WO1995032885A1 - Crawler plate of elastic body and caterpillar band___________ - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an elastic crawler track and a crawler track, and more particularly to an elastic crawler board and a crawler track suitable for tracked vehicles such as construction machines and agricultural machines.
- a track frame is arranged between an idler wheel and a starting wheel, and a plurality of upper and lower rolling wheels are arranged above and below the track frame.
- the vehicle is driven by rolling an iron crawler around the rolling wheels and driving the starting wheels.
- an iron crawler 42 is fastened to a pair of left and right links 41 a and 41 b by bolts 43.
- the links 41a, 44a adjacent to the front and rear and the links 41b, 44b are connected by a plurality of pins 45, and are integrated endlessly.
- 46 is a nut.
- iron crawler belts of this configuration have the problem that, when a vehicle equipped with such a track travels on a paved road surface to the work site, it directly contacts the road surface and damages the road surface. The road surface is protected. Therefore, the traveling time becomes longer, which causes a reduction in work efficiency. In addition, vibration and noise during driving are high, and these are required to be reduced especially in urban construction.
- a crawler belt is known in which a block-shaped core metal is wrapped with rubber and a rubber crawler is used, and the rubber crawler and the link are directly fastened with bolts. No. 3).
- Such a footwear plate has a portion with a small rubber thickness, and is liable to crack or peel off from a rubber end portion, and has an insufficient life. In addition, this end is improved This is disclosed in Japanese Unexamined Utility Model Publication No. 4-184092.
- the crawler belt reversely warps. Insufficient thickness leads to high stress and easy cracking.
- the left and right ends of the crawler are not covered with rubber, there is a problem that cracks, separation, and the like are likely to occur. Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention has been made in order to solve the problems of the prior art, and has an elastic body having a life of a footwear board which is almost equal to that of an integrated rubber crawler, and which is easy to replace the footwear when the footwear is damaged.
- the purpose is to provide tracks and tracks.
- the first invention of the elastic crawler according to the present invention is a crawler crawler track formed by fastening a crawler board and a link with bolts and connecting a plurality of links attached to the crawler board with pins.
- the crawler plate is composed of an elastic body having a through hole for a bolt and a core body having a bolt mounting hole.
- the core body is embedded in the elastic body and integrated, and the core body is formed by a bolt.
- the head seat surface and its vicinity, and the mounting surface to the link and its vicinity are exposed without being covered with the elastic body.
- the cross section of the elastic crawler in the link longitudinal direction is: i) the ground contact surface has a plane or curved surface substantially parallel to the link mounting surface, and ii) the overall width of the crawler in the link longitudinal direction is smaller than the link pitch.
- Iii) Link length The width of the contact surface in the hand direction is smaller than the entire width of the crawler, and iv)
- the side surface in the longitudinal direction of the link is the reverse contact initial contact surface that extends from the link attachment surface side to the contact surface side. And the next contact surface that connects from the ground side end to the end of the ground contact surface, and V) the warp from the link pin center to the perpendicular to the ground surface direction from the link pin center. It is desirable that the angle formed by the tangent to the initial contact surface be less than or equal to the angle formed by the line connecting the center of the link pin and the next contact surface.
- a square grounding surface is formed at the center in the longitudinal direction of the crawler, and a trapezoidal grounding surface is formed on both sides of the rectangular tread in the longitudinal direction of the crawler, Table An inclined trapezoidal steering surface may be formed between the ground contact surface and the longitudinal side end of the elastic footwear plate.
- the rectangular ground plane may be a rectangular ground plane that forms a recess with respect to the trapezoid ground plane.
- the ratio of the height from the surface of the ground contact surface to the core with respect to the link pitch may be 0.26 to 0.4.
- the ratio of the distance from the link longitudinal end face of the grounding surface having the bolt through hole to the inner surface of the bolt through hole may be 0.75 or more to the hole diameter of the bolt through hole. Further, the ratio of the depth of the concave portion of the rectangular grounding surface to the height from the grounding surface to the core body may be larger than 0 and may be 0.49 or less. Further, the surface of the core body on the grounding surface side may be a smooth surface.
- the contact area between the core and the bolt is increased so that a high adhesive force can be obtained, and at the time of work, Since the adhesive end, which is likely to be the starting point of tearing, is located at a portion where the stress generated by deformation or the like is small, the occurrence of tearing can be greatly reduced.
