WO2008058791A1 - Handgriffschwingungsdämpfungsvorrichtung - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
- B25F—COMBINATION OR MULTI-PURPOSE TOOLS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; DETAILS OR COMPONENTS OF PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS NOT PARTICULARLY RELATED TO THE OPERATIONS PERFORMED AND NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B25F5/00—Details or components of portable power-driven tools not particularly related to the operations performed and not otherwise provided for
- B25F5/006—Vibration damping means
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
- B25D—PERCUSSIVE TOOLS
- B25D17/00—Details of, or accessories for, portable power-driven percussive tools
- B25D17/04—Handles; Handle mountings
- B25D17/043—Handles resiliently mounted relative to the hammer housing
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B25—HAND TOOLS; PORTABLE POWER-DRIVEN TOOLS; MANIPULATORS
- B25D—PERCUSSIVE TOOLS
- B25D2250/00—General details of portable percussive tools; Components used in portable percussive tools
- B25D2250/221—Sensors
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- the invention is based on a handle vibration damping device according to the preamble of claim 1. Furthermore, the invention is based on a method according to the preamble of claim 11.
- the invention is based on a handle vibration damping device, in particular for handheld power tools with a handle, with a damping unit having at least one damping means.
- the damping agent is formed by a rheological damping agent, which is particularly a damping property of the damping means can be influenced quickly and effectively by an immediate change of an internal parameter, in particular a damping agent-specific parameter, such as preferably a flow property or a viscosity, can be achieved by changing an external parameter, for example an action of a force ,
- a damping agent-specific parameter such as preferably a flow property or a viscosity
- the damping property of the rheological damping means within a characteristic map can be parametrised and thus varied within a wide range in terms of its damping characteristic.
- a "rheological damping means” is to be understood in particular as a damping means in which by means of an external force, such as a shearing force, applying an electric field and / or a magnetic field, etc., an immediate change of an internal
- the change in the internal structure of the damping means preferably causes a change in flow behavior, in particular a change in viscosity, and influences a damping force It can be controlled manually by an operator or, particularly advantageously, be adjusted at least partially automatically via a control or regulating unit
- the rheological damping means is preferably of a damping fluid, in particular Preferably, it is formed by a suspension, in particular by an oil with polyurethane molecules contained therein.
- the handle vibration damping device is disposed within a hand tool to protect a handle and in particular an operator from unwanted vibrations during operation of the power tool.
- the rheological damping means is formed by an electrorheological damping means, whereby a flow property, in particular a viscosity, of the electrorheological damping means is structurally varied or adjusted simply by applying an electrical voltage or applying an electric field can.
- the handle vibration damping device has a computing unit which is provided for at least partially automatic adaptation of the rheological damping means to at least one application situation.
- a high level of operating comfort for an operator of a handheld power tool with a handle vibration damping device and, in particular, fast control and / or regulation of the damping characteristic, preferably in the range of milliseconds can be achieved in a particularly advantageous manner to the current application situation.
- a "computing unit” is understood to mean a control unit, a control unit and / or a control unit, wherein a computing unit can be formed both by a processor alone and in particular by a processor and further electronic components, such as memory means.
- a structurally simple and, in particular, rapid adaptation to an application situation can be achieved if the arithmetic unit varies an electrical voltage applied to the rheological damping means as a function of at least one characteristic variable.
- the arithmetic unit has a sensor unit which is provided for detecting at least one motion characteristic, whereby an advantageous sensing of a vibratory motion, in particular a hand tool, and also an advantageous tuning within the handle vibration damping device can be achieved.
- a "movement parameter” should be understood in particular to be a parameter for detecting a movement, in particular a vibration movement, by means of a path change, a change in speed and / or an acceleration change.
- the arithmetic unit applies a constant electrical voltage within at least a portion of the rheological damping means, whereby an advantageous control of a vibration damping, in particular adapted to a material of a workpiece to be machined vibration damping along a damping characteristic, can be achieved.
- a value of the constant electrical voltage and of an electric field generated therewith can be set manually by an operator of the handheld power tool or particularly advantageously at least partially automatically by the arithmetic unit.
- the electric field by means of a capacitor, in particular generated by means of a cylindrical capacitor, wherein the electric field is limited to substantially the portion between capacitor surfaces.
- a length of the subarea can be variably adjusted, a damping behavior of the rheological damping means by means of the variable length can be changed and a damping property can be advantageously adapted to a vibration behavior of the handheld power tool.
- the length of the partial region can be varied by moving at least one electric charge surface for applying the electrical voltage.
