WO2014137261A1 - Enrouleur à cordon pour appareil de démarrage - Google Patents

Enrouleur à cordon pour appareil de démarrage Download PDF

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WO2014137261A1
WO2014137261A1 PCT/SE2013/050211 SE2013050211W WO2014137261A1 WO 2014137261 A1 WO2014137261 A1 WO 2014137261A1 SE 2013050211 W SE2013050211 W SE 2013050211W WO 2014137261 A1 WO2014137261 A1 WO 2014137261A1
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Pär MARTINSSON
Stefan Kullberg
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Husqvarna Ab
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
    • F02N—STARTING OF COMBUSTION ENGINES; STARTING AIDS FOR SUCH ENGINES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • F02N3/00—Other muscle-operated starting apparatus
    • F02N3/02—Other muscle-operated starting apparatus having pull-cords
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
    • F02N—STARTING OF COMBUSTION ENGINES; STARTING AIDS FOR SUCH ENGINES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • F02N5/00—Starting apparatus having mechanical power storage
    • F02N5/02—Starting apparatus having mechanical power storage of spring type

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  • the present invention relates to a cord drum of a starter apparatus, wherein the cord drum defines an axis of rotation and is adapted for having a starting cord wound in a cord spool portion of the cord drum and the cord spool portion having an inner cord spool wall.
  • the present invention relates to a handheld power tool having the above starter apparatus.
  • coaxial shall be interpreted to permit minor deviations from absolute coaxiality, where such minor deviations have no effect on the desired function of the apparatus.
  • annular shall be interpreted to include also shapes where the border of the annulus is e.g. a regular polygon having e.g. five sides.
  • the function of the spring is to damp shocks from engine compressions, which the operator senses on pulling the starting cord. Also to some extent, the spring when tensioned will give an extra energy input at start to overcome the engine torque.
  • the cord drum comprises a first recess for accommodating a cord knot of the starting cord, said first recess being mainly located radially inside the cord spool portion and being connected to the cord spool portion through a first opening in the inner cord spool wall, the cord drum further comprising a bridge portion at an axial distance from a bottom portion of the first recess.
  • the cord drum has a second recess around the axis of rotation and being mainly located radially inside of the first recess, the second recess for accommodating a torsion spring.
  • a second opening connects the first recess to the second recess, and preferably at least a part of the second opening is located radially closer to the axis than the first opening.
  • the first and second openings at least partially face each other.
  • the bridge portion forms a part of an axially extending projection on a first side of the cord drum.
  • the first recess is located under the bridge portion and also in the projection provided on said first side of the cord drum, so that the bridge portion of the projection forms a limit for the cord knot.
  • the cord knot is prevented from touching the driver. Such a detrimental contact may cause the cord drum and the driver to jam.
  • the projection also forms a part of a pre-tensioning means and a tension limiting means. This, to optimize function, size and weight of the cord drum. To reduce the axial dimensions down, it is preferred that the internal axial width of the cord spool portion is such, that consecutive full turns of the cord are located only radially outside one another.
  • a starter apparatus for an internal combustion engine comprises in addition to the above cord drum:
  • a casing adapted to be attached to a housing enclosing the engine, said casing having a stationary shaft that is coaxial with a rotary axis of a crankshaft of the engine;
  • a rotary driver mounted on the shaft and adapted to operatively engage one end of the crankshaft for transmitting torque thereto, said driver having one side adapted to engage the crankshaft and an opposite side, the opposite side having a recess that is coaxial with the shaft;
  • said cord drum being mounted to be rotary on the shaft and coaxial with the second recess, said starting cord having a free end extending out of the casing;
  • a torsion spring made of a helically wound spring wire, said torsion spring having a first end received in the second recess of the cord drum and a first end of the spring wire attached to the cord drum and a second end received in the recess of the driver and a second end of the spring wire attached to the driver, and
  • a pre-tensioning means providing a desired pre-tension of the torsion spring and/or a tension limiting means limiting a tensioning of the torsion spring upon rotation of the cord drum in relation to the driver.
  • a bottom bore is provided in the second recess of the cord drum for receiving the first end of the spring wire, said first end having an orientation so as to be retained in the bore upon tensioning of the spring.
  • a bore is provided also in the driver for receiving the second end of the spring wire, said second spring wire end having an orientation so as to be retained in the bore upon tensioning of the spring.
  • the pre-tensioning means and the tension limiting means are provided by a protrusion on said opposite side of the rotary driver and said projection of the first side of said cord drum.
  • Each of said projection and protrusion has a front surface and a rear surface with respect to a direction of rotation, the front surface of the projection and the rear surface of the protrusion provides the desired pre-tension of the torsion spring, and the rear surface of the projection and the front surface of the protrusion limits the tensioning of the torsion spring upon rotation of the cord drum in relation to the driver.
