Pedal or seat flip torque balancing combination mechanism
By designing a combination mechanism for balancing the flipping torque of the pedals or seats, and utilizing the cooperation of spring components and electric telescopic mechanisms, the space and cost issues of installing elevators in multi-story residential buildings and self-built houses have been solved, achieving low-cost and efficient transportation of goods and people.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202610814164.0
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2026-06-08
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-31
AI Technical Summary
In existing multi-story residential buildings and self-built houses, the installation of elevators presents problems such as complicated approval processes, large footprint, high renovation costs, long construction periods, and impact on lighting and ventilation for lower-floor residents. Furthermore, the existing pedal tilting mechanism is thick and occupies a lot of space.
Design a pedal or seat flipping torque balancing combination mechanism that uses a spring assembly and an electric telescopic mechanism to balance the pedal gravity torque through the spring torque. Select a compact electric telescopic mechanism to reduce space occupation and cost.
This solution reduces the cost of the electric telescopic mechanism without increasing space occupancy, meeting the requirements of economy and space utilization, and providing a low-cost solution for transporting goods and people.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This invention relates to a pedal or seat flipping torque balancing combination mechanism. Background Technology
[0002] In my country, the lack of elevators in multi-story residential buildings constructed in the 1980s and 90s has made vertical transportation a critical issue for urban residents. Over the past 20 years, a large number of self-built houses have been constructed in rural China, typically two stories or more, even reaching five stories. These houses also generally lack elevators, creating a pressing need for low-cost transportation for both people and goods. However, installing elevators in these multi-story or self-built houses faces a series of challenges, including complex approval procedures, difficulties in obtaining land use permits for shafts, high renovation costs, long construction periods, uneven benefits for lower and higher-floor residents leading to disagreements, impacts on lighting and ventilation for lower-floor residents, and even conflicts with existing building codes. These issues make implementation difficult.
[0003] A more reasonable existing solution is to install multiple elevators close to the walls or railings in the stairwell, solving the problem of residents' difficulty in going up and down stairs without affecting the normal use of the stairwell. For example, the stairwell elevator and its drive mechanism disclosed in patent document No. 201610278716.7. The pedal tilting mechanism of this patent is relatively complex and thick, occupying stairwell space. Summary of the Invention
[0004] To address the aforementioned technical problems, the present invention aims to provide a pedal or seat flipping torque balancing combination mechanism, comprising a fixed bracket assembly (1), an electric telescopic mechanism (2), a spring assembly (3), a pedal assembly (4), and a pedal pivot (5). The pedal assembly (4) rotates around the pedal pivot (5). One end of the spring assembly (3) is fixed to the fixed bracket assembly (1), and the other end is fixed to the pedal assembly (4). One end of the electric telescopic mechanism (2) is fixed to the fixed bracket assembly (1), and the other end is fixed to the pedal assembly (4). When the pedal is retracted, the spring is extended to its maximum length, at which point the spring force is at its minimum. As the pedal is flattened, the spring force gradually increases, and the spring force torque around the pivot can balance most of the pedal gravity torque around the pivot. During the retraction and flattening of the pedal, since the spring force torque can balance most of the pedal gravity torque, a smaller electric telescopic mechanism (2) can be selected. The electric telescopic mechanism (2) occupies less space and has a lower cost, while simultaneously meeting the requirements of economy and space utilization.
[0005] The fixed bracket assembly (1) includes a fixed bracket (1.1), a pivot bracket (1.2), and a connecting bracket (1.3). The pivot bracket (1.2) is fixed to the bottom of the fixed bracket (1), and has a pivot hole (1.2.1) for mounting the pedal pivot (5). The connecting bracket (1.3) is fixed to the back of the fixed bracket, and has a bracket connection hole (1.3.1) for connecting the electric telescopic mechanism (2) and the spring assembly (3).