- the subarea of the rheological damping medium can be increased or reduced with an applied electric field or an attenuation behavior of the rheological damping means can advantageously be adapted to a momentary oscillation situation, in particular with telescoping tubes or cylinders of a capacitor, such as a cylindrical capacitor.
- the damping unit has at least one spring means, which is connected in a parallel arrangement with the rheological damping means.
- the damping unit has at least one spring means, with the rheological Damping means is connected in a serial arrangement, whereby an advantageous sequentially switched filtering of vibrations for vibration damping can be achieved.
- a particularly effective vibration damping can be achieved by means of the serial arrangement in vibrations with a large pulse carry.
- a method with a handle vibration damping device in particular for handheld power tools with a handle, proposed, wherein a damping property of a rheological damping means is varied, whereby particularly quickly and effectively a damping property of the damping means can be influenced by changing a external parameter, for example an action of a force, an immediate change of an internal parameter, in particular a damping agent-specific parameter, such as preferably a flow property or a viscosity, can be achieved.
- the damping property of the rheological damping means within a characteristic map can be parametrised and thus varied within a wide range in terms of its damping characteristic.
- the action of the external forces can be controlled manually by an operator or particularly advantageously be set at least partially automatically via a control and / or regulating unit.
- an electrical voltage in at least one subregion of the rheological damping means is varied as a function of a movement parameter, whereby an especially rapid adaptation to an application situation can be achieved.
- Preferably set the electrical voltage of a computing unit so that in addition a high ease of use for an operator of a power tool with a handle vibration damping device can be achieved.
- An advantageous control of a vibration damping in particular adapted to a material of a workpiece to be machined vibration damping along a damping characteristic can be achieved when a constant voltage is applied in at least a portion of the rheological damping means.
- the constant electrical voltage and an electric field generated thereby can be adjusted manually by an operator of the power tool or particularly advantageously at least partially automatically by the arithmetic unit.
- the electric field is generated by means of a capacitor, in particular by means of a cylindrical capacitor, wherein the electric field is substantially limited to the portion between capacitor surfaces.
- a damping behavior of the rheological damping means can be varied and a damping property can advantageously be set dependent on a vibration behavior of the handheld power tool.
- the length of the subregion is varied by means of moving at least one electric charge surface for applying the electrical voltage, for example in the case of telescoping tubes or cylinders of a capacitor, in particular of a cylindrical condenser, and thus the subregion of the rheological damping means be increased or decreased with applied electric field or a damping behavior of the rheological damping means are changed.
- a vibration damping is adjusted by means of a material detection, whereby a matched to a material of a workpiece to be machined vibration damping in the rheological damping means can be achieved.
- the material detection of the handle vibration damping device can be manually adjusted by an operator and / or particularly advantageously by means of at least semi-automatic material detection at the beginning of a work process.
- the handle vibration dampening device or the arithmetic unit preferably recognizes the material of the workpiece to be processed on the basis of a vibration image or a vibration image and automatically decides on an advantageous damping strategy for damping the vibration of the handheld power tool.
- FIG. 1 shows a handheld power tool with a handle vibration damping device according to the invention in a schematic side view
- FIG. 7a shows the handle vibration damping device with an acceleration sensor in the handle
- FIG. 7b shows the handle vibration damping device with the acceleration sensor in the portable power tool
- FIG. 7c shows a voltage characteristic of the acceleration sensor as a function of time
- FIG. 8a shows an electrorheological damping means alternative to FIG. 5 in a first damping position
- FIG. 8b shows the electrorheological damping means
- FIG. 8 a in a second damping position 9a is a representation of a covering length of the electrorheological damping means of Figure 8 as a function of time and
- Fig. 9b is a representation of a resulting counterforce of the electrorheological damping means of Figure 8 as a function of time.
- FIG. 1 shows a hand tool 12 with a handle vibration damping device 10 according to the invention and a non-illustrated rotating and / or impact drive for a tool holder 38 and a tool located in the tool holder 38.
- the handle vibration damping device 10 is part of a handle 14 formed by a main handle and arranged together with this on a side facing away from the tool holder 38 side 40 of a hand tool machine base body 42 of the hand machine tool 12.
- a force of the operator is transmitted to the hand tool machine base body 42 during operation of the hand tool 12.
- On one of the tool holder 38 facing side 44 of the power tool base body 42 has this additional handle 46, wherein the auxiliary handle 46 is provided during operation of the power tool 12 for guiding the power tool 12 by an operator.
- the handle vibration damping device 10 has a damping unit 16.
- the damping unit 16 has an electrorheological damping means 18 with an electrorheological damping fluid 66, a damping means designed as spring means 34, 36, and an electrical tension unit 48.
