WO2018199143A1 - ショベル、ショベル管理装置、及びショベル管理支援装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a shovel, a shovel management device, and a shovel management support device.
- Patent Document 1 An apparatus for recording fuel consumption of a construction machine is known (see Patent Document 1).
- This device determines whether the work content is excavating work or loading work, and records the fuel consumption according to the work content. Specifically, when the ratio of the operation single operation time to the operation time is larger than the threshold, it is determined that the digging operation is performed, and when the ratio is equal to or less than the threshold, it is determined that the loading operation is performed.
- the working time is a time obtained by subtracting the non-operating time and the traveling single operating time from the operating time of the engine.
- the no-operation time is the time during which no operation signal is input from the operating device while the engine is operating.
- the traveling independent operation time is a time when only an operation signal to the traveling device is input while the engine is operating.
- the work alone operation time is a time when only an operation signal to the work device is input while the engine is operating. This device determines that the engine is in operation if the actual rotation number of the engine is equal to or higher than the threshold, and determines that the engine is stopped if the actual rotation number of the engine is less than the threshold. There is no need to calculate the fuel consumption separately for the set rotational speed of.
- the fuel consumption largely fluctuates according to the setting of the engine speed even if the work content is the same. Therefore, even if the fuel consumption is recorded separately for the work content without considering the difference in engine rotational speed, accurate fuel consumption information can not be obtained.
- light load work may be performed in a state in which the set rotational speed of the engine is set high, and heavy load work is performed in a state in which the set rotational speed of the engine is set relatively low.
- the fuel consumption is deteriorated due to the imbalance between the set rotational speed of the engine and the size of the load, but such a situation occurs in the configuration in which the fuel consumption is calculated according to the work content. I can not understand that.
- a shovel management device includes a shovel including a lower traveling body, an upper revolving body mounted on the lower traveling body via a pivoting mechanism, and an excavating attachment attached to the upper revolving body.
- a shovel management device for managing comprising: a state acquisition unit for acquiring operation mode information indicating fuel consumption information on fuel consumption of the shovel and operation mode of the shovel set by the operator; And an information aggregating unit for aggregating each information.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic side view showing a configuration example of a shovel (excavator) 50 as a construction machine to which the present invention is applied.
- the upper swing body 3 is mounted on the lower traveling body 1 of the shovel 50 via the turning mechanism 2.
- a boom 4 is attached to the upper swing body 3, an arm 5 is attached to the tip of the boom 4, and a bucket 6 is attached to the tip of the arm 5.
- the boom 4, the arm 5 and the bucket 6 constitute a digging attachment, and are hydraulically driven by the boom cylinder 7, the arm cylinder 8 and the bucket cylinder 9 respectively.
- the upper revolving superstructure 3 is provided with a cabin 10 and a power source such as an engine.
- a direction information acquisition device 32 for acquiring direction information on the direction of the shovel 50 and an operation state information acquisition device 34 for acquiring operation state information on the operation state of the shovel 50 are mounted.
- the control device 30, the storage device 35, the display device 37, and the work mode information acquisition device 38 are mounted inside the cabin 10, and the main body position information acquisition device 31 and the communication device 36 are mounted on the ceiling of the cabin 10. It is done.
- the excavation attachment is mounted with a posture information acquisition device 33 that acquires posture information on the posture of the excavation attachment.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing a configuration example of a management system 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the management system 100 mainly includes a shovel 50, a base station 21, a server 22, and a communication terminal 23.
- the communication terminal 23 includes a mobile communication terminal 23a, a fixed communication terminal 23b, and the like.
- the base station 21, the server 22, and the communication terminal 23 are connected to one another through a communication network 20 such as the Internet.
- a communication network 20 such as the Internet.
- Each of the shovel 50, the base station 21, the server 22, and the communication terminal 23 may be one or more.
- the base station 21 is a fixed facility that receives information transmitted by the shovel 50, and transmits and receives information to and from the shovel 50 through, for example, satellite communication, mobile phone communication, and short-range wireless communication.
- the server 22 is an example of a shovel management device that stores and manages information transmitted by the shovel 50.
- the server 22 is, for example, a computer including a CPU, a ROM, a RAM, an input / output interface, and the like. Specifically, the server 22 acquires and stores the information received by the base station 21 through the communication network 20, and manages so that the operator (administrator) can refer to the stored information as needed.