  • the driver preferably has an exterior wall from which the protrusion extends radially inward.
  • the relative angular locations, relative to an axis of rotation defined by the cord drum, of the first and second ends of the helical torsion spring, the bores therefore, and the projection and the protrusion of the cord drum and the driver, respectively, are such that a complete axial assembling thereof requires a relative rotation between the cord drum and the driver, which results in a predetermined pre-tensioning of the helical torsion spring.
  • a minimum length of the projection on the cord drum is set by strength considerations, and the projection suitably extends over an angle of 30-270°.
  • the projection on the cord drum and the protrusion of the driver suitably are so dimensioned relative each other that a maximum relative rotation between them is in the range of 120-320° in order to limit the tension in the helical torsion spring to a
  • Fig. 1 is across-sectional view of a preferred embodiment of a starter apparatus according to the present invention connected to a crankshaft of an internal combustion engine.
  • Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the starter apparatus of Fig. 1.
  • Fig. 3 is an exploded perspective view similar to Fig. 2 but viewed from another angle.
  • Fig. 4 is an exploded perspective view of part of the starter apparatus of Fig. 1 and
  • Fig. 5 is a perspective view of a driver included in the starter apparatus of Figs. 1-4.
  • Fig. 6 is a perspective view of the driver of Fig. 5 viewed from an opposite direction.
  • Fig. 7 is a perspective view of a cord drum included in the starter apparatus of Figs. 1-4.
  • Fig. 8 is a perspective view of the cord drum of Fig. 7 viewed from an opposite direction.
  • Fig. 9 is a side view of the cord drum of Figs. 7 and 8.
  • Fig. 10 is a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A in Fig. 9.
  • Fig. 11 is an enlarged sketchy cross-sectional view similar to part of Fig. 10 showing the location of the cord knot in the cord drum.
  • Fig. 12 is a perspective view of the cord drum similar to Fig. 7 showing a stop surface preventing the cord knot from being pulled out of its cord knot recess.
  • the starter apparatus of the present invention is intended to be used for starting a small internal combustion engine of a power tool or other manual work machine.
  • the starter apparatus comprises
  • cord drum 9 for holding a starting cord 10, the cord drum 9 defining an axis of rotation
  • the cord drum 9 of the present invention is adapted for having a starting cord 10 wound in a cord spool portion 21 of the cord drum 9 and the cord spool portion 21 has an inner cord spool wall 22.
  • the cord drum 9 comprises a first recess 16 for accommodating a cord knot 10' of the starting cord 10, said first recess 16 being mainly located radially inside the cord spool portion 21 and being connected to the cord spool portion 21 through a first opening 15b in the inner cord spool wall 22.
  • the cord drum 9 further comprises a bridge portion 23 at an axial distance from a bottom portion of the recess 16 for forming a limit for the cord knot 10'.
  • the starter apparatus shown in the figures comprises a casing 1 that is adapted to be attached by screws (not shown) to an engine housing, such as to a crankcase or a cylinder portion of the engine.
  • the casing 1 has a cantilevered stationary shaft 2 that is coaxial with a rotary axis of the engine crankshaft 30.
  • the rotary driver 3, or hub is mounted at the free end of the shaft 2 .
  • the driver 3 is adapted to operatively engage one end of the crankshaft 30, more precisely a combined flywheel and fan wheel 31 for cooling air on the crankshaft 30, for transmitting torque thereto.
  • the cooling air is drawn in through ventilation openings in the casing 1.
  • a nut 32 shown in Figs. 1 and 4 keeps the flywheel 30 fixed on the crankshaft 30.
  • the driver 3 has teeth, best shown in Figs. 2 and 5, that cooperate with spring-loaded pawls 33, shown in Fig. 4, on the flywheel 31 so as to permit the driver 3 to rotate the flywheel 31 in one direction but not permitting the flywheel 31 to rotate the driver 3 in the same direction.
  • the rotary cord drum 9 is mounted on the shaft 2 and having the axis of rotation z coaxial with the shaft 2, as is shown in fig. 8 and 10.
  • the cord drum 9 and the cord spool portion 21 having an inner cord spool wall 22.
  • a cord drum is a hub sandwiched between two coaxial discs.
  • the drum 9 is adapted to hold the starting cord 10 wound around the cord spool portion 21 of the drum 9 and having a free end extending out of the casing 1 and provided with a handle 11 for an operator.
  • a cord retracting spring 12 is mounted to rotate the cord drum 9 to retract the starting cord 10 after it has been pulled out.
  • the cord retracting spring 12 suitably is mounted in a cassette 25, which is attached to the casing 1 by screws 26. One end of the cord retracting spring 12 is connected to the cassette 25, and the other end is connected to the cord drum 9.
