WO2022243091A1 - Schiebetürsystem zum einbau in eine gebäudewand und verfahren zum warten eines schiebetürsystems - Google Patents
Schiebetürsystem zum einbau in eine gebäudewand und verfahren zum warten eines schiebetürsystems Download PDFInfo
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- the present invention relates to a sliding door system for installation in a building wall. Furthermore, the invention relates to a method for maintaining such a sliding door system.
- a sliding door can comprise two door leaves arranged opposite one another, which are pivotably mounted on a horizontally displaceable door leaf carrier and can be pivoted into corresponding door openings in a building wall by means of a pivoting mechanism when the door leaf carrier is displaced, for example by means of an electric drive.
- the sliding door In order to limit the effort involved in repairs and maintenance, the sliding door should be easily accessible from the outside and easy to remove from the building wall.
- DE 101 63 061 A1 shows a pivoting mechanism that is designed as a parallelogram guide, and that a distance between the door leaves is specified by a link control depending on the position of the sliding door.
- a first aspect of the invention relates to a sliding door system for installation in a building wall.
- the sliding door system includes a sliding door that includes a first door panel, a second door panel, and a pivoting mechanism, and a housing for installation in the building wall and receiving the sliding door.
- the housing has a first door opening and a second door opening opposite the first door opening.
- the sliding door is bilateral across the first doorway and the second doorway also slidably mounted in the housing.
- the pivoting mechanism is designed to convert a sliding movement of the sliding door into a pivoting movement of the first door panel and the second door panel, so that the first door panel releases the first door opening and the second door panel releases the second door opening in a first position of the sliding door and in a second position of the sliding door missed.
- the sliding door By deactivating the pivoting mechanism, the sliding door can be moved beyond the first door opening and the second door opening into a third position in which at least one component of the sliding door system that is to be serviced is accessible from outside the housing via the first door opening and/or the second door opening and/or from which the sliding door can be removed from the housing via the first door opening and/or the second door opening.
- the housing can, for example, comprise at least one first wall part having the first door opening, a second wall part having the second door opening and a housing frame on which the first and second wall parts are fastened opposite one another at a defined distance from one another.
- “Wall part” can be understood to mean a flat element, for example in the form of a panel or a composite panel.
- the housing can be inserted into a corresponding recess in the building wall.
- the sliding door can be slidably mounted in an intermediate space between the first wall part and the second wall part.
- Door leaf can be understood to mean a flat element, for example a plate-shaped element, which can also be referred to as a door panel.
- a height of the door leaf can, for example, be greater than a width of the door leaf, in which case the height and the width can each be significantly greater than the thickness of the door leaf.
- a sum of the respective thicknesses of the first and second door panels can be smaller than a distance between the first and second wall parts, so that both door panels can be accommodated together in the gap between the first and second wall parts.
- a pivoting mechanism can have a linear guide that allows the first door panel to change the distance from the second door panel, preferably in a movement perpendicular to the surface of the first door panel.
- a plurality of such linear guides are preferably arranged between the first door panel and the second door panel.
- Such linear guides can be designed as linear slide bearings, as linear ball bearings or as scissor mechanisms.
- the pivoting mechanism can have a parallelogram guide, the door leaves being guided parallel to one another via at least two articulated arms which are arranged parallel to one another and are of equal length.
- the articulated arms preferably have an angle of 45° or less to the plane of the first door leaf.
- the distance between the first door leaf and the second door leaf is preferably specified by one or more link controls, each of which engages a pin arranged on a door leaf.
- link controls By moving the sliding door, the pin is moved along a link of the link control.
- the link is a surface of the link control, which preferably pushes the pin into different positions along the displacement and thus moves the first and the second door leaf into the distance from one another that is associated with the respective door position.
- the backdrops of the backdrop controls can be arranged above the door leaves in the door frame.
- the slide control moves the door leaves into a pivoted-out position in which the first door leaf moves the first door opening and the second door leaf moves the second door opening. Shortly before the second position is reached, further movement of the sliding door through interaction with the link control causes the two door leaves to assume the swung-out position.
- the pivoting mechanism any other designs are also possible.
- the door can be swiveled out electronically via an electric or hydraulic drive.
- the swivel mechanism can be deactivated so that the sliding door can pass through the second position in order to be able to reach the third position without the door leaves being swiveled out. Since the door leaves are not swung out when the pivoting device is deactivated, the sliding door can be retracted into the right-hand housing section of the housing. If the sliding door has an electronically controlled electric or hydraulic drive, the electronic control cannot activate the drive in order to deactivate the pivoting mechanism. If the sliding door is activated through interaction with the link controller, the pivoting mechanism can be deactivated by disengaging the pin from the link, for example, by withdrawing the pin from the link, or by sliding or removing the link.
