| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 121 | Wasserrutsche | EP07020954.9 | 2007-10-25 | EP1935464A1 | 2008-06-25 | Braun, Rainer; Schmudermayer, Manfred |
Wasserrutsche mit einer in einen Auslauf (16) mündenden Rutschbahn (12), welche eine Anlaufstrecke (17) und eine in den Auslauf (16) mündende Auslaufstrecke (19) aufweist, wobei zwischen der Anlaufstrecke (17) und der Auslaufstrecke (19) zumindest eine Schlaufenstrecke (18) vorgesehen ist, welche einen Umfangswinkel von wenigstens 270° aufweist und welche zumindest zwischen einem Startpunkt (23) und einem Scheitelpunkt (26) der Schlaufenstrecke (18) gegenüber einer Vertikalen (22) um 5° bis 80° geneigt ist,
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| 122 | WATERSLIDE | EP05713376 | 2005-02-11 | EP1765477A4 | 2007-12-19 | SANCHEZ TERRY |
| A slide is provided with a sliding surface along which a person may slide. The slide includes a bridging structure spanning the sliding surface and a valve mounted to the bridging structure and coupled to a source of water. A spray nozzle is selectively coupled through the valve to the water source. The spray nozzle is mounted to the bridging structure to spray water toward the sliding surface when the valve couples the nozzle to the water source. A trigger hangs from the bridging structure adjacent the sliding surface and controls the valve to direct water to the spray nozzle when the trigger is contacted and displaced by the user. The nozzle sprays water onto the user as the user activates the trigger by sliding under the bridging structure. | ||||||
| 123 | MOBILE WATER RIDE HAVING SLUICE SLIDE-OVER COVER | EP00955349.6 | 2000-08-02 | EP1210155B9 | 2006-06-28 | LOCHTEFELD, Thomas, J. |
| A mobile and compact simulated-wave water ride attraction (100) is provided having one or more sluice slide-over covers (150) for ensuring the safety of riders in the absence of an extended transition surface or using a shortened transition surface. Advantageously, the ride attraction (100) comprises a plurality of transportable modules (211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218) and other associated components that can be shipped between sites using trucks, trains or other transportation means. The slide-over sluice cover (150) advantageously enables riders to safely slide over the sluice gate and/or injection nozzle (130) without risk of injury or interference with ride operation. The sluice cover (150) comprises a contoured flexible pad which covers and extends over the top surface of the sluice gate (130). A flexible tongue (160) is provided which is urged downward squeezing against the flow (138) and sealing the nozzle area off from possible injurious contact from a rider. The shape of the tongue (160) also provides a short transition surface over the top of which a rider can slide without injury. A padded fixed decking (190) is provided and in conjunction with the sluice cover (150) it allows the rider to perform a variety of new and exciting skimming/surfing tricks and maneuvers. | ||||||
| 124 | MOBILE WATER RIDE HAVING SLUICE SLIDE-OVER COVER | EP00955349.6 | 2000-08-02 | EP1210155B1 | 2005-12-07 | LOCHTEFELD, Thomas, J. |
| 125 | REDUNDANT ARRAY CONTROL SYSTEM FOR WATER RIDES | EP99930367 | 1999-06-17 | EP1121532A4 | 2005-02-09 | LOCHTEFELD THOMAS J; HENRY JEFFERY W |
| A redundant array pumping system (10) and associated control and diagnostics system (300) is provided for water rides (90) for ensuring continuous and non-disruptive supply of water. The pumping system (10) incorporates a redundant pump and filter array (12) in conjunction with a nozzle system (N1-N11) for injecting water onto a ride surface (70). The nozzle system may incorporate a plurality of redundant or quasi-redundant nozzles or jets (J1-J11). The hydraulic pumping system (10) can include many levels of redundancy as applied to its various components, such as pumps (P1-P12), filters (F1-F12) and nozzles (N1-N11). Additionally, the system can be equipped with a plurality of pressure and flow sensors (PS, FS) for monitoring and controlling the performance of the pumps (P1-P12), filters (F1-F12) and nozzles (N1-N11) of the pumping system (10). | ||||||
| 126 | WATER AMUSEMENT SYSTEM AND METHOD | EP01970881.7 | 2001-09-11 | EP1318864A2 | 2003-06-18 | HENRY, Jeffery, Wayne; SCHOOLEY, John |
| A water transportation system and method are described, generally related to water amusement attractions and rides. Further, the disclosure generally relates to water-powered rides and to a system and method in which participants may be actively involved in a water attraction. This transportation system comprises at least two water stations and at least one water channel connecting the at least two water stations for the purpose of conveying participants between the at least two water stations. In addition, the water transportation system may include conveyor belt systems and water locks configured to convey participants from a first source of water to a second source of water which may or may not be at a different elevation. | ||||||
| 127 | PARTICIPATORY WATER SLIDE PLAY STRUCTURE | EP98918116 | 1998-04-10 | EP1011831A4 | 2002-06-12 | BRIGGS RICK A |