  • a torsion spring 6 made of a helically wound spring wire interconnects the driver 3 and the cord drum 9.
  • the driver 3 has one side adapted to engage the crankshaft 30 and an opposite side, and the opposite side has a protrusion 5, which extends radially inward from an exterior wall 3a of the driver 3, and a preferably annular recess 4 that is coaxial with the shaft 2.
  • one side of said cord drum 9 has a projection 14 and a preferably annular recess 13 that is coaxial with the shaft 2.
  • each of the projection 14 and protrusion 5 has a front surface 14a and 5a, respectively, and a rear surface 14b and 5b, respectively, with respect to a direction of rotation.
  • the torsion spring 6 has a helical body having a first end 7 received in the annular recess 13 of the cord drum 9 and a first end 7' of the spring wire attached to the cord drum 9.
  • a second end 8 of the spring body is received in the annular recess 4 of the driver 3 and has a second end 8' of the spring wire attached to the driver 3.
  • the helical torsion spring 6 makes the starting procedure easier and more user-friendly and ergonomic for the operator.
  • the main function of the spring 6 is to damp shocks felt for overcoming the starting resistance when pulling the starter handle 11, but to some extent, energy stored in the torsion spring 6 will assist in overcoming engine torque.
  • the front surface 14a of the projection 14 and the rear surface 5b of the protrusion 5 cooperate to maintain a desired pre-tension of the torsion spring 6, thereby providing a pre-tensioning means.
  • the rear surface 14b of the projection 14 and the front surface 5a of the protrusion 5 cooperate to limit the maximum tension of the torsion spring 6 upon rotation of the cord drum 9 in relation to the driver 3, thereby providing a tension limiting means.
  • the projection 14 and the protrusion 5 can be configured such that they do not cooperate to maintain a pre-tension of the spring 6.
  • the projection 14 on the cord drum 9 when assembled, the projection 14 on the cord drum 9 is located inside the driver 3 and as a consequence is covered and protected against external influences, such as dirt. This also means that the protrusion 5 will be covered and protected. There is no risk of the protrusion coming in conflict with the spring-loaded pawls 33 on the flywheel 31. Further, since the projection 14 works as a motion limiter against the driver 3, the cord knot 10' (shown in Fig. 11) will lie protected and cannot come into contact with the driver 3.
  • the first spring wire end 7' to be attached to the cord drum 9 is straight or slightly curved and extends parallel to or forms an angle of at most 15°, preferably about 7°, with a longitudinal axis of the helical torsion spring 6, and a bottom bore 19 is provided in the annular recess 13 of the cord drum 9 for receiving the first end 7' of the spring wire, said possible angle having an orientation so as to retain the first spring wire end 7' in the bore 19 upon tensioning of the spring 6.
  • the location of the bottom bore 19 is such that the bore extends through a shoulder 17 provided for attachment of the cord retracting spring 12 to the second side of the cord drum 9.
  • the second spring wire end 8' to be attached to the driver 3 is straight or slightly curved and extends parallel to or forms an angle of at most 15°, preferably about 7°, with a longitudinal axis of the helical torsion spring 6, and a bore 20 is provided in the driver 3 for receiving the second end 8' of the spring wire, said possible angle having an orientation so as to retain the second spring wire end 8' in the bore 20 upon tensioning of the spring 6.
  • the assembling is facilitated.
  • the angular location of the first and second ends 7', 8' of the helical torsion spring 6, the bores 19, 20 therefore, and the projection 14 and the protrusion 5 of the cord drum 9 and the driver 3, respectively, is such that a complete axial assembling thereof requires a relative rotation between the cord drum 9 and the driver 3 resulting in a predetermined pre-tensioning of the helical torsion spring 6.
  • no such relative motion between the cord drum 9 and the driver 3 is needed when assembling, such that no resulting pre-tensioning of the spring 6 is obtained.
  • the projection 14 on the cord drum 9 suitably has the general shape of an arc of a circle that is coaxial with the shaft 2.
  • the cord knot 10' is accommodated in a cord knot recess 16 of the cord drum 9 being mainly located radially inside the cord spool portion 21.
  • the recess 16 has an inner radial opening 15a connecting to the annular recess 13 and an outer radial opening 15b in the cord spool wall 22 connecting to the cord spool portion 21.
  • the inner radial opening 15a and the outer radial opening 15b at least partially face each other.
  • the inner radial opening 15a is large enough to let the cord knot 10' through, whereas the outer radial opening has a size preventing the knot 10' to be pulled through.
  • the recess 16 is located under and also in the arcuate projection 14 on the cord drum 9, so that a bridge portion 23 of the arcuate projection 14 forms a limit for the cord knot 10' at an axial distance from a bottom portion of the recess. I.e., the bottom portion and the bridge portion 23 form spatial limits for the cord knot 10' in opposite axial directions of the cord drum , i.e. along a direction parallel to axis z.
