WO2022043141A1 - Verteilerblock und verfahren zum herstellen von verteilerblöcken - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a manifold block and a method of manufacturing manifold blocks.
- Distribution blocks are used to supply several outputs with electrical current or electrical power via a common feed.
- the entire total current of all outputs is provided via the infeed. This can result in the infeed being overloaded if a larger total current is output via the outputs than the infeed is dimensioned for.
- fluctuations in the total current especially a short-term overload, can lead to damage to upstream or downstream electronic components.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of specifying a distribution block that enables reliable and safe operation.
- a method for producing such distributor blocks is also to be specified.
- a distribution block is provided with an infeed and a plurality of outputs, the infeed having an input terminal for connecting an electrical conductor, each of the outputs having an output terminal for connecting an electrical conductor, the infeed being electrically conductively connected to a first current bar each of the outputs is electrically conductively connected to a second current bar, a fuse and/or a switch for connecting the first current bar to the second current bar being arranged between the first current bar and the second current bar, and wherein between the first current bar and the second power bar is provided a receptacle for holding the fuse and / or the switch.
- the distributor block enables protection against overload by integrating a fuse.
- the distributor block enables the first and second current bars to be disconnected and connected using a switch.
- the switch can, for example, be a circuit breaker or residual current circuit breaker (RCD).
- One or more fuses may be located in one or more receptacles between the first and second power bars.
- a switch or multiple switches can be arranged in one or multiple receptacles between the first and second current bars.
- the distributor block can be operated with a nominal voltage of 800 volts.
- the distribution block can be operated with a nominal voltage selected from a range of 100-1000 volts.
- the recording can be riveted to the first current bar.
- the receptacle can be riveted to the second current bar.
- the first power bar and/or second power bar can be used and connected to different receptacles, and the distribution block can be custom fitted with a receptacle for holding a particular fuse and/or switch.
- the receptacle can have a first connection lug, which is designed to connect the receptacle to the first current bar, in particular, for example, by riveting and/or welding.
- the receptacle can have a second terminal lug, which is designed to connect the receptacle to the second current bar, in particular, for example, by riveting and/or welding.
- the recording can be set up to hold a motor vehicle fuse.
- a motor vehicle fuse for example, this can be a type C car fuse (e.g. according to ISO 8820-3; 2015-09).
- the receptacle can have a separating zone which is bridged by the contacts of the fuse in order to electrically conductively connect the first and second current bars to one another.
- the holder can be set up to hold a G-fuse (e.g. according to DIN EN 60127-1 VDE 0820-1:2015-12).
- the receptacle can have a socket for accommodating the fuse in order to electrically conductively connect the first current bar and the second current bar to one another.
- the receptacle may be configured to hold a switch.
- a switch can be, for example, a fault current circuit breaker, the first and second To connect power bar in a first switch position electrically conductive to each other and to separate in a second switch position.
- the first current bar can therefore be designed or dimensioned for the reliable transmission of a total current that is output via the outputs.
- the first current bar has a wall thickness of 1 mm or more or has a wall thickness of at most 2 mm, in particular a wall thickness of 1.1 mm, or that the second current bar has a wall thickness of less than or equal to 1 mm , In particular having a wall thickness of 0.8 mm.
- the first current bar can be a sheet metal component that has been produced by forming and/or stamping out of sheet metal.
- the second current bar can be a sheet metal component that has been produced by forming and/or stamping out of sheet metal.
- first and second current bars can have been produced from different metal sheets, which can have different sheet metal thicknesses.
- a first sheet metal from which the first current bar is made can have a greater sheet metal thickness than a second sheet metal from which the second current bar is made.
- the first current bar and/or the second current bar can have a metallic material or consist of a metallic material.
- the distributor block can be designed according to a standard IEC 60947-7-1 and/or IEC 60998-2-2.
- the distributor block can have exactly one feed, for example.
- the distributor block can have more than four outlets, in particular have more than ten outlets, in particular have a maximum of twenty outlets.
- Push-in connections enable tool-free attachment of cable ends to the infeed and/or the outputs.
- the outputs can be set up to pick up conductor cross sections selected from a range of 0.14 mm 2 - 4 mm 2 , in particular to pick up conductor cross sections selected from a range of 0.34 mm 2 - 2.5 mm 2 .
- the feed can be set up in such a way that it can accommodate conductor cross-sections of up to 16 mm 2 .
- the outputs can be arranged in two rows and/or with mirror symmetry.
- the feed can be arranged with an offset to the outputs.
- the offset also makes it possible to mount larger conductor cross sections in a simple manner.
- the feed and outlets may have conductor insertion openings which may be located on a side of a housing of the distribution block.
- the feed and the outputs can be accessible from one and the same side of the distribution block.
