WO2016032023A1 - Amplitude changing device using gas cylinder - Google Patents
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- E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
- E01C—CONSTRUCTION OF, OR SURFACES FOR, ROADS, SPORTS GROUNDS, OR THE LIKE; MACHINES OR AUXILIARY TOOLS FOR CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIR
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- E01C19/30—Tamping or vibrating apparatus other than rollers ; Devices for ramming individual paving elements
- E01C19/34—Power-driven rammers or tampers, e.g. air-hammer impacted shoes for ramming stone-sett paving; Hand-actuated ramming or tamping machines, e.g. tampers with manually hoisted dropping weight
- E01C19/38—Power-driven rammers or tampers, e.g. air-hammer impacted shoes for ramming stone-sett paving; Hand-actuated ramming or tamping machines, e.g. tampers with manually hoisted dropping weight with means specifically for generating vibrations, e.g. vibrating plate compactors, immersion vibrators
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- the disclosure generally relates to amplitude changing of a compactor using a gas cylinder, and more particularly, to achieve amplitude changing of a compactor with a vibratory roller used in the construction of roads.
- Some vibratory compactors are manufactured with an option of varying the amplitude and frequency of drum vibrations.
- the amplitude of the vibrations is changed through rotating of a mechanical wheel on the side of a drum. Rotating such a mechanical wheel would change the spacing between eccentric masses on an eccentric shaft inside the drum. The more the masses are aligned on one side of the shaft, the greater an impact force is applied onto the ground. The more the eccentric masses are symmetrically distributed around the shaft, the less the impact force is applied onto the ground.
- the frequency and amplitude are set in pairs to produce a specific amount of force.
- the produced force is known as an eccentric or centrifugal force that is applied to a pavement during compaction.
- the centrifugal force generated by the rotation of an eccentric weight in the drum of the compactor can be expressed as:
- m ec r ec is the moment of the eccentric mass
- ⁇ ec is the angular frequency of rotation
- A is the amplitude
- f is the frequency
- a vibratory compactor generates vibration within a drum using an eccentric mass device and variously changes the amplitude of vibration to compact the ground surface.
- Most of the current technologies use mechanical or hydraulic systems in order to change the amplitude of vibration generated by a vibratory compactor. That is, the operator is required to change the setting of the rotating wheel or the location of the eccentric mass in order to obtain desired amplitude of vibration.
- the compactor according to the present disclosure provide a variable amplitude system, in which the amplitude of vibration is changed based on the gas filling amount.
- the vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure comprises an eccentric hub drum, an eccentric shaft penetrating the eccentric hub drum to rotate, a rotatory eccentric gas cylinder connected to the eccentric shaft and generating vibration while rotating within the eccentric hub, a gas regulator for regulating the gas supplied to the gas cylinder, a gas tube forming a route, through which the gas passes along the axis of rotation of the eccentric shaft, and a gas tube bearing for preventing rotation of the gas tube.
- the vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure can change the amount of gas supplied to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder by the gas regulator, and the amplitude of vibration can be changed according to the amount of gas with which the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder is filled.
- Fig. 1 is a vibratory compactor according to a prior art
- Fig. 2 is a schematic view of a vibratory compactor according to an embodiment of the present disclosure
- Fig. 3 is a first cross-sectional view of a vibratory compactor according to an embodiment of the present disclosure
- Fig. 4 is a second cross-sectional view of a vibratory compactor according to an embodiment of the present disclosure
- a rotating roller drum of a compactor can change an impact force according to an eccentric mass, angular frequency of rotation, amplitude, and frequency.
- the amplitude of the roller drum may be differently set according to position and weights of the eccentric mass positioned in the roller drum, and as a result, this may exert an influence on the compact force of the compactor.
- This compactor may also be called a vibratory compactor.
- the vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure is provided with a rotatory eccentric gas cylinder in the roller drum, which enables an operator to easily change the amplitude of vibration that is generated by the roller drum.
- Fig. 1 is a vibratory compactor according to a prior art.
- the conventional technology comprises an eccentric weight and an eccentric shaft within an eccentric hub or an eccentric hub drum.
- the eccentric hub refers to an array of an eccentric shaft, an eccentric hub drum, and an eccentric weight), and its magnification is shown in Fig. 1.
