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序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
1 一种带自动保护装置的旋耕机 CN201410695605.7 2014-11-26 CN104500672A 2015-04-08 席昭侠; 林双海; 周春华
发明属于旋耕机技术领域,尤其涉及一种带自动保护装置的旋耕机,包括外壳输入轴传动轴、第一传动副、旋耕轴组件和第二传动副,第二传动副包括主动齿轮、中间齿轮和从动齿轮,主动齿轮设置于传动轴,从动齿轮设置于旋耕轴组件,传动轴设置有过载保护装置,过载保护装置包括摩擦片弹簧和调整垫,摩擦片包括动片和定片,动片和定片间隔分布,主动齿轮一侧延伸设置有套筒,定片与套筒内壁连接,动片与传动轴连接,弹簧一端抵靠于摩擦片,另一端抵靠于调整垫。当旋耕机超载后,其摩擦矩小于工作力矩,摩擦片的动片与定片产生打滑,旋耕轴组件将不再旋转,以达到保护减速箱内的齿轮及旋耕机刀片等各零件的作用。
2 JPS6250692B2 - JP14195181 1981-09-08 JPS6250692B2 1987-10-26 TAKEDA SHINICHI; KANAI NAOTAKA; TAKAKURA JINNOSUKE
3 Torque limiter in planetary reduction gear JP14195181 1981-09-08 JPS5842858A 1983-03-12 TAKEDA SHINICHI; KANAI NAOTAKA; TAKAKURA JINNOSUKE
PURPOSE: To prevent an overload of planetary reduction gear, by resiliently contacting a ball to the peripheral hollowed part of a ring gear in the planetary reduction gear. CONSTITUTION: An input shaft 10, integrally formed with a sun gear 10', and an output shaft 16, integrally formed with a carrier 15, are concentrically arranged in a face-to-face position. Planetary reduction gears are constituted by meshing planet gears 9, supported to the carrier 15, to the sun gear 10' and ring gear 11. A ball 13 is forcibly contacted by resilient force of a spring 14 to a hollowed part 12, provided in the periphery of the ring gear 11, if an overload is caused, the ring gear 11 is rotated against the resilient force of the spring 14. COPYRIGHT: (C)1983,JPO&Japio
4 BIASED DIAGONAL IMPLEMENT BRACE EP07719372.0 2007-02-06 EP1983816A1 2008-10-29 BEAUJOT, Norbert
A diagonal brace apparatus for an implement frame includes a bias element connected to a front location on a front portion of the implement frame and connected to a rear location on a rear portion of the implement frame laterally offset from the front location. The bias element is operative to exert a bias force resisting rearward movement of an outer end of the implement frame with respect to an inner end of the implement frame. Conveniently the bias element is provided by a hydraulic cylinder which exerts a bias force and can extend to allow the frame to flex to reduce shock loading on the implement when excessive forces are exerted on the frame.
5 Bodenbearbeitungsmaschine, insbesondere Kreiselegge EP96101717.5 1993-03-13 EP0713635A2 1996-05-29 Warnking, Richard, Dipl.-Ing.

Bei Bodenbearbeitungsmaschinen, insbesondere Kreiseleggen mit mehreren Werkzeugkreiseln (1), welche jeweils an einer Welle (2) befestigt sind, die ihrerseits form- oder kraftschlüssig mit einem Antriebszahnrad (3) verbunden ist, wobei die Antriebszahnräder (3) benachbarter Werkzeugkreisel ineinander greifen, mit einem auf der Bodenbearbeitungsmaschine befestigten und von einer Zapfwelle eines Schleppers antreibbaren Eingangsgetriebe (27), dessen Antriebswelle (10) mit einem der Antriebszahnräder (3) betriebsverbunden ist, wird zur Erleichterung des Zusammenbaus und der Steigerung der Betriebssicherheit die Antriebswelle (10) des Eingangsgetriebes (27) mit mindestens einem Mitnehmer (11) versehen, der in eine im Antriebszahnrad (3) ausgebildete Ausnehmung eingesteckt ist.

