EP0931569A1 - Planche de glisse dont les chants sont équipés d'éléments de renforcement présents sur une partie de la longueur portante de la planche - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
- A63C5/00—Skis or snowboards
- A63C5/06—Skis or snowboards with special devices thereon, e.g. steering devices
- A63C5/07—Skis or snowboards with special devices thereon, e.g. steering devices comprising means for adjusting stiffness
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
- A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
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- the invention relates to the field of sliding sports. It concerns the structure of a gliding board and more precisely the external shape of such a board. It relates more particularly to the presence and the height of elements of lateral reinforcement located at the edges. Although in the rest of the description, the invention is more specifically described in the application to skiing alpine, it can be easily transposed to other types of boards, such as the snowboarding, monoskiing and cross country skiing.
- snow gliding boards have different structures.
- a first family of boards whose structure consists of a stack of successive layers, namely a sole and edges intended to come into contact with snow, a core constituting the soul of the ski, reinforcements, and an upper set supporting the decor.
- the core is generally bordered by elements of reinforcement present over the entire length of the ski, or more precisely, on its entire bearing length, that is to say the length of the ski between the front and rear contact lines.
- Such reinforcing elements are visible at the ski edges.
- These reinforcing elements serve members for transmitting forces from the upper face of the ski to the edges. In this way, the efforts exerted by the skier, especially during the initiation of turns, are effectively transmitted to the edges.
- a structure "sandwich" of this type therefore has a certain flexibility with specific characteristics conferred by the shearing effect generated between the layers when bending the ski.
- skis produced according to this structure are particularly effective at great speed because they maintain optimal contact with snow. These skis are therefore precise and fast although perhaps a little difficult to direct in some piste and snow conditions.
- box another type of structure commonly called “box” consists in coating, at least part of the core, with a reinforcing fabric, this type of tubular reinforcement is different from lamellar reinforcement of the structure former.
- skis produced according to this "box" structure are more resistant to torsion. They allow a more efficient hooking of the edge therefore better precision cornering.
- a variant of this "box” structure is commonly called a structure "with shell".
- Such a gliding board has edges free of any additional longitudinal reinforcement.
- the upper reinforcing layer is extended laterally inside the edges until close to the edges.
- the absence longitudinal reinforcing element at the edges gives such plank a weakening of the support resistance on the edge.
- the problem which the invention therefore proposes to solve is that of adapting the mechanical qualities of a gliding board to take account of different types of practice, and the optimization of its mechanical characteristics depending on the desired behavior of said board.
- the invention consists in making a board combining three different structures, a sandwich structure, a shell structure and a mixed structure, to optimize the general behavior of the board depending the specific behavior of the structures in each of the areas of the board.
- the reinforcing element is present on the total height of the edge if it occupies most of the height of this edge, with the exception of the thickness of the sole and the upper protective layer.
- the invention is not limited to the case where the ski is symmetrical but on the contrary covers variants in which the elements of reinforcement are located differently on the outer edge and on the edge internal, corresponding to the facing edges when the skier has put on both skis.
- Figure 1 is a side view of a ski to define approximately the different heel, skate and tip areas.
- Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view of the "sandwich" area of a ski according to the invention, this section having edges of a height substantially equal to the height of the board.
- FIG. 3 is an alternative embodiment of the "hull" zone of FIG. 2.
- Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of the "hull" area of a ski according to the invention this area being free of reinforcing element at the level of chants.
- Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view of the mixed area of a ski according to the invention, this zone having an intermediate structure comprising reinforcing elements present at the edges on a portion only of the height of the ski.
- Figure 6 is a side view of a ski, according to the invention, in the area between the characteristic areas.
- Figure 7 is a side view of a ski according to a first form of realization, more particularly adapted to the beginners.
- FIG. 8 is a side view of a ski according to a second family of realization, corresponding to a ski of competition.
- FIG. 9 is a side view of a ski according to a third family of embodiment of the invention, more particularly suitable for skiing in powder snow.
- FIG. 10 is a side view of a ski according to a fourth family of dedicated to skiing with cut corners, illustrated with a variant in Figure 11.
- the invention relates to a gliding board whose different zones distributed along its bearing length have structures different, adapted according to the mechanical qualities required for a optimal practice.
- the ski comprises a sole (10) intended to come into contact with snow, bordered by metal edges (11, 12).
- This sole (10) receives on its upper face a lower reinforcement (17) and a core (13) which can be produced using different technologies, and put in place either by mechanical assembly or by In-Situ injection.
- the core (13) is covered with an upper reinforcement (18).
- this structure comprises on each flank of the core reinforcing elements (14, 15) forming the edges of the ski.