- the shovel management device may be configured by a plurality of servers 22. In the present embodiment, the shovel management device is configured by five servers 22 installed at five different places.
- the communication terminal 23 is an example of a shovel management support device that supports management of the shovel 50 by providing information stored in the server 22 to an operator (administrator), and, for example, a CPU, a ROM, a RAM, and an input / output. It is a computer provided with an interface, an input device, a display and the like. Specifically, the communication terminal 23 accesses the server 22 through the communication network 20 so that an operator (administrator) can view information on the shovel 50.
- FIG. 3 is schematic which shows the structural example of the management apparatus 150 mounted in the shovel 50 which concerns on the Example of this invention.
- the management device 150 mainly includes a control device 30, a body position information acquisition device 31, a direction information acquisition device 32, a posture information acquisition device 33, an operation state information acquisition device 34, a storage device 35, a communication device 36, a display device 37, And a work mode information acquisition device 38.
- the control device 30 is a device that controls the operation of the management device 150, and is, for example, a computer including a CPU, a RAM, a ROM, and the like. Specifically, control device 30 reads a program corresponding to each functional element of state calculation unit 300, work content estimation unit 301, and work amount estimation unit 302 from the ROM and loads it onto RAM, and corresponds to each functional element. Make the CPU execute the process. Control device 30 stores the information obtained by each functional element in the RAM.
- the control device 30 receives information from the main body position information acquisition device 31, the orientation information acquisition device 32, the posture information acquisition device 33, the operation state information acquisition device 34, and the work mode information acquisition device 38.
- the control device 30 associates the input information with the acquisition time (input time) of the information and stores the information in the RAM. Thereafter, the control device 30 controls the communication device 36 to transmit the information stored in the RAM to the server 22. Thereby, the information input to the control device 30 and the information generated based on the information are transmitted to the server 22.
- the control device 30 may transmit the information stored in the RAM every predetermined time (for example, every one minute or every one hour), may transmit it at a predetermined time, or have a predetermined timing (for example, , Or the timing at which the engine is stopped, or the timing at which the work mode described later is changed.
- the control device 30 may store the above information in the storage device 35.
- the main body position information acquisition device 31 acquires main body position information on the position of the construction machine main body.
- the main body position information acquisition device 31 receives a signal output by a GPS satellite through a GPS antenna by a GPS (Global Positioning System) receiver and receives main body position information (for example, latitude, longitude, altitude) ) Is a GPS device that measures and calculates.
- the body position information acquisition device 31 is mounted on the ceiling of the cabin 10, acquires body position information corresponding to a reference position (for example, a turning center) of the shovel 50, and acquires the body position The information is output to the control device 30.
- the direction information acquisition device 32 acquires direction information on the direction of the construction machine.
- the direction information acquisition device 32 is a geomagnetic sensor that acquires the direction (orientation) of the shovel 50 with the side at which the excavation attachment is positioned as the front side, and outputs the detected direction information to the control device 30.
- the orientation information acquisition device 32 may be another GPS device mounted at a position on the shovel 50 different from the installation position of the GPS device as the main body position information acquisition device 31. This is because the direction of the shovel 50 can be identified based on the position information acquired by each of the two GPS devices.
- the orientation information acquisition device 32 may have a function of acquiring the inclination of the construction machine relative to the horizontal plane in the extension direction of the excavation attachment. Specifically, the direction information acquisition device 32 outputs not only the two-dimensional direction information of the shovel 50 but also the output of the inclination sensor that measures the inclination of the shovel 50 with respect to the horizontal surface (hereinafter referred to as "inclination information"). May additionally be used to obtain three-dimensional orientation information including the degree of inclination to the horizontal plane.
- the posture information acquisition device 33 acquires posture information on the posture of the construction machine.
- the posture information acquisition device 33 is, for example, a sensor for acquiring posture information of the excavating attachment of the shovel 50.
- a sensor for acquiring posture information is a boom angle sensor 33a (see FIG. 1) that detects the inclination of the boom 4 with respect to the upper swing body 3 and an arm angle that detects the inclination of the arm 5 with respect to the boom 4
- a sensor 33 b (see FIG. 1) and a bucket angle sensor 33 c (see FIG. 1) that detects the inclination of the bucket 6 with respect to the arm 5 are included.
