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Cabin door electromagnetic lock for aviation

A technology for electromagnetic locks and hatch doors, which is used in building locks, non-mechanical drive-operated locks, buildings, etc., can solve problems such as non-adjustment, fatigue crack locking spring, failure, etc., to increase safety and reliability, and avoid structural damage. problem, the effect of reducing the structural gap

Inactive Publication Date: 2017-02-01
SHENYANG AIRCRAFT DESIGN INST AVIATION IND CORP OF CHINA
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[0004] 1. When the hatch is closed, there will be rigid collision between the mechanical structures, which is prone to structural damage such as fatigue cracks and lock spring failure; 2. The mechanical locking mechanism needs to reserve a structural design gap to realize the locking and unlocking functions , so there will be a certain structural gap when the hatch is closed; 3. The locking force of the mechanical locking mechanism will cause adjustment difficulties or even unadjustable

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[0026] The electronic circuit device 1 of the main engine and the magnetizer 3 are fixed on the door frame of the fuselage, and the armature 5 is fixed on the inside of the cabin door 8 at the junction with the door frame, and the mutual suction plane of the magnetizer 3 and the armature 5 That is, the locking surface, when the hatch 8 is locked, the locking surfaces of the armature 5 and the magnetizer 3 are in a relatively parallel position to each other.

[0027] When the cabin door 8 is closing, and the armature 5 fixed on the cabin door 8 is close to the magnetic conductor 3 installed on the door frame, the power switch 2 is closed, and the electronic circuit device 1 of the main engine will generate a current, and the current is transmitted to the copper coil 4 Make it generate magnetic force, so one side of the magnetizer 3 and one side of the armature 5 are attracted by the magnetic force generated by the copper coil 4, thereby realizing the function of locking the cabi...

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The invention relates to the technical field of electromagnetic lock manufacturing, in particular to a cabin door electromagnetic lock for aviation. The cabin door electromagnetic lock comprises a main engine electronic loop device used for producing currents, a magnetizer communicated with the main engine electronic loop device, and armature fixed into a cabin door, wherein an electrifying switch used for controlling on-off of the currents produced by the main engine electronic loop device is arranged in the main engine electronic loop device, a copper coil used for generating magnetic force is arranged in the magnetizer, and the armature is used for being attracted by the magnetizer under the effect of the magnetic force. According to the cabin door electromagnetic lock, the copper coil is used for replacing an electromagnet, the electrifying switch adjusts magnitude of the currents and on-off of the currents to control the size and existence of a magnetic field of the magnetizer, and electromagnetic attracting lock force can be adjusted and controlled conveniently. Moreover, the structure design gap of a locking mechanism does not need to be reserved, the structural gap when the cabin door is in a closed state is reduced, and the problem that when the cabin door is closed, due to rigid impact of the locking mechanism, the structure is damaged is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of electromagnetic locks, in particular to an electromagnetic lock for aviation cabin doors. Background technique [0002] The aviation cabin door should have the function of opening and closing. When the cabin door is in the closed state, the locking mechanism is required to provide a locking force to act on the cabin door to overcome various force factors such as gravity, aerodynamic force and frictional resistance of the cabin door, so that the cabin can be closed. The door remains in a stable closed state; when the hatch is opened, the locking force of the locking mechanism must be released, and the hatch is safely opened under the action of the driving force provided by the outside. [0003] The existing cabin door locking mechanism adopts a mechanical locking mechanism, which has the following defects: [0004] 1. When the hatch is closed, there will be a rigid collision between the mechanical structu...

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IPC IPC(8): E05B47/00E05B65/00
CPCE05B47/0001E05B65/00E05B2047/005
Inventor 王占富刘利阳胡海阳吕召燕辛明
Owner SHENYANG AIRCRAFT DESIGN INST AVIATION IND CORP OF CHINA
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