[0006] The electric telescopic mechanism (2) includes an electric telescopic rod (2.1), a connecting plate (2.2), a spherical bearing a (2.3), a fixing nut a (2.4), and a connecting block (2.5). One end of the electric telescopic rod (2.1) is connected to the connecting plate (2.2), and the other end is connected to the connecting block (2.5). The connecting block (2.2) is connected to the spherical bearing a (2.3), and the screw portion of the spherical bearing a (2.3) passes through the bracket connecting hole (1.3.1). The fixing nut a (2.4) is tightened to fix the spherical bearing a (2.3) on the connecting bracket (1.3). The connecting block (2.5) is connected to the fixing block (4.2) through the connecting hole a (2.5.1).
[0007] The spring assembly (3) includes a spring (3.1), a connecting seat a (3.2), a spherical bearing b (3.3), a fixing nut b (3.4), and a connecting seat b (3.5). One end of the spring (3.1) passes through the guide shaft a (3.2.1) and is fixed to the connecting seat a (3.2), while the other end passes through the guide shaft b (3.5.1) and is fixed to the connecting seat b (3.5). The connecting seat a (3.2) is connected to the spherical bearing b (3.3) through the connecting hole c (3.2.2). The threaded portion of the spherical bearing b (3.3) passes through the bracket connecting hole (1.3.1). The fixing nut b (3.4) is tightened to fix the spherical bearing b (3.3) to the connecting bracket (1.3). The connecting seat b (3.5) is connected to the fixing block (4.2) through the connecting hole d (3.5.2).
[0008] The pedal assembly (4) includes a pedal (or seat) (4.1) and a fixing block (4.2). The fixing block (4.2) is fixed to the pedal (4.1). The pedal (4.1) is provided with a pivot hole (4.1.1). The pedal (4.1) is connected to the pedal pivot (5) through the pivot hole (4.1.1). The pedal (4.1) can rotate around the pedal pivot (5). When the pedal (4.1) is flat and there is a load on the pedal (4.1), the tail of the pedal (4.1) will hit the bottom of the fixing bracket (1.1) to form a force balance. The fixing block (4.2) is provided with a fixing block connection hole (4.2.1) for connecting with the connecting block (2.5) and the connecting seat b (3.5).
[0009] The connecting block (2.5) is provided with connecting hole a (2.5.1), connecting hole b (2.5.2), connecting groove a (2.5.3), and connecting groove b (2.5.4). Connecting hole a (2.5.1) is used to connect with the connecting hole (4.2.1) of the fixing block. Connecting groove b (2.5.4) is for the end of the fixing block (4.2) to be inserted into the connecting block (2.5). Connecting hole b (2.5.2) is used to connect with the electric telescopic rod (2.1). Connecting groove a (2.5.3) is for the end of the electric telescopic rod (2.1) to be inserted into the connecting block (2.5).
[0010] Connecting seat a (3.2) is provided with guide shaft a (3.2.1), connecting hole c (3.2.2), and connecting groove c (3.2.3). Guide shaft a (3.2.1) is used for guiding and fixing spring (3.1). Connecting hole c (3.2.2) is used for connection with spherical bearing b (3.3). Connecting groove c (3.2.3) is for allowing the end of spherical bearing (3.3) to be inserted into connecting seat a (3.2).
[0011] The connecting seat b (3.5) is provided with a guide shaft b (3.5.1), a connecting hole d (3.5.2), and a connecting groove d (3.5.3). The guide shaft b (3.5.1) is used for guiding and fixing the spring (3.1). The connecting hole d (3.5.2) is used to connect with the connecting hole (4.2.1) of the fixing block. The connecting groove d (3.5.3) is for the end of the fixing block (4.2) to be inserted into the connecting seat b (3.5). Attached Figure Description
[0012] To more clearly illustrate the specific embodiments of the present invention or the technical solutions in the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the specific embodiments or the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are some embodiments of the present invention. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained from these drawings without creative effort.
[0013] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the combined mechanism for balancing the flipping torque of the pedal or seat when the pedal is flat.
[0014] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the combined mechanism for balancing the flipping torque of the pedal or seat when the pedal is retracted.
[0015] Figure 3 It is an isometric drawing of the pedal or seat tilting torque balancing combination mechanism when the pedal is flat.
[0016] Figure 4 This is a structural diagram of the fixed support assembly.
[0017] Figure 5This is a schematic diagram of the electric telescopic mechanism.
[0018] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the connecting block.
[0019] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the spring assembly.
[0020] Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of connector a.