- the sliding door can be displaceably mounted by means of a linear guide device which, for example, comprises an upper and lower guide rail. At least one of the guide rails can extend beyond the first and second door opening on both sides.
- a displacement path that the sliding door covers when it is displaced from the first position along a displacement axis into the third position can be longer, for example, than twice the width of the first or second door leaf.
- the displacement path can be shorter than three times the width of the first or second door leaf.
- the displacement path can be limited, for example, by one or more stops that prevent further displacement of the sliding door and/or the door leaves along the displacement axis in one or both directions.
- the pivoting mechanism can be designed, for example, to move the first and second door panel in opposite directions transversely to the displacement axis of the sliding door.
- the respective pivoting movements of the first and second door panel can be matched to one another by means of the pivoting mechanism, for example in such a way that the two door openings are closed and/or released again by the respective door panel as simultaneously as possible.
- the sliding door can, for example, comprise a door leaf carrier which is mounted in the housing so that it can be displaced in two opposite directions along a horizontal displacement axis by means of the linear guide device, for example in the intermediate space between the first and second wall part.
- the first and second door panel can be mounted pivotably on the door panel carrier by means of the pivoting mechanism.
- the pivoting mechanism can be designed to move the first and second door panels together towards the door panel carrier, ie to move them away from the respective door opening, when the door panel carrier is displaced into the first position is, and / or to move away from the door panel carrier, ie move towards the respective door opening when the door panel carrier is moved to the second position.
- the door leaf carrier can be, for example, a single, displaceable carrier or a displaceable assembly of a plurality of individual carriers, for example in the form of a carrier frame.
- the pivoting mechanism is configured as a parallelogram guide
- several parallelogram guides can be arranged such that a first parallelogram guide connects the first door panel to the door panel carrier, and a second parallelogram guide connects the second door panel to the door panel carrier.
- a first linear guide connects the first door leaf to the door leaf carrier, and a second linear guide connects the second door leaf to the door leaf carrier. This allows the door panel carrier to be moved in a straight line along the axis of movement.
- the second position of the sliding door can be between the first position and the third position.
- the second position can be closer to the third position than to the first position.
- the sliding door can be displaced into the first position by displacement in a first direction and/or into the third position by displacement in a second direction opposite to the first direction, for example along the horizontal displacement axis.
- the sliding door it is possible for the sliding door to be moved at least partially beyond a left-hand outer edge of the first and second door opening by being moved into the first position and at least partially beyond a right-hand outer edge of the first and second door opening by being moved into the third position, or vice versa .
- the pivoting mechanism should only be able to be deactivated when the sliding door is in the fully or partially open state, ie in the first position or an intermediate position between the first and second positions, but not in the second position, ie in the closed state.
- a part of the sliding door that can be displaced beyond the first and second door opening can comprise at least part of the first and/or second door panel.
- first and second door panel it is possible for the first and second door panel to be located completely outside the first and second door opening in the first position and/or completely between the first and second door opening in the second position.
- first and second door panels In the third position, the first and second door panels can be located, for example, partly outside the first and second door opening and partly between the first and second door opening. In other words, it is possible that the first and second door openings are still open a little in the third position.
- the part of the sliding door that is accessible from outside the housing in the third position via the first and/or second door opening can, for example, be a part that is accessible in the first and/or second position via the first door opening and/or or the second door opening is not accessible from outside the housing, for example because it is then covered by the housing or by at least one or both door leaves.
- the sliding door system can include an electric drive device for generating the sliding movement of the sliding door, for example the door leaf carrier.
- the electric drive device can include an electric motor and electric and/or electronic components for controlling the electric motor, for example in the form of a control unit or a transformer. It is possible for one or more of these components to be arranged on the sliding door, for example on the door panel carrier. By moving the sliding door to the third position, these components can be moved far enough for a technician to access them via the first and/or second door opening from outside the housing.
- Such a sliding door system ensures simple and yet safe installation, maintenance and/or repair.
- the sliding door can be installed and removed by a single person in just a few simple steps. Nevertheless, the sliding door system is still burglar-proof in that maintenance and/or repairs are only made possible when the sliding door is unlocked or unlocked.
- a second aspect of the invention relates to a method for servicing a sliding door system according to an embodiment of the first aspect of the invention.
