EP2047116A1 - Fluidbetätigte lineareinheit, insbesondere linearantrieb - Google Patents
Fluidbetätigte lineareinheit, insbesondere linearantriebInfo
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- EP2047116A1 EP2047116A1 EP07702715A EP07702715A EP2047116A1 EP 2047116 A1 EP2047116 A1 EP 2047116A1 EP 07702715 A EP07702715 A EP 07702715A EP 07702715 A EP07702715 A EP 07702715A EP 2047116 A1 EP2047116 A1 EP 2047116A1
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- damping
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- linear unit
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F15—FLUID-PRESSURE ACTUATORS; HYDRAULICS OR PNEUMATICS IN GENERAL
- F15B—SYSTEMS ACTING BY MEANS OF FLUIDS IN GENERAL; FLUID-PRESSURE ACTUATORS, e.g. SERVOMOTORS; DETAILS OF FLUID-PRESSURE SYSTEMS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- F15B15/00—Fluid-actuated devices for displacing a member from one position to another; Gearing associated therewith
- F15B15/20—Other details, e.g. assembly with regulating devices
- F15B15/22—Other details, e.g. assembly with regulating devices for accelerating or decelerating the stroke
- F15B15/222—Other details, e.g. assembly with regulating devices for accelerating or decelerating the stroke having a piston with a piston extension or piston recess which throttles the main fluid outlet as the piston approaches its end position
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- Fluid operated linear unit in particular linear drive
- the invention relates to a fluid-operated linear unit, with a linearly displaceably arranged in a working chamber of a housing piston and means for cushioning the piston containing a motion-coupled to the piston shut-off and axially opposite the shut-off on a housing-fixed end wall into the working chamber opening fluidic control channel ,
- coaxial sealing ring is arranged, which sealingly slides on a formed on the outer circumference of the shut-off or on the inner circumference of the control channel cylindrical sealing surface when the shut-off when approaching the piston to its piston end position in the Dips in the control channel, wherein in the sealing surface a plurality of circumferentially distributed over the circumference, axially extending first damping grooves are recessed, starting from the sealing ring facing vorde Ren define the end of the sealing surface on its back toward at least in sum reducing groove cross-section.
- EP 1 283 958 Bl discloses a fluid-operated linear unit of this kind, which is designed as a pneumatic cylinder.
- Existing means for cushioning provide a reduction in the impact intensity when the piston in his Piston end position moves, which is usually defined by the contact with an opposite end wall fixed to the housing.
- the end-position damping means comprise a shut-off body projecting away from the piston and having a circumferential sealing surface, into which a plurality of groove cross-sections extending over the entire length of the sealing surface extending damping grooves are embedded. Outside the damping phase, fluid displaced from the piston can flow away via an opposing control channel.
- the first damping grooves end axially in front of the designated as end position body of the sealing surface on which the sealing ring sealingly abuts when the piston has reached the Kolbenendlage, such that the first damping grooves their
- At least one axially extending second damping groove is embedded in the sealing surface, which overlaps axially with at least one of the first damping grooves and the back to a region is open which is axially after the end position of the sealing surface, such that the at least one second damping groove allows fluid to pass between the working chamber and the control channel until it reaches the piston end position.
- the groove cross-section of the at least one second damping groove is constant over the entire groove length. If several second damping grooves are present, this cross-sectional constancy applies at least to the sum of the second damping grooves.
- the embodiment according to the invention ensures that, during the damping phase from the beginning, the first damping grooves gradually decreasing in their groove cross-section enable fluid to pass between the working chamber and the control passage.
- a gradual increase in the deceleration intensity As with the prior art mentioned at the outset, a gradual increase in the deceleration intensity.
- the first damping grooves lose their effect even before the piston end position is reached. In this case, only the remaining end section of the one or more second damping grooves, which at least partially overlap axially with one or more of the first damping grooves, acts to prevent interruption of the fluid transfer flow.
- both the first and the second damping grooves are relevant for braking, that is to say for the damping process, in the manner just described. It is provided by a relatively long braking distance. If, on the other hand, the piston speed is relatively low from home, the first damping grooves only have very little or no effect in a decelerating manner and at least the predominant braking effect is exclusively caused by the at least one second damping groove.
