WO2021072459A1 - Automatisches selbstreinigendes drainagesystem für eine tunnelanlage - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a drainage cleaning system for a tunnel installation or structure, comprising at least one underground drainage pipe.
- the invention relates to a self-propelled cleaning robot for the aforementioned
- Drainage cleaning system and a self-cleaning drainage system comprising said drainage cleaning system and said self-propelled cleaning robot.
- tunnels are built through mountains or similar stone massifs, for example to lay roadways through the mountain.
- the problem arises that water flowing off the mountain flows into the tunnel, which leads to flooding of the roadway.
- drainage systems are installed below the roadway, which absorb water flowing off the mountain below the roadway in order to ensure safe operation of the roadway.
- a drainage cleaning system for a tunnel system comprising at least one drainage pipe, the drainage cleaning system comprising at least one charging station on said drainage pipe, the charging station being designed to charge the battery of a self-propelled cleaning robot located in the drainage pipe and make it possible to send measurement data recorded by the cleaning robot to a server arranged outside the drainage cleaning system.
- the drain cleaning system according to the invention firstly has the advantage that it is equipped with at least one charging station which can charge cleaning robots located in the drain cleaning system.
- a drainage cleaning system can be achieved for the first time, which can be cleaned without devices with hydrodynamic drives or wired drives.
- the overall length of the drain cleaning system can also be increased, since cleaning devices no longer have to be introduced manually at one end of the drain cleaning system.
- the second advantage of the drainage cleaning system is that the data-sending charging station makes it possible for the first time to provide information about the drainage cleaning system to the server continuously, i.e. every time the cleaning robot docks to the charging station and not only during manual cleaning, which is due to the poor Data connection in drainage systems was previously not possible.
- the drainage cleaning system with integrated charging station creates a system in which, in conjunction with the self-propelled cleaning robot, a completely self-sufficient drainage cleaning system is created, which cleans itself continuously without human intervention.
- the drainage cleaning system preferably also has at least one communication station on the drainage pipe, which communication station is designed to receive measurement data recorded by the cleaning robot and to send this to the said server without loading the cleaning robot.
- This communication station is provided without a charging function, which is why the cleaning robot can stay at the communication station for a shorter time to send the measurement data.
- the communication station is arranged at one end of the drain cleaning system, i.e. at a turning point during the cleaning of the cleaning robot.
- the drainage cleaning system preferably comprises at least two of the aforementioned charging stations, these being at a predetermined minimum distance from one another. This enables an effectively longer drain cleaning system than would be possible for cleaning with corded cleaning devices.
- the distance between two charging stations is advantageously less than or a maximum of half the capacity of the battery of the cleaning robot, so that the cleaning robot can return to the last charging station if there is an obstacle shortly in front of a charging station.
- the charging stations are arranged at a distance of 50 m - 1000 m, preferably 450 m - 600 m, from one another, which corresponds to half of typical battery capacities.
- the cleaning robot can, for example, have its own transceiver.
- the cleaning robot can be brought into a position in which there is a communication connection to the server.
- the charging station can, for example, provide an antenna to which the transceiver of the cleaning robot can couple so that recorded measurement data can be sent to the server.
- the charging station preferably comprises a transceiver which is designed to receive measurement data recorded by the cleaning robot and to send it to a server arranged outside the drainage system.
- a transceiver which is designed to receive measurement data recorded by the cleaning robot and to send it to a server arranged outside the drainage system.
- the connection of the charging station to the server can take place, for example, by cable, for example if the server is arranged in the vicinity of the tunnel.
- the charging station is designed to send the measurement data to the server by means of a wireless connection, preferably by means of a cellular radio connection. Firstly, this reduces the installation effort of the charging station, since no cables have to be laid, and secondly, it enables all charging stations of a provider to send measurement data to a central server in a simple manner.
- the charging station is particularly preferably arranged outside an inside diameter of the drainage pipe and is designed to convey the cleaning robot out of the inside diameter in order to charge it outside the inside diameter.
- the charging station can lift the cleaning robot out of the drainage pipe.