- the posture information includes the position of the tip of the bucket 6, the turning radius of the drilling attachment, and the like.
- the posture information acquisition device 33 outputs the acquired posture information to the control device 30.
- the boom angle sensor 33a, the arm angle sensor 33b, and the bucket angle sensor 33c are an acceleration sensor, a gyro sensor, a potentiometer using a variable resistor, a stroke sensor for detecting a stroke amount of a corresponding hydraulic cylinder, and rotation around a connecting pin It may be a rotary encoder or the like that detects an angle.
- each of the boom angle sensor 33a, the arm angle sensor 33b, and the bucket angle sensor 33c is configured by a combination of an acceleration sensor and a gyro sensor.
- the operating state information acquisition device 34 acquires operating state information.
- the "operation state information" is information on the operation of the construction machine, for example, oil pressure information on the state of the construction machine's oil pressure system, engine information on the construction machine's engine state, and abnormality information on the construction machine's abnormality Including.
- the hydraulic pressure information includes, for example, the discharge pressure of a hydraulic pump (not shown), the discharge flow rate of the hydraulic pump, hydraulic oil between hydraulic pump and hydraulic cylinder such as boom cylinder 7, arm cylinder 8, and bucket cylinder 9 It includes a command (for example, a lever operation amount) to a control valve (not shown) that controls the flow, a pressure of hydraulic fluid in a hydraulic actuator, and the like.
- the engine information includes, for example, the temperature of coolant of the radiator, boost pressure of a turbocharger attached to the engine, output torque, engine speed, fuel injection amount (fuel consumption amount), intake air amount, and the like.
- the abnormality information includes, for example, an abnormality in the electrical system of the engine, an abnormality in the battery charging, an abnormality in the coolant, an abnormality in the pressure of the engine oil, an overheating of the engine, and the like.
- the operation state information acquisition device 34 is a pressure sensor 34a (see FIG. 1) that detects the discharge pressure of the hydraulic pump, and an engine speed sensor 34b (see FIG. 1) that detects the number of engine revolutions. And a fuel injection amount sensor 34c (see FIG. 1) for detecting the fuel injection amount.
- the storage device 35 is a device for storing various information.
- the storage device 35 is, for example, a non-volatile storage medium such as a flash memory, and is desirably removable through a dedicated plug in the cabin 10.
- the communication device 36 is a device that controls communication between the construction machine and the outside.
- the communication device 36 realizes transmission and reception of information between the shovel 50 and the server 22 at a remote place, for example, through satellite communication. Specifically, the communication device 36 transmits the information stored in the storage device 35 to the server 22 through the base station 21.
- the communication device 36 may realize exchange of information between the shovel 50 and the base station 21 through a mobile phone network, a short range radio communication network, or the like.
- the communication device 36 stores main body position information, direction information, posture information, operation state information, state calculation information, work mode information, work content information, and ground stored in the RAM of the control device 30 according to an instruction from the control device 30.
- the amount information is sent to the server 22.
- the display device 37 displays various information.
- the display device 37 is a liquid crystal display installed in the cabin 10.
- the work mode information acquisition device 38 acquires work mode information indicating the work mode of the construction machine.
- the work mode is a mode that determines the output characteristics of the construction machine.
- the work mode is an operation mode of the shovel 50 prepared in advance according to the work load, and corresponds to the set rotation speed of the engine.
- the operation mode is set by the operator operating a mode switching mechanism (not shown) provided in the cabin 10. When the operator sets the work mode, the engine speed is controlled to match the set rotation speed corresponding to the set work mode.
- the work mode information acquisition device 38 is, for example, a sensor for detecting an operation on a mode switching mechanism provided in the cabin 10.
- the work modes include A mode for low workload, H mode for moderate workload, and SP mode for high workload.
- the set rotation speed corresponding to the A mode is 1500 rpm
- the set rotation speed corresponding to the H mode is 1700 rpm
- the set rotation speed corresponding to the SP mode is 1800 rpm.
- the work mode information acquisition device 38 outputs the acquired work mode information to the control device 30.
- the work mode is not only set by the mode switching mechanism, but may be set by the operator's voice when the controller has a voice identification function.
- the output characteristics of the hydraulic pump may be changed in response to the change of the setting of the work mode.
- the output characteristics of the hydraulic circuit can be changed by changing the output characteristics of the engine and the output characteristics of the hydraulic pump.
