WO2020138651A1 - Unité de décharge de transfert pour dispositif d'alimentation de boîte d'articles - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a transport discharge unit for an article box supply device. More specifically, by forming an inclined surface in the discharge area receiving the product box from the main discharge unit, there is no upward projecting step in the discharge area, and accordingly, the product box is shaken or shaken in the process of being seated in the discharge area. The product box is stably settled by the inclined surface formed in the discharge area even when the product box is not completely changed from the inclined state to the horizontal state by the main discharge unit without generating noise such as flickering. It relates to a transport and discharge unit for an article box supply device having improved stability in the process of transport and discharge of the product box as a whole by enabling transfer and delivery of the product box.
- logistics is an abbreviation of physical distribution, and is a generic term for functions or activities that effectively move products and goods from producers to consumers.
- activities such as packaging, unloading, transportation, storage and information.
- transporting products and goods involves various processes such as packaging, storage, collection/loading, transportation, unloading/delivery, and storage. No matter what transportation method you use, it is impossible to move products and goods without going through this process. It is the physical distribution (logistics) that comprehensively views the entire movement.
- Logistics warehouses are equipped with a means of loading and unloading mechanized or automated cargo, because rapid cargo receipt and delivery are vital, and automated equipment such as stacker cranes, shuttles, and lifts are typically used.
- GTP Goods-To-Person
- the GTP system picks a specific product item box among product item boxes stored in multiple racks using a variety of logistics transport devices, supplies it to a work area where workers can work, and at the same time, separate delivery items for delivery It is configured to simultaneously supply the boxes to the working area.
- the product product box containing the product and the shipping product box capable of accepting the ordered product are supplied at the same time, and the worker stands in the work area without separate movement and takes the product out of the product product box and puts the product in the shipping product box. With it, you can conveniently and quickly place your order product in the shipping goods box.
- One of the most important facilities in such a GTP system is an article box supply device for supplying an item box to a work area, which is a worker's work space, which determines how quickly and accurately the item box can be supplied to the work area. can do.
- a work area which is a worker's work space, which determines how quickly and accurately the item box can be supplied to the work area. can do.
- operator convenience is also an important design consideration.
- the present invention was invented to solve the problems of the prior art, and the object of the present invention is to form an inclined surface in the discharge area receiving the product box from the main discharge unit, so that an upwardly projected step does not occur in the discharge area.
- noise such as shaking or rattling of the product box does not occur, and is stably settled in the discharge area, and the product box is completely and horizontally inclined from the inclined state by the main discharge unit.
- It is to provide a transport discharging unit for an article box supply device with improved stability in the process of discharging and discharging an article box as a whole by stably transferring and transferring the article box by an inclined surface formed in the discharge region even when it is not changed.
- the present invention in an article box supply apparatus for sequentially supplying and discharging a plurality of article boxes to a working area, horizontally aligns an article box transferred from the working area formed at the front top of the main frame to the discharge area formed at the rear of the working area.
- the sloping paper provides a transport discharge unit for an article box supply device, characterized in that the inclined surface is formed.
- the transport and discharge unit for the article box supply device includes roller support plates mounted on both side ends of the main frame in the horizontal direction; A plurality of rotating rollers lined up in the front-rear direction at the upper end of the roller support plate; A driving roller mounted on one side of the roller support plate; A moving belt wound around the driving roller and the plurality of rotating rollers to move; And a driving motor for rotationally driving the driving roller so that the moving belt moves, the front end of the moving belt is disposed downwardly to be inclined to form the inclined surface, and the article box is provided with the moving belt through the main discharge unit. It can be seated in and can be discharged in reverse transfer.
- the one or more rotating rollers disposed at the front end of the plurality of rotating rollers are sequentially downwardly disposed, so that the front end of the moving belt is inclined downward to form the inclined surface.
- the remaining rotating rollers may be horizontally disposed at the same height, except for the rotating rollers sequentially arranged downward.
- the drive rollers respectively mounted on the two roller support plates may be connected to each other through a connecting shaft to rotate integrally.
- the roller support plate is equipped with a separate tension roller on which the movement belt is wound so as to adjust the tension of the movement belt, and the tension roller may be movably coupled to the roller support plate.
- the present invention by forming an inclined surface in the discharge area receiving the product box from the main discharge unit, there is no upward projecting step in the discharge area, and accordingly, the product box shakes during the process in which the product box is settled into the discharge area.
