 have a design due to a flexibility or elasticity, due to which they can be bent away from each other by the opening 46 in opposite directions and thereby exert an opening 46 toward the directed elastic force.
- a in Fig. 2 downwardly facing projection 52 is formed with a predetermined projection height 53, as best seen in the detail view of FIG.
- the protrusion height 53 is preferably 0.03 mm.
- the projection 52 covers the openings of the channels 43 'and 44', and serves, when the device 40 with the detachably connected insert element 20 has been brought to the recess 12 (as shown in FIG.
- the insert member 20 is positioned exactly in a desired anchoring position, in which the top surface 22 of the top flange 21 of the insert member around the projection height 53rd is arranged below the panel surface 13 and certainly not protrudes beyond the panel surface 13 from the recess 12.
- the special screw 62 may have on a top of its screw head 64 has a central mark 68 (see Figs. 3 and 11).
- the center mark 68 allows optical verification of the geometrical position of the screw 62 in a fully or partially automated process by optical means (not shown) and, when the screw 62 preassembled the means 40 with the insert 20, also the geometric one Position of the insert 20.
- the center mark 68 is approximately a particularly marked center on a surface of the hexalobular 66 of the screw head 64. On a circle around the hexalobular 66 may be one or more distinguishable markings 69, such as numbering of the individual portions of the wishessechsrunds 66 (see Fig. 11), be provided.
- the markers 69 are each visible in a plan view (see FIG. 11) with optical means (not shown) and allow an optical verification of a rotational angular position of the screw 62 in a fully or partially automated process.
- the depth of the bore 28 and the threaded bore 29 in the insert member 20 as measured from the top surface 22 of the insert member 20 are predetermined and tuned to the length of the screw thread 78 of the special screw 62 and the thickness of a bottom wall (not labeled) of the device 40, more specifically, the distance from the bottom 50 of the device 40 to the stop surface in the opening 46 of the device 40 when the screw thread 78 of the special screw 62 is inserted through the opening 46 of the device 40 and screwed into the threaded hole 29 of the insert 20 , as can be seen in Figures 2 and 5.
- the covering and positioning device 40 according to the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1, 3, 4 and the covering and positioning device 140 shown in FIG. 11 are made of a transparent material, for example C-PET or PMMA. Thereby, the process of filling the filling fluid 15 into the space 16 during filling can be optically or visually observed through the device 40, 140 as needed, as shown in FIG.
- the two smaller, diametrically opposed openings 43 and 44 of the device 40 serve to fill the filling fluid 15 into the space 16 between the Insert element 20 and the boundary 14 of the recess 12.
- the insert element 20 in the preassembled state, ie in the mediated by the connecting element 60 (the special screw 62) connection with the device 40 (see Fig. 7) and 140 in the Recess 12 inserted and centered, the bottom 50 of the device 40 rests on the panel surface 13.
- the outlet opening 106 of the storage container 104 of the automatic dosing machine 102 is brought to the one, then serving as Ein Strukturllöffnu ng opening 43 and 143, respectively.
- the filling fluid 15 is filled from the reservoir 104 into the gap 16, as shown in FIG. 7 indicated.
- the other opening 44 or 144 of the device 40 or 140 dent as an outlet opening 44 and 144, respectively, from the moment when the viscous filling fluid 15 begins to emerge from the outlet opening 44 and 144, respectively, after the intermediate space 16 substantially has been completely filled with the filling fluid 15.
- the viscosity of the filling fluid 15 to be filled ie the cross-sectional area of the outlet opening 106, the cross-sectional area of the filling opening 43 or of the insertion channel 43, is the cross-sectional area of the interspace 16 which is flowed through by the filling fluid during filling, ie the cross-sectional area of the outlet opening 44 or Outlet channel 44 ⁇ and the filling rate of the filling fluid 15, d.
- H the amount of introduced filling fluid 15 per unit time, matched to each other to ensure a brisk Filling the gap 16 with the filling fluid 15.
- the light barrier device 122 comprises, as already mentioned , a side of the outlet channel 44 ⁇ or 144 ⁇ angeord Nete light source 124, such as an LED 125, and with respect to the light source 124 on the opposite side of the outlet channel 44 ⁇ , 144 ⁇ angeord Neten light sensor 126 and required electrical circuits for Supplying the light source 124, reading out the light sensor 126 and generating an output signal when the light barrier device 122 is activated.