- the end position damping means thus effect an effective cushioning even at different piston speeds, without any adjustment work would have to be made in between.
- the means for cushioning can only be present in a simple way, if in only one direction of movement of the piston cushioning is desired. This is the case, for example, in a linear unit acting as a shock absorber. If the linear unit is a fluid-actuated linear drive, the end-position damping means will regularly be present twice in such a way that end-position damping is effected in both directions of movement.
- the existing plurality of first damping grooves define a groove cross-section which reduces toward the rear.
- At least one first damping groove can theoretically also have a consistently constant cross section.
- a construction in which each first damping groove has a groove cross-section which reduces towards its rear side is considered to be particularly advantageous.
- all the first damping grooves can in particular also be designed identically.
- first damping grooves With one another with the same length. Nevertheless, it would be possible in principle to provide a plurality of first damping grooves, which have a constant groove cross-section over the entire length or at least a partial length, but which have different lengths, so that the cross-sectional change tion by changing the number of currently effective first damping grooves.
- a rectangular groove cross section for the first damping grooves is particularly advantageous.
- s can be provided by appropriate, measured in the circumferential direction of the sealing surface width of the individual first damping grooves, a relatively large groove cross-section available, even if the groove depth is relatively low. Due to the presence of a plurality of first damping grooves, lo nevertheless a relatively large overall groove cross-section can be achieved without having to form the individual first damping grooves excessively wide. This avoids excessive radial penetration of the sealing ring into the first damping grooves, which could result in premature wear.
- a favorable flow behavior is conducive if the first damping grooves are evenly distributed over a certain peripheral portion of the sealing surface. This circumference can occupy less than 360 °.
- a particularly small groove cross-section is desired. This can be realized particularly well with a V-groove, ie a groove with a triangular cross-section. Such a groove can also be Ringer width much easier to produce with relatively large depth than, for example, a rectangular groove. The manufacturing tolerances play a much smaller role in such a groove cross-sectional shape than in a rectangular groove.
- a pertinent groove design is most easily selected such that the second damping groove is open at the front end of the sealing surface.
- the second damping groove at the rear end could also be closed on the face side, if it has a sufficient length, which ensures that it has not passed in the Kolbenendlage over its entire length through the sealing ring.
- the overflowing fluid can then enter or exit radially. It has proved to be particularly advantageous if an equal spacing exists between all of the first and second damping grooves formed on the sealing surface in the circumferential direction of the sealing surface. For example, a single second damping groove with five first damping grooves can be distributed at uniform angular intervals of 60 ° over the circumference of the sealing surface.
- the sealing surface equipped with the damping grooves can either be located on the outer circumference of the closure body connected to the piston, or on the inner circumference of the fluidic control conduit into which the shut-off body dips.
- the sealing ring is then located on the other component, with coaxial alignment with respect to the mouth of the control channel.
- FIGS. 2 to 4 cross sections through the linear unit of FIG. 1 in the region of the sealing surface at different axial positions according to the sectional lines II-II, III-III and IV-IV,
- FIG. 7 shows the section VII of a second damping groove marked in FIG. 4 on an enlarged scale
- 8 shows an individual view of the sleeve-shaped shut-off body lying in the bordered section VIII in FIG. 1, in longitudinal section, whereby the sealing ring standing in sealing contact with the sealing surface at the end-position is also indicated;
- FIG. 9 shows a longitudinal section through a further exemplary embodiment of a fluid-actuated linear unit according to the invention, in which the damping grooves are not formed on the shut-off body, as in the exemplary embodiment of FIGS. 1 to 8, but in the fluidic control channel opposite thereto;
- FIGS. 10 to 12 are cross sections through the linear unit in the area of the sealing surface at axially spaced locations according to section lines X-X, XI-XI and XII-XII,
- Figures 13 and 14 in Figures 10 and 11 marked sections XIII and XIV in an enlarged scale in the region of a first damping groove
- FIG. 15 shows the detail XV marked in FIG. 12 in the region of a second damping groove, again with an enlarged scale.