- the product is stably settled in the discharge area without generating noise such as rattling, and the article box is stably provided by the inclined surface formed in the discharge area even when the product box is not completely changed from the inclined state to the horizontal state by the main discharge unit.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view schematically showing the outer appearance of an article box supply apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 2 is a perspective view schematically showing the internal structure of the article box supply apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 3 is a side view schematically showing the internal structure of the article box supply apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 4 is a plan view schematically showing the internal structure of the article box supply apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention
- 5 to 9 is an operation state diagram sequentially showing the operation state of the article box supply apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 10 is a functional block diagram functionally showing the configuration of an article box supply apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a front perspective view schematically showing the configuration of a main supply unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a rear perspective view schematically showing the configuration of a main supply unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 and 14 are views schematically showing an inclined change state of the lift fork module of the main supply unit according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 15 is a perspective view schematically showing the configuration of a main discharge unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 16 is an operating state schematically showing the operating state of the main discharge unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 17 is a perspective view schematically showing a coupling structure of an article box fixing device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 18 is a perspective view schematically showing the configuration of an article box fixing device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 19 is a view schematically showing the operation detection structure of the article box fixing device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 20 is a perspective view schematically showing a shape of an article box fixing device according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 21 is an operation state diagram schematically showing an operation state of the article box fixing device shown in FIG. 20;
- FIG. 22 is a perspective view schematically showing the configuration of a transfer discharge unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 23 is a side view schematically showing the structure of a transfer discharge unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view schematically showing an outer appearance of an article box supply device according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view schematically showing an internal structure of an article box supply device according to an embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 3 is a side view schematically showing the internal structure of an article box supply device according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 10 is a configuration of an article box supply apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention It is a functional block diagram functionally showing.
- the goods box supply device receives a plurality of goods boxes 10 through a separate logistics transport device 20, sequentially supplies them to the work area Z2, and works the goods boxes 10 As a device that sequentially discharges from the zone Z2 to the logistics transport device 20, it can be applied to a GTP system.
- two article box supply devices When applied to a GTP system, two article box supply devices according to the present invention are provided adjacent to each other, one device supplies and discharges product product boxes containing products to a work area, and the other device orders products It can be configured to supply and discharge the order goods box to accommodate the work area.
- the product item box and the order item box are respectively supplied to the work area at the same time, and the worker picks the product from the product item box in the work area and stores the product in the order item box without moving the product. You can work.
- An article box supply apparatus includes a main frame 100, a transfer supply unit 200, a main supply unit 300, a main discharge unit 400, and a transfer discharge unit 500 And a control unit 700.
- the main frame 100 forms a support structure of the entire device, and may be formed in a frame structure having a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape, and includes a transfer supply unit 200, a main supply unit 300, a main discharge unit 400, and a transfer discharge
- the unit 500 is mounted on the main frame 100.
- a separate cover 110 may be coupled to the outside of the main frame 100.
- a work area Z2 in which an operator can perform a picking operation is formed at an upper front of the main frame 100, and an article box 10 is supplied to the transfer supply unit 200 or a transfer discharge unit 500 is provided at the rear.
- a separate logistics transport device 20 may be disposed to receive the goods box 10 discharged from it.
- the logistics transport device 20 may be configured in a form using various logistics facilities such as a conveyor belt and a transport roller.
- An operation switch 111 that can be operated by an operator may be formed around the work area Z2 of the main frame 100, and may be disposed on one side of the front end of the cover 110.
- the operation switch 111 may be configured in various ways to perform various functions, and when a picking operation for a specific item box 10 is completed, when the operator operates the operation switch 111, the operation item 111 is then ) Can be controlled by the control unit 700 to be supplied.
- the transfer supply unit 200 is mounted on the lower rear portion of the main frame 100 and is configured to receive the product box 10 from the logistic transfer device 20 and forward the product box 10 to the supply area Z1. do.
- the transport supply unit 200 is configured to transport and supply the product box 10 supplied from the logistics transport device 20 in a horizontal state to the supply area Z1.
- the main supply unit 300 is mounted on the front end of the main frame 100 and is inclined upwardly to convey the article box 10 transferred to the supply area Z1 to the upper working area Z2 to support it in an inclined state. It is composed. At this time, the main supply unit 300 changes the product box 10 from a horizontal state to an inclined state in the process of upwardly transferring the product box 10 from the supply area Z1 to the working area Z2.
- the product box 10 that is supplied in the horizontal state to the supply area Z1 by the transport supply unit 200 is transported upward by the main supply unit 300 and transported to the work area Z2, and this process
- the arrangement state is changed to the inclined state at and is supplied to the working area Z2 to be supported in an inclined state.
- the main discharge unit 400 is mounted on the upper end of the main frame 100 and supports the article box 10 inclined in the working area Z2 in an inclined state, and then conveyed backward to the discharge area Z3 formed at the rear. It is configured to. At this time, the main discharge unit 400 is a product box 10 in a manner of replacing and supporting the article box 10 supported in an inclined state in the working area Z2 by the main supply unit 300 from the main supply unit 300. ) Is supported in an inclined state, and in this state, the goods box 10 is transferred backward to the discharge area Z3, in which a state of placing the goods box 10 in a horizontal state is changed.