- the output signal of the light barrier device 122 is supplied to a metering device which stops the outflow of the filling fluid 15 from the outlet opening 106 of the metering device 102, for example by closing the outlet opening 106.
- the filling fluid 15 is a self-hardening or curable filling fluid.
- the filling fluid 15 may be a self-curing foam or, alternatively, a self-curing or elastic-hardening adhesive.
- the function of the filling fluid 15 is, in the cured state, the insert element 20 firmly, d. H . with a predetermined tensile load capacity to anchor in the recess 12.
- the curing may be accelerated thermally (such as by heating), optically (such as by irradiation of light, infrared or UV radiation), or by otherwise supplying an activation energy necessary for curing.
- the curing time of the filling fluid 15 is usually predetermined by the manufacturer to a self-curing filling fluid ensure complete curing of the filled filling fluid 15.
- the hardening time according to the curing process to be carried out, depending on the method, is also specified according to the manufacturer's instructions. The above with reference to Figs. In any case, the tensile test described in FIG. 8 is carried out only after complete curing of the filling fluid 15 filled into the recess.
- a corresponding timing can be provided, which indicates the end of the curing process or notifies.
- a tensile test for testing the tensile strength of the insert element 20 anchored in the recess 12 is carried out as a quality test, as indicated in FIG. 8.
- the connection between the covering and positioning device 40, 140 and the insert element 20 is achieved by actuating the connecting device 60.
- the device 40 and the connecting device 60 are led away, and the inserted into the recess 12 and by means of the filling fluid 15 there fixed insert member 20 remains in the recess 12, as shown in Fig. 9.
- a panel precursor 11 is not necessarily planar over its entire areal extent.
- a panel precursor 11 generally comprises not just one, but two or more recesses 12, in each of which the insert elements 20 are to be inserted in order to finish the panel product 10.
- a panel precursor 11 or a panel product 10 is to be understood here as a component that is constructed in lightweight construction that is at least partially constructed as a plane-parallel wall with cover layers provided on both wall sides (panel surfaces 13) and at least partially incorporated in the cover layers Recesses 12 is formed.
- a base material 17 is provided, which consists of a plurality of scaffold elements 18, approximately parallel strut surfaces or Verstrebungsstegen, or usually consists of a plurality of hexagonal honeycomb elements.
- the insert member 20 and the connecting member 60 and the special screw 62 can be carried out in the same manner as in the first embodiment.
- the second embodiment is different from that first embodiment by the below-described particular embodiment of the cover and positioning 140th
- the covering and positioning device 140 has at its U nterseite 150 around openings formed there (filling opening 143 and outlet opening 144) around formed channel extensions 143 "and 144", as in the two corresponding detail illustrations of FIG. 10 can be seen.
- the covering and positioning device 140 has at its U nterseite 150 around openings formed there (filling opening 143 and outlet opening 144) around formed channel extensions 143 "and 144", as in the two corresponding detail illustrations of FIG. 10 can be seen.
- the Ein colllöffnu ng 143 of the device 140 on the U nterseite 150 of the outlet of the filling channel 143 ⁇ encircling filling channel extension 143 "formed from the bottom 150 in Fig. 10 down, that is, in the direction to be applied to the insert element 20 protrudes from the underside 150.
- the channel extension 143 "protrudes into the corresponding through hole 23 in the top flange 21.
- a Auslasskanalfortsatz 144 "continues the outlet channel 144 ⁇ in Fig. 10 downwardly and projecting into the respective other through-hole 23 in the upper side flange 21 of the insert member 20.
- the filling channel extension 143 "and the outlet channel extension 144" serve to more easily detach the covering and positioning device 140 from the insert element 20 inserted and fixed in the recess, in particular to better demolition of the hardened filling fluid 15 after or during disassembly (cf.
- channel extensions can also be provided on their underside 50, which are similar to the channel extensions 143 "and 144" of the device shown in FIG 140 are formed according to the second embodiment may be provided.
- the system according to the invention comprises a special screw 62, which may be made of commercially available steel or titanium and having a collar 74, and a covering and positioning means 40, 140 of a transparent material, such as a plastic material such as C- PET or PM MA, and with a constructed as a filling channel 43 ⁇ 143 ⁇ formed fill opening 43, 143 and as outlet 44 ⁇ , 144 ⁇ outlet port 44, 144.
- the device 40, 140 is to m, as described below inserting and fixing the insert member 20 and anchoring it in the recess 12 of the panel precursor 11 by means of a filling fluid 15, such as by lathering.