- the inside diameter is freely accessible while the battery of the cleaning robot is being charged, so that wastewater can flow through the drainage pipe undisturbed. It should be noted here that during cleaning by the cleaning robot there is no obstacle because of its rotating brush Lets water flow through the drainage pipe and even promotes the drainage of the waste water with a suitable design of the brush.
- the charging station is also advantageously designed to send control data received from the server to the cleaning robot in order to change an operating state of the cleaning robot.
- This enables the data flow between the cleaning robot and the charging station to be bidirectional in order, for example, to switch the cleaning robot manually from an operating state with a low brush speed to an operating state with a high brush speed. This makes it possible to react individually to certain obstacles or soiling without having to manually remove the cleaning robot from the drainage system for reprogramming.
- the invention in a second aspect, relates to a self-propelled cleaning robot for a drainage cleaning system according to one of the aforementioned embodiments, comprising a drive for the automated cleaning of the drainage system, a battery for the drive and at least one sensor for recording measurement data, the cleaning robot being designed to perform the Charge the battery using the charging station and send the measurement data recorded by the sensor to the charging station.
- This cleaning robot creates the possibility for the first time to act autonomously in a drainage system, i.e. to charge itself independently and at the same time to send measurement data to a server at regular intervals despite the poor data connections in a drainage system.
- the battery can, for example, simultaneously represent an energy supply for the traction drive and for a cleaning drive, e.g. a brush.
- the drive can, for example, include a controller such as a processor with a program memory so that the cleaning robot drives over the entire drainage system according to a preinstalled program and cleans it in the process.
- the cleaning robot preferably comprises a brush which, in operation, has a diameter of 100 mm-500 mm, the cleaning robot also having a moving body which, viewed in the direction of travel, lies within the circumference of the brush.
- the circumference of the brush is usually obtained by rotating the brush around an axis that essentially corresponds to the direction of travel of the cleaning robot.
- the diameter of the brush advantageously corresponds to an inside diameter of the drainage pipe, in order to enable complete cleaning of the inside diameter of the drainage pipe with a single passage.
- the recorded measurement data include inclination data, by means of which a lowering of the drainage pipe can be determined.
- the recording of the inclination data enables an analysis of whether parts of the drainage system sink over time, which also allows conclusions to be drawn about the condition of the roadway itself above the drainage system.
- the cleaning robot can thus be used for quality assurance of the entire tunnel structure or the entire tunnel system.
- the measurement data can also include temperatures, pH values, electrical conductivity, measurements of distances traveled and image and / or video data recorded by a camera for monitoring the cleaning success.
- the measurement data can either be evaluated automatically, for example in the charging station, in the server or in the cleaning system itself.
- an operating state of the cleaning robot can be changed automatically or manually, e.g. to clean individual soiling more intensively.
- the battery preferably has a capacity which enables a distance of 100 m - 2000 m, preferably 450 m - 1200 m, driving meters to be driven with the cleaning robot in the drainage pipe. In most embodiments, this corresponds to at least double the length between two charging stations, so that there is still enough battery capacity to turn around an obstacle in front of a charging station and still reach the last charging station.
- the cleaning robot can be designed to drive to the last charging station visited if an insurmountable obstacle is detected in the drainage system, and to send an error message to the server when the charging station is reached.
- obstacles can, for example, be removed manually, but this can take place in a targeted manner, since the position of the obstacle will usually be known from the measurement data recorded by the cleaning vehicle.
- the cleaning robot can preferably include a transceiver which is designed to send recorded measurement data directly, ie not via a transceiver of the charging station, to the server when the cleaning robot is in the charging station.
- a transceiver which is designed to send recorded measurement data directly, ie not via a transceiver of the charging station, to the server when the cleaning robot is in the charging station.
- cleaning robots can be provided in this self-cleaning drainage system, for example if the drainage system has a great length.
- FIG. 1 shows a self-cleaning drainage system with cleaning robot and charging station.
- FIG. 2 shows the charging station of FIG. 1 in a side view.
- FIG. 3 shows the charging station from FIG. 1 in a first perspective view.
- FIG. 4 shows the charging station from FIG. 1 in a second perspective view.