- the magnified portion in Fig. 1 is a cross section of the eccentric hub and shows that the eccentric weight located within the eccentric hub is a mass the inside of which is full.
- the eccentric weight which has a certain mass, is connected to the eccentric shaft and rotates together with the eccentric shaft to generate vibration.
- the vibratory compactor generally changes the location of the eccentric weight as stated above in order to change the amplitude of vibration. That is, as the amplitude of vibration can be changed depending on how far the center of mass of the eccentric weight is apart from the axis of rotation of the eccentric shaft, the location of the eccentric weight is forced to be changed using a mechanical or hydraulic method.
- the vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure suggests a method of changing the amplitude of vibration generated by the vibratory compactor without adding a number of components.
- Fig. 2 is a schematic view of a vibratory compactor according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- Fig. 3 is a first cross-sectional view of a vibratory compactor according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure may comprise general components of a vibratory compactor, i.e., a frame, a roller drum connected to the frame, a propulsion motor, and a drive plate.
- the vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure comprises an eccentric hub drum (50) in the center of drum as confirmed in Fig. 2 and Fig.3.
- the eccentric hub drum may comprise an eccentric shaft and a rotatory eccentric gas cylinder, as stated below.
- the vibratory compactor comprises an eccentric shaft (60) penetrating the eccentric hub drum to rotate.
- the eccentric shaft is connected to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder to allow the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder to rotate.
- the eccentric shaft is generally rotated by a vibration motor, but may rotate using a rotational force from a propulsion motor based on types of vibration compactor and certain designs.
- the vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure comprises a rotatory eccentric gas cylinder (10), which is connected to the eccentric shaft and generates vibration while rotating within the eccentric hub.
- the eccentric weight of a general vibratory compactor is composed of a mss the inside of which is full, but the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder of the vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure is in the shape of a cylinder the inside of which is empty.
- the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder generates vibration while rotating, and thus, can replace the eccentric weight.
- the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder which basically has a cylindrical shape, is opened in the direction that the gas is injected (a first direction) and is closed in the opposite direction (a second direction). That is, the portion connected to the gas tube in the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder is opened.
- the first and second directions of the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder are connected respectively to the eccentric shaft. Specifically, the portion in the first direction connected to the gas tube is sealed and connected to the eccentric shaft to prevent gas leak.
- the gas supplied to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder may general air, or any other types of gas. However, it is preferable that the gas supplied to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder be an inactive gas that does not have a reaction with materials constituting the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder. It is preferable that the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder be made of active materials that do not have a reaction with the supplied gas.
- the vibratory compactor comprises a gas tube (30) forming a route, though which a gas passes along the axis of rotation of the eccentric shaft.
- One end of the gas tube is connected to the first direction opened in the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder, and the other end of the gas tube is connected to a gas regulator, which will be stated below.
- the gas tube is configured to connect the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder to the gas regulator, and thus, the disposition of the route may be changed depending on the locations of the two components.
- the vibratory compactor comprises a gas regulator (40) for regulating the gas supplied to the gas cylinder.
- the gas regulator is connected to the gas tube.
- the gas regulator may be a general gas regulator including a diaphragm and a spring whose tension varies depending on pressure.
- the gas regulator may be disposed wherever rotation and vibration of a drum are not disturbed. However, considering the connection to the gas tube, it is preferable that the gas regulator be not considerably spaced from the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder.
- the vibratory compactor comprises a gas tube bearing (20) for preventing the rotation of the gas tube.
- the gas tube bearing can supply the gas without rotating even when the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder rotates.
- the gas tube extended along the eccentric shaft passes through the gas tube bearing and is connected to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder.
- the vibratory compactor changes the amount of gas supplied to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder by the gas regulator. If the amount of gas with which the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder is filled is changed, the weight of the entire rotatory eccentric gas cylinder will be changed, which results in changing the amplitude of vibration generated in the drum.
- the vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure can regulate the amplitude of vibration only by movement of the gas, which means that the objective of the present disclosure can be achieved without increasing additional components.
- the present disclosure changes the conventional eccentric weight to be in a cylindrical shape and adds only several components for supplying a gas to the cylinder, and thus, provides an apparatus that can easily change vibration of the vibratory compactor without significantly changing the eccentric hub structure of the conventional vibratory compactor.