- the inserted and to be fixed insert member 20 is secured by means of the special screw 62 on the U nterseite 50, 150 of the covering and positioning device 40, 140.
- a symmetrically about a central opening 46, 146 formed in the device 40, 140 opening angeord scribed pair of barbs 47 locks the screw collar 74 of the special screw 62 in the device 40, 140 and thus allows automatic or automated removal of the device 40 from the insert member 20 during disassembly, more specifically after unscrewing the device 40, 140 of the insert member 20th
- the cover and positioning means 40, 140 is a central portion 41, 141 of the device 40 (as shown in the detail drawings of FIGS. 2 and 10) with respect to the edge portion 42, 142 of the device 40 from the bottom 50, 150 offset (in FIGS. 2 and 10 set down), and a projection 52, 152 with a predetermined projection height 53, about 0.03 mm formed.
- the projection 52, 152 of the central portion 41, 141 the insert element 20 in the preassembled, d .h. in the state connected to the device 40, 140 arranged around the projection height 53, 153 deeper in the recess as compared to the panel surface 13. This ensures that the insert member 20 does not protrude from the panel surface 13.
- the special screw 62 has on its screw head 64 on a surface of the hexalobular gear 66 a centric marking 68 (see FIG 3 and 11), which is suitable for a position determination for optical aids or visual observation.
- the special screw 62 is formed on its screw head 64 with an outer hexagon 66.
- those skilled in the art also other head shapes are known, which allows a relatively easy automatable interaction of the screw head with automatic screwdrivers.
- a low-adhesion adhesive film 54, 154 may be applied to prevent slippage of the device 40, 140 or the insert element 20 connected thereto when filling the To prevent filling fluid 15 in the gap 16 of the recess 12 and in the handling of Paneelvor area 11 during the curing of the filling fluid.
- the mechanical interfaces of the covering and positioning device 40, 140 in particular their thickness (the distance from the top 48, 148 to the underside 50, 150), the positions of the filling opening 43, 143 and the outlet opening 44, 144, the Design (shape) of the filling opening 43, 143 at the top 48, 148 (required for the introduction of the metering 102 (such as a foam dispenser) or the seal with the outlet opening 106) for automatically supplying the filling fluid 15 into and through the device 40, 140 through, as well as the shape and The design of the outlet opening 44, 144 on the upper side 48, 148 with the light barrier device 122 to be mounted there must be precisely specified for automation.
- the screw thread 78 of the screw 62 is normalized or adapted to the standard dimensions M4, M5 and M6 of the threaded hole 29 which are customary in the commercially available insert elements 20.
- the shape of the screw head 64 of the screw 62 is standardized in order to avoid frequent tool changes (change of the screw head) Tool 94 and the actuator 92 for the special screw 62) during assembly and disassembly, ie. the screwing operations (see Fig. 8) to avoid.
- the configuration of the handle portion 70 and the screw neck 71 of the screw 62 is normalized to the design of the claimed system for the mechanical tensile load test (applying the fürzugkraft 118 as illustrated in Figure 8). In the second embodiment of FIG.
- the cover and positioner 140 has a side cut 146 extending through the edge portion 142 into the central portion 141 and containing the center of the device.
- the special screw 62 can be easily inserted laterally into the covering and positioning device 140, as shown in FIG.
- the filling channel include ⁇ 143 and the outlet 144 ⁇ respective channel extensions 143 "and 144" (see detail drawings of Fig .10) which protrude in the preassembled state into the corresponding through holes 23 in the flange 21 of the insert member 20th
- a better demolition of the filling fluid 15 such as the foam
- the composite element (comprising the insert element 20) is locked by means of an automatically controlled first arm device 80 (such as a first robot arm) to a first connection gripping device 82 as in FIG illustrated guided to the recess 12 and positioned until the bottom 50 of a device 40 rests on the panel surface 13, wherein the insert member 20 is inserted into the recess 12 and positioned in its intended position. Then, the first connection means 82 of the first arm device 80 fixes the composite element during filling of the filling fluid 15.
- an automatically controlled first arm device 80 such as a first robot arm
- a low-adhesion adhesive film 54, 154 applied on the underside 50, 150 of the device 40, 140 fixes the device 40, 140 on the panel surface 13 by adhesion promotion with the panel surface 13 in the area around the recess 12 around.