- Fig. 5 shows the charging station of Fig. 1 in a plan view.
- FIG. 6 shows the cleaning robot from FIG. 1 in a perspective view.
- FIG. 7 shows the cleaning robot from FIG. 1 in a side view.
- Fig. 1 shows a self-cleaning drainage system 1 for a tunnel system with a - usually underground - drainage pipe 2 for draining waste water.
- the drainage pipe 2 is located under a roadway 3 in a tunnel, but could also be used as a drainage pipe in other areas of application.
- Drainage pipes 2 for drainage systems usually have a size of DN 160 - 250, i.e. an inner diameter of 152 mm - 238 mm, but more generally also of 100 mm - 500 mm.
- Drainage shafts 4 are generally 60 cm-100 cm deep and are spaced, for example, 60 m apart. However, the distance between drainage shafts 4 can also be only 10 m or up to 200 m or more.
- the drainage pipe 2 runs before and after the drainage shaft 4, ie the drainage pipe 2 does not have to be manufactured in one piece and can have interruptions such as drainage shafts 4.
- the drainage cleaning system 1 is usually linear, but branches could also be provided, ie a further drainage pipe could also be attached to the drainage pipe 2.
- a charging station 5 for a self-propelled cleaning robot 6 is provided as a cleaning unit in the at least one drainage shaft 4, as described below. It goes without saying, however, that the charging station 5 can be arranged not only in a drainage shaft 4, but also at another location, for example a separate recess or in / on the drainage pipe 2 itself.
- the self-propelled, non-wired cleaning robot 6 is designed to move down the drainage pipe 2 automatically, i.e. without human intervention, and to clean it in the process.
- the cleaning robot 6, as described in detail below has a battery which is charged at regular intervals by the charging station 5 in order to ensure continuous operation of the cleaning robot 6.
- the cleaning robot 6 thus starts at a charging station 5, cleans the pipe section of the drainage pipe 2 up to the next charging station 5 and stops there in order to be charged again. If the cleaning robot 6 still has sufficient battery capacity, then charging can also be omitted up to the subsequent charging station 5.
- a program with one or more operating states can be provided, for example, which is stored in a memory of the cleaning robot 6 and processed by a microprocessor of the cleaning robot 6.
- FIGS 2 to 5 show an embodiment of the charging station 5 of the drain cleaning system 1 according to the invention in detail.
- the lower end of the charging station 5 is attached to a section of the drainage pipe 2 so that the cleaning robot 6 can enter the charging station 6.
- the drainage pipe 2 is open at the top, so that the cleaning robot 6 can be lifted out of the inner circumference of the drainage pipe 2.
- the charging station 5 comprises a lifting device 7 which is equipped with a lifting receptacle 8.
- the lifting receptacle 8 is designed in such a way that it can attack the cleaning robot 6 in order to lift it.
- a charging point 9 couples with a corresponding contact of the cleaning robot 6, whereby a battery of the cleaning robot 6 can be charged.
- inductive charging could also be used.
- the charging station 5 has suitable electronics, which can be accommodated in a technical cabinet 10 arranged in the charging station 5. Since batteries are typically charged with direct current, the electronics can do this include necessary charging circuit. In addition, the electronics can have suitable safety devices.
- the charging station 2 can in turn be connected to an external power source in order to charge the cleaning robot 6, for example with the power grid or with locally provided photovoltaic cells or other energy systems.
- the charging station 5 includes further structural measures, such as a support frame 11 which can be mounted in the drainage shaft 4 in order to brace the charging station 2 in the drainage shaft 4.
- the support frame 11 carries the lifting device 7 and the technology cabinet 10 so that they are anchored in a stationary manner in the drainage shaft 4.
- the charging station 5 can be sold as a unit and simply built into drainage shafts 4 that are already present. In order to seal off the charging station 5 from the roadway 3 during operation, the drainage shaft 4 can subsequently be covered with a cover 12.
- the charging station 5 also has a transceiver which is designed to receive measurement data recorded by the cleaning robot 6 and to send these to a server arranged outside the drainage cleaning system 1.
