Overhead cable track hanging box self-operation and track changing system

CN224690153UActive Publication Date: 2026-08-28孙建军
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Application Number
CN202521975708.9
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-09-10
Publication Date
2026-08-28
Estimated Expiration
2035-09-10

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Technical Problem

然而,架空运载技术却依旧停留在由驱动器循环钢索或另设钢绳牵拉载具的运载模式,由于此项传统技术机械体积庞大、制造安装程序繁杂、技术模式老旧单一,无法满足现今社会各类不同市场的需求,例如:跨度较小的山涧沟壑、河流渡口以及丘陵坡段等诸多区域,都存在着人员跨越和货物运输的难题

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[0009] This utility model is technologically advanced and has a bold innovative approach. It has fundamentally changed the existing technological model. Its structure is simple, easy to manufacture, and low in cost, making it an original and innovative technology that can be widely used in society.

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Abstract

The utility model provides a kind of overhead cable rail hangs box self-operation and rail change system setting, effectively solve the original overhead carrying technology bulky, single mode, not suitable for widely applied social reality problem.This technology will steel cable and chain rail be integrated, that is, form suitable different scene and adopt somewhat different cable rail structure, then by I-bridge frame connection pile as the overhead support of cable rail line, self-operation gear box is set on the cable rail, various corresponding type function wheels in the box are driven by reversible motor, constitute by gear box drive boom hook connection hanging box along cable rail reciprocating operation mode.Long-distance line sets up rail change conversion station, and station is equipped with rail change pile, lifting crossbeam, rail change platform plate and other rail change system setting.This technology substantially innovates the original technical concept of relying on overhead cable or steel wire rope to pull the carrier to run, provides a kind of simple and practical, widely applied new overhead carrying technical scheme.
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Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to aerial transportation technology, and in particular to an aerial cableway gantry self-operating and track-changing system. Background Technology

[0002] With the rapid development of modern society, practical technologies in various fields have seen significant improvements and advancements. However, aerial transportation technology remains largely confined to a mode of transport where vehicles are pulled by a drive-driven circulating steel cable or a separate steel rope. This traditional technology suffers from bulky machinery, complex manufacturing and installation procedures, and an outdated and simplistic approach, failing to meet the diverse needs of today's markets. For example, challenges exist in traversing narrow mountain streams, river crossings, and hilly slopes for both personnel and cargo transportation. Society urgently needs a simple, easy-to-implement, convenient, and efficient innovative aerial transportation technology. Summary of the Invention

[0003] This utility model provides a novel aerial cableway gantry self-operating and track-changing system transportation technology solution, fundamentally changing the old aerial cableway technology mode and concept of steel cable traction vehicles. It effectively solves the aforementioned social needs and challenges. This technical solution includes: a chain plate with axle cable buckles and its components that combine the chain track and steel cable into a single unit (including structural components that vary slightly for different scenarios), forming a 'cableway' structure with different modes of steel cable chain track combination (single cable double chain standard type, double cable triple chain heavy-duty type, and double cable single chain lightweight simplified type).

[0004] Then, with both ends of the cable rail in a taut state, the cable rail is fixed to the cable rail I-beam bridge frame using cable rail assemblies (including chain plates with axle cable buckles). The cable rail I-beam bridge frame combined with a trough-type triangular frame is set at the upper end of the bridge frame piles, forming a pile-pile span support structure for the cable rail overhead line.

[0005] A self-running gearbox is installed above the cable rail. Inside the gearbox, two sets of functional wheels of various types are installed at both ends of the longitudinal direction. These wheels are driven by a through shaft and run through the corresponding cable rail. These include cable load wheels for the steel cables, sprockets for the chain tracks, and chain track limit wheels below the chain tracks (which prevent the sprockets from derailing on steep slopes). The power gear set and gear train linkage structure inside the gearbox are driven by a reversible motor on the outside of the gearbox, which constitutes the self-running function of the gearbox along the cable rail.

[0006] The upper end of the C-shaped boom is installed in the boom hinge seat above the self-running gearbox, and the lower end is hooked to the boom hinge seat above the hoisting box or bucket, forming a hooking structure between the self-running gearbox and the hoisting box / bucket hinge seat.

[0007] A sensing and control energy storage box is installed below the hoisting box or above the hoisting bucket. It contains a battery and electrical sensing and control device, which constitutes the power storage function of the hoisting box and hoisting bucket being driven by a self-running gearbox for reciprocating operation, as well as the sensing and control operating system device.

[0008] The cable-stayed long-distance line is equipped with segmented switching stations with gantry cranes that can change track. The stations are mainly equipped with components such as: track-changing piles, magnetic limit rocker arms, lifting beams, track-changing platforms, and matching track-changing gantry cranes, track-changing gantry cranes, and snap-lock seats, which together form the segmented track-changing system.

[0009] This utility model is technologically advanced and has a bold innovative approach. It has fundamentally changed the existing technological model. Its structure is simple, easy to manufacture, and low in cost, making it an original and innovative technology that can be widely used in society. Attached Figure Description

[0010] Figure 1 This is a diagram illustrating the self-operating effect of the cable rail, gearbox, and boom connecting the hoisting box of this utility model.

[0011] Figure 2 This is a diagram illustrating the self-operating effect of the cable rail, gearbox, and boom connecting the bucket in this utility model.

[0012] Figure 3 This utility model is a single-cable double-chain cable rail; a side view of the combined structure of chain plate with axle cable buckle and cable buckle clamping slider.

[0013] Figure 4 This utility model relates to a single-cable double-chain cable rail; a chain plate with axle cable buckle, a cable buckle clamping slider, and a partial sectional front view.