- the electrorheological damping fluid 66 is formed by an oil containing polyurethane molecules.
- further damping means 18 which appear to the person skilled in the art to be useful in an alternative embodiment of the invention are conceivable, for example a magnetorheological damping means, etc.
- the electrorheological damping means 18 and the spring means 34 are arranged in a first inventive design of the handle vibration damping device 10 parallel to each other ( Figures 2 and 3).
- the parallel arrangement oscillations of the handheld power tool 12 are simultaneously damped and sprung in a vibration damping process in the handgrip vibration damping device 10 and thus maximum vibration decoupling of the handle 14 is achieved by the handheld power tool body 42.
- the handle 14 is in addition to the parallel arrangement of the electrorheological damping means 18 and the spring means 34 still connected via an axially movable guide 50 of the handle 14 with the hand tool machine base body 42 in FIG.
- FIG. 4 shows an arrangement, which is alternative to FIGS. 2 and 3, of the electrorheological damping means 18 together with the spring means 36, in which the electrorheological damping means 18 is connected in series with the spring means.
- FIG. 5 shows an enlarged detail of the electrorheological damping means 18, which is based on an operation of a hydraulic damper.
- the electrorheological damping means 18 comprises a piston 54 coupled to the hand tool machine base body 42 and a cylinder 56 coupled to the handle 14, which are arranged to be movable relative to one another.
- the piston 54 is moved within the cylinder 56 by a piston guide 58 along an axis 60 that is parallel to a main extension direction 62 of the cylinder 56.
- the cylinder 56 form a positive charge surface 30 and the piston 54 a negative charge surface 32 of the formed by a cylindrical capacitor 64 electrical voltage unit 48.
- the piston 54 has a cylindrical shape, with the result that the partial region 26 acts on a gap between a cylinder jacket surface of the piston 54 and a cylinder jacket surface of the cylinder 56 lying radially outward. limits.
- the piston guide 58 which ensures a stable alignment and movement of the piston 54 along the axis 60 within the cylinder 56, a distance between the piston 54 and the cylinder 56 is kept almost constant and an undesirable contact of the piston 54 with the cylinder 56 and thus avoiding unwanted discharge of the cylindrical capacitor 64.
- an orientation or a concatenation of the polyurethane molecules is influenced within the partial region 26, which affects a flow behavior or a viscosity of the electrorheological damping fluid 66.
- the orientation of the molecules increases and thus also the viscosity or a hydraulic resistance of the electrorheological damping fluid 66 in the subregion 26.
- a damping property in the form of a damping force of the electrorheological damping fluid 66 increases.
- the handle vibration damping device 10 comprises a computing unit 20 which is provided at least partially for automatic adaptation to an application situation of the handheld power tool 12 (FIGS. 6a, 7a and 7b).
- the arithmetic unit 20 comprises a sensor unit 22, 24 and a control and regulation unit 68.
- the sensor unit 22, 24 detects within the handle vibration damping device 10 a movement parameter, by means of which the required damping characteristic in the form of an electrical voltage in the electric voltage unit 48 is adjusted via the control unit 68.
- the movement parameter is dependent on a path parameter, a speed parameter or a
- Acceleration parameter of a relative oscillatory movement of the power tool base body 42 relative to the handle 14 is determined.
- the sensor unit 22 in FIG. 6 a is formed by a displacement sensor which determines a relative movement between the handheld power tool base body 42 and the handle 14 on the basis of a changing distance. Based on the sensed motion characteristic, the voltage required for damping the handle 14 in the electrical voltage unit 48 is adjusted by means of the arithmetic unit 20 via a control and / or control.
- the arithmetic unit 20 additionally has a map memory unit 70, in which the sensed characteristics of the sensor unit 22 are compared with characteristic curves stored in the map memory unit 70 or a stored characteristic map of the electrorheological damping fluid 66.
- FIG. 6b shows a profile of an adjustable electrical voltage U from the sensed motion characteristic in the form of a displacement parameter x, the voltage U being proportional to the sensed displacement parameter x.
- the path parameter x corresponds to an amplitude of a vibration of the hand-held machine tool main body 42, so that in the case of a strong oscillation having a large amplitude, which corresponds to a large path parameter x, a large voltage U in the subregion 26 of the electrorheological damping means 18 from the control and regulation unit 68 is applied and thus one of the vibration adapted large damping force path parameter dependent in the handle vibration damping device 10 is generated. Since the path parameter x of the oscillation movement changes as a function of time, the voltage U is varied as a function of time by means of the rapid adaptation of the electrorheological damping means 18 by the arithmetic unit within milliseconds and thus the damping force is adapted to a momentary oscillation movement.