  • the recess 16 is so large that also two axial additional openings 15c and 15d from the recess 16 are formed.
  • a minimum length of the projection 14 is set by strength considerations, and the projection 14 extends over an angle of 30-270°.
  • the arcuate projection 14 on the cord drum 9 and the protrusion 5 of the driver 3 suitably are so dimensioned relative to each other that a maximum relative rotation between them is in the range of 120-320°, typically about 190° in order to limit the tension in the helical torsion spring 6 to a predetermined maximum level.
  • the arcuate projection 14 on the cord drum 9 functions both as a pre-tension limiter and a maximum angular deviation limiter for the helical torsion spring 6, whereby it is possible to use a smaller and more optimized torsion spring with comparable
  • the function of the projection 14 and the cord drum 9 as pretension limiter is optional.
  • the spring when tensioned, to some extent will give an extra energy input at start to overcome the engine torque, the main function of the spring is to damp shocks from engine compressions, which the operator senses on pulling the starting cord.
  • the arcuate projection 14 forms a limiter for the cord knot 10', preventing the cord from jamming against the driver 3.
  • the facing radial openings 15a, 15b in the cord drum 9 facilitate the attaching of the cord 10 to the drum and the making of a knot 10'. The knot can be made before or after the cord being drawn through the radial openings 15a, 15b.
  • the free end of the cord is pushed or drawn in the direction from the inner radial opening 15a out through the outer radial opening 15b.
  • the cord can be wound around the cord drum 9 as shown in Fig. 12.
  • the recess 16 has a stop wall 16' (marked by hatching) for preventing the knot from leaving the recess 16 on pulling the cord 10 to start the engine.
  • a first part of the first opening 15b is arranged in the stop wall 16'.
  • the stop wall 16' and said first part of the first opening 15b are preferably configured such that the cord 10 extends essentially straight in the area of the first opening 15b and through the first part of the first opening 15b when the cord 10 is wound around the spool portion 21 of the cord drum 9.
  • the stop wall 16' preferably has an essentially radial orientation with respect to the axis z, and is essentially parallel with the axis z.
  • said wall 16' deviates less than 30° from a radial orientation with respect to the axis z. Such arrangement has proved favorable also for configurations with no bridge portion 23, and/or where the second opening 15a is optional.
  • the openings 15a, 15b, 15c and 15d further create more space for the knot in the recess 16.
  • This space can e.g. be used for a bigger knot 10', or to provide more radial space for a wider torsion spring, or increase the capacity of the drum.
  • a wider torsion spring can make it possible to reduce the axial extension of the spring while maintaining the same strength, thereby enabling a reduction of the width of the starting apparatus.
  • the illustrated embodiment provides a maximum space for the cord knot 10', and without providing additional material the knot is locked in all directions.
  • Radially inward it is the helical torsion spring 6 that forms a restricting wall member, radially outward it is the edge of the upper and lower circular disk of the cord drum 9. Upward it is the projection 14 of the cord drum, and downward it is the border of the opening in the lower disk.
  • the internal axial width of the cord drum 9 preferably is such, that consecutive full turns of the cord 10 are located only radially outside one another.
  • the cord drum and the starter apparatus of the present invention are applicable to small- sized internal combustion engines mounted on various manual work machines such as portable brush cutters, clearing saws, chainsaws, mowers, backpack brush cutters, power- operated spraying machines, power cutters, engine blowers, dusters, and hedge trimmers. It is especially useful when reduced dimensions are an advantage. Reduced dimensions also give the advantage of reduced weight, which is appreciated by operators.

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Abstract

Appareil de démarrage présentant des dimensions réduites pour moteurs à combustion interne de petite taille montés sur différentes machines de travail manuelles comprenant un enrouleur à cordon de démarrage rotatif (9), un organe d'entraînement rotatif (3) conçu pour entrer fonctionnellement en prise avec une première extrémité du vilebrequin (30) du moteur pour lui transmettre un couple et un ressort de torsion hélicoïdal (6) reliant l'enrouleur à cordon (9) à l'organe d'entraînement (3). L'enrouleur à cordon (9), le ressort de torsion (6) et l'organe d'entraînement (3) sont conçus pour exercer une pré-tension prédéfinie sur le ressort (6) lors de l'assemblage et pour limiter la torsion maximale créée par la rotation de l'enrouleur (9) à cordon par rapport à l'organe d'entraînement (3). L'enrouleur à cordon (9) comprend un évidement (16) destiné à accueillir un nœud (10') de cordon du cordon de démarrage, et l'évidement (16) étant principalement situé radialement à l'intérieur d'une partie bobine de cordon (21) de l'enrouleur (9) de cordon.
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