- the method includes at least the steps of: deactivating the pivot mechanism to allow sliding of the sliding door beyond the first door opening and the second door opening to the third position, and sliding the sliding door beyond the first door opening and the second door opening to the third position to allow access to the at least one component to be serviced via the first door opening and/or the second door opening from outside the housing and/or removal of the sliding door via the first door opening and/or the second door opening from the housing.
- deactivating the pivot mechanism to allow sliding of the sliding door beyond the first door opening and the second door opening to the third position
- sliding the sliding door beyond the first door opening and the second door opening to the third position to allow access to the at least one component to be serviced via the first door opening and/or the second door opening from outside the housing and/or removal of the sliding door via the first door opening and/or the second door opening from the housing.
- the first door panel and the second door panel in the first position can be at least partially in a left-hand housing section of the housing located to the left of the first door opening and the second door opening, in the second position at least partially between the first door opening and the second door opening and in in the third position at least partially in a right housing section of the housing located to the right of the first door opening and the second door opening.
- the pivot mechanism serves to change the distance between the first door panel and the second door panel. The pivoting mechanism thus makes it possible to bring the door leaves so close to one another, in order to be able to reach the first position, that the door leaves can be inserted into the left-hand housing section.
- the pivoting mechanism also makes it possible to spread the door leaves so far in the second position that the outer surfaces of the door leaves are flush with the outer surface of the housing. Sliding doors with corresponding pivoting mechanisms are known from the documents cited above.
- the pivoting mechanism can also be called a spreading mechanism.
- first and second door panel can be arranged completely in the left housing section in the first position without protruding into the first and second door opening.
- only a front part of the sliding door can be arranged in the right-hand housing section in the third position.
- a rear part of the sliding door, which faces the left-hand housing section, can be arranged between the first and second door openings and can therefore be seen from the outside, ie. H. be accessible from outside the housing.
- predominantly movable parts of the sliding door system or other components requiring maintenance can be arranged in this rear part and can be displaced together with the sliding door.
- the left-hand housing section can also be accessible from outside the housing via the first and/or second door opening.
- components that are predominantly non-movable or do not require maintenance during an intended period of use of the sliding door system can be arranged in the housing itself.
- the sliding door can be designed in such a way that the component to be serviced is only accessible in the third position.
- the component to be serviced can be fastened in the left-hand housing section or on a part of the sliding door which remains in the left-hand housing section of the housing in the first position and in the second position of the sliding door.
- the left housing section is only accessible when the sliding door releases access to the left housing section due to the shift to the third position.
- the sliding door can be slidably mounted in the housing on both sides beyond the first door opening and the second door opening by means of a linear guide device.
- the linear guide device can be arranged at least partially in the right-hand housing section.
- at least one guide rail or at least one guide shoe of the linear guide device can protrude into the right-hand housing section.
- a gap between an edge section of the first door opening and an edge section of the second door opening can be covered by at least one cover plate.
- the housing can be clad or bordered by one or more cover plates in the area of the first and second door opening in such a way that when the sliding door is fully or partially open, i. That is, when in the first position or between the first and second positions, the interior of the housing, such as the right housing portion, cannot be viewed or accessed.
- the cover plate can be part of a frame, for example a frame headliner or a side frame wall.
- the cover plate covers the right housing section of the housing.
- the right-hand housing section of the housing is protected from dirt and the user can no longer look into the right-hand housing section.
- the cover plate can be attached to the housing by means of a locking mechanism and by unlocking the Locking mechanism can be removed from the housing.
- the locking mechanism can only be unlocked when the sliding door is in the first position and/or between the first position and the second position.
- the locking mechanism can be unlockable by means of a special tool or a special key.
- a receptacle for the tool or the key can be covered by the two door leaves when the sliding door is closed and no longer covered by the two door leaves when the sliding door is fully or partially open and can therefore be accessed from the outside.
- the first door leaf and the second door leaf can be at a greater distance from one another in the second position transverse to a displacement axis along which the sliding door can be displaced than in the first position and/or the third position.
- the first and second door leaf can be at least partially sunk into the respective door opening, for example in order to close the door openings in a sufficiently soundproof and/or airtight manner.
- the distance in the direction of the width of the housing between the two door leaves in the pivoted-in state can be selected such that they can be displaced in the housing in both directions of the displacement axis beyond the door openings.
- the at least one component to be serviced can be arranged on the sliding door. This means that the component(s) to be serviced can be moved with the sliding door. Access to these component(s) is thus made possible by simply moving the sliding door to the third position. For this purpose, apart from deactivating the pivoting mechanism, which can be deactivated, for example, by simply moving or unhooking a lever, no further dismantling operations are required.