- the invention further relates to a method for producing distribution blocks, with the method steps: producing a first distribution block according to the invention, producing a second distribution block according to the invention, the receptacle for holding the fuse and/or the switch of the first distribution block and the receptacle for holding the fuse and /or the switch of the second distributor block are not structurally identical and the first current bar of the first distributor block and the first current bar of the second distributor block are structurally identical and/or the second current bar of the first distributor block and the second current bar of the second distributor block are structurally identical. It is therefore possible to produce two distribution blocks with different receptacles, although current bars of the same construction can be used.
- a third distribution block to be produced in a further method step, which has no fuse and/or switch and no receptacle for holding a fuse and/or switch, with a first current bar of the third distribution block being structurally identical to the first current bar of the first and second distributor block and/or wherein a second current bar of the third distributor block is structurally identical to the second current bar of the first and second distributor block. Accordingly, current bars of the same construction can also be used to produce distribution blocks that do not have a fuse and/or switch.
- the first and second current bars of the third distribution block can be riveted together.
- the first and second current bars of the third manifold block may be welded together.
- the first and second current bars of the third distribution block can be screwed together.
- the first and second current bars of the third distribution block can be locked together.
- a modular system for producing distribution blocks can be specified, with identical first current bars, depending on the application, being able to be connected to different receptacles in distribution blocks that are not structurally identical, in order to provide different distribution blocks according to the invention.
- structurally identical second current bars depending on the application, can be connected to different receptacles in distribution blocks that are not structurally identical, in order to provide different distribution blocks according to the invention.
- first current bars can be connected to second current bars in order to provide a distribution block without a fuse and/or switch.
- the first current bar of a first distributor block according to the invention of the modular system has openings and/or depressions which, in the pre-assembled state in a housing of the distributor block, lie essentially congruently with openings and/or depressions of a first receptacle and/or or at least interlock in sections to specify the position of a rivet connection or multiple rivet connections.
- the second current bar of the first distributor block of the modular system has openings and/or depressions which, in the preassembled state in the housing of the distributor block, are essentially congruent with openings and/or depressions of the first receptacle and/or interlock at least in sections in order to specify the position of a riveted joint or a plurality of riveted joints.
- the first current bar of a second distributor block according to the invention of the modular system has openings and/or depressions which, in the pre-assembled state in a housing of the distributor block, have openings and/or depressions in a second receptacle that is different from the first receptacle lie congruently one above the other and/or intermesh at least in sections in order to specify the position of a riveted joint or several riveted joints.
- the first current bars of the first and second distribution blocks are identical in construction.
- the second current bars of the first and second distributor blocks are identical in construction.
- the first current bar of a third distributor block of the modular system has openings and/or depressions which, in the pre-assembled state in a housing of the distributor block, are essentially congruent with openings and/or depressions of the second current bar and/or interlock at least in sections in order to specify the position of a riveted joint or a plurality of riveted joints.
- the first current bars of the first and third distribution block are identical in construction.
- the second current bars of the first and third distribution block are identical in construction.
- FIG. 1A is a schematic representation of a distributor block according to the invention in a perspective view from above,
- FIG. 1B shows a schematic representation of the distributor block according to FIG. 1A in a view from below
- FIG. 2A shows a schematic representation of a further distributor block according to the invention in a perspective view from above
- FIG. 2B shows a schematic representation of the distributor block according to FIG. 2A in a view from below
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic representation of a further distributor block according to the invention in a perspective view from above
- FIG. 5A is a schematic representation of a distributor block in a perspective view from above
- FIG. 5B shows a schematic representation of the distributor block according to FIG. 5A in a view from below.
- Fig. 1A shows a distribution block 100 with a feed 110 and a plurality of outlets 120.
- the feed 110 has an input terminal 111 for connecting an electrical conductor.
- Each of the outputs 120 has an output terminal 121 for connecting an electrical conductor.
- the input terminal 111 is associated with an opening 112 of the feed 110 for inserting a conductor end of an electrical conductor.
- the input clamp 111 extends into a housing 130 of the junction block 100 and clamps a conductor end inside the housing 130 in the area of the opening 112 to fix the conductor to the junction block 100 . Therefore, only that part of the input terminal 111 can be seen that can be actuated with a tool, such as a screwdriver or the like, to release a fixed conductor, this being the actuating element, also known as a pusher.
- the feed 110 or the input terminal 111 is designed here as a push-in connection.
- Each output terminal 121 is assigned an opening 122 of the respective output 120 for inserting a conductor end of an electrical conductor.
- the output clamp 121 extends into the housing 130 of the junction block 100 and clamps a conductor end inside the housing 130 in the area of the opening 122 to secure the conductor to the junction block 100 . Therefore, only the part of the respective output terminal 121 can be seen that can be actuated to release a fixed conductor with a tool, such as a screwdriver or the like.
- Each output 120 or each output terminal 121 is designed as a push-in connection.
- the feed is 110 electrically conductively connected to a first current bar 140 .
- Each output 120 is electrically conductively connected to a second current bar 150 .
- a receptacle 160 for holding a fuse is arranged between the first current bar 140 and the second current bar 150 .