- the contact surface expands in both directions of the initial contact surface of the reverse warpage, that is, in the direction of the link attachment side and in the direction of the ground contact surface, and the pits between the adjacent elastic footwear plates are increased. Since the elastic force is increased, the load is dispersed to the adjacent elastic footwear, and local deformation due to the concentrated load does not occur. Furthermore, even with a relatively large stone, etc., with this configuration, the elastic body that has been reversely warped rides around the stone, so that it does not generate uneven distortion inside the elastic body and gently deforms elastically. Is obtained.
- a second aspect of the elastic crawler according to the present invention is a crawler crawler track formed by fastening a crawler board and a link with bolts and connecting a plurality of links attached to the crawler board with pins. So,
- the crawler board has an elastic body having a trapezoidal elastic part and a rectangular parallelepiped elastic part integrally formed at the bottom of the trapezoidal elastic part, and a core having a smooth surface on both sides embedded and integrated into the rectangular elastic part. Consisting of the body,
- the elastic body has a through hole for the bolt, the core body has a mounting hole for the bolt, and the head seat surface and its vicinity, and the mounting surface to the link and its vicinity are exposed, respectively.
- the trapezoidal elastic portion gradually reduces the cross-sectional area of the trapezoid from the region of the bolt ⁇ through hole, which is the central part in the longitudinal direction of the crawler, toward both ends in the longitudinal direction of the crawler.
- This structure is characterized in that a trapezoidal inclined surface is formed on both side surfaces of the link in the longitudinal direction of the link, and as in the first invention, uniform elastic body deformation and crack generation are reduced.
- the elastic crawler board of the second invention is fastened to the link by a bolt, and the space between the rectangular parallelepiped elastic portions of the adjacent elastic crawler boards is a predetermined distance.
- the plurality of fastened links are connected by pins to form an endless track, and the predetermined interval is such that the links of the adjacent elastic crawler boards are adjacent in the longitudinal section of the endless track in a linear state.
- Each arc-shaped curve passing through the boundary between the rectangular parallelepiped elastic portion and the trapezoidal elastic portion on the opposing surface of the adjacent elastic crawler plate with the center of the link pin center of the opposing elastic crawler plate as the center. , A space having an intersection between opposing rectangular parallelepiped elastic portions,
- the boundary portion serves as an initial contact portion for the reverse warpage, and adjacent elastic footwear plates come into contact with each other.
- the elastic portions of the adjacent shoe plates become contact portions that resiliently bend and the amount of wrap increases, compressing each other strongly and repelling each other.
- a stopper for the link in the reverse warpage direction causes the elastic repulsive force to act synergistically due to the contact between the adjacent crawler boards, thereby increasing the weight of the vehicle, thereby increasing the durability of the elastic body.
- the reverse warpage that occurs on the non-ground side of the crawler belt during running can prevent the crawler belt from running undulating because the elastic portion serving as the opposing surface of the adjacent crawler plate becomes a reverse warp stopper.
- FIG. 1 is a plan view of the elastic crawler according to the first embodiment of the present invention viewed from the grounding surface side
- FIG. 2 is a front view of the elastic crawler of the first embodiment
- Fig. 3 is a sectional view taken along the line A-A in Fig. 1.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory view of the elastic footwear plate of Example 1 in a state where the elastic footwear plate is fastened to a link
- Figs. 5A and 5B are diagrams showing reverse warpage of adjacent elastic footwear plates of Example 1.
- 5A is an explanatory diagram of the initial stage of reverse warpage
- FIG. 5B is an explanatory diagram of the case where the reverse warp angle is large
- FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of the interval between the adjacent elastic footwear plates of Example 1
- FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram of a defect in the case where the distance between the adjacent elastic footwear plates of FIG. 6 is too large
- FIG. 8 is a chart showing the relationship between the thickness ratio of the elastic footwear plate of Example 1 and the degree of damage
- FIG. 9 is a front view of an elastic footwear board according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention
- FIG. 10 is a table showing the relationship between the depth ratio of the concave portion of the elastic footwear plate of Example 2 and the degree of damage
- FIG. 11 is the relationship between the lug height ratio of the elastic footwear plate of Example 2 and the degree of damage.