- the transfer discharging unit 500 is mounted on the rear upper end of the main frame 100 and is configured to reversely discharge the article box 10 transferred to the discharging area Z3 to the logistics transfer device 20. At this time, the transport and discharge unit 500 transports and discharges the product box 10 in a horizontal state to the logistics transport device 20.
- the goods box 10 supplied from the logistics transport device 20 to the transport supply unit 200 is a transport supply unit 200 It is moved forward in a horizontal state by and horizontally transferred to the supply area Z1.
- the article box 10 arranged in the horizontal state in the supply area Z1 is horizontally supported by the main supply unit 300 and then transferred upward to the working area Z2, as shown in FIG. 6.
- the product box 10 is transferred upward after being converted to an inclined state, and after being transferred in an inclined state to the working area Z2 as shown in FIG. 7, the main supply unit 300 in the working area Z2 It is temporarily supported in an inclined state. In this state, as shown in FIG.
- the main discharge unit 400 moves forward toward the working area Z2 and replaces the main supply unit 300 to support the article box 10 in an inclined state.
- the main supply unit 300 is another article box 10 as shown in FIG. It moves downward to feed and feed.
- the article box 10 is maintained in an inclined state by the main discharge unit 400 in the working area Z2.
- the product box 10 is picked for the ordered product by the operator while being inclinedly supported by the main discharge unit 400 in the work area Z2.
- the transport supply unit 200 and the main supply unit 300 sequentially transport another item box 10 in the same manner as described with reference to FIGS.
- the main supply unit 300 supplies the item box In order to immediately supply 10 to the working area Z2, it waits on the lower side of the working area Z2.
- the main supply unit 300 maintains a standby state in a state in which the article box 10 is changed to an inclined state as shown in FIG. 6.
- the main discharge unit 400 moves backward as shown in FIG. 7 to move the article box 10 to the discharge area Z3.
- the arrangement state of the article box 10 is changed from an inclined state to a horizontal state.
- the goods box 10 transferred to the discharge area Z3 is transferred backward in a horizontal state by the transfer discharge unit 500 as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9 and discharged to the logistics transfer device 20.
- the main discharge unit 400 moves backward and transfers the article box 10 backward to the discharge area Z3.
- the new article box 10 is fed upwardly to the working area Z2 in an inclined state by the main supply unit 300 waiting in the lower part of the area Z2.
- the new article box 10 is temporarily supported in an inclined state by the main supply unit 300 in the work area Z2, and then the main discharge unit 400 moves forward again as shown in FIG. 8 to move the article box ( 10) will be replaced.
- the main supply unit 300 is moved downward again to supply a new item box 10 again as shown in FIG. 9.
- This process is continuously repeated, and a plurality of item boxes 10 are sequentially and continuously supplied to the work area Z2.
- the article box 10 is transferred backward by the main discharge unit 400, and at the same time, the new article is transferred to the work area Z2 by the main supply unit 300. Since the box 10 is supplied immediately, a separate additional waiting time does not occur in the process of supplying the item box 10 to the work area Z2, so the supply of the item box 10 is performed very quickly.
- the main while the article box 10 is supported by the main discharge unit 400 Since the supply unit 300 can complete the supply preparation for another item box 10, when supplying the new item box 10, more rapid supply is possible without a separate waiting time.
- the main supply unit 300 and the main discharge unit 400 have an article box in order to enable replacement support from the main supply unit 300 to the main discharge unit 400 with respect to the article box 10.
- a lift fork module 330 and a support fork module 420 in the form of a fork supporting the (10) are respectively provided.
- the lift fork module 330 protrudes toward the rear end of the main frame 100 to support the article box 10 in the process of transferring the article box 10 from the supply region Z1 to the working region Z2. It is provided in the main supply unit 300, the support fork module 420 is a main frame to support the article box (10) in the process of transferring the article box (10) from the work area (Z2) to the discharge area (Z3) 100) is provided in the main discharge unit 400 in a form protruding toward the front end.
- the lift fork module 330 and the support fork module 420 cross each other in the work area Z2, and are formed to exchange and support the article box 10.
- the lift fork module 330 is formed in the form of three forks
- the support fork module 420 is in the form of two forks between the three forks of the lift fork module 330. It is formed to be located in the space and can be configured to cross each other.
- the support fork module 420 of the main discharge unit 400 is in a state where the item box 10 is temporarily supported by the lift fork module 330 of the main supply unit 300 in the working area Z2. Even if the article box 10 is overlapped, it is possible to move smoothly without mutual interference, and accordingly, it is possible to support the article box 10 for replacement.
- the article box 10 is supported in an inclined state, wherein the inclined direction of the article box 10 is set to a direction inclined downward toward the front, and the main frame ( A worker located in front of 100) can easily perform an operation of taking out or putting an article from the article box 10.