- Fig. 3 is a first cross-sectional view of a vibratory compactor according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- Fig. 3 illustrates an embodiment of a rotatory eccentric gas cylinder, which is not filled with a gas.
- the weight of the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder will be reduced, and the amplitude of vibration generated by rotation of the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder will be increased.
- the amplitude of vibration generated by the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder can be maximized.
- Fig. 4 is a second cross-sectional view of a vibratory compactor according to an embodiment of the present disclosure
- Fig. 4 illustrates an embodiment of a rotatory eccentric gas cylinder, which is filled with a gas.
- the weight of the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder will be increased, and the amplitude of vibration generated by rotation of the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder will be reduced.
- the amplitude of vibration generated by rotation of the rotary eccentric gas cylinder can be minimized.
Abstract
The vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure comprises an eccentric hub drum, an eccentric shaft penetrating through the eccentric hub drum to rotate, a rotatory eccentric gas cylinder connected to the eccentric shaft and generating vibration while rotating within the eccentric hub, a gas regulator for regulating gas supplied to the gas cylinder, a gas tube forming a route, through which a gas passes along the axis of rotation of the eccentric shaft, and a gas tube bearing for preventing rotation of the gas tube. The vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure can change the amount of gas supplied to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder by the gas regulator, and the amplitude of vibration is changed based on the amount of gas with which the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder is filled.
Description
The disclosure generally relates to amplitude changing of a compactor using a gas cylinder, and more particularly, to achieve amplitude changing of a compactor with a vibratory roller used in the construction of roads.
Some vibratory compactors are manufactured with an option of varying the amplitude and frequency of drum vibrations. The amplitude of the vibrations is changed through rotating of a mechanical wheel on the side of a drum. Rotating such a mechanical wheel would change the spacing between eccentric masses on an eccentric shaft inside the drum. The more the masses are aligned on one side of the shaft, the greater an impact force is applied onto the ground. The more the eccentric masses are symmetrically distributed around the shaft, the less the impact force is applied onto the ground. Usually, the frequency and amplitude are set in pairs to produce a specific amount of force. The produced force is known as an eccentric or centrifugal force that is applied to a pavement during compaction. The centrifugal force generated by the rotation of an eccentric weight in the drum of the compactor can be expressed as:
where mecrec is the moment of the eccentric mass, ωec is the angular frequency of rotation, A is the amplitude, and f is the frequency.
There is a strong desire from the market for a means for allowing a vibratory roller to change the amplitude while the compaction machine is operating. However, in order to use two eccentric shaft systems (inner and outer eccentric shafts that move relative to each other to change the amplitude), an operator should get off the compaction machine and manually change the amplitude if more than two amplitude settings are desired. As a result, this inconvenience causes inefficiency and there is a necessity for finding a new way to adjust and manage the variable amplitude setting.
A vibratory compactor generates vibration within a drum using an eccentric mass device and variously changes the amplitude of vibration to compact the ground surface. Most of the current technologies use mechanical or hydraulic systems in order to change the amplitude of vibration generated by a vibratory compactor. That is, the operator is required to change the setting of the rotating wheel or the location of the eccentric mass in order to obtain desired amplitude of vibration.
Contrary to the conventional technologies using mechanical or hydraulic methods, the compactor according to the present disclosure provide a variable amplitude system, in which the amplitude of vibration is changed based on the gas filling amount. The vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure comprises an eccentric hub drum, an eccentric shaft penetrating the eccentric hub drum to rotate, a rotatory eccentric gas cylinder connected to the eccentric shaft and generating vibration while rotating within the eccentric hub, a gas regulator for regulating the gas supplied to the gas cylinder, a gas tube forming a route, through which the gas passes along the axis of rotation of the eccentric shaft, and a gas tube bearing for preventing rotation of the gas tube.
The vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure can change the amount of gas supplied to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder by the gas regulator, and the amplitude of vibration can be changed according to the amount of gas with which the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder is filled.