- the two fluid-actuated linear units 1 depicted in their entirety are designed as linear drives and each contain a working unit 2 which can be moved linearly by applying fluid relative to a housing 3.
- the fluid responsible for the required actuating force is in particular compressed air, albeit also a different gas or a hydraulic medium would be usable.
- the linear unit 1 could also be designed as a shock absorber.
- the working unit 2 is in this case mechanically displaced by an external force acting on it.
- working movement is hereinafter referred to as working movement and is illustrated in the drawing at 4 by a double arrow.
- the housing 3 defines an elongate working chamber 5, in which a piston 6 belonging to the working unit 2 is received linearly displaceable back and forth in the direction of the working movement 4.
- the working chamber 5 is axially under sealing divided into a first and a second sub-chamber 7, 8.
- the seal is effected by a sealing device 12 carried by the piston 6, which rests on the piston running surface 13 defined by the lateral surface of the working chamber 5 slidably.
- the housing 3 contains a housing tube 14 defining the piston running surface 13 and a first and a second end wall 15, 16, which are fastened to the two end faces of the housing tube 14 with sealing. These two components jointly delimit the working chamber 5.
- the two end walls 15, 16 are, in particular, end covers which are inserted into the housing tube 14 and fixedly connected thereto by a respective bead connection 17.
- other types of sealing attachment are also possible.
- the working unit 2 includes a fixedly connected to the piston 6 piston rod 18, which passes through the first end wall 15 with sealing slidable. At the front end of the housing 3 thereby outstanding outer end Ab cut 22 of the piston rod 18 may be attached to a moving component, such as a machine part.
- a first or second fluidic control channel 23, 24 opens into the adjoining first or second subchamber 7, 8.
- the mouth 25 of the control channels 23, 24 is aligned coaxially with the working unit 2, whose longitudinal axis is designated 26.
- Each control channel 23, 24 extends axially into the associated end wall 15, 16 starting from the associated mouth 25 and ends at its opposite end, in particular on a lateral outer surface of the end wall 15, 16, to form a connection opening 27 to the environment ,
- the connection opening 27 is normally equipped with fastening means, not shown, which allow the connection of a respective fluid line, which is connectable with the interposition of a control valve means also not shown with a pressure source.
- fluid can be fed into the two subchambers 7, 8 alternately and in opposite directions via the two connection openings 27, or be removed from these subchambers 7, 8 in order to apply a fluidic actuating force to the piston 6, from which the working movement 4 results ,
- One of the two control channels 24 is penetrated by the piston rod 18. His provided for the fluid flow flow cross section is therefore smaller than that of the other control channel 23rd
- the working unit 2 between a piston end position shown in Figures 1 and 9 at maximum extended piston rod 18 and a not shown first piston end position at maximum retracted piston rod movable.
- the two piston end positions are defined by the fact that the piston 6 bears against the end face of either the second end wall 16 or the first end wall 15.
- 16 rubber buffer means may be provided on the piston 6 and / or on the opposite end face of the end wall 15, 16.
- shut-off bodies 28, 29 are shorter than the possible working stroke of the working unit 2 between the two piston end positions. If the piston 6 assumes a piston end position, the shut-off member 28 or 29 protruding in the direction of the other piston end position is therefore located within the relevant sub-chamber 7, 8 and is pulled out of the opposite control channel 23, 24.
- the first or second partial chamber 7, 8 which is currently decreasing in size is Liehe fluid through the communicating with the relevant sub-chamber control channel 23, 24 pushed through.
- a schematically illustrated throttle device 30 can be connected in series with the control channel 23, 24, with which the outflow rate of the fluid and thus the speed of the piston 6 and the working unit 2 can be specified.
- the throttle device may in this case be formed by a speed regulating valve. However, such speed regulation measures are optional.
- end position damping means 32, 32a for cushioning the piston 6, hereinafter referred to as end position damping means 32, 32a.
- These means 32, 32a cause the velocity of the piston 6 and thus of the working unit 2 during a stroke phase called damping phase is greatly reduced by building up a fluidic opposing force with respect to the speed occurring up to an undesirable impact on reaching the piston end position the upstream end wall 15, 16 to avoid.