[0021] Figure 9 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of connector b.
[0022] Figure 10 This is a structural diagram of the pedal assembly.
[0023] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached drawings: 1-Fixed bracket assembly; 2-Electric telescopic mechanism; 3-Spring assembly; 4-Pedal assembly; 5-Pedal pivot; 1.1-Fixed bracket; 1.2-Pivot bracket; 1.3-Connecting bracket; 2.1-Electric telescopic rod; 2.2-Connecting plate; 2.3-Joint bearing a; 2.4-Fixing nut a; 2.5-Connecting block; 3.1-Spring; 3.2-Connecting seat a; 3.3-Joint bearing b; 3.4-Fixing nut b; 3.5-Connecting seat b; 4.1-Pedal (or seat); 4.2-Fixing block; 1.2.1-Hinge hole a; 1.3.1-Bracket connection hole; 2.5.1-Connection hole a; 2.5.2-Connection hole b; 2.5.3-Connection groove a; 2.5.4-Connection groove b; 3.2.1-Guide shaft a; 3.2.2-Connection hole c; 3.2.3-Connection groove c; 3.5.1-Guide shaft b; 3.5.2-Connection hole d; 3.5.3-Connection groove d; 4.1.1-Hinge hole b; 4.2.1-Fixing block connection hole. Detailed Implementation
[0024] The present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings: See Figure 1-10The pedal or seat flipping torque balancing combination mechanism of the present invention includes a fixed bracket assembly (1), an electric telescopic mechanism (2), a spring assembly (3), a pedal assembly (4), and a pedal pivot (5). The pedal assembly (4) rotates around the pedal pivot (5). One end of the spring assembly (3) is fixed to the fixed bracket assembly (1), and the other end is fixed to the pedal assembly (4). One end of the electric telescopic mechanism (2) is fixed to the fixed bracket assembly (1), and the other end is fixed to the pedal assembly (4). When the pedal is retracted, the spring is extended to its maximum length, at which point the spring force is at its minimum. When the pedal is laid flat, the spring force gradually increases, and the spring force torque around the pivot can balance most of the pedal gravity torque around the pivot. During the retraction and laying of the pedal, since the spring force torque can balance most of the pedal gravity torque, a smaller electric telescopic mechanism (2) can be selected. The electric telescopic mechanism (2) occupies less space and has a lower cost, while meeting the requirements of economy and space utilization.
[0025] The fixed bracket assembly (1) includes a fixed bracket (1.1), a pivot bracket (1.2), and a connecting bracket (1.3). The pivot bracket (1.2) is fixed to the bottom of the fixed bracket (1), and has a pivot hole (1.2.1) for mounting the pedal pivot (5). The connecting bracket (1.3) is fixed to the back of the fixed bracket, and has a bracket connection hole (1.3.1) for connecting the electric telescopic mechanism (2) and the spring assembly (3).
[0026] The electric telescopic mechanism (2) includes an electric telescopic rod (2.1), a connecting plate (2.2), a spherical bearing a (2.3), a fixing nut a (2.4), and a connecting block (2.5). One end of the electric telescopic rod (2.1) is connected to the connecting plate (2.2), and the other end is connected to the connecting block (2.5). The connecting block (2.2) is connected to the spherical bearing a (2.3), and the screw portion of the spherical bearing a (2.3) passes through the bracket connecting hole (1.3.1). The fixing nut a (2.4) is tightened to fix the spherical bearing a (2.3) on the connecting bracket (1.3). The connecting block (2.5) is connected to the fixing block (4.2) through the connecting hole a (2.5.1).
[0027] The spring assembly (3) includes a spring (3.1), a connecting seat a (3.2), a spherical bearing b (3.3), a fixing nut b (3.4), and a connecting seat b (3.5). One end of the spring (3.1) passes through the guide shaft a (3.2.1) and is fixed to the connecting seat a (3.2), while the other end passes through the guide shaft b (3.5.1) and is fixed to the connecting seat b (3.5). The connecting seat a (3.2) is connected to the spherical bearing b (3.3) through the connecting hole c (3.2.2). The threaded portion of the spherical bearing b (3.3) passes through the bracket connecting hole (1.3.1). The fixing nut b (3.4) is tightened to fix the spherical bearing b (3.3) to the connecting bracket (1.3). The connecting seat b (3.5) is connected to the fixing block (4.2) through the connecting hole d (3.5.2).