- the sensor unit 24 formed by an acceleration sensor.
- the acceleration sensor is arranged in the handle 14 of the handheld power tool 12 (FIG. 7 a) or alternatively in the handheld power tool main body 42 (FIG. 7 b).
- an acceleration is sensed during a vibration of the power tool base body 42 or a relative movement between the handle 14 and the power tool base body 42 and in an analogous manner for the design of the sensor unit 22 with a displacement sensor (FIG. 6 a) one in the electrorheological system.
- the electrical voltage to be applied to the damping means 18 is ascertained via the control unit 68 together with the map memory unit 70.
- FIG. 7c shows a profile of an adjustable electrical voltage U from the sensed motion characteristic in the form of an acceleration parameter a, the voltage U increasing with the sensed acceleration parameter a.
- a corresponding large voltage U within the portion 26 of the electrorheological damping means 18 is applied by the control unit 68 as a function of the acceleration parameter and it becomes a large one adapted to the vibration Damping force generated in the handle vibration damping device 10.
- the acceleration parameter a changes with the oscillation movement as a function of time, so that in an analogous procedure to FIG. 6b or for adjusting the damping force with a displacement sensor, the voltage U varies as a function of time and thus the damping force is adapted to a momentary oscillation movement.
- An adaptation of the electrical voltage to the current application situation takes place by means of the control and regulating unit 68.
- a damping behavior of the handle vibration damping device 10 via a control circuit or a control circuit of the control unit 68. put. If the damping behavior is set via the control circuit, the operator can choose between a manual, operator-adjustable control or automatic control by the control unit 68.
- manual control the operator via an unspecified actuator on thetire- machine 12 of the control unit 68 to be controlled and preset in the control unit 68 and in the map memory unit 70 before damping behavior that the operator, for example determined on the basis of a material of a workpiece to be machined.
- the preset damping behavior the vibrations of the hand tool 12 are approximately damped via the handle vibration damping device 10.
- the operation of the power tool 12 is initially unattenuated, so that it is concluded by means of the computing unit 20 based on a vibration image on a material property or on a material of the workpiece to be machined.
- an arcing strategy is developed by the arithmetic unit based on characteristic curves stored in the map memory unit 70.
- the damping behavior of the damping strategy is matched to the vibration pattern of the material to be processed and / or workpiece.
- rapid control of the damping behavior in the electrorheological damping means 18 is achieved on the basis of the developed damping strategy.
- vibration damping takes place via the control loop, this results in a signal which is dependent on the amplitude and / or the frequency of the generated signal. vibration-dependent damping force in the electrorheological damping means.
- the damping behavior by the sensor unit 22, 24 and the control and regulation unit 68 is constantly adapted to an actual application situation or vibration situation and thereby achieves an efficient and effective vibration damping.
- a partial region 26 of an electrorheological damping fluid 66 in which an electrical voltage or an electric field is applied, can be varied in its length L.
- a constant electrical voltage is applied within the subarea 26 by means of the arithmetic unit 20, so that a different damping behavior adapted to an application situation of the handheld power tool 12 is set over the variable length L of the subarea 26.
- the variable length L of the portion 26 results from a relative movement along an axis 60 of both charge surfaces 30, 32 of a cylindrical capacitor 64 to each other, which is caused by a vibrational movement of the power tool base 42 relative to the handle 14.
- Machine base 42 coupled piston 54 of the cylinder-shaped capacitor 64 has a cylindrical shape.
- the length L of the overlapping subregion 26 of the two charge surfaces 30, 32 is influenced by means of the vibration behavior of the handheld power tool 12 or the hand tool base body 42 and thus the damping behavior of the damping unit, as a result of the cylindrical piston 54 being dependent on an instantaneous vibration behavior of the damping element
- Handheld power tool base body 42 extends differently far into a positively charged and coupled to the handle 14 cylinder 56 inside.
- the oscillation causes the cylindrical piston 54 to be pressed into the cylinder 56 of the cylindrical capacitor 64, and a length L of the overlapping partial region 26 of the two charge surfaces 30, 32 increases (FIG. 8b).
- FIG. 9 a shows a course of the overlapping length L of the two charge surfaces 30, 32 over a time t.
- the length L varies with the vibration behavior of the manual machine base body 42 relative to the handle 14 and accordingly increases or decreases with the vibration behavior.
- a damping force F of the electrorheological damping means 18 varies with the effective area of the length (FIG. 9b).
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