- control device 30 Next, various functional elements in control device 30 will be described.
- the state calculation unit 300 calculates various types of information based on the main body position information, the orientation information, the attitude information, the operation state information, and the like stored in the RAM of the control device 30.
- the various information includes load factor information and fuel consumption information.
- the load factor information includes the load factor of the engine, and the fuel consumption information is an instantaneous fuel consumption that is a fuel injection amount per unit time, an average fuel consumption that is an average value of a plurality of instantaneous fuel consumptions in a predetermined period, and a fuel injection amount in a target period Including subtotals.
- the state calculation unit 300 can calculate the load factor of the engine based on, for example, the engine speed and the intake air amount included in the engine information.
- the state calculation unit 300 can calculate, for example, instantaneous fuel consumption, average fuel consumption, and the like based on the fuel injection amount included in the engine information.
- the state calculation unit 300 stores the calculated various information in the RAM.
- the work content estimation unit 301 estimates the work content of the shovel 50 based on the main body position information, the direction information, the posture information, the operation state information, and the like stored in the RAM of the control device 30.
- the work content includes, for example, idling, traveling, digging, ground leveling, crane work, lifting magnet work, and the like.
- the work content estimation unit 301 can, for example, estimate work content such as idling and traveling based on engine information included in the operation state information.
- the work content estimation unit 301 can estimate work content such as traveling based on the body position information.
- the work content estimation unit 301 can calculate the trajectory of the bucket 6 based on the direction information and the posture information, and can estimate the work content such as excavation and ground preparation based on the obtained trajectory.
- the work content estimation unit 301 can estimate work content such as excavation and ground leveling based on hydraulic pressure information (such as pilot pressure) included in the operation state information.
- hydraulic pressure information such as pilot pressure
- the work content estimation unit 301 may acquire the work content selected by the setting switch as the estimation result.
- the work content estimation unit 301 stores work content information indicating the estimated work content in the RAM.
- the work amount estimation unit 302 estimates the amount of soil as a work amount excavated by the shovel 50 based on the main body position information, the direction information, the posture information, the operation state information and the like stored in the storage device 35.
- the work amount estimation unit 302 detects the digging start point based on, for example, hydraulic pressure information (such as cylinder pressure) included in the operation state information, and the trajectory of the bucket 6 after the start point is detected based on the direction information and the posture information.
- the amount of soil can be estimated based on the calculated and obtained trajectories.
- the work volume estimation unit 302 may estimate the soil volume using the estimation result of the work content estimation unit 301.
- the work amount estimation unit 302 stores, in the RAM, soil amount information indicating the estimated amount of soil.
- the work amount estimation unit 302 may estimate the amount of soil by detecting changes in topography before and after excavation using a camera, a laser, Lidar or the like.
- the work amount estimation unit 302 may estimate the sediment weight (weight) instead of the soil amount (volume) as the work amount. This is because the amount of loading of the dump that loads the soil is regulated by weight.
- the work amount estimation unit 302 may estimate a suspension load amount (weight) as the work amount.
- the sediment weight and the suspension load amount are estimated based on at least one of the boom cylinder pressure, the posture sensor, and the arm cylinder pressure.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic view showing a configuration example of the server 22 according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- the server 22 mainly includes a control device 24, a storage device 25, a communication device 26, and a display device 27.
- the control device 24 is a device that controls the operation of the server 22 and is, for example, a computer including a CPU, a RAM, a ROM, and the like. Specifically, the control device 24 reads a program corresponding to each functional element of the state acquisition unit 245, the work content information acquisition unit 246, the soil amount information acquisition unit 247, the information aggregation unit 248, and the display unit 249 from the ROM. Load it into RAM and let the CPU execute processing corresponding to each functional element.
- the storage device 25 is a device for storing various information.
- the storage device 25 is, for example, a non-volatile storage medium such as an HDD.
- the communication device 26 is a device that controls communication between the server 22 and the outside.
- the communication device 26 realizes transmission and reception of information between the server 22 and the shovel 50 at a remote location, for example, through satellite communication. Specifically, the communication device 26 receives the information transmitted by the shovel 50 via the base station 21.
- the communication device 26 may realize exchange of information between the server 22 and the base station 21 through a cellular phone network, a short range radio communication network, or the like.
- the display device 27 is a device that displays various information.