- the automatic dosing device 102 (such as a foam dispenser), as shown in FIG. 7, in position, d. H . brought into engagement with the inlet port 43 of the device 40.
- the sensor device 120 such as a light barrier device 122 for monitoring the outlet opening 44 and detecting the escape of filling fluid from the outlet opening 44 at the outlet opening 44, is brought into operation.
- the metering machine 102 is pressed against the inlet opening 43, wherein the outlet opening 106 matures into the filling opening 43 and there abd EST.
- the curing or curing filling fluid such as the self-curing foam.
- the light transmissivity is changed, the light barrier device 122 is activated, the output signal is output and the filling process is completed the change of the output signal stopped.
- the dosing machine 122 is then automatically led away again by means of the third arm device.
- a load tensile test is performed on the inserted into the recess 12 and anchored by the cured filling fluid 15 insert element.
- a fourth arm device 110 with a second connecting gripping device 112 is brought into a position above the composite element with the insert element 20.
- the second connecting gripper 112 packs the special screw 62 on the handle portion 70 (the screw neck 71 below the screw head 64) and urges the educazugkraft 118 in the direction indicated by the arrow 119 (see FIG. 8) direction perpendicular to the panel surface 13 via the special screw 62nd on the insert element 20.
- the exact geometrical position of the rotational symmetry axis of the insert element 20 can also be determined.
- the position of the central marking 68 or the positions of the other markings 68 provided on a circumference of the screw head 64 are determined and evaluated with the aid of an optical measuring method.
- the special screw 62 is unscrewed from the insert element 20 either manually or with the aid of a fully automatic screw device 90, 94.
- the collar 74 comes into contact with the barbs 47 of the device 40 and thereby pulls the device 40 away from the panel surface 13 in the direction of the arrow 119 (see FIG. 8).
- the hardened filling fluid 15 in the perforations 23 of the upper-side flange 21 of the insert element 20 is separated from the filling fluid residues in the filling channel 43 ', 143' and in the outlet channel 44 ', 144', possibly better defined by the channel extensions 143 "and 144".
- the torque is measured during the disassembly process (during the turning of the special screw 62) and recorded its time history. After unscrewing the special screw 62 and removing the device 40, the insert element 20 remains anchored by the cured filling fluid 15 back into the recess 12th
- insert elements 20 are previously used manually in the recesses 12 and foamed, which is laborious, time consuming and costly.
- the filling channels 43 ', 143' provided in the device 40, 140 enable automated and complete filling of the self-hardening filling fluid through a through hole 23 of the insert element into the intermediate space 16 of the recess 12 of the panel precursor 11.
- the outlet channel 44 ', 144 provided sensor device 120, such as the optical light barrier device 122 detects the leakage of the filling fluid through the transparent sealing and positioning means 40, 144 and thereby triggers the termination of the Grefluidzuschreib. This prevents contamination or contamination of the panel product 11 and the tools used in the process, 62, 40, 140, 94, 80, 102, 110 and 90 due to the escape of any excess filling fluid (foam).
- the handle portion 70 (screw neck 71) of the connecting device 60 (the special screw 62) provides a mechanical interface for automatically applying a test load by means of a connection determination device 112 in an automated form.
- the design of the connecting device 60 as a special screw 62 such as an automation simplifying screw head 64 with a hexalobular 66 and a normalized screw thread 78 allows the special screw 62 automatically using a suitable tool 94 (a hexalobular screwdriver 96) in a fully or partially automated process screwed into the threaded hole 29 of the insert member 20 and also can be unscrewed again.
- a suitable tool 94 a hexalobular screwdriver 96
- the device 40, 140 itself is automatically removed from the inserted insert element 20 when the screw 62 is unscrewed (when dismantling the composite element) and effect a clean separation of the fill fluid (foam) residues in the device 40, 140 from the cured fill fluid in (the through holes 23) of the insert.
- the special screw 62 When unscrewing the special screw 62 detects the torque (the time course of the torque recorded), when unscrewing the special screw in a fully or partially automated process and the thread quality of the threaded hole 29 can be verified in the insert 20. Because the special screw 62 is reusable, at least some of the connectors 60 (screw 62) required for automated installation of the insert member 20 in the recess 12 may be reused after use. Due to the structural design or geometric shape of the insert member 20, the sealing and positioning device 40, 140 and the special screw 62 they can be automatically pre-assembled in a fully or partially automated process using a screwdriver as a composite element and also dismantled again ,
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