[0028] The pedal assembly (4) includes a pedal (or seat) (4.1) and a fixing block (4.2). The fixing block (4.2) is fixed to the pedal (4.1). The pedal (4.1) is provided with a pivot hole (4.1.1). The pedal (4.1) is connected to the pedal pivot (5) through the pivot hole (4.1.1). The pedal (4.1) can rotate around the pedal pivot (5). When the pedal (4.1) is flat and there is a load on the pedal (4.1), the tail of the pedal (4.1) will hit the bottom of the fixing bracket (1.1) to form a force balance. The fixing block (4.2) is provided with a fixing block connection hole (4.2.1) for connecting with the connecting block (2.5) and the connecting seat b (3.5).
[0029] The connecting block (2.5) is provided with connecting hole a (2.5.1), connecting hole b (2.5.2), connecting groove a (2.5.3), and connecting groove b (2.5.4). Connecting hole a (2.5.1) is used to connect with the connecting hole (4.2.1) of the fixing block. Connecting groove b (2.5.4) is for the end of the fixing block (4.2) to be inserted into the connecting block (2.5). Connecting hole b (2.5.2) is used to connect with the electric telescopic rod (2.1). Connecting groove a (2.5.3) is for the end of the electric telescopic rod (2.1) to be inserted into the connecting block (2.5).
[0030] Connecting seat a (3.2) is provided with guide shaft a (3.2.1), connecting hole c (3.2.2), and connecting groove c (3.2.3). Guide shaft a (3.2.1) is used for guiding and fixing spring (3.1). Connecting hole c (3.2.2) is used for connection with spherical bearing b (3.3). Connecting groove c (3.2.3) is for allowing the end of spherical bearing (3.3) to be inserted into connecting seat a (3.2).
[0031] The connecting seat b (3.5) is provided with a guide shaft b (3.5.1), a connecting hole d (3.5.2), and a connecting groove d (3.5.3). The guide shaft b (3.5.1) is used for guiding and fixing the spring (3.1). The connecting hole d (3.5.2) is used to connect with the connecting hole (4.2.1) of the fixing block. The connecting groove d (3.5.3) is for the end of the fixing block (4.2) to be inserted into the connecting seat b (3.5).
[0032] Furthermore, the above description, as a preferred embodiment of the present invention, is not strictly limited to the present invention. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, or improvements made by those skilled in the art within the spirit and principles of the present invention should be included within the scope of protection of the present invention.
Claims
1. A pedal or seat flipping torque balancing assembly, comprising a fixed bracket assembly (1), an electric telescopic mechanism (2), a spring assembly (3), a pedal assembly (4), and a pedal pivot (5). Its characteristic is that... The pedal assembly (4) rotates around the pedal pivot (5). One end of the spring assembly (3) is fixed to the fixed bracket assembly (1), and the other end is fixed to the pedal assembly (4). One end of the electric telescopic mechanism (2) is fixed to the fixed bracket assembly (1), and the other end is fixed to the pedal assembly (4). When the pedal is retracted, the spring is extended to its maximum length, at which point the spring force is at its minimum. As the pedal is laid flat, the spring force gradually increases, and the torque of the spring force around the pivot can balance most of the torque of the pedal's weight around the pivot. During the retraction and flattening of the pedal, since the spring force torque can balance most of the pedal's weight torque, a smaller electric telescopic mechanism (2) can be selected. The electric telescopic mechanism (2) occupies less space and has a lower cost, while meeting the requirements of economy and space utilization.
2. The fixed bracket assembly (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that, The fixed bracket assembly (1) includes a fixed bracket (1.1), a pivot bracket (1.2), and a connecting bracket (1.3). The pivot bracket (1.2) is fixed to the bottom of the fixed bracket (1), and has a pivot hole (1.2.1) for mounting the pedal pivot (5). The connecting bracket (1.3) is fixed to the back of the fixed bracket, and has a bracket connection hole (1.3.1) for connecting the electric telescopic mechanism (2) and the spring assembly (3).