- FIGS. 12A and 12B show the structure of a general iron crawler track according to the prior art
- FIG. 12A is a plan view
- FIG. 12B is a side view.
- an elastic footwear board 10 of the first embodiment is composed of a core body 2 and an elastic body 1 embedded so as to surround the core body 2 and is integrated.
- the substantially rectangular plate-shaped core body 2 to be buried includes a mounting surface to the pair of links 4 and its vicinity 8, a bolt head seat surface 7 (not shown) and its outer periphery, and a bolt hole 6, and an elastic body 1. It is exposed without being wrapped in.
- the length of the core body 2 is larger than the length of the ground contact surface 11.
- a rectangular grounding surface 1 a is provided at the center in the longitudinal direction of the elastic crawler board 10.
- a trapezoidal grounding plane 1b (the boundary between the rectangular grounding plane 1a and the trapezoidal grounding plane 1b in the figure is shown by a two-dot chain line in Fig.
- the elastic footwear board 10 is fastened to a pair of links 4 via bolts (not shown), and the plurality of links 4 to which the elastic footwear board 10 is attached
- the track is connected rotatably to form an endless track.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory view from the side when the elastic footwear plate 10 is fastened to the link 4.
- the ground contact surface 1 1 is a plane or a curved surface that is almost parallel to the mounting surface of the link 4, the total width L 2 of the elastic footwear is smaller than the link pitch L 1, and the width L 3 of the ground contact foot is the total width L of the elastic footwear L Less than 2.
- the full width L 2 is smaller than the link pitch L 1, when the contact pressure becomes high, the contact width is reduced by setting the full width L 2 to a value close to the link pitch L 1.
- the elastic mass is also large and is often preferred.
- the angle 01 formed by the tangent from the link pin center P0 to the initial contact surface 1d from the link pin center P0 to the ground contact surface 1d is perpendicular to the ground plane perpendicular to the link pin center P0.
- the angle between the line connecting the arbitrary point P 2 and the contact surface 1 e is equal to or less than 0 2.
- the initial contact surface 1 d of the reverse warpage is a plane substantially parallel to the perpendicular to the contact surface direction
- the next contact surface 1 e is a contact P 1 (initial contact) which is also the end of the reverse contact initial contact surface 1 d on the contact surface side.
- the reverse warpage initial contact surface 1d is a surface having a portion where the adjacent elastic body 1 starts to contact at the time of reverse warpage, A curved surface, an uneven surface, or the like may be used.
- the tangent at the angle 0 1 is not limited to the line connecting the link pin center P 0 to the end of the initial contact surface 1 d of the reverse warpage from the ground pin side. If d is a convex curved surface, the contact point P 1, which is the initial contact portion for reverse warpage, is located in the middle of the curved surface.
- the next contact surface 1 e is a surface where the adjacent elastic body 1 comes into contact after the contact P 1 of the reverse warpage initial contact surface 1 d comes into contact, and is formed from a curved surface, an uneven surface, and two or more surfaces. A composite surface or the like may be used.
- the side surface from the link mounting surface to the end of the grounding surface 11, that is, the initial contact surface 1 d and the next contact surface 1 e of the reverse warpage are formed into one curved surface such as a convex shape, a continuous curved surface, It may be a composite surface that connects flat surfaces, etc., and may be a surface that has a contact point P 1 on the link mounting surface side from the ground plane 11. + Further, regarding the position of the contact P 1 on the initial contact surface 1 d of the reverse warpage in the height direction of the elastic body 1, the contact P 1 may be at a position closer to the link mounting surface than the grounding surface 11. Considering the prevention of local deformation near the ground 11, it is preferable that L 5 ZL 4 ⁇ 0.8.
- L 4 is the distance between the link mounting surface of the elastic body 1 and the ground plane 11
- L 5 is the distance between the link mounting surface of the elastic body 1 and the contact point P 1. More preferably, L5ZL4 is about 0.6 or less in consideration of the overall gentle deformation of the adjacent elastic bodies 1 and the like.
- the contact area between the core 2 and the elastic body 1 is increased, and high adhesion is achieved. Power is gained.
- the elastic body 1 is deformed by applying a load such as traction force and turning resistance force, and the bonding edge between the core body 2 and the elastic body 1 is easily peeled off, but the core body 2 is wrapped by the elastic body 1. Therefore, the occurrence of peeling can be significantly reduced.