| A participatory water slide play apparatus (100) is disclosed upon which a ride participant (50) can slide from an upper portion (14) to a lower portion (16). Sensor/actuator devices (62, 64, 66, 68, 70, 72, 74) are positioned on or adjacent the slide (100) at locations intermediate the upper and lower portions thereof and are linked to associated play elements (30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40), such as water forming elements, noise making devices, scoring devices, and the like. While traveling down the slide (100), the ride participant (50) is able to actuate one or more of the sensor/actuator devices to trigger one or more associated play elements and/or effects. Thus, aside from the enjoyment of the ride itself, ride participants (50) can bring about desired effects and/or actively participate or interact with other ride participants located on or around the slide play structure (100) in a fun and exciting manner. | ||||||
| 128 | MOBILE WATER RIDE HAVING SLUICE SLIDE-OVER COVER | EP00955349.6 | 2000-08-02 | EP1210155A1 | 2002-06-05 | LOCHTEFELD, Thomas, J. |
| A mobile and compact simulated-wave water ride attraction (100) is provided having one or more sluice slide-over covers (150) for ensuring the safety of riders in the absence of an extended transition surface or using a shortened transition surface. Advantageously, the ride attraction (100) comprises a plurality of transportable modules (211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218) and other associated components that can be shipped between sites using trucks, trains or other transportation means. The slide-over sluice cover (150) advantageously enables riders to safely slide over the sluice gate and/or injection nozzle (130) without risk of injury or interference with ride operation. The sluice cover (150) comprises a contoured flexible pad which covers and extends over the top surface of the sluice gate (130). A flexible tongue (160) is provided which is urged downward squeezing against the flow (138) and sealing the nozzle area off from possible injurious contact from a rider. The shape of the tongue (160) also provides a short transition surface over the top of which a rider can slide without injury. A padded fixed decking (190) is provided and in conjunction with the sluice cover (150) it allows the rider to perform a variety of new and exciting skimming/surfing tricks and maneuvers. | ||||||
| 129 | SPINNING WATER RIDE APPARATUS AND METHOD | EP97931517 | 1997-06-30 | EP0921845A4 | 2001-03-07 | RING OLIVER ALAN; HEKE DOUGLAS JOHN |
| A water ride includes a flume (10) defining a ride path. Patrons of the ride travel in rafts (24) along the flume (10) with the rafts riding on a thin layer of water introduced into the flume. To induce the rafts (24) to spin at desired locations in a controlled fashion, the rafts each include raft features (30) located on a bottom surface (32) of the raft. Flume features (34) are positioned at desired locations along the ride path in position to make contact with the raft features (30). This contact between the raft features (30) and the flume features (34) induces a controlled spin to the raft (24). The raft features (30) preferably include projections (36) extending downwardly from the bottom surface (32) of the raft at locations offset from a raft center of rotation. The flume features (34) preferably comprise alternating depressions (38) and ridges (40) extending transversely to the ride path along one side of the flume (10). | ||||||
| 130 | PARTICIPATORY WATER SLIDE PLAY STRUCTURE | EP98918116.9 | 1998-04-10 | EP1011831A1 | 2000-06-28 | Briggs, Rick A. |
| A participatory water slide play apparatus (100) is disclosed upon which a ride participant (50) can slide from an upper portion (14) to a lower portion (16). Sensor/actuator devices (62, 64, 66, 68, 70, 72, 74) are positioned on or adjacent the slide (100) at locations intermediate the upper and lower portions thereof and are linked to associated play elements (30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40), such as water forming elements, noise making devices, scoring devices, and the like. While traveling down the slide (100), the ride participant (50) is able to actuate one or more of the sensor/actuator devices to trigger one or more associated play elements and/or effects. Thus, aside from the enjoyment of the ride itself, ride participants (50) can bring about desired effects and/or actively participate or interact with other ride participants located on or around the slide play structure (100) in a fun and exciting manner. | ||||||
| 131 | SWIMMING POOL SYSTEM FOR RECREATIVE PURPOSES | EP92901550.1 | 1991-12-20 | EP0563162B1 | 1997-03-12 | KNOL, Willem |
| Recreational device for a swimming pool, comprising a water conductor (1, 19, 37, 48, 62, 63), extending partially above the water surface (2) of the swimming pool in which a person (36) can be moved, having pressure means (5, 29) to force water in the water conductor (1, 19, 37, 48, 62, 63) in an upward direction. | ||||||
| 132 | WATER RIDE WITH WATER PROPULSION DEVICES | EP91916366.7 | 1991-08-15 | EP0543929B1 | 1996-09-25 | LOCHTEFELD, Thomas J. |