6 ARRANGEMENT FOR AN IMPLEMENT INTENDED FOR SOIL CULTIVATION EP86901568.5 1986-02-20 EP0248807B1 1991-05-08 OLSSON, Bengt
An arrangement for an implement (1) intended for soil cultivation which is so arranged as to be connected to a towing vehicle or similar via a hitch (13), said implement (1) being capable of pivoting about an articulation (14). The invention permits, amongst other things, automatic movement parallel to the ground by the implement (1) in question to be achieved by simple means. The hitch (13) and the implement (1) are connected to the aforementioned articulation (14), which is situated on a level higher than the level at which soil cultivating devices (3) forming part of the implement are so arranged as to be effective when they are introduced down into the ground (5), for which purpose the implement is so arranged as to be attached with the aforementioned hitch (13) behind the articulation (14), when viewed in the direction of working (15) of the implement, in such a way that a turning moment which is produced about the aforementioned articulation (14) is so arranged as to counteract the moment which arises as a result of the interaction of the implement with the ground (5).
7 Einrichtung zum Verhindern von Überbeanspruchung der Verbindung zwischen zwei Gestellteilen einer landwirtschaftlichen Maschine EP80200530.6 1980-06-09 EP0022283B2 1987-05-06 Zweegers, Petrus Wilhelmus
8 Einrichtung zum Verhindern von Überbeanspruchung der Verbindung zwischen zwei Gestellteilen einer landwirtschaftlichen Maschine EP80200530.6 1980-06-09 EP0022283B1 1983-04-06 Zweegers, Petrus Wilhelmus
9 SENSOR SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING SOIL CHARACTERISTICS US15605251 2017-05-25 US20180340845A1 2018-11-29 MICHAEL RHODES; NIKOLAI TEVS; JEFFREY S. PUHALLA
A sensor system for determining soil characteristics is disclosed herein. The sensor system includes a ground engaging device for coupling to an agricultural implement. The ground engaging device includes at least one disc member having an aperture and an elongate shaft extending through the aperture. A first sensor unit is arranged on a sensing surface of the disc member and is configured to measure forces acting on the disc member. A second sensor unit is arranged on the elongate shaft and is configured to measure forces acting on the shaft. A processor is communicatively coupled to each of the first and second sensor units. The processor is configured to generate an output signal indicative of a soil characteristic based on the forces measured.
10 BIASING SYSTEM FOR HARROWS US15659874 2017-07-26 US20180139883A1 2018-05-24 Devin Lung; Jesse Drayton
A harrow implement comprises a tool bar and harrow sections extending rearward therefrom. Each of a plurality of hydraulic cylinders is connected between the tool bar and a corresponding harrow section. A hydraulic control is operative to supply pressurized hydraulic fluid such that the hydraulic cylinders exert a substantially constant selected bias force on the harrow sections. The hydraulic control is operative to direct pressurized hydraulic fluid into a first port on each hydraulic cylinder to exert a downward bias force on the plurality of harrow sections, and operative to direct pressurized hydraulic fluid into a second port on each hydraulic cylinder to exert an upward bias force on the plurality of harrow sections. The hydraulic cylinder can be configured to raise the harrow sections to an idle position above the ground, and to a transport position extending up from the tool bar.
11 Biased diagonal implement brace US12224039 2007-02-06 US09655296B2 2017-05-23 Norbert Beaujot
A diagonal brace apparatus for an implement frame includes a bias element connected to a front location on a front portion of the implement frame and connected to a rear location on a rear portion of the implement frame laterally offset from the front location. The bias element is operative to exert a bias force resisting rearward movement of an outer end of the implement frame with respect to an inner end of the implement frame. Conveniently the bias element is provided by a hydraulic cylinder which exerts a bias force and can extend to allow the frame to flex to reduce shock loading on the implement when excessive forces are exerted on the frame.