- the display device 27 is a liquid crystal display installed in a management facility of the shovel 50.
- control device 24 Next, various functional elements in the control device 24 will be described.
- the state acquisition unit 245 acquires the main body position information, the direction information, the posture information, the operation state information, the work mode information, the load factor information, the fuel consumption information, etc. transmitted by the shovel 50 via the communication device 26, and serves as history information. It is stored in the storage unit 25.
- the state acquisition unit 245 may calculate the load factor based on the output torque, the engine speed, and the like.
- the state acquisition unit 245 may calculate the fuel consumption information based on the fuel injection amount and the like.
- the work content information acquisition unit 246 acquires the work content information transmitted by the shovel 50 via the communication device 26, and stores the acquired work content information as history information in the storage device 25.
- the soil mass information acquisition unit 247 acquires the soil mass information transmitted by the shovel 50 via the communication device 26, and stores the acquired soil mass information in the storage device 25 as history information.
- the information aggregation unit 248 aggregates the fuel consumption information stored in the storage device 25 for each work mode.
- the information aggregation unit 248 may aggregate the history information for each work mode and for each load factor.
- the information totaling unit 248 may totalize the history information for each work mode and for each work content. In any case, the fuel consumption information is collected for each work mode.
- the information totaling unit 248 may totalize the fuel consumption information for each predetermined time, or may total at a predetermined time, or at a predetermined timing (for example, at a timing requested by the operator (manager)). It may be tabulated.
- the range (aggregation period) of the fuel consumption information to be aggregated by the information aggregation unit 248 can be set arbitrarily.
- the information aggregation unit 248 stores the aggregation result in the storage device 25.
- the display unit 249 causes the display device 27 to display various types of history information stored in the storage device 25 and the counting result generated by the information counting unit 248 in response to a request from the operator (administrator).
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an example of processing of the server 22.
- the information aggregation unit 248 periodically determines whether the aggregation timing has arrived (step S101). If the aggregation timing has not arrived (NO in step S101), the information aggregation unit 248 waits until the next determination time. When the server 22 receives information from the shovel 50 during this standby period (YES in step S102), the control device 24 stores the received information in the storage device 25 as history information.
- the server 22 when the server 22 receives body position information, direction information, attitude information, operation state information, work mode information, load factor information, fuel consumption information, work content information, soil content information, etc., the received information is received. It is stored in the storage device 25 as history information.
- the control device 24 repeatedly executes the processing of steps S101 to S103 until the aggregation timing comes.
- the storage device 25 stores body position information, direction information, attitude information, operation state information, work mode information, load factor information, fuel efficiency information, work content information, and soil amount information as history information. .
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of the history information stored in the storage device 25.
- main body position information, direction information, posture information, operation state information, load factor information, work mode information, work content information, and soil amount information are included as history information.
- the body position information is the latitude and longitude of the shovel 50.
- the orientation information is the azimuth angle of the shovel 50.
- time is an acquisition time of information.
- Posture information is an angle that represents the posture of the shovel 50.
- the operating condition information is a fuel injection amount for one second
- the load factor information is a load factor of the engine.
- the acquisition time is 10:00:00
- the body position is 36 ° 00'00 "N and 140 ° 00'00" E
- the direction is 90 °
- the attitude is 40 °
- the fuel injection amount is 0.3mL
- the work mode is H mode
- the work content is digging
- the soil volume is 0 m 3 .
- the history information as shown in FIG. 6 is accumulated in the storage device 25 until the aggregation timing comes.
- the interval of acquisition time of each information is not limited to one second. The interval of acquisition time of each information may be different.
- the information aggregation unit 248 divides the history information stored in the storage device for each work mode (step S104). Thereby, various information (for example, fuel consumption information) is divided for each work mode.
- the information totaling unit 248 totals, for each load factor, various types of information (for example, fuel consumption information) divided for each work mode (step S105). Specifically, the information aggregation unit 248 divides the history information divided for each work mode into each load factor range (for example, every 10%), and sums up the fuel consumption information included in the divided history information Do. Thus, the fuel consumption information is aggregated for each work mode and for each load factor.
- the information totaling unit 248 may totalize the period (cumulative time) of the history information for each work mode and for each load factor.
- the information totaling unit 248 may totalize the soil volume information for each work mode, or may total for every work mode and every load factor.