- the length of the core 2 in the longitudinal direction of the elastic footboard 10 is longer than the length of the ground contact surface 11, so that the load is supported by the core 2 when working on the side or over a protrusion. The elastic footwear plate 10 is prevented from being damaged.
- the trapezoidal contact surface 1 b whose width decreases toward the end surface allows the elastic crawler plate 10 to be twisted even if the end of It has low deformation and good penetration in wetlands, etc., and provides a large traction force.
- the inclined surface 1 holds the soil to prevent the slippage of the crawler plate, and also has a good drainage property for the infiltrated stone.
- the steered surface 1c of the inclined trapezoid reduces steering resistance as compared with the case where no inclined surface is formed, and provides good operability.
- FIG. 5A and FIG. 5B are schematic diagrams of reverse warpage of adjacent elastic footwear boards.
- a reverse warp results in a reverse warp angle of 0 3.
- the elastic footwear overall width L 2 is smaller than the link pitch L 1
- the angle 01 at the contact P 1 of the reverse-warped initial contact surface 1 d is The angle at the end P 2, which is an arbitrary point of the next contact surface 1 e, is less than or equal to 0 2.
- contact is made at the contact point P 1 of the adjacent elastic footwear board 10, and then, when slightly larger than the reverse warpage angle S 3, the vicinity of the contact point P 1 comes into contact and the elastic body 1 is slightly deformed. .
- the elastic body 1 bends as a whole. Further, when the reverse warp angle is as large as 0 4, the overall deflection of the elastic body 1 is further increased, but no local deformation occurs.
- Fig. 5B For example, when the vehicle gets over a large protrusion 12 with a large convexity, the grounding surface side covers the protrusion 12 so that it comes into contact with a large area and In the body 1, the initial contact surface 1d of the reverse warpage and the next contact surface 1e are almost in contact with each other, and elastically repel each other to share the load. As described above, a large reverse warp angle is obtained, and a local concentrated load is also prevented. Furthermore, even if soil or the like gets into the contact surface, it can be easily discharged when it is rolled up, so that foreign matter can be easily discharged.
- Fig. 8 shows the relationship between the ratio of the distance a (see Fig. 3) to the hole diameter D and the degree of damage to the elastic footwear 10.
- the durability of vehicles incorporating various levels of distance a is shown. These are test results.
- the degree of damage is obtained by evaluating the degree of damage to the elastic footwear board 10 and the degree of damage mainly in the vicinity of the bolt ⁇ through-hole 5 on the ground contact side based on the presence or absence of commercial value.
- a trapezoidal grounding surface 1b is formed between the rectangular grounding surface 1a and the steering surface 1c.
- the longitudinal direction may be extended so as to be in contact with the steering surface 1c, and the end of the ground surface of the steering surface 1c may be formed as an elastic crawler plate that is formed to be long accordingly.
- the elastic crawler board includes a trapezoidal elastic section 1B (below the dashed line in the figure) and a rectangular parallelepiped elastic section integrally formed on the bottom of the trapezoidal elastic section 1B.
- 1 A dot chain in the figure (Above the line)
- a core body 2 buried and integrated with the rectangular parallelepiped elastic portion 1A and having a smooth surface on both sides.
- the core body 2 used in the elastic footwear plate of the present invention can be applied in a shape having a projection such as a projection on the grounding surface side surface as in the case of the conventional cored bar.
- the surface in contact with the ground be a smooth surface.
- the smooth surface on the side of the grounding surface means a shape in which distortion is not concentrated on the elastic body 1 in the vicinity of the core body 2, that is, a shape that does not suddenly change, such as unevenness, and has a flat, curved, concave, or convex shape.
- an inclined surface but also a surface having gentle unevenness may be used.
- the ends and corners of the core body 2 may be subjected to general rounding, chamfering, and the like in order to prevent stress concentration.
- FIG. 6 a description will be given of an interval between the adjacent elastic footwear boards 10.
- the crawler track 100 is connected to the link 4 (4a, 4b) by bolting the elastic crawler board 10 of Fig.
- This is an endless track that has a and 4b rotatably connected by pins 3.
- the adjacent elastic footwear boards 10a and 10b are attached at predetermined intervals e in a state where the links 4a and 4b are linear.
- This preferred interval e is set as follows.
