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Climbing robot for pipeline detection

A pipeline inspection and robot technology, which is applied in the field of climbing robots, can solve the problems of camera equipment and device collision, casualties and property losses, and the inability to immediately stop and lock climbing legs, etc., to achieve the effect of not being prone to lubricating oil impurities

Active Publication Date: 2020-02-18
威海云之卫智能科技有限公司
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[0002] In heavy industrial areas, the pipelines used are used to transport high-temperature, toxic and other fluids. Leakage of these fluids will cause major casualties and property losses. The layout of these industrial pipelines is very complicated. The connecting components between them will change the overall diameter of the pipeline, and even the pipeline will be a variable-diameter pipeline. After the structure of the pipeline changes, the climbing legs of the current pipeline inspection robot have no brake mechanism. When changing directions in the pipeline , unable to stop locking the climbing legs immediately, the camera equipment collides with the device, resulting in detection errors or damage to the camera equipment, and the shooting picture is blurred

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[0024] see Figure 1-Figure 5 , the present invention provides a climbing robot for pipeline detection, the structure of which includes a mounting bracket 1, a brake mechanism 2, a camera 3, a driving box 4, and walking wheels 5, and four walking wheels are installed on both sides of the driving box 4. Wheel 5, the top surface of the driving box 4 is provided with a mounting bracket 1, the mounting bracket 1 and the driving box 4 are locked by screws, the camera 3 is installed on the mounting bracket 1, and the walking wheel 5 and the driving box 4 A camera 3 is mounted on the driving spindle 10 between them.

[0025] The brake mechanism 2 is provided with a mounting plate 6, a static friction plate 7, a mounting hole 8, and a dynamic friction plate 9. The two ends of one side of the mounting plate 6 are provided with mounting holes 8, and the mounting plate 6 is provided with a static friction plate 7. , the static friction plate 7 is fixedly connected to the mounting plate ...

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The invention discloses a climbing robot for pipeline detection. The climbing robot for pipeline detection structurally comprises a mounting bracket, a band-type brake mechanism, a camera, a driving box and traveling wheels, wherein the four traveling wheels are mounted on two sides of the driving box, the mounting bracket is arranged on the top end surface of the driving box, the mounting bracketand the driving box are locked through a bolt, and the camera is mounted on the mounting bracket and on a driving main shaft between the traveling wheels and the driving box. When the climbing robotturns inside a detected pipeline, supporting feet are immediately subjected to angle locking through the band-type brake mechanism, the supporting feet are stabilized, the problem of touch is prevented, and the camera main body is stabilized. Two or more protrusions are arranged on a movable friction plate of the band-type brake mechanism and mutually matched with a static friction plate, the friction coefficient of contact with the driving main shaft is increased, the locking stability is improved, and brake sticking is stable.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of pipeline detection, in particular to a climbing robot for pipeline detection. Background technique [0002] In heavy industrial areas, the pipelines used are used to transport high-temperature, toxic and other fluids. Leakage of these fluids will cause major casualties and property losses. The layout of these industrial pipelines is very complicated. The connecting components between them will change the overall diameter of the pipeline, and even the pipeline will be a variable-diameter pipeline. After the structure of the pipeline changes, the climbing legs of the current pipeline inspection robot have no brake mechanism. When changing directions in the pipeline , unable to stop locking the climbing legs immediately, the camera equipment collides with the device, resulting in detection errors or damage to the camera equipment, and the shooting picture is blurred. Contents of the invention [0003] Aiming at the...

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IPC IPC(8): F16L55/30F16L101/30
CPCF16L55/30F16L2101/30
Inventor 毕桂有
Owner 威海云之卫智能科技有限公司
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