- the information aggregation unit 248 aggregates various information (for example, fuel consumption information) divided for each work mode for each work content (step S106). Specifically, the information aggregation unit 248 divides the history information divided for each work mode into work contents, and sums up the fuel consumption information included in the divided history information. Thus, the fuel consumption information is aggregated for each work mode and for each work content.
- the information totaling unit 248 may totalize the period (cumulative time) of the history information for each work mode and for each work content.
- the information totaling unit 248 may totalize the soil volume information for each work mode, or may total for each work mode and each work content.
- the information aggregation unit 248 stores the aggregation result obtained in steps S105 and S106 in the storage device 25 (step S107).
- the display unit 249 displays the counting result stored in the storage device 25 on the display device 27 in a predetermined format.
- FIG. 7 is a view showing an example of the counting result displayed on the display device 27.
- the tabulation result of FIG. 7 is a tabulation result for each work mode and each load factor, and the tabulation period is a period during which the shovel was in operation on July 20, 2016.
- the fuel consumption information is a subtotal of the fuel injection amount in the related period, and the load factor range is "25% or less", “50% or less”, “75% or less", and "100% or less"
- the soil volume is summarized for each work mode.
- “25% or less” is a range of 0% to 25%
- “50% or less” is a range of more than 25% to 50% or less
- “75% or less” is a range of more than 50% to 75% or less
- “100% The following corresponds to a range of more than 75% and 100% or less.
- the cumulative time when A mode was used is 2 hours
- the cumulative time when the engine load factor is 25% or less is 0.3 hour
- the subtotal of the fuel injection amount is 1.2 L while the load factor is 25% or less.
- FIG. 8 is a view showing an example of the counting result displayed on the display device 27.
- the tabulation result of FIG. 8 is a tabulation result for each work mode and for each work content, and the tabulation period is a period during which the shovel was in operation on July 20, 2016.
- the fuel consumption information is a subtotal of the fuel injection amount in the related period
- the work content is, for example, any of “idling”, “traveling”, “drilling”, and “ground preparation”, and the work mode
- the amount of soil is tabulated for each. For example, according to FIG. 8, on July 20, 2016, the cumulative time when the A mode was used is 3.6 hours, and the cumulative time during which the shovel 50 was carrying out the excavation work is 0.7 hours There is a subtotal of 3.5 L of fuel injection amount during the drilling operation.
- the fuel consumption information collected for each work mode can be displayed on the display device 27.
- the operator (administrator) can accurately grasp the fuel consumption information of the shovel 50 for each operation mode, that is, for each engine rotation speed, by looking at the counting result displayed on the display device 27.
- the fuel consumption information can be totaled for each load factor and each work content, and the total result can be displayed on the display device 27.
- the operator (administrator) can easily grasp the mismatch of the work mode by looking at the counting result displayed on the display device 27.
- the mismatch of work mode means that the work load of a certain work does not match the work load corresponding to the work mode set during the execution of the work.
- work mode mismatches when a work mode corresponding to a low work load is set during execution of a work with a high work load, or when a work load with a low work load is performed with a high work load The case where the corresponding work mode is set is included.
- the fuel efficiency of the shovel 50 decreases, so it is important for the operator (administrator) to understand the work mode mismatch.
- the operator can select an appropriate work mode by grasping the work mode mismatch. As a result, the fuel consumption of the shovel 50 can be improved.
- the manager can propose a more appropriate method of selecting the work mode to the operator by grasping the mismatch of the work mode.
- FIGS. 9 to 11 are diagrams showing an example of the counting result displayed on the display device 27.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of the counting result displayed on the display device 27.
- the cumulative time in the A mode and “100% or less” is large.
- the operation performed in the A mode and “100% or less” is considered to be an operation having a high workload relative to the workload corresponding to the A mode. That is, a large cumulative time in the A mode and “100% or less” means that the work has been performed for a long time in a state where a mismatch of the work mode has occurred.
- the operator (administrator) can easily grasp such a mismatch of the operation mode by looking at the counting result of FIG. As a result, it can be understood that the operator may select a work mode (for example, H mode) having a higher corresponding work load than the A mode when performing the same work. Fuel consumption can be improved.
- the administrator can suggest the operator to select a work mode (e.g., H mode) having a higher corresponding workload than the A mode when performing the same work.