- the transceiver can be arranged in the technical cabinet 10, for example. In order to receive the measurement data from the cleaning robot 6, these can be transmitted, for example, via the charging point 9, i.e. the interface for electrical charging can be the same as for the data transmission.
- a separate data transmission path can also be provided, for example via NFC (Near Field Communication), DSRC (Dedicated Short Range Communication) or WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network).
- NFC Near Field Communication
- DSRC Dedicated Short Range Communication
- WLAN Wireless Local Area Network
- the charging station 5 can be connected to the server via a cable.
- the charging station has a cellular module, by means of which the charging station 5 can send the measurement data to the server via a cellular network, for example by means of UMTS, GSM, 4G or 5G.
- UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunication
- GSM Global System for Mobile communications
- 4G 4G
- 5G a cellular network
- different variants can be provided, for example several charging stations 5 can be connected by cable or WLAN in order to share a cellular module, or directly by means of WLAN to communicate with a server located in the tunnel or in the vicinity.
- the cleaning robot could not be moved upwards, but to one of the sides or even downwards in order to expose the inner diameter of the drainage pipe 2.
- the lifting device 7 can also be omitted, for example if the charging station is charged from a contact provided in the drainage pipe 1 via which the measurement data are also transmitted. Even if the cleaning robot 6 remains in the drainage pipe 6 during the charging process, draining water can generally flow around it even when the brush is at a standstill.
- the cleaning robot 6 is shown according to one embodiment. Accordingly, the cleaning robot 6 has a brush 14 driven by a cleaning drive 13 in order to clean the drainage pipe 2. In order to move in the drainage pipe 2, the cleaning robot 6 has at least one travel drive 15 with at least one wheel 16. In addition, the cleaning robot can have further travel drives 17 or further wheels 18. A travel drive 15, 17 can also have several wheels 16, 18. The cleaning drive 13 and the travel drives 15, 17 are jointly referred to below as the drive for the cleaning robot 6.
- a battery which is arranged, for example, in the interior of a base body 19 of the cleaning robot 6, serves as the energy supply for driving the cleaning robot 6.
- the base body 19 can in turn have external contacts 20 for the charging point 9 of the charging station 5 and be designed such that it can be picked up by the lifting receptacle 8. Should the cleaning robot 6 have a transceiver for communication with the charging station 5, this can also be arranged in the base body 19.
- the cleaning robot 6 can be equipped with one or more sensors.
- the measurement data can be stored in a memory which is located, for example, in the base body 19, and can be deleted again after reading out by the charging station 5 or saved for a predetermined period of time.
- the measurement data of a complete passage through the drainage pipe 2 in one direction or the measurement data of one or more days in are stored in the memory of the cleaning robot 6 in order to increase data security.
- a sensor for recording measurement data can be, for example, a front camera 21 that records images or videos in a first direction of travel RI.
- a rear camera can be provided, which is attached to the opposite end of the cleaning robot 6, so that images or videos can be recorded in a direction R2 opposite to the first direction of travel RI. Recorded images can be evaluated, for example, to monitor the cleaning success or to analyze the type of installation or damage to the drainage pipe 2.
- Further measurement data can be, for example, temperatures or measurements of distances traveled, i.e. length measurement values.
- Distances driven are preferably determined by means of a dead reckoning system, since GPS reception in drainage pipes is usually not possible.
- the recording of inclination data is advantageous, e.g. by means of a gyro sensor, since this allows a lowering of the drainage pipe 2 to be determined.
- the evaluation of whether the drainage pipe 2 or a section of it is lowering can in particular be carried out in the cleaning robot 6, in the charging station 5 or in the server. The evaluation can take place as follows, for example. In a first step, the inclination of at least one section of the drainage pipe 2 is measured.
- a second step the inclination of the same section is measured again when the drainage pipe 2 is later passed through. If it turns out that the inclination has changed, in particular increased, over time, a lowering of a roadway located above the drainage pipe 2 can be concluded.
- the charging station 5 sends control data received from the server to the cleaning robot 6 in order to change an operating state of the cleaning robot 6.