- the first end position damping means 32 for the one stroke direction and second end position damping means 32a for the other stroke direction of the working unit 2 are present.
- only simple equipment with end position damping means is possible if a Endlagendämp- tion is desired in only one direction of movement.
- the first end-position damping means 32 include the first shut-off body 28 and the first control passage 23 axially opposite thereto.
- the second shut-off body 29 and the second control passage 24 are components of the second end-position damping means 32a.
- 32a further includes a respective sealing ring 33 which is arranged coaxially with the mouth 25 of the respective control channel 23, 24. In the embodiment of Figures 1 to 8, it is, preferably in the region of the channel mouth 25, fixed to the end wall 15, 16. Its preferably designed as a sealing lip annular sealing portion 34 projects radially inwardly. In the working movement 4, the working unit 2 shifts relative to the housing-fixed sealing ring 33rd
- sealing ring 33 is arranged on the shut-off body 28, 29, wherein its annular sealing portion 34 projects radially outward.
- the sealing ring 33 makes the working movement 4 directly with.
- one of the first and second Endlagen- damping means 32, 32a each have a cylindrical sealing surface 35 which can cooperate sealingly with the belonging to the same end-position damping means 32, 32a sealing ring 33.
- the sealing surface 35 is located on the outer periphery of the piston 6 axially projecting shut-off body 28, 29, while in the embodiment of Figures 9 to 15 on the inner circumference of the adjoining the channel mouth 25 length portion of the control channel 23, 24 is provided.
- the damping phase continues until the piston 6 has reached the piston end position starting with the start time.
- the damping section 37, cf. Figure 8 - slides the sealing ring 33 under lo maintaining the sealing contact on the sealing surface 35 from.
- the damping phase ends with the reaching of the piston end position, in which the sealing ring 33 comes to rest with its sealing portion 34 at a designated as terminal point 38 point of the sealing surface 35.
- the end position 38 i5 can mark the axial end of the sealing surface 35. In the embodiment, the sealing surface 35 extends even beyond the final stop 38 addition.
- first and second damping grooves 42, 43 prevent the contact between the sealing ring 33 and the sealing surface 35 between the momentarily volume-reducing subchamber 7, 8 and the associated control channel 23, 24 completely shut off.
- the fluid which is currently forced in the stage of reducing the volume of the partial chamber 7, 8 is the sum of those groove cross sections of the first and second damping grooves 42, 43 which are located at the point of the sealing surface currently surrounded by the sealing section 34 35 are located.
- FIGS. 2 to 4 and 10 to 12 show those groove cross-sections which are available as overflow cross-sections when the sealing section 34 is in contact with the Guren 1 and 9 defined by the associated cutting lines points of the sealing surface 35 is located.
- Both exemplary embodiments shown in the drawing have in common that a plurality of, for example five, first damping grooves 42 are formed in the sealing surface 35, which are distributed in the circumferential direction over the circumference of the sealing surface 35.
- a uniform distribution over a peripheral portion of the sealing surface 35 is preferred, which in the exemplary embodiment is 240 °.
- the first damping grooves 42 are expediently open at the front end 44 of the sealing surface 35 facing the sealing ring 33, whereby in the exemplary embodiment of FIGS. 1 to 8 they open to the front side of the shut-off body 28, 29 facing away from the piston 6, and in the case of Embodiment of Figures 1 to 15 in the direction of the channel mouth 25 surrounding end face of the end wall 15, 16th
- first damping grooves 42 preferably parallel to the longitudinal axis 26, in the direction of the back of the sealing surface 35, but they end before the above-defined end position 38. This means that none of the first Damping grooves 42 is enclosed by the sealing ring 33 when the Kolbenendlage is reached and also not during a preceding axial end portion 37b of the damping path 37. In other words, the working unit 2 sets the last portion of the damping phase at ineffective first damping grooves 42 back.
- each first damping groove 42 has a groove cross-section which reduces towards their rear side 46. This becomes clear, for example, from FIG. 8 as well as from a comparison to FIGS. 2 and 3 as well as to FIGS. 10 and 11.