- the information aggregating unit 248 may automatically detect the mismatch of the working mode based on a preset detection condition.
- a detection condition for example, it is conceivable to set a threshold of accumulated time in which a work mode mismatch has occurred.
- the information aggregation unit 248 may specify the work mode that should have been selected as the recommended work mode.
- An effect when the recommended work mode is selected may be calculated.
- the effect when the recommended work mode is selected is, for example, the fuel injection amount saved when the recommended work mode was selected, the cumulative time, and the like.
- the display unit 249 When the information aggregation unit 248 automatically detects a mismatch, the display unit 249 preferably displays the aggregation result so that the detected mismatch can be grasped. Specifically, the content of the detected mismatch is displayed as a text, or the color of the portion corresponding to the mismatch in the aggregation result (for example, the column of the A mode and “100% or less” cumulative time) in FIG. It is possible to change and display it as a part.
- the display unit 249 may display a proposal according to the detected mismatch together with the counting result.
- the control device 24 may notify the operator (administrator) of the detected mismatch or a proposal according to the mismatch by e-mail or the like.
- the display unit 249 may highlight the accumulated time in the A mode and “100% or less”. It may be displayed that the H mode is the recommended work mode, and the fuel injection amount (assumed fuel consumption can be saved if the recommended work mode is selected as an effect when the recommended work mode is selected) ) May be displayed.
- the cumulative time in the SP mode and “25% or less” is large.
- the operation performed in the SP mode and “25% or less” is considered to be an operation having a low workload relative to the workload corresponding to the SP mode. That is, the fact that the cumulative time in the SP mode and “25% or less” is large means that the work has been performed for a long time in a state where a mismatch of the work mode has occurred.
- the operator (administrator) can easily grasp such a mismatch of the operation mode by looking at the counting result of FIG. As a result, it can be understood that the operator may select the operation mode (for example, the H mode) having a corresponding workload lower than that of the SP mode when performing the same operation. Fuel consumption can be improved.
- the administrator can suggest the operator to select a work mode (for example, H mode) whose corresponding workload is lower than that in the SP mode when performing the same work.
- a work mode for example, H mode
- the display unit 249 may highlight the cumulative time in the SP mode and “25% or less”. It may be displayed that the H mode is the recommended work mode, and the fuel injection amount (assumed fuel consumption can be saved if the recommended work mode is selected as an effect when the recommended work mode is selected) ) May be displayed.
- the cumulative time in the SP mode and “ground leveling” is large.
- "Grading” is a task that has a low workload relative to the workload corresponding to SP mode, having a large cumulative time in "SP" mode and “Grading” means that there is a work mode mismatch. It means that it has been done for a long time.
- the operator (administrator) can easily grasp such a mismatch of the operation mode by looking at the counting result of FIG.
- the operator will try to select a working mode (for example, the H mode) having a lower corresponding workload than the SP mode, and the fuel consumption of the shovel 50 thereafter can be reduced. It can be improved.
- the administrator can suggest the operator to select a work mode (for example, H mode) whose corresponding workload is lower than that in the SP mode when performing the same work.
- a work mode for example, H mode
- the display unit 249 may highlight the accumulated time in the SP mode and "ground leveling".
- the fact that the H mode is the recommended work mode may be displayed, or the effect when the recommended work mode is selected may be displayed.
- the cumulative time in the SP mode and "idling" is large.
- the server 22 displays the range of the load factor in each work mode or the accumulated time related to each work content, the fuel consumption information, and the like. Therefore, the operator (administrator) can identify the inefficient work. Alternatively, it is possible to specify the operation mode that should have been selected. As a result, energy saving of work using the shovel 50 can be realized.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- the present invention is also applicable to other construction machines equipped with, for example, lifting magnets, grapples, crushers and the like.
- steps S105 and S106 in FIG. 5 may be reversed, or either one may not be performed.
- the control device 24 of the server 22 may include functional elements corresponding to the state calculation unit 300, the work content estimation unit 301, and the work amount estimation unit 302.
- the state calculation unit, work content estimation unit and work amount estimation unit of the control device 24 calculate various information based on the information received from the shovel 50, estimate work content and soil volume, and load factor information
- the fuel consumption information, the work content information, and the soil amount information may be stored in the storage device 25 as history information.