- the control unit 700 is configured to control the operation of the transfer supply unit 200, the main supply unit 300, the main discharge unit 400 and the transfer discharge unit 500, for transporting the above-described article box 10
- the overall operation state is achieved through operation control of the control unit 700.
- the main supply unit 300 moves downward from the work area Z2. Then, the main discharge unit 400 is controlled by the control unit 700 to transfer the article box 10 backward to the discharge area Z3.
- the main discharge unit 400 maintains the article box 10 in a supported state in the working area Z2, and when an operation signal of the operation switch 111 occurs in this state, the article box 10 is opened. Operation may be controlled by the control unit 700 to transfer backward to the discharge area.
- the main supply unit 300 waits while the main discharge unit 400 supports the new item box 10 from the supply area Z1 while the main discharge unit 400 supports the item box 10 in the working area Z2. And, while the main discharge unit 400 moves the goods box 10 backward from the work area Z2 to the discharge area Z3 according to the operation signal of the operation switch 111, the new goods box 10 is moved to the work area. Operation is controlled by the control unit 700 to transfer upward to (Z2).
- FIG. 11 is a front perspective view schematically showing the configuration of a main supply unit according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 12 is a rear perspective view schematically showing the configuration of a main supply unit according to an embodiment of the present invention
- 13 and 14 are views schematically showing the inclined change state of the lift fork module of the main supply unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the main supply unit 300 is a supply formed in the lower portion of the working area Z2 such that the article box 10 in the working area Z2 is inclined downward toward the front of the main frame 100. It is configured to transfer the article box 10 obliquely upward from the region Z1 to the working region Z2 to be temporarily supported in an inclined arrangement state.
- the article box 10 is configured to support the article box 10 in a horizontal state in the supply region Z1 and then change it to an inclined state in the process of conveying the article box 10 upward.
- the lift frame 310 coupled to the front end portion of the main frame 100 and disposed to be inclined toward the front toward the top, and formed long in the vertical direction along the inclined surface of the lift frame 310
- the lift fork guide rail 320 and the lift fork which protrudes toward the rear end of the main frame 100 to support the article box 10 and moves up and down in an inclined direction along the lift up and down guide rail 320.
- It comprises a module 330, and a lift driving module 340 for driving the lift fork module 330.
- the lift fork module 330 operates to support the article box 10 in an inclined state in the process of moving upward after supporting the article box 10 in a horizontal state.
- the lift fork module 330 is driven by the lift driving module 340, the lift moving body 331 linearly reciprocating along the lift up and down guide rail 320, and the horizontal rotation shaft 334 on the lift moving body 331 ) Is rotatably coupled to the center and includes a lift fork body 332 on which one side of the lift fork 333 protrudes to support the article box 10.
- a plurality of lift forks 333 may be formed to be spaced apart from each other along the left and right width directions of the main frame 100, for example, three such lift forks 333 are support forks of the main discharge unit 400 described later. It is arranged so as to be displaced from each other with 424 so that the article box 10 can be replaced and supported in the working area Z2.
- the lift fork body 332 is rotated around the horizontal rotation axis 334 in the process of moving upward with the lift moving body 331 in a state in which the article box 10 is horizontally supported, thereby inclining the article box 10 to an inclined state. Support.
- a separate lift rotation guide rail 350 is mounted on the lift frame 310 to guide the rotation path of the lift fork body 332 while the lift fork body 332 moves upward with the lift movement body 331. .
- a separate support wing portion 335 extending downwardly is formed, and the lift fork body 332 is rotatable to the lift moving body 331 through the support wing portion 335 Combined, the horizontal rotation axis 334 is formed in the central region of the support wing 335.
- a guide roller 336 in rolling contact with the lift rotation guide rail 350 is mounted at a lower end of the support wing portion 335 of the lift fork body 332, and the lift rotation guide rail 350 has a first path 351, A second path 352 and an inflection path 353 connecting the first path 351 and the second path 352 are sequentially formed from the lower section, and the guide roller 336 is the first path 351,
- the lift fork 333 of the lift fork body 332 is formed to rotate from the horizontal state to the inclined state in the process of ascending along the second path 352 and the inflection path 353.
- the lift fork body 332 maintains a horizontal position with the lift fork 333 in a state where the guide roller 336 rolls into the first path 351 as shown in FIG. 13, and the guide roller
- the lift fork 333 maintains an inclined state while the 336 is in rolling contact with the second path 352, and the lift fork 333 in the process where the guide roller 336 moves along the inflection path 353 Is rotated so that it changes to a horizontal state or an inclined state.
- the lift fork body 332 moves upward from the bottom together with the lift moving body 331 by the lift driving module 340, the lift fork 333 changes from a horizontal state to an inclined state and moves upward.