Fig. 1 is a vibratory compactor according to a prior art;
Fig. 2 is a schematic view of a vibratory compactor according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;
Fig. 3 is a first cross-sectional view of a vibratory compactor according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;
Fig. 4 is a second cross-sectional view of a vibratory compactor according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;
The foregoing description of the embodiments of the present disclosure has been presented for the purpose of illustration, but it is not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the present disclosure to the precise forms disclosed. Persons skilled in the related art can appreciate that many modifications and variations are possible in light of the above teachings. It is therefore intended that the scope of the invention be limited not by this detailed description, but rather by the claims appended hereto.
As described above in the background art, a rotating roller drum of a compactor can change an impact force according to an eccentric mass, angular frequency of rotation, amplitude, and frequency. Among them, the amplitude of the roller drum may be differently set according to position and weights of the eccentric mass positioned in the roller drum, and as a result, this may exert an influence on the compact force of the compactor. This compactor may also be called a vibratory compactor. The vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure is provided with a rotatory eccentric gas cylinder in the roller drum, which enables an operator to easily change the amplitude of vibration that is generated by the roller drum.
Fig. 1 is a vibratory compactor according to a prior art.
The conventional technology comprises an eccentric weight and an eccentric shaft within an eccentric hub or an eccentric hub drum. The eccentric hub refers to an array of an eccentric shaft, an eccentric hub drum, and an eccentric weight), and its magnification is shown in Fig. 1. The magnified portion in Fig. 1 is a cross section of the eccentric hub and shows that the eccentric weight located within the eccentric hub is a mass the inside of which is full. The eccentric weight, which has a certain mass, is connected to the eccentric shaft and rotates together with the eccentric shaft to generate vibration.
The vibratory compactor generally changes the location of the eccentric weight as stated above in order to change the amplitude of vibration. That is, as the amplitude of vibration can be changed depending on how far the center of mass of the eccentric weight is apart from the axis of rotation of the eccentric shaft, the location of the eccentric weight is forced to be changed using a mechanical or hydraulic method.
However, such method is complicated, and thus, requires a number of additional mechanical components. Accordingly, the vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure suggests a method of changing the amplitude of vibration generated by the vibratory compactor without adding a number of components..
Fig. 2 is a schematic view of a vibratory compactor according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. Fig. 3 is a first cross-sectional view of a vibratory compactor according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
The vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure may comprise general components of a vibratory compactor, i.e., a frame, a roller drum connected to the frame, a propulsion motor, and a drive plate. The vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure comprises an eccentric hub drum (50) in the center of drum as confirmed in Fig. 2 and Fig.3. The eccentric hub drum may comprise an eccentric shaft and a rotatory eccentric gas cylinder, as stated below.
The vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure comprises an eccentric shaft (60) penetrating the eccentric hub drum to rotate. The eccentric shaft is connected to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder to allow the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder to rotate. The eccentric shaft is generally rotated by a vibration motor, but may rotate using a rotational force from a propulsion motor based on types of vibration compactor and certain designs.
The vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure comprises a rotatory eccentric gas cylinder (10), which is connected to the eccentric shaft and generates vibration while rotating within the eccentric hub. The eccentric weight of a general vibratory compactor is composed of a mss the inside of which is full, but the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder of the vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure is in the shape of a cylinder the inside of which is empty. The rotatory eccentric gas cylinder generates vibration while rotating, and thus, can replace the eccentric weight. The rotatory eccentric gas cylinder, which basically has a cylindrical shape, is opened in the direction that the gas is injected (a first direction) and is closed in the opposite direction (a second direction). That is, the portion connected to the gas tube in the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder is opened.
The first and second directions of the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder are connected respectively to the eccentric shaft. Specifically, the portion in the first direction connected to the gas tube is sealed and connected to the eccentric shaft to prevent gas leak.
The gas supplied to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder may general air, or any other types of gas. However, it is preferable that the gas supplied to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder be an inactive gas that does not have a reaction with materials constituting the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder. It is preferable that the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder be made of active materials that do not have a reaction with the supplied gas.
The vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure comprises a gas tube (30) forming a route, though which a gas passes along the axis of rotation of the eccentric shaft. One end of the gas tube is connected to the first direction opened in the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder, and the other end of the gas tube is connected to a gas regulator, which will be stated below. The gas tube is configured to connect the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder to the gas regulator, and thus, the disposition of the route may be changed depending on the locations of the two components. For example, in an embodiment, a portion connected to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder (a first portion), of the entire length of the gas tube, forms a route extended along the axis of rotation of the eccentric shaft, whereas apportion connected to the gas regulator (a second portion) may form a route perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the eccentric shaft. That is, the route of the gas tube may be variously formed depending on the location where the gas regulator is disposed in the vibratory compactor.
The vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure comprises a gas regulator (40) for regulating the gas supplied to the gas cylinder. The gas regulator is connected to the gas tube. The gas regulator may be a general gas regulator including a diaphragm and a spring whose tension varies depending on pressure. The gas regulator may be disposed wherever rotation and vibration of a drum are not disturbed. However, considering the connection to the gas tube, it is preferable that the gas regulator be not considerably spaced from the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder.
The vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure comprises a gas tube bearing (20) for preventing the rotation of the gas tube. The gas tube bearing can supply the gas without rotating even when the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder rotates. The gas tube extended along the eccentric shaft passes through the gas tube bearing and is connected to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder.
The vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure changes the amount of gas supplied to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder by the gas regulator. If the amount of gas with which the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder is filled is changed, the weight of the entire rotatory eccentric gas cylinder will be changed, which results in changing the amplitude of vibration generated in the drum.
It has an advantage of changing the amplitude of vibration of the vibratory compactor without other mechanical or hydraulic mechanism. That is, the vibratory compactor according to the present disclosure can regulate the amplitude of vibration only by movement of the gas, which means that the objective of the present disclosure can be achieved without increasing additional components. Furthermore, the present disclosure changes the conventional eccentric weight to be in a cylindrical shape and adds only several components for supplying a gas to the cylinder, and thus, provides an apparatus that can easily change vibration of the vibratory compactor without significantly changing the eccentric hub structure of the conventional vibratory compactor.
Fig. 3 is a first cross-sectional view of a vibratory compactor according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Fig. 3 illustrates an embodiment of a rotatory eccentric gas cylinder, which is not filled with a gas.
If the amount of gas supplied to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder is reduced by the gas regulator, the weight of the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder will be reduced, and the amplitude of vibration generated by rotation of the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder will be increased.
Preferably, if the gas is released from the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder, which is under a gas empty condition, the amplitude of vibration generated by the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder can be maximized.
Fig. 4 is a second cross-sectional view of a vibratory compactor according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;
Fig. 4 illustrates an embodiment of a rotatory eccentric gas cylinder, which is filled with a gas.
If the amount of gas supplied to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder is reduced by the gas regulator, the weight of the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder will be increased, and the amplitude of vibration generated by rotation of the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder will be reduced.
Preferably, if the gas is supplied to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder, which is under a gas full condition, the amplitude of vibration generated by rotation of the rotary eccentric gas cylinder can be minimized.
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- A vibratory compactor comprising:an eccentric hub drum;an eccentric shaft, which penetrates through the eccentric hub drum to rotate;a rotatory eccentric gas cylinder, which is connected to the eccentric shaft and generates vibrations while rotating within the eccentric hub;a gas tube, which is connected to one side of the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder and forms a route through which a gas passes along an axis of rotation of the eccentric shaft;a gas regulator, which is connected to the gas tube and regulates a gas supplied to the gas cylinder; anda gas tube bearing for preventing rotation of the gas tube,wherein the amplitude of vibration generated in the drum is changed based on the amount of gas supplied to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder by the gas regulator.
- The vibratory compactor of Claim 1,wherein the amplitude of vibration generated by rotation of the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder is increased in case the amount of gas supplied to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder by the gas regulator is reduced.
- The vibratory compactor of Claim 1,wherein the amplitude of vibration generated by rotation of the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder is maximized in case the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder is under a gas empty condition by releasing the gas from the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder.
- The vibratory compactor of Claim 1,wherein the amplitude of vibration generated by rotation of the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder is reduced in case of the amount of gas supplied to the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder by the gas regulator is increased.
- The vibratory compactor of Claim 1,wherein the amplitude of vibration generated by rotation of the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder is minimized in case the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder is under a gas full condition by filling the rotatory eccentric gas cylinder with gas.
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