- the control device 24 may delete at least a part of the information other than the counting result stored in the storage device 25 after the history information is calculated by the information collecting unit 248. Thereby, the storage capacity required for the storage device 25 can be reduced.
- the shovel 50 may include a functional element corresponding to the display unit 249.
- the server 22 may transmit the counting result by the information counting unit 248 to the shovel 50, and the display unit of the shovel 50 may cause the display device 37 to display the counting result received from the server 22.
- the communication terminal 23 may include functional elements corresponding to the display unit 249.
- the server 22 may transmit the counting result by the information counting unit 248 to the communication terminal 23, and the display unit of the communication terminal 23 may display the counting result received from the server 22 on the display device.
- Fuel injection amount sensor 35 Storage device 36: Communication device 37: Display device 38: Work mode information acquisition device 50: Excavator 100 ... Management system 150 ... Management device 245 ... State acquisition unit 246 ... Work content information acquisition unit 247 ... Soil amount information acquisition unit 248 ... Information totaling unit 249 ... Display unit 300 ... State calculation unit 301 ... Work content estimation unit 302 ... Work amount estimation unit
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ショベル50が送信した情報にエンジンの負荷率が含まれない場合には、状態取得部245は、出力トルクやエンジン回転数等に基づいて負荷率を計算してもよい。同様に、ショベル50が送信した情報に燃費情報が含まれない場合には、状態取得部245は、燃料噴射量等に基づいて燃費情報を計算してもよい。
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- 下部走行体と、前記下部走行体に旋回機構を介して搭載される上部旋回体と、前記上部旋回体に取り付けられる掘削アタッチメントと、を備えるショベルを管理するショベル管理装置であって、
前記ショベルの燃費に関する燃費情報、及び、操作者により設定された前記ショベルの作業モードを示す作業モード情報を取得する状態取得部と、
前記燃費情報を前記作業モードごとに集計する情報集計部と、
を備えるショベル管理装置。 - 前記情報集計部は、前記燃費情報をエンジンの負荷率ごとに集計する
請求項1に記載のショベル管理装置。 - 前記情報集計部は、前記燃費情報を前記ショベルの作業内容ごとに集計する
請求項1に記載のショベル管理装置。 - 前記状態取得部は、油圧システムの状態に関する油圧情報と、エンジンの状態に関するエンジン情報と、の少なくとも一方を取得する
請求項1に記載のショベル管理装置。 - 前記ショベルの作業内容を示す作業内容情報を取得する作業内容情報取得部を更に備える
請求項1に記載のショベル管理装置。 - 前記ショベルの作業内容を推定する作業内容推定部を更に備える
請求項1に記載のショベル管理装置。 - 前記情報集計部は、前記ショベルの作業量を前記作業モードごとに集計する
請求項1に記載のショベル管理装置。 - 前記情報集計部による集計結果を表示する表示部を更に備える
請求項1に記載のショベル管理装置。 - 前記情報集計部は、前記作業モードのミスマッチを検出し、且つ、本来選択されるべきであった推奨作業モードを特定し、
前記表示部は、前記推奨作業モードを表示する
請求項8に記載のショベル管理装置。 - 前記情報集計部は、本来選択されるべきであった推奨作業モードを特定し、且つ、前記推奨作業モードが選択されていたならば節約できた燃料消費量を算出し、
前記表示部は、前記推奨作業モードが選択されていたならば節約できた燃料消費量を表示する
請求項8に記載のショベル管理装置。 - 前記情報集計部は、前記作業モードごとに累積時間を集計する
請求項1に記載のショベル管理装置。 - 下部走行体と、前記下部走行体に旋回機構を介して搭載される上部旋回体と、前記上部旋回体に取り付けられる掘削アタッチメントと、を備えるショベルであって、
前記ショベルの燃費に関する燃費情報、及び、操作者により設定された前記ショベルの作業モードを示す作業モード情報を取得する状態取得部と、
前記燃費情報を前記作業モードごとに集計する情報集計部と、
を備えるショベル。 - 下部走行体と、前記下部走行体に旋回機構を介して搭載される上部旋回体と、前記上部旋回体に取り付けられる掘削アタッチメントと、を備えるショベルの管理を支援するショベル管理支援装置であって、
前記ショベルの燃費に関する燃費情報を、操作者により設定された前記ショベルの作業モードごとに集計した集計結果を表示する表示部を備えるショベル管理支援装置。
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