3. The electric telescopic mechanism (2) according to claim 1, characterized in that, The electric telescopic mechanism (2) includes an electric telescopic rod (2.1), a connecting plate (2.2), a spherical bearing a (2.3), a fixing nut a (2.4), and a connecting block (2.5). One end of the electric telescopic rod (2.1) is connected to the connecting plate (2.2), and the other end is connected to the connecting block (2.5). The connecting block (2.2) is connected to the spherical bearing a (2.3), and the screw portion of the spherical bearing a (2.3) passes through the bracket connecting hole (1.3.1). The fixing nut a (2.4) is tightened to fix the spherical bearing a (2.3) on the connecting bracket (1.3). The connecting block (2.5) is connected to the fixing block (4.2) through the connecting hole a (2.5.1).
4. The spring assembly (3) according to claim 1, characterized in that, The spring assembly (3) includes a spring (3.1), a connecting seat a (3.2), a spherical bearing b (3.3), a fixing nut b (3.4), and a connecting seat b (3.5). One end of the spring (3.1) passes through the guide shaft a (3.2.1) and is fixed to the connecting seat a (3.2), while the other end passes through the guide shaft b (3.5.1) and is fixed to the connecting seat b (3.5). The connecting seat a (3.2) is connected to the spherical bearing b (3.3) through the connecting hole c (3.2.2). The threaded portion of the spherical bearing b (3.3) passes through the bracket connecting hole (1.3.1). The fixing nut b (3.4) is tightened to fix the spherical bearing b (3.3) to the connecting bracket (1.3). The connecting seat b (3.5) is connected to the fixing block (4.2) through the connecting hole d (3.5.2).
5. The pedal assembly (4) according to claim 1, characterized in that, The pedal assembly (4) includes a pedal (or seat) (4.1) and a fixing block (4.2). The fixing block (4.2) is fixed to the pedal (4.1). The pedal (4.1) is provided with a pivot hole (4.1.1). The pedal (4.1) is connected to the pedal pivot (5) through the pivot hole (4.1.1). The pedal (4.1) can rotate around the pedal pivot (5). When the pedal (4.1) is flat and there is a load on the pedal (4.1), the tail of the pedal (4.1) will hit the bottom of the fixing bracket (1.1) to form a force balance. The fixing block (4.2) is provided with a fixing block connection hole (4.2.1) for connecting with the connecting block (2.5) and the connecting seat b (3.5).
6. The connecting block (2.5) according to claim 3, characterized in that, The connecting block (2.5) is provided with connecting hole a (2.5.1), connecting hole b (2.5.2), connecting groove a (2.5.3), and connecting groove b (2.5.4). Connecting hole a (2.5.1) is used to connect with the connecting hole (4.2.1) of the fixing block. Connecting groove b (2.5.4) is for the end of the fixing block (4.2) to be inserted into the connecting block (2.5). Connecting hole b (2.5.2) is used to connect with the electric telescopic rod (2.1). Connecting groove a (2.5.3) is for the end of the electric telescopic rod (2.1) to be inserted into the connecting block (2.5).
7. The connecting seat a (3.2) according to claim 4, characterized in that, The connecting seat a (3.2) is provided with a guide shaft a (3.2.1), a connecting hole c (3.2.2), and a connecting groove c (3.2.3). The guide shaft a (3.2.1) is used for guiding and fixing the spring (3.1). The connecting hole c (3.2.2) is used for connection with the spherical bearing b (3.3). The connecting groove c (3.2.3) is to allow the end of the spherical bearing (3.3) to be inserted into the connecting seat a (3.2).
8. The connecting seat b (3.5) according to claim 4, characterized in that, The connecting seat b (3.5) is provided with a guide shaft b (3.5.1), a connecting hole d (3.5.2), and a connecting groove d (3.5.3). The guide shaft b (3.5.1) is used for guiding and fixing the spring (3.1). The connecting hole d (3.5.2) is used to connect with the connecting hole (4.2.1) of the fixing block. The connecting groove d (3.5.3) is for the end of the fixing block (4.2) to be inserted into the connecting seat b (3.5).