- these reinforcing elements have a height h equal to that H of the edge of the ski, to the thickness (e 10 , e 17 ) of the sole (10) and of the upper layer close (17).
- FIG. 3 An alternative embodiment of this structure is illustrated in FIG. 3.
- the edges (8, 9) of the reinforcing elements (14, 15) are inclined on the full height of the ski.
- structure In an area with such a structure, generally called structure "sandwich", the stacking of the different layers generates a behavior specific. Indeed, during deformations of the ski, the bonding or bonding zones between layers undergo a shear which gives a particular behavior of the skiing on snow.
- This structure allows very good contact with snow skiing by limiting the "grazing” effects, in addition it allows effective support on the edges.
- This structure is relatively nervous, although flexible especially in torsion.
- the structure illustrated in Figure 4 also includes a sole (20) bordered by edges (21, 22) as well as a core (23), reinforcements (24) and (25) and an upper layer (26).
- the edges (27, 28) of the structure do not include elements of longitudinal reinforcement proper. Only the upper reinforcement (25) descends up to the level of the edges in (26) and (29) without however ensuring a very strong support effective on edges.
- the upper layer (26) covering the upper face of the ski extends along the inclined lateral zones up to the proximity of the metal edges (21, 22).
- This type of structure used in the skate area will give comfort to the skier because the supports will not be too forceful. However, this structure will allow ends of the ski to resist torsional deformation, which will allow good handling of turns when taking edges.
- ski areas especially those located at the junction between the areas “sandwich” and “shell” have a structure illustrated in FIG. 5, in which we observe in the upper part a half “shell” structure (33), and in the lower part a half sandwich structure (32) having reinforcing elements (34, 35) pressing on the metal edges (36, 37).
- the height H 1 of the edges present in the junction zone illustrated in FIG. 6 is variable from a maximum height H T corresponding to a "sandwich" zone (40) illustrated in FIGS. 2 and 3, up to a zero value, corresponding to the "shell" area (41) illustrated in FIG. 4.
- FIG. 1 illustrates a ski (1) in which three zones can be delimited on the bearing length (L p ) of the ski.
- the bearing length (L p ) is generally defined as the area between the front (3) and rear (2) contact lines of the ski. This bearing length (L p ) is broken down into a central area called pad (5), a front area (6) between the tip and the pad, and a rear area (7) between the pad and the heel.
- the ski (70) illustrated in FIG. 7 has a rear zone (71) and a zone front (73) of "sandwich” structure and a skid zone (72) of "shell” structure.
- the ski (70) is quite flexible at the level of the skate, which allows bending maximum underfoot and therefore a very good rounding on its edge, in addition, the grips edges are soft due to the "shell" structure under the feet.
- the extremities in sandwich structure are not too stiff in torsion. This configuration is particularly appreciated by beginner skiers.
- FIG. 8 illustrates a ski (80) which has a rear zone (81) of structure "hull” while the skid zone (82) and the front zone (83) have a structure "sandwich” whose lateral reinforcing elements are present on the whole of the height of the song.
- a ski is therefore very firm with square support in its part central (82), it is flexible in torsion in the front zone (83), while the rear zone (81) retains good torsional rigidity.
- such a ski (80) ensures good contact when it is flat on the snow, then at the start and start of the turn, the edge grip being very firm, the ski fits perfectly into the curve, finally, at the end of the turn, this ski retains good torsional rigidity which prevents slippage and thus loss of precision and time.
- FIG. 9 illustrates a third configuration (90) in which the zones rear (91) and shoe (92) have a "shell" structure, while the front zone (93) has a sandwich structure in which the reinforcing elements side (94) are present over the entire height of the board.
- the "hull" structure at the rear end (91) facilitates guiding the ski.
- FIGs 10 and 11 illustrate two alternative embodiments showing fairly close characteristics and having similar behaviors on snow.
- skis (100, 110) have a skid zone (102, 112) with a sandwich structure and a front zone (103,113) in "hull” structure.
- the aft zone (101) is of "shell” structure
- the rear zone (111) is of "mixed” structure, that is to say comprising at the bottom (114) lateral reinforcing elements typical of a sandwich structure, and in the upper part (115) a "shell” structure.
- skis (100, 110) have, thanks to the possibilities of effective supports on the edges in the central part, good precision allowing an inscription in the edge line without skidding.
- the shell ends facilitate the resistance to particularly sensitive torsional forces when practicing cut corners.
- the heel zone is of mixed structure, the behavior is more comfortable because the torsional stiffness characteristics are softened for the low sandwich part.