- the lift fork 333 supports the article box 10 of the supply region Z1 in a horizontal state, moves upward, and changes to an inclined state by the inflection path 353 in the process of upward movement.
- the article box 10 is supported in an inclined state by 352, and ascended to the working area Z2 in this state, and the article box 10 is supplied to the working area Z2 in an inclined state.
- the lift fork 333 supports the article box 10 in a horizontal state and then changes to an inclined state, noise or vibration can be prevented during the process of supporting the article box 10, and the article is stably
- the box 10 is supported and can be supplied to the working area Z2.
- the lift fork body 332 is formed to rotate by its own weight around the horizontal rotation axis 334 in the direction in which the guide roller 336 is in pressure contact with the lift rotation guide rail 350, according to a separate additional configuration Even without the guide roller 336 is in stable rolling contact with the lift rotation guide rail 350, the rotation of the lift fork body 332 is also stably made in the vertical movement process.
- a fixing plate 337 protruding upward from the lift fork 333 may be formed at an upper end of the lift fork body 332 so as to prevent front departure of the article box 10 supported by the lift fork 333. Can. This is to prevent the article box 10 from sliding as the article box 10 is supported in an inclined state.
- the lift drive module 340 includes a drive belt 341 arranged in parallel with the lift up and down guide rail 320 and a drive motor 342 that drives the drive belt 341 to reciprocate linearly. At this time, the lift moving body 331 is coupled to the drive belt 341 and is configured to move linearly with the drive belt 341.
- a driving roller 343 is connected to and rotates on the motor rotation shaft of the driving motor 342, and driven rollers 344 are disposed at upper and lower ends of the lift frame 310, respectively, and the driving belt 341 includes a driving roller 343 and The driven roller 344 is wound and rotated to move linearly in a caterpillar manner.
- a timing belt may be applied to the driving belt 341, and a separate tension roller 345 for adjusting the tension of the driving belt 341 may be mounted on the lift frame 310.
- FIG. 15 is a perspective view schematically showing a configuration of a main discharge unit according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 16 is an operational state diagram schematically showing an operation state of a main discharge unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the main discharge unit 400 is in an inclined state of the article box 10 disposed downwardly inclined toward the front of the main frame 100 by the main supply unit 300 in the working area Z2. Support, and the article box 10 is discharged by backward transfer from the work area Z2 to the discharge area Z3 formed at the rear of the work area Z2, and the product box 10 is changed to a horizontal state during the discharge process. To work.
- the main discharge unit 400 the base frame 410 which is arranged long along the front-rear direction at the upper end portion of the main frame 100, and linearly reciprocates in the front-rear direction along the base frame 410 and moves forward when moving forward (
- a support fork module 420 that supports the article box 10 in an inclined state at Z2), changes the article box 10 from the working area Z2 to a horizontal state when moving backward, and transfers it to the discharge area Z3.
- It comprises a support driving module 430 for driving the fork module 420 in the front-rear direction.
- the support fork module 420 is driven by the support driving module 430, the support moving body 421 linearly reciprocating in the front-rear direction along the base frame 410, and one end is horizontal to the support moving body 421
- the connecting plate 422 is rotatably connected around the rotating shaft S, and one end is rotatably connected to the other end of the connecting plate 422 around the horizontal rotating shaft S and the support moving body 421 is connected. It comprises a support rotating body 423 to move back and forth together.
- a support fork 424 protruding toward the front end of the main frame 100 is mounted on one side of the support pivoting body 423 so as to support the article box 10, and the support pivoting body 423 is moved forward and backward.
- the support fork 424 is rotated to change from an inclined state to a horizontal state.
- the main frame 100 is provided with a support rotation guide rail 440 that guides the rotation path of the support rotation body 423 when the support rotation body 423 is moved back and forth.
- Rotational guide arms 425 extending in one direction are formed at both ends of the support rotational body 423 in a direction perpendicular to the front-rear direction, and the first roller 427 and the second rollers are provided at both ends of the rotational guide arm 425.
- the rollers 426 are respectively mounted, and the support rotation guide rails 440 have a first rail portion 441 and a second rail having different paths so that the first roller 427 and the second roller 426 are in rolling contact, respectively. It includes a rail portion 442.
- the support rotation body 423 is horizontal as the first roller 427 and the second roller 426 move in different paths along the first rail part 441 and the second rail part 442. It rotates around the rotating shaft S, and its arrangement state changes to a horizontal state or an inclined state.
- the first rail portion 441 may be formed to have a straight path as illustrated in FIGS. 15 and 16, and the second rail portion 442 may include a first path 442-1 formed in a rear end portion, and a first rail portion 441. Formed to have a second path 442-2 extending forward from the front end of one path 442-1 and a third path 442-3 extending forward from the front end of the second path 442-2 Can be.