12 Agricultural implement having diverse hitch and gang operation modes US15160474 2016-05-20 US09497897B2 2016-11-22 Mark Hennes
An agricultural implement (10) has front and rear gangs (12, 13) of rotatable tillage tools arranged to follow each other along a line of travel. The front and rear gangs (12, 13) are mounted to a main frame (21F), which is mechanically linked to a hitch frame (22) by a self-leveling linkage system (32, 33). The linkage system (32, 33) includes a spring assembly (48) arranged to allow relative movement between the hitch frame (22) and the main frame (21F) when the implement (10) is in a lowered field working position. The linkage system (32, 33) has a pivoting cam (41) for changing the field working preload of the spring assembly (48) to provide multiple hitch operation modes. The linkage system (32, 33) is arranged to make the main frame (21F) level and the hitch frame (22) rigid relative to the main frame (21F) when the implement (10) is in a raised position. The linkage system (32, 33) also includes an adjustable stop device (43) that limits upward hitch movement to provide multiple rear gang hitch operation modes.
13 Agricultural implement having diverse hitch and gang operation modes US14349647 2012-12-14 US09370137B2 2016-06-21 Mark Hennes
An agricultural implement (10) has front and rear gangs (12, 13) of rotatable tillage tools arranged to follow each other along a line of travel. The front and rear gangs (12, 13) are mounted to a main frame (21F), which is mechanically linked to a hitch frame (22) by a self-leveling linkage system (32, 33). The linkage system (32, 33) includes a spring assembly (48) arranged to allow relative movement between the hitch frame (22) and the main frame (21F) when the implement (10) is in a lowered field working position. The linkage system (32, 33) has a pivoting cam (41) for changing the field working preload of the spring assembly (48) to provide multiple hitch operation modes. The linkage system (32, 33) is arranged to make the main frame (21F) level and the hitch frame (22) rigid relative to the main frame (21F) when the implement (10) is in a raised position. The linkage system (32, 33) also includes an adjustable stop device (43) that limits upward hitch movement to provide multiple rear gang hitch operation modes.
14 METHOD FOR ADJUSTING AND CONTROLLING PACKING FORCE US12946329 2010-11-15 US20110056418A1 2011-03-10 Gerard F. Bourgault; Mark Cresswell
A method for controlling a seeding apparatus including sensing a ground force acting on a furrow opener of the seeding apparatus and providing a ground force sensor signal in dependence upon the ground force acting on the furrow opener. The method further includes providing an actuator to apply a bias force to a packer wheel of the seeding apparatus. The method also includes providing a control device operative to receive the ground force sensor signal and an input from an operator and to adjust the bias force that the actuator applies to the packer wheel in dependence on at least one of the ground force sensor signal and the input from the operator.
15 Lift assist and cushion spring tool bar wheel for agricultural implements US724043 1991-07-01 US5228522A 1993-07-20 John F. Stufflebeam; Roland J. Frase
A agricultural implement incorporates a frame which is adapted to engage a three point hitch of a tractor. The frame employs a longitudinally extending member which is pivotally connected to a link member. A resilient yielding assembly is disposed between the longitudinally extending member and the link member to absorb forces exerted from the link member onto the longitudinally extended member. Accordingly, when the link is acted upon by forces which cause the link to exert a stress on the three point hitch of a tractor, the resilient yielding assembly allows the first link to pivot about the longitudinal member thereby reducing compressive loads exerted on the upper link of the tractor's three point hitch.
16 Fly-wheel US905965 1978-05-15 US4241654A 1980-12-30 Cornelis van der Lely
An agricultural implement, such as a baler, has a fly-wheel connection that disconnects drive to the ram and other baler parts upon overload. The fly-wheel includes a first member on a driving shaft that is connected to a second member on a driven shaft through at least one shear pin. Preferably, there are a plurality of pins that can be advanced upon overload and reduction in driving speed, to automatically re-establish connection between the two members.
17 Harrow attachment breakaway connection with overhead position US3490544D 1966-11-23 US3490544A 1970-01-20 GODBERSEN BYRON L
18 Plow depth indicator US84871759 1959-10-26 US3045355A 1962-07-24 WOODS JOHN W
19 Tractor-mounted plow US28199352 1952-04-12 US2742841A 1956-04-24 JOHNSON OTTO E
20 Implement frame trip US28329952 1952-04-21 US2712278A 1955-07-05 WILSON RAYMOND W
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