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- d'une zone centrale ou patin;
- d'une zone avant située entre la spatule et la zone centrale;
- d'une zone arrière située entre la zone centrale et la talonnière;
- au moins une première partie de la longueur portante présente une structure dite "sandwich" qui comporte des éléments de renforcement latéraux présents sur pratiquement la hauteur totale du chant de la planche;
- au moins une seconde partie de la longueur portante présente une structure dite "à coque" exempte d'éléments de renforcement latéraux;
- les zones de jonction entre lesdites première et seconde parties comportent des éléments de renforcement latéraux présentant une hauteur décroissant progressivement depuis la hauteur totale du chant de la première zone jusqu'à une valeur nulle.
- ski facile, confortable, sécurisant, dérapant pour une pratique sur pistes damées. Ce ski est destiné à des débutants ;
- ski technique, précis, rapide pour pratiquer des virages sur pistes damées. Ce ski est destiné aux bons voire très bons skieurs;
- ski ayant une bonne portance, pivotant, pour la pratique hors piste en neige poudreuse;
- ski très fléchissant sous le pied et très accrocheur en extrémités, c'est-à-dire rigide en torsion pour la pratique de virages coupés.
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- Planche de glisse sur neige constituée:d'une zone centrale ou patin (5);d'une zone avant (6) située entre la zone centrale (5) et la spatule;d'une zone arrière (7) située entre la zone centrale (5) et la talonnière, dont les chants sont équipés d'éléments de renforcement latéraux présents sur au moins une partie de la longueur portante de la planche,au moins une première partie de la longueur portante présente une structure dite "sandwich" qui comporte des éléments de renforcement latéraux (14, 15) présents sur pratiquement la hauteur totale H du chant de la planche; - au moins une seconde partie de la longueur portante présente une structure dite "à coque" (20-28) exempte d'éléments de renforcement latéraux;les zones de jonction entre lesdites première et seconde parties comportent des éléments de renforcement latéraux présentant une hauteur H1 décroissant progressivement depuis la hauteur totale HT du chant de la première zone jusqu'à une valeur nulle.
- Planche de glisse selon la revendication 1, caractérisée en ce que ladite première partie (71) de structure "sandwich" présentant des éléments de renforcement latéraux s'étend sur la zone arrière de la planche de glisse, et en ce que ladite seconde partie de structure "coque" (72) s'étend sur au moins une des deux zones patin ou avant, de la planche de glisse.
- Planche de glisse selon la revendication 1, caractérisée en ce que la première partie (82) de structure "sandwich" présentant des éléments de renforcement latéraux s'étend sur au moins une des deux zones patin ou avant de la planche de glisse, et en ce que la seconde partie de structure "coque" (81) s'étend sur la zone arrière de la planche de glisse.
- Planche de glisse selon la revendication 1, caractérisée en ce que ladite première partie de structure "sandwich" (73, 93) présentant des éléments de renforcement latéraux s'étend sur la zone avant de la planche de glisse, et en ce que ladite seconde partie de structure "coque" (72, 92) s'étend sur au moins une des deux zones patin ou arrière de la planche de glisse.
- Planche de glisse selon la revendication 1, caractérisée en ce que la première partie (102, 112) de type "sandwich" présentant des éléments de renforcement latéraux s'étend sur au moins une des deux zones patin ou arrière de la planche de glisse, et en ce que la seconde partie de structure "coque" (103, 113) s'étend sur la zone avant de la planche de glisse.
- Planche de glisse (70) selon la revendication 1, caractérisée en ce que :la zone centrale (72) présente une structure "coque";les zones avant (72) et arrière (71) présentent une structure de type "sandwich" sur laquelle les éléments de renfort latéraux sont présents sur la hauteur totale des chants.
- Planche de glisse (100) selon la revendication 1, caractérisée ce que :la zone centrale (102) présente une structure de type "sandwich" sur laquelle les éléments de renfort latéraux sont présents sur la hauteur totale des chants;les zones avant (103) et arrière (101) présentent une structure "coque".
- Planche de glisse selon l'une des revendications 1 à 7, caractérisée en ce qu'elle comporte sur une des parties (111) constituant la zone arrière, le patin ou la zone avant :une portion basse (112) présentant des éléments de renforcement latéraux (75),une portion haute (115) formant une structure "coque".
- Planche de glisse selon l'une des revendications 1 à 8, caractérisée en ce que les éléments de renforcements sont localisés de façon différente sur la carre interne et sur la carre externe, les skis étant placés aux pieds de l'utilisateur.
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FR9801178A FR2773997B1 (fr) | 1998-01-28 | 1998-01-28 | Planche de glisse dont les chants sont equipes d'elements de renforcement presents sur une partie de la longueur portante de la planche |
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EP0620027A1 (fr) * | 1993-04-16 | 1994-10-19 | Skis Rossignol S.A. | Ski comportant des chants et une coque supérieure |
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