- the speed of travel or the speed of rotation of the brush can be controlled.
- the path to be traveled in drainage pipe 2 can also be changed, e.g. instead of cleaning only half of the drainage pipe 2.
- Said brush 14 can have bristles arranged around an axis, for example, so that the brush 14 has a diameter of 100 mm-500 mm when it rotates or vibrates around the axis, ie during operation.
- Other types of brushes can also be provided, for example non-powered brushes that do not have their own Have cleaning drive 13.
- the brush 14 has a circular circumference, seen against the direction of travel RI (either if it is cylindrical by construction or if it becomes essentially cylindrical through the rotation or vibration of bristles), which essentially corresponds to a cross section of the drainage pipe 2.
- the driving body of the cleaning robot 6, ie its drive 13, 15, 17 and its base body 19, lies within the circumference of the brush 14 when viewed against the direction of travel RI.
- the brush 14 can furthermore be designed in such a way that, when traveling in the direction of travel RI, it increases the speed of sewage flowing in the direction of travel RI even further. This can be achieved, for example, by an offset arrangement of bristles, so that the brush 14 is essentially given the shape of an aircraft rotor.
- the cleaning robot 6 itself can have a transceiver for communication with the server.
- This transceiver can be located, for example, in the base body 19 and, like the transceiver of the charging station 5, can be a WLAN, UMTS, GSM, 4G or 5G transceiver.
- the cleaning robot 6 also waits here until the charging station 5 has a
- Communication connection to the server enabled can be done, for example, by the lifting device 7 lifting or pushing the cleaning robot 6 into a position at which there is a communication connection.
- the charging station 5 can provide an interface by means of which the transceiver of the cleaning robot 6 can be coupled to an antenna of the charging station 5.
- a cable connection from the server could even be provided directly in the charging station 5, so that a memory of the cleaning robot 6 can be read out directly by the server.
- communication stations can also be provided, which can basically be designed like the charging stations 5, but without assuming a charging function.
- the communication stations will also not have a hub receptacle 8, since the communication station will only be in communication with the cleaning robot 6 for a shorter period of time than the charging station 5 during a charging process.
- the communication station is therefore a relay which receives measurement data from the cleaning robot 6 and forwards it to the server.
- communication stations can be used in particular at the reversal points of the cleaning robot 6, e.g. at each end of the drainage cleaning system 1, for example also a few meters outside the drainage pipe 2, so that the communication station is only attached to the drainage pipe 2 by means of a travel path.
- the drainage cleaning system 1 consists of a drainage pipe 2, in which a charging station 5 is arranged essentially in the middle.
- the drainage pipe 2 has a length on both sides which essentially corresponds to half the capacity of the battery of the cleaning robot 6. This is chosen so that here the cleaning robot 6 can turn around when it reaches one end of the drainage pipe 2 and reach the charging station 5 again in order to be recharged there.
- the battery can have a capacity of 100 m - 2000 m, preferably 450 m - 1200 m, driving meters.
- the cleaning robot 6 can be programmed in such a way that it changes its direction of travel when half the battery capacity is reached in order to reach the last charging station 5 in the drainage pipe 2 again.
- charging stations 5 can also be arranged in the drainage cleaning system 1.
- Two charging stations 5 are arranged here, for example, at a distance of 50 m-1000 m, preferably 450 m-600 m, from one another.
- the battery of the cleaning robot can have a capacity that is at least twice the length between two charging stations. This is because the cleaning robot 6 should continue to have sufficient battery capacity to reach the last charging station 5 after an insurmountable obstacle has been detected shortly before a charging station 5.
- the cleaning robot 6 can therefore be designed to approach the last visited charging station 5 if an insurmountable obstacle is detected in the drainage cleaning system 1, in particular in the drainage pipe 2, and to send an error message to the server when the charging station 5 is reached.
- the drainage cleaning system 1 can also have several cleaning robots 6, for example one per kilometer of drainage pipe 2. By combining several charging stations 5 and several cleaning robots 6, a self-cleaning drainage cleaning system 1 of unlimited length can be created that almost continuously cleans itself.
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