- the receptacle 160 is provided for holding a type C motor vehicle fuse.
- the receptacle 160 forms a separating zone 161 or an air gap 161, so that the current bars 140, 150 are separated from one another by the separating zone 161 or the air gap 161 unless there is a fuse in the receptacle 160, as shown in FIG. 1B .
- the fuse establishes an electrically conductive connection between the first current bar 140 and the second current bar 150 with its contacts.
- a first contact of the fuse is due to a first terminal lug 170 of the receptacle 160 and a second contact of the fuse to a second terminal lug 180 of the receptacle 160.
- Two rivet connections 171 are formed between the terminal lug 170 and the first current bar 140 .
- Two rivet connections 181 are formed between the terminal lug 180 and the second current bar 150 .
- the first current bar 140 has a larger conductor cross section and a greater wall thickness than the second current bar 150.
- the first current bar 140 has a wall thickness of 1.1 mm.
- the second current bar 150 has a wall thickness of less than or equal to 1 mm.
- the distribution block 100 has exactly one feed 110 and twelve outputs 120.
- the outputs 120 are arranged in two rows and mirror-symmetrically.
- the feed 110 is arranged with an offset to the outputs 120 .
- the feed 110 and the outlets 120 are arranged with their openings 112, 122 and terminals 111, 121 on a common side 131 of the housing 130 of the distribution block 100.
- the side 131 can also be referred to as the top 131 and faces away from a bottom 132 of the housing 130, in the region of which sections the current bars 140, 150 are arranged.
- the housing 130 has an electrically insulating plastic, in this case polyamide.
- FIGS. 2A and 2B show a further variant of a distributor block 200. To avoid repetition, only the differences from the exemplary embodiment described above will be discussed, with the same features being assigned the same reference symbols.
- the distribution block 200 differs from the exemplary embodiment described above in that a receptacle 260 for holding a G-fuse 300 is provided. Accordingly, the fuse 300 is arranged between the first current bar 140 and the second current bar 150 in order to electrically conductively connect the first current bar 140 and the second current bar 150 to one another.
- the receptacle 260 has a first socket 261 for holding the fuse 300.
- the receptacle 260 has a second socket 262 for holding the fuse 300.
- the first socket 261 is electrically conductively connected to the terminal lug 170 of the receptacle 260 .
- the second socket 262 is electrically conductively connected to the terminal lug 180 of the receptacle 260 .
- the first socket 261 is formed in one piece with the terminal lug 170 .
- first current bars 140 and structurally identical second current bars 150 can be used for the distributor block 100 and the distributor block 200, which are connected to the terminal lugs 170, 180 via riveted connections 171, 181.
- the current bars 140, 150 are therefore only connected to different receptacles 160, 260 in order to use different fuses in the distribution blocks 100, 200.
- FIG. 3 shows a further variant of a distributor block 400. To avoid repetition, only the differences from the exemplary embodiments described above will be discussed, with the same features being assigned the same reference symbols.
- the distribution block 400 differs from the exemplary embodiments described above in that a receptacle 460 is provided between the current bars and is designed to hold a switch 500 .
- the switch 500 is used to connect and disconnect an electrically conductive connection between the current bars 140, 150.
- a first current bar 140 which is structurally identical to those of the distributor blocks 100, 200 has again been used for the distributor block 400.
- a second current bar 150 has been used for the distributor block 400, which is identical in construction to those of the distributor blocks 100, 200.
- the switch 500 is a residual current circuit breaker.
- receptacle 160 for holding the fuse of the first distributor block 100 and the receptacle 260 for holding the fuse 300 of the second distributor block 200 are not structurally identical and
- first current bar 140 of the first distributor block 100 and the first current bar 140 of the second distributor block 200 are structurally identical and wherein the second current bar 150 of the first distributor block 100 and the second current bar 150 of the second distributor block 200 are structurally identical
- the distribution block 600 of FIG. 5A has no fuse or switch.
- the first current bar 140 and the second current bar 150 are riveted directly to one another—as the riveted connections 151 in FIG. 5B show.
- a first current bar 140 which is structurally identical to those of the distributor blocks 100, 200, 400 has again been used for the distributor block 600.
- a second current bar 150 has been used for the distributor block 600, which is structurally identical to those of the distributor blocks 100, 200, 400.
- a modular system for producing distribution blocks 100, 200, 400, 600 can be specified, with identical first current bars 140, depending on the application, having different, non-identical receptacles 160, 260, 460 in Manifold blocks 100, 200, 400 are connectable to provide various manifold blocks 100, 200, 400 according to the invention.
- identical second current bars 150 can be connected to different, non-identical receptacles 160, 260, 460 in distribution blocks 100, 200, 400 in order to provide different distribution blocks 100, 200, 400 according to the invention.
- first current bar 140 can be connected to the second current bar 150 in order to provide a distributor block 600 without a fuse and/or a switch.
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