- the curves C a and C b of the radii Ra and Rb passing through the initial contact portions P la and Plb of the elastic footwear plates 10 a and 10 b with the link pin centers POa and POb as the centers are: Intersect at intersection Co. If the upper ends of the elastic footwear 10a and 10b facing the link mounting surface are P3a and P3b, the distance e is such that the intersection Co is the above-mentioned Pla, P3a, P3b and the intersection Co. It is set so that it is located at the part surrounded by P lb. When the intersection C 0 is located between Pla and Plb, the initial contact surfaces 1 da and l db of the elastic warp plates 10 a and 10 b are in contact from the beginning, and Not preferred.
- the upper limit position of the intersection C 0 is set as a line connecting P 3a and P 3b.If it is higher than this, the interval between the adjacent reverse-warped initial contact surfaces 1 da and 1 db becomes larger. It is too much to be able to play the role of a proper reverse warp stopper. In other words, even at an excessively large reverse warp angle, the initial contact surfaces 1 da and 1 db of the reverse warp are in a non-contact state. As shown in FIG. "Waviness" occurs when driving, and it is easy to cause problems such as crawling off.
- a more preferable example of the interval e is, as shown in FIG. 6, a curve 3, Cb force passing through the reverse warpage initial contact portion Pla, 11), and opposing elastic footwear plates 10b, 10a.
- This is a case where the upper end P 3b, P 3a of the link mounting surface side is set to pass through or near the upper end P 3b, P 3a.
- the initial contact portions P la and P lb which are the thick portions of the elastic body 1 are initially contacted, and the contact area increases as the reverse warp angle increases.
- the thin portion of the elastic body 1, that is, the vicinity of the upper end portions P 3a and P 3b, and the side portions of the core body 2 on the initial contact surfaces 1 da and l db of the reverse warpage do not generate large elastic deformation, Fatigue fracture at these thin portions can be reduced.
- the elastic footwear board 10 can be attached and detached in a short time and easily, just like the iron footwear board, by simply removing the mounting port. Therefore, the exchangeability in the event of damage is good.
- Embodiment 2 of the elastic crawler board and the crawler track according to the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
- the main difference between the elastic crawler of the present embodiment and the first embodiment is the formation structure of the rectangular grounding surface la (see FIG. 1).
- the elastic body 15 has a concave ground contact surface 1 al formed as a concave portion with respect to the ground contact surface 11 at the center of the ground contact surface 11 in the longitudinal direction of the elastic footwear plate 20.
- An elastic body 15 having a substantially uniform thickness up to the link mounting surface is provided on the upper side of the core body 2.
- Others are the same as the elastic footwear board 10 of the first embodiment.
- the elastic footwear plate 20 having such a configuration is evaluated as having commercial value when the concave portion depth ratio ⁇ is 0.49 or less. This is because if the depth of the recess is too large, cracks tend to occur at the base of the lug.
- the damage level and acceptance limit level have the same definitions as in Fig. 8.
- the elastic footwear board 20 is evaluated as having commercial value when the lug height ratio / 3 is 0.26 or more. If the lug height ratio 3 is smaller than 0.26, the degree of damage is reduced because the deformation mass of the elastic body 1 is small. If the lug height ratio ⁇ exceeds Q.4, the workability such as vehicle shake and ride comfort during side work may decrease, so the lug height ratio) S is 0.26. As described above, 0.4 or less is preferable.
- the elastic body is made of a relatively soft material such as rubber, urethane, resin, elastomer, or a nonmetallic composite material.
- the material used is a general conventional metal core material such as steel, steel, steel, and the like, and a material having strength such as a metal-based composite material and a non-metallic-based composite material.
- this core is embedded in an elastic body, it is embedded by applying general bonding and joining such as general vulcanization bonding performed in the case of rubber, for example.
- Ordinary bolts may be used as the bolts for attachment to the link.However, the use of a hexagon socket head bolt can reduce the size of the bolt hole, so the bolt hole and the square grounding surface end face This is preferable because the distance a (see Fig. 3) increases and the degree of damage decreases.
- Industrial applicability INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY According to the present invention, the generation of fatigue cracks in an elastic body is greatly reduced, the same life as that of a conventional integrated rubber crawler belt is obtained, and the elastic footwear plate having good exchangeability at the time of damage or the like is provided. Useful as tracked tracks.
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