- the first roller 427 moves linearly along the straight path of the first rail portion 441, and the second roller 426 is the first path 442-1 and the second path of the second rail portion 442. It moves along (442-2) and the third path (442-3).
- the second roller 426 moves forward along the first path 442-1, the second path 442-2, and the third path 442-3
- the second roller 426 moves the first path While moving along (442-1)
- the support pivoting body 423 maintains a pivoting state in which the support fork 424 is horizontal, and the second roller 426 follows the second path 442-2.
- the support pivoting body 423 gradually rotates so that the support fork 424 changes from a horizontal state to an inclined state, while the second roller 426 moves along the third path 442-3.
- the support rotation body 423 maintains a rotation state in which the support fork 424 is in an inclined state.
- the second roller 426 is the first path 442-1 at the start and end points of the section in which the support pivoting body 420 is linearly moved back and forth along with the support movement body 410 by the support driving module 430. ) And the third path 442-3, and in the middle section, the second roller 426 may be formed to move along the second path 442-2.
- the support rotation body 420 continuously rotates around the horizontal rotation axis S in the entire process of linearly moving back and forth, so that the support fork 424 continuously changes from the horizontal state to the inclined state. That is, in the entire process in which the article box 10 supported by the support fork 424 moves from the work area Z2 to the discharge area Z3, it continuously changes from an inclined state to a horizontal state, and conversely, the support fork 424 ) Is continuously changed from the horizontal state to the inclined state in the entire process of moving forward from the discharge area Z3 to the work area Z2.
- a separate departure prevention rail 443 may be disposed on the upper portion of the second rail portion 442 to prevent the second roller 426 from coming out of contact with the second rail portion 442.
- the second rail portion 442 may be disposed such that the lower surface thereof is maintained at a predetermined distance from the upper surface of the first rail portion 441 so as to prevent the first roller 427 from coming out of contact with the first rail portion 441. Can.
- the rotation guide arm 425 and the support rotation guide rail 440 may be coupled to each other so that separate left and right guide members 401 contact each other, and the support rotation guide rail 440 has a second level. It may only be coupled to the surface of some 442.
- the left and right guide members 401 may be formed of an MC nylon material having low friction resistance and high rigidity.
- the support drive module 430 a lead screw 431 penetrating the support moving body 421 and disposed along the front-rear direction of the base frame 410, and a drive motor 432 for rotationally driving the lead screw 431 ).
- the support drive module 430 may be configured in various ways using various mechanical elements such as a drive belt in addition to this configuration.
- the main discharge unit 400 is moved forward to the working area Z2, and the support fork 424 is changed to an inclined state by the main supply unit 300.
- the support box 424 is changed to a horizontal state in the process of backwardly transporting the product box 10 from the working area Z2 to the discharge area Z3 while supporting the inclinedly supported item box 10 in an inclined state.
- the article box 10 is changed to a horizontal state.
- the product box 10 In front of the support fork 424 of the main discharge unit 400, the product box 10 is prevented from being detached from the front while the product box 10 is supported in an inclined state in the working area Z2, and the support fork ( 424) can be coupled to the article box fixing device 600 to be fixed.
- FIG. 17 is a perspective view schematically showing a coupling structure of an article box fixing device according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 18 is a perspective view schematically showing a configuration of an article box fixing device according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 19 is a view schematically showing an operation detection structure of the article box fixing device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the article box fixing device 600 is mounted on a support fork 424 of the main discharge unit 400 to fix and support the article box 10, wherein the article box 10 is a top surface
- the fixing lever 610 is rotatably coupled to the front end of the support fork 424 protruding toward the front so as to be seated and supported, and the fixing lever 610 is fixed so as to protrude upward from the upper surface of the support fork 424 or to be disengaged. It comprises a fixed lever driving unit 620 for rotationally driving the lever 610, and the article box 10 is fixed to the support fork 424 by the fixing lever 610 as the fixing lever 610 protrudes upward. It is configured to be supported.
- the support fork 424 obliquely supports the article box 10 in the work area Z2
- the article box 10 can slide forward along the inclined direction of the support fork 424, but the support fork By rotating the fixing lever 610 to the front end of the 424 to protrude upward, it is possible to prevent and fix the front departure of the article box 10.
- a separate fixed lever block 611 is coupled to the front end of the support fork 424, a fixed lever shaft 612 is penetrated through the fixed lever block 611, and the fixed lever 610 is a fixed lever shaft. It is coupled to the front end of the fixed lever shaft 612 to rotate together with 612, and the fixed lever driving unit 620 may be configured to rotate and drive the fixed lever shaft 612.
- the fixed lever driving unit 620 may be configured as a small motor, and the motor rotation shaft and the fixed lever shaft 612 may be coupled through the clutch 621.