| A method and apparatus for controllably injecting, subsequent to the start of a water ride, a high velocity water flow (30) over the water ride surface (25). A rider (29) (or vehicle) that rides into such injected flow (30), as a result of water-to-rider momentum transfer, either be accelerated, matched, or decelerated in a downhill, horizontal or uphill straight or curvilinear direction by such injected flow (30). Flow emitting nozzles (24) can be either positioned above, along side, or from any position along the length of the water ride surface (25). | ||||||
| 133 | SWIMMING POOL SYSTEM FOR RECREATIVE PURPOSES | EP92901550.0 | 1991-12-20 | EP0563162A1 | 1993-10-06 | KNOL, Willem |
| Dispositif pour piscines de loisirs, comportant un tube d'eau (1, 19, 37, 48, 62, 63) s'étendant en partie au-dessus de la surface (2) de l'eau et dans lequel une personne (36) peut être déplacée par un dispositif à pression (5, 29) poussant vers le haut l'eau qui se trouve dans le tube d'eau (1, 19, 37, 48, 62, 63). | ||||||
| 134 | Water jumpway | EP86810612 | 1986-12-24 | EP0235496A3 | 1988-12-21 | HEEGE, BERNHARD; HOFMANN, HANS; HEEGE, RUDOLF |
| 135 | Wassersprungbahn | EP86810612.1 | 1986-12-24 | EP0235496A2 | 1987-09-09 | Heege, Bernhard; Hofmann, Hans; Heege, Rudolf |
Die Wassersprungbahn umfasst eine Sprungschanze (8), ein Boot (20) und ein Wasserbecken. Das Boot (20) hat Vorder- und Hinterräder (21,22) mit unterschiedlicher Spurweite. Im Absprungbereich (28) der Schanze (8) ist die Lauffläche (25) für die Hinterräder (22) weniger stark nach oben gekrümmt als die Lauffläche (24) für die Vorderräder (21). Damit wird erreicht, dass nach dem Abheben der Vorderräder (21) vom Schanzenende (27) der Drall des Bootes (20) trotz langem Radstand und unterschiedlicher Beladung des Bootes (20) wenig abgebaut wird und damit der Landewinkel des Bootes (20) im Becken in einem günstigen Bereich gehalten werden kann. Dies ermöglicht einen Kreislauf der Boote und eine Besatzung von mehr als einer Person. |
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| 136 | Tunnelelement für Wasserrutschen | EP86100436.4 | 1986-01-15 | EP0192036A2 | 1986-08-27 | Warkotz, Joachim |
@ Tunnelelement für Wasserrutschen, mit einer annähernd U-förmigen einteiligen Schale, deren Schenkel an den freien Enden nach außen zu einem Flansch gebogen sind und die an den Stirnseiten Anschlußflansche aufweist zur Verbindung mit der benachbarten Schale und einem die Schale überdeckenden, vorzugsweise durchsichtigen Haubenelement, das an den Schenkeln der Schale befestigbar ist, wobei mit den beiden seitlichen Flanschen (12) der Schale (10) ein Längliches Zwischenstück (14) befestigbar ist, das an der oberen Kante eine Aufnahmevorrichtung (19) für die untere gerade Kante des Haubenelements (20) aufweist. |
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| 137 | A slide | EP84301705 | 1984-03-13 | EP0119099A3 | 1985-07-10 | Kreinbihl, Mark L.; Miller, Robert P. |
A slide structure for use with a sled 16 suitable for human occupancy is designed to have human occupant sleds sliding down into a body of water. The slide structure 15 comprises a support framework 18, on which a plastics sheet material is provided, and a water supply means which is adapted to supply only a thin film of water to the slide structure of an upper surface of the plastics sheet material. This water supply means may be operated at lower power levels and water supply rates, to provide the thin film and thus a very low coefficient of friction, so that the sleds attain a high speed for a quiet, fast, smooth and more exciting ride, yet with reduced wear on both the slide and sleds. |
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| 138 | SURFING HILL. | EP82902286 | 1982-06-08 | EP0110884A4 | 1984-10-25 | CROUL RICHARD D |
| An amusement apparatus which simulates the riding experience encountered in ocean surfing, composed generally of a shaped slope (12) having plural, stationary wave forms and multiple surface irregularities (14, 16, 18), covered with a plurality of interconnected vinyl-coated foam sections (50), and including an irrigation system (72, 76) to distribute a thin film of water over the upper surface of the apparatus. The interconnected prefabricated sections yield an inclined planing surface which is adapted to slightly deform in response to shifting body weight of a user thereby permitting a user to turn and maneuver during travel down the apparatus on a surfboard-like vehicle (100). | ||||||
| 139 | Slide support structure | EP84850057.5 | 1984-02-22 | EP0120824A2 | 1984-10-03 | Albertsson, Erik |
A movable slide support structure for supporting a slide (1), e.g. of the water slide kind. The support structure comprises a frame (13), which is supported by at leasttwo shallow floating pontoons (32-43). |
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| 140 | 可充气拱门及滑水娱乐装置 | CN201720335472.1 | 2017-03-31 | CN207307188U | 2018-05-04 | 黄水勇 |
| 本实用新型提供了一种可充气拱门和一种滑水娱乐装置。所述可充气拱门包括：弧形部，包括第一端部和第二端部，所述弧形部具有第一气室；以及容置腔体，分别设于所述弧形部的所述第一端部和所述第二端部，用于填充配重物。因此，本实用新型实施例提供的所述可充气拱门的稳定性强，在使用时不易倾倒。 | ||||||
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