- the sliding door system can also include an electric drive device for generating the sliding movement.
- the at least one component to be serviced can be a component of the electric drive device.
- individual components of the electrical Drive device such as a drive motor, a drive controller or a transformer can be maintained, replaced and / or repaired with little effort.
- the pivoting mechanism can be at least partially accessible from outside the housing via the first door opening and/or the second door opening when the sliding door is in an intermediate position between the first position and the second position.
- This can be understood in such a way that access to the pivoting mechanism is not possible, or at least not from outside the housing, in particular not from an outside of the building wall, if the sliding door is in the second position, i. H. in the closed state.
- the sliding door can be moved from the second position in the direction of the first position, for example using the electric drive device, until the first and second door panel are fully pivoted in.
- the pivoting mechanism can then be deactivated, so that the first and second door leaf when sliding in the opposite direction, i. H. in the direction of the second and third position, cannot be swiveled out again, which would possibly prevent further shifting into the third position.
- the housing can also include a first door frame, which at least partially frames the first door opening.
- the first door panel can be at least partially sunk into the first door frame in the second position.
- the housing may further include a second door frame that at least partially frames the second door opening.
- the second door panel can be at least partially sunk in the second door frame in the second position.
- Door frame can be understood, for example, as a door frame or a door frame element, for example in the form of a sheet metal or wooden part. It is possible for the first and/or second door frame to include a lip seal for sealing the respective door opening.
- the lip seal can, for example, be compressed by an outer edge section of the respective door leaf when the respective door leaf is at least partially lowered into the respective door frame.
- a gap between the housing and the closed sliding door can thus be effectively sealed, for example for soundproofing or fire protection purposes.
- the pivoting mechanism can be designed to convert the displacement movement into the pivoting movement such that in the second position an outer surface of the first door leaf forms a first flat surface together with an outer surface of the housing adjoining the first door opening.
- the pivoting mechanism can be designed to convert the displacement movement into the pivoting movement in such a way that an outer surface of the second door leaf forms a second flat surface together with an outer surface of the housing adjoining the second door opening.
- the burglary security of the sliding door system can be increased in comparison to designs with door leaves that do not close flush.
- it can be achieved in this way that the door leaves stand out in the closed state in a barely visible manner from the building wall surrounding them, if this is desired.
- the method can also include removing the sliding door from the housing via the first door opening and/or the second door opening, starting from the third position. In this way, the sliding door can be removed as a whole from the housing in just a few movements and with little effort.
- the sliding door can be slid from the third position in the direction of the first position and turned into the first door opening and/or the second door opening.
- the sliding door can be inclined in a suitable manner.
- the sliding door can be removed, for example, using a separate removal mechanism and/or using the linear guide device (see above).
- the sliding door can be mounted at two bearing points in the linear guide device, and by releasing the connection of the sliding door to one of the bearing points, the other bearing point can act as a pivot about which the sliding door can now be rotated.
- any other embodiments familiar to the person skilled in the art are also possible.
- the method can also include inserting the sliding door into the housing via the first door opening and/or the second door opening, with the sliding door being able to be brought into the third position, and a subsequent include activating the pivot mechanism. Insertion can take place, for example, in the reverse order analogous to removal. This ensures easy replacement of the sliding door.
- FIG. 1 shows a plan view of an installed sliding door system according to an embodiment of the invention in the open state.
- FIG. 2 shows the sliding door system from FIG. 1 in the closed state.
- FIG. 3 shows the sliding door system from FIG. 1 in a maintenance state.
- FIG. 4 shows a side view of the sliding door system from FIG. 3.
- FIG. 5 shows a perspective view of a sliding door system according to an exemplary embodiment of the invention with the sliding door pivoted out.
- FIG. 6 shows the sliding door system from FIG. 5 with the sliding door pivoted out even further.
- FIG. 7 shows a plan view of the sliding door system from FIG. 6.
- Fig. 1 shows a sliding door system 100 with a sliding door 102 and a housing 104 which is installed in a building wall 106.
- the housing 104 has a first door opening 108 and a second door opening 110 opposite the first door opening 108 .
- the sliding door 102 is inside the housing 104 along a horizontal displacement axis 112 on both sides, here both to the left and to the right, mounted to be displaceable beyond the two door openings 108, 110.
- the sliding door 102 includes a first door panel 114 for closing the first door opening 108 and a second door panel 116 for closing the second door opening 110.