- the fixing lever 610 rotates so that the support fork 424 protrudes upward from the support fork 424 only while the support fork 424 supports the article box 10 in the working area Z2 and is transferred to the discharge area Z3. It is desirable to prevent the interference from occurring.
- control unit 700 controls the fixed lever driving unit 620 so that the fixed lever 610 protrudes and releases as the main discharge unit 400 completes the backward transfer of the product box 10 to the discharge area Z3.
- the fixed lever drive unit 620 is controlled to operate so that the fixed lever 610 protrudes upward.
- a fixed lever operation detection unit 630 for detecting whether the fixed lever 610 is normally operated may be provided.
- the fixed lever operation detection unit 630 is coupled to the fixed lever shaft 612 in a form surrounding the outer circumferential surface of the fixed lever shaft 612, and the first sensing cam body is formed with a protruding area 631 -1 in some sections of the outer circumferential surface ( 631) and a first sensing sensor 633 for generating a detection signal by sensing the protruding area 631-1 of the first sensing cam body 631, and the fixed lever 610 is upward
- the protruding area 631-1 of the first sensing cam body 631 may be formed to be sensed by the first sensing sensor 633 in a protruding rotational operation.
- a proximity sensor capable of detecting whether an object to be detected is within a certain distance may be applied.
- the fixed lever operation detection unit 630 is configured as the first sensing cam body 631 and the first detection sensor 633 as described above, even when the fixed lever 610 is not fully rotated and is incompletely rotated,
- the second sensing cam body 632 and the second detection sensor 634 are provided to improve the detection accuracy and variously adjust the detection range, since it can be detected as the normal rotation operation by the fixed lever operation detection unit 630 It may be further provided.
- the second sensing cam body 632 is coupled to the fixed lever shaft 612 in a form surrounding the outer circumferential surface of the fixed lever shaft 612 like the first sensing cam body 631 and protruding areas 632-1 in some sections of the outer circumferential surface ) Is formed, and is spaced apart from the first sensing cam body 631 in the axial direction.
- the second detection sensor 634 is configured to detect the protruding area 632-1 of the second sensing cam body 632 to generate a detection signal, and the fixed lever 610 is rotated so that the protruding release is performed.
- the protruding area 632-1 of the two sensing cam body 632 may be formed to be sensed by the second sensing sensor 634.
- the protruding area 631-1 of the first sensing cam body 631 is the first detection sensor 633.
- the second sensing cam body 632 has a protruding area 632-1 close to the second detection sensor 634. Since it is not positioned, it is positioned spaced apart by the distance d2, so the detection signal by the second detection sensor 634 is not generated.
- control unit 700 may accurately determine the rotational operation state of the fixed lever 610 by combining the detection signals of the first detection sensor 633 and the second detection sensor 634, and the subsequent operation based on this You can control the operation.
- FIG. 20 is a perspective view schematically showing a shape of an article box fixing device according to another embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 21 is an operation state diagram schematically showing an operating state of the article box fixing device shown in FIG. 20. .
- the article box fixing device 600 may be formed in a form using elastic force as shown in FIGS. 20 and 21.
- the article box fixing device 600 includes a fixing hook 640 that is rotatably coupled to a front end of a support fork 424 protruding toward the front so that the article box 10 is seated and supported on an upper surface, and a fixing hook 640 ) May be configured to include an elastic member 650 that applies an elastic force to the fixed hook 640 so that one end of the fixed hook 640 protrudes upward from the support fork 424, and the fixed hook 640 is upward. As it protrudes, the article box 10 may be configured to be fixedly supported on the support fork 424 by a fixing hook 640.
- the fixing hook 640 can be fixed to the article box 10 in a manner that meshes with the lower portion of the article box 10 as it protrudes upward from the support fork 424, at the bottom of the article box 10
- a stepped portion 11 is formed, and the fixed hook 640 is engaged with the stepped portion 11 and may be configured to fix the article box 10.
- the fixed hook 640 may be formed in a flat plate shape in which an intermediate portion is bent, and a rotating shaft 641 may be formed in the intermediate portion to be rotatable around the rotating shaft 641. have.
- the elastic member 650 is formed to apply elastic force to the fixed hook 640 in a direction in which one end of the fixed hook 640 protrudes upward, and may be configured in the form of a coil spring or a torsion spring.
- the support fork 424 moves to the working area Z2 and is located at the bottom of the article box 10, thereby fixing the hook 640 Even if is protruded, it is pushed by the self-weight of the article box 10 and moves downwardly, so, unlike the fixed lever 610 method described above, even if there is no separate driving part for the protruding release state, interference with the article box 10 is prevented. Does not occur.
- the fixed hook 640 does not rotate even if an external force directed toward the front side acts on one end protruding upward, while one end is elastically supported so as to protrude upward on the upper surface of the support fork 424 by the elastic member 650. It is preferably formed so as not to. This can be configured using a separate anti-rotation stopper (not shown). Thus, by preventing the rotation state of the fixed hook 640 or more of the elastic limit, it is possible to prevent the article box 10 from falling forward due to its own weight along the inclined direction.