- each first damping groove 42 has a groove cross-section reducing from front to back, wherein in particular a continuous, preferably linear cross-sectional reduction is present.
- all the first damping grooves 42 are identical to one another.
- a single second damping groove 43 is provided in the embodiment. This extends, in particular parallel to the first damping grooves 42, expediently over the entire length of the sealing surface 35, wherein it is preferably open on the front side 47, which is assigned to the front end 44 of the sealing surface 35.
- the second damping groove 43 opens to a region 52 which lies axially after the abovementioned end position 38. The latter has the consequence that the second damping nut 43 cooperates until reaching the piston end position with the sealing ring 33 and a fluid transfer between the respective sub-chamber 7, 8 and the associated control channel 23, 24 permits.
- the arrangement is particularly so s met that the second damping groove 43 also in the Kolbenendlage a fluid connection between sub-chamber 7, 8 and control channel 23, 24 produces.
- the open area 52 can be realized in the simplest way by forming the second damping groove 43 on its rear side 48 open on the front side.
- the damping phase is divided into an initial phase in which both types of damping grooves 42, 43 are effective, and an adjoining final phase with the exclusive effectiveness of the second damping groove 43.
- All existing damping grooves 42, 43 are expediently uniform in the circumferential direction the sealing surface 35 distributed.
- the angular distances between each adjacent damping grooves are each 60 °.
- a plurality of second damping grooves 43 may be present, which are then preferably designed identically. It is not absolutely necessary that the second damping groove 43 extends to the front end 44 of the sealing surface 35.
- the damping phase would then be subdivided into a total of three sections, namely into an initial section with exclusively effective first damping grooves 42, into an adjoining middle section with simultaneously acting first and second damping grooves 42, 43 and into an adjoining end section with exclusively more effective action at least one second damping groove 43.
- the first damping grooves 42 should define as large a groove cross section as possible in the region of their front side in order to make the transition between the normal lifting phase and the damping phase as gentle as possible. As has been shown, this can advantageously be realized by providing the first damping grooves 42 with a rectangular groove cross-section.
- the groove width is here over the entire
- the task of the first damping grooves 42 is to define a main deceleration phase of the damping phase in which the piston 6 or the working unit 2 is decelerated to a minimum speed.
- the main task of the second damping groove 43 is to allow the already decelerated working unit 2 at a low speed level to reach the piston end position. Moreover, during this end section of the damping phase s, the working unit 2 is braked only slightly further at a low speed level.
- the groove cross section of the second damping groove 43 should be as small as possible. As has been shown, this finding can best be implemented with a second damping groove 43 having a V-shaped lo or triangular groove cross-section.
- the second damping groove 43 is in this case designed in the manner of a notch.
- the V-contour can be produced very precisely, with manufacturing tolerances playing only a minor role.
- the local first shut-off body 28 may be formed accordingly.
- the first shut-off body 28 is designed piston-shaped and frontally attached to the piston 6, wherein it is screwed with an internal thread 53 on a KoI- 5 ben 6 passing through, not shown threaded extension of the piston rod 18.
- the shut-off body 28, 29 is beveled in the region of the front end 44 in order to ensure trouble-free immersion in the sealing ring 33.
- the first shut-off body 28 consists of a similar to Figure 1 on a threaded extension 53 of the piston rod 18 screwed piston-shaped body, while the second shut-off body 29 s formed directly from the adjoining the piston 6 longitudinal portion of the piston rod 18 is.
- the sealing ring 33 may be held in an annular groove 54 of the respective shut-off body 28, 29.
- the end-position damping means 32, 32a cause a speed-dependent variation of the length of the effective damping path 37.
- the damping grooves 42, 43 only have an effect when the overflow cross-section provided by them in conjunction with the associated sealing ring 33 is smaller than the maximum flow cross-section made available to the fluid, which is predetermined, for example, by the optional throttle device 30 described above can be. At higher piston speeds, the entire damping gap 37 is utilized. At lower speeds, the actual damping effect only sets in when the first damping grooves 42 have already passed a certain distance through the sealing ring 33.
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