- the two door panels 114, 116 are in a direction transverse to the axis of displacement 112 opposite.
- the two door leaves 114, 116 can be displaced in the same direction and synchronized with one another along the displacement axis 112 relative to the door openings 108, 110.
- Sliding door 102 also includes a pivoting mechanism 118, which is designed to convert a sliding movement of sliding door 102, which can be caused, for example, by means of an electric drive device 120 when a corresponding door switch is actuated, into a pivoting movement of the two door leaves 114, 116 (indicated with two Arrows) so that the door openings 108, 110 are either closed or opened depending on the direction of the sliding door 102.
- a pivoting mechanism 118 which is designed to convert a sliding movement of sliding door 102, which can be caused, for example, by means of an electric drive device 120 when a corresponding door switch is actuated, into a pivoting movement of the two door leaves 114, 116 (indicated with two Arrows) so that the door openings 108, 110 are either closed or opened depending on the direction of the sliding door 102.
- the door leaves 114, 116 can, for example, each be pivoted in and out via a parallelogram linkage and a slotted link control coupled to the respective parallelogram linkage.
- a parallelogram linkage and a slotted link control coupled to the respective parallelogram linkage.
- any other configuration of the swivel mechanism 118 is also possible.
- the sliding door system 100 includes a first door frame 122 at least partially framing the first door opening 108 and a second door frame 124 at least partially framing the second door opening 110 .
- a suitable door seal for sealing the respective door leaf 114, 116 against the housing 104 and/or the building wall 106 can be integrated into at least one of the two door frames 122, 124.
- FIG. 1 shows the sliding door 102 as an example in the open state, in which the two door leaves 114, 116 are arranged completely in a housing section 126 on the left here, which is located to the left of the two door openings 108, 110, and the two door openings 108, 110 with it fully release.
- the sliding door 102 can be moved to a second position, as shown in FIG. 2 .
- the second position corresponds to one closed state of the sliding door 102, in which the first door opening 108 is completely closed by the first door panel 114 and the second door opening 110 is completely closed by the second door panel 116.
- the sliding door 102 is also slidable into a third position, as shown in FIG. 3 by way of example.
- the sliding door 102 can, for example, first be unlocked and, starting from the second position, moved a little in the direction of the first position. This can be done manually or by means of the electric drive device 120, so that the door leaves 114, 116 can be pulled back from the respective door opening 108 or 110 by means of the pivoting mechanism 118. Their mutual distance decreases transversely to the displacement axis 112.
- the pivoting mechanism 118 can then be deactivated in a suitable manner, for example by detaching a control lever from the slide control. If the sliding door 102 is now moved again in the opposite direction, i.e. in the direction of the second position, the door leaves 114, 116 remain in their previous, pivoted-in state due to the deactivated pivoting mechanism 118, so that the sliding door 102 or at least a front part of it the two door openings 108, 110 can also be pushed into a housing section 300 on the right here, which is located to the right of the two door openings 108, 110.
- the sliding door 102 can be very easily slid as a whole, i. H. can be removed from the housing 104 without having to be further dismantled into its individual parts, as is shown by way of example in FIGS. 5 to 7 .
- a section of a door panel carrier 400 can be seen, on which the two door panels 114, 116 can be pivotally mounted by means of the pivoting mechanism 118 (not shown here).
- Components requiring maintenance such as a drive motor 402, a drive controller 404 or a toroidal transformer 406, which can be parts of the electric drive device 120, or other mechanically movable, electric and/or electronic components can be fastened to the rear part of the door leaf carrier 400.
- this rear part is easily accessible from the outside via the two door openings 108, 110.
- a lower guide 408 and an upper guide 410 arranged offset thereto are shown, which guide the sliding door 102, more precisely the door panel carrier 400, during displacement along the displacement axis 112.
- the lower guide 408 is arranged in the left-hand housing section 126 and the upper guide 410 is arranged between the left-hand housing section 126 and the right-hand housing section 300 .
- at least one of the two guides 408, 410 is arranged at least partially in the right-hand housing section 300.
- the sliding door 102 In order to remove the sliding door 102 from the housing 104, starting from the third position, it can, for example, be pushed back a little in the direction of the first position and in the process pivoted out of the housing 104 in a suitable manner, as is shown in Fig. 5 to Fig. 7 is illustrated.
- the sliding door 102 can be inserted into the housing 104 in the same way as it was removed in the reverse order.
- the building wall 106 has been left out in FIGS. 2 to 7 .
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