- a fixed hook driving part 650 for rotationally driving the fixed hook 640 may be further provided so that one end of the fixed hook 640 is protruded and released.
- the fixed hook driving part 650 includes a pressing rod 661 and a fixed hook 640 that are movably disposed to press the other end of the fixed hook 640 in a direction in which one end of the fixed hook 640 protrudes and is released. It may be configured to include a solenoid valve 662 for moving the pressure rod 661 to press the other end of the.
- control unit 700 operates the fixed hook driving unit 650 so that the fixed hook 640 protrudes and releases as the main discharge unit 400 completes the reverse transfer of the article box 10, and the main discharge unit 400 Upon completion of the forward movement to the work area Z2 to support the article box 10, the fixed hook driving part 650 can be deactivated so that the fixed hook 640 protrudes upward by the elastic force of the elastic member 650. .
- FIG. 22 is a perspective view schematically showing the configuration of a transport discharge unit according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 23 is a side view schematically showing the structure of a transport discharge unit according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the discharge area Z3 is formed at the front end, and the front end where the discharge area Z3 is formed is an inclined surface 541 that slopes downward toward the front end. It can be configured to form.
- the transport discharge unit 500, the roller support plate 510 is mounted to both ends of the main frame 100 in the left and right width directions, and a plurality of rollers are mounted in a line in the front-rear direction in the upper end of the support plate 510
- the front end of the moving belt 540 is disposed to be inclined downward to form an inclined surface 541, and the article box 10 is seated on the inclined surface 541 of this moving belt 540 through the main discharge unit 400. It is discharged in reverse transfer.
- the method of forming the inclined surface 541 on the moving belt 540, at least one rotating roller 520 disposed at the front end of the plurality of rotating rollers 520 is formed to sequentially decrease its diameter It can also be done in a way.
- the plurality of rotating rollers 520 may have their central axes aligned in a horizontal direction.
- the drive rollers 530 mounted on the two roller support plates 510 may be configured to rotate integrally by being connected to each other through a connecting shaft 531, and accordingly, the drive motor 550 may be any one. Only one driving roller 530 may be mounted to be rotationally driven. At this time, the driving motor 550 may be configured to rotately drive the driving roller 530 using separate power transmission means 551 (eg, pulleys and belts).
- separate power transmission means 551 eg, pulleys and belts.
- roller support plate 510 may be equipped with a separate tension roller 560 in which the movement belt 540 is wound so as to adjust the tension of the movement belt 540, and the tension roller 560 is in a separate position. Position adjustment to the roller support plate 510 through the adjustment means 561 can be coupled.
- the article box 10 transferred from the work area Z2 to the discharge area Z3 by the main discharge unit 400 can be stably transmitted to the conveyance discharge unit 500 without shaking or noise. .
- the article box 10 transferred from the working area Z2 to the discharge area Z3 by the main discharge unit 400 changes from an inclined state to a horizontal state, and the transport belt 540 of the transport discharge unit 500
- the inclined surface 541 having an inclination angle ⁇ is formed at the front end of the transfer belt 540 as shown in FIG. 23, thereby protruding upward by the transfer belt 540 in the discharge region Z3.
- noise such as shaking or rattling of the article box 10 does not occur and is stably settled in the discharge region Z3. do.
- the article box 10 is stable by the inclined surface 541 formed in the discharge area Z3 of the transfer discharge unit 500 even when the main discharge unit 400 is not completely changed from the inclined state to the horizontal state.
- the transfer supply unit 200 may be formed in the same structure as the configuration of the transfer discharge unit 500 in the form without a slope at the front end, detailed description thereof will be omitted.
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La présente invention concerne une unité de décharge de transfert pour un dispositif d'alimentation de boîte d'article, l'unité de décharge de transfert comprenant une région de décharge à laquelle un boîtier d'article est transféré à partir d'une unité de décharge principale, une surface inclinée étant formée au niveau de la région de décharge de façon à empêcher une étape de saillie vers le haut d'être formée au niveau de la région de décharge, de telle sorte que, dans un procédé de placement stable de la boîte d'article au niveau de la région de décharge, le boîtier d'article peut être placé de manière stable au niveau de la région de décharge sans bruit provoqué par l'agitation, le ferraillement, ou autre du boîtier d'article ; et même lorsque l'état incliné du boîtier d'article n'est pas complètement changé au profit d'un état horizontal par l'unité de décharge principale, la surface inclinée formée au niveau de la région de décharge permet un transfert et une distribution stables de la boîte d'article, de telle sorte que la stabilité peut être améliorée dans l'ensemble des processus de décharge de transfert de boîte d'article.
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