[0014] Figure 5 This utility model relates to a single-cable double-chain cable rail; the chain plate has an axle cable buckle and a cable buckle clamping slider. (AA cross-sectional view) Figure 6 This utility model relates to a single-cable double-chain cable rail; a combination of chain plate with axle cable buckle, cable buckle bow-shaped slider, and a partial sectional front view.

[0015] Figure 7 This utility model relates to a single-cable double-chain cable rail; BB cross-sectional view of the chain shaft and chain shaft roller.

[0016] Figure 8 This utility model relates to a single-cable double-chain cable rail; a combined structure of steel cable, chain rail, chain plate, and axle cable fastener, and a partial sectional top view.

[0017] Figure 9 This utility model relates to a single-cable double-chain cable rail; a combined structure of steel cable, chain rail, and cable buckle clamping slider, and a partial sectional bottom view.

[0018] Figure 10 This utility model is a single-cable double-chain cable rail, with a side sectional view of the internal gearbox, gear shaft, sprocket, chain guide wheel, and cable rail assembly structure, shown in a simplified side view.

[0019] Figure 11 This utility model is a single-cable double-chain cable rail, dissected from the top of the self-running gearbox. The diagram shows the internal gear set, sprockets, steel cable sheaves, box structure rod assembly, reversible motor on the outside of the box, and a partially dissected structure, in a scaled-down top view. Figure 12 This utility model is a single-cable double-chain cable rail, including a gear, sprocket, chain plate with axle cable buckle, and chain rail limiting wheel assembly, as well as a partial sectional side view structural diagram.

[0020] Figure 13 This utility model relates to a single-cable double-chain cable rail, including a steel cable supply wheel, sprocket, chain plate with axle cable buckle, cable rail I-beam bridge frame, trough-type triangular frame, bridge frame pile assembly, and a partial sectional side view of the structure.

[0021] Figure 14 This utility model relates to a single-cable double-chain cable rail, comprising a self-operating gearbox, a reversible motor, a boom, gears, sprockets, steel cable load wheels, and chain track limit wheels. It also includes a chain plate with axle cable fasteners, a cable rail I-beam bridge, a trough-type triangular frame, and bridge piles. A partial sectional front view of the structure is also provided.

[0022] Figure 15 This utility model relates to a double-cable, triple-chain cable rail; a side view of the combined structure of the double-cable axle head buckle, double-cable integrated slider, axle head crossarm, and cable lower chain plate holding block.

[0023] Figure 16 This utility model relates to a double-cable, triple-chain cable rail; a front view of the double-cable axle head buckle, the double-cable integrated slider assembly, and a partial sectional view.

[0024] Figure 17 This utility model relates to a double-cable, three-chain cable rail; the front view of the partial shearing of the lower chain plate and clamping block of the axle head crossarm combination cable is omitted.

[0025] Figure 18 This utility model relates to a double-cable, three-chain cable rail; the crossarm of the cable lower chain plate and retaining block combination shaft head is partially dissected and cut, with the front view omitted.

[0026] Figure 19 This utility model relates to a double-cable, triple-chain cable rail; the double-cable axle head buckle, axle head crossarm, cable lower chain plate clamping block assembly, and a partially sectional cutaway top view are omitted.

[0027] Figure 20 This utility model is a double-cable, triple-chain cable rail; a partial sectional view of the combined double-cable axle head buckle, double-cable integrated slider, and lower chain plate holding block.

[0028] Figure 21 This utility model relates to a double-cable, three-chain cable rail system, comprising a partial sectional front view of the combined structure of the double-cable gearbox internal gears, sprockets, cable sheaves, chain track limit wheels, double-cable axle head buckles, double-cable integrated slider and cable rail I-beam bridge, slotted triangular frame, reversible motor, and suspension rod.

[0029] Figure 22 This utility model is a double-cable single-chain cable rail; a side view of the combined structure of through-shaft hinged cable buckle, chain plate hinged cable buckle, double-cable through-shaft cable buckle, and double-cable hinged ring.

[0030] Figure 23 This is a partial sectional front view of the double-cable single-chain cable rail of this utility model; a combination structure of through-shaft hinged cable buckle and double-cable hinged ring.

[0031] Figure 24 This utility model is a double-cable single-chain cable rail; front view of the sectional structure of the chain plate hinged cable buckle and the double-cable hinged ring.

[0032] Figure 25 This utility model relates to a double-cable single-chain cable rail; a combined structure of through-shaft hinged cable buckle, chain plate hinged cable buckle, and double-cable through-shaft cable buckle, and a partial sectional top view.

[0033] Figure 26 This utility model relates to a double-cable single-chain cable rail; the double-cable hinged ring, cable buckle bow-shaped slider, and double-cable through-shaft cable buckle combination structure are symmetrically cut and the bottom view is omitted.

[0034] Figure 27 This is a schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure of the CC chain shaft, chain plate through shaft, and through shaft fixing cable buckle of the double-cable single-chain cable rail of this utility model.

[0035] Figure 28 This utility model relates to a double-cable single-chain cable rail, comprising a gearbox, gears, sprockets, steel cable sheaves, through-shaft fixing cable buckles, cable buckle bow-shaped sliders, and a cable rail I-beam bridge frame. A partial sectional cutaway view of the structure is omitted.

[0036] Figure 29 This is a front view structural diagram of the combination of the rail-changing lifting rod, rail-changing lifting box, snap-fit ​​hinge seat, rail-changing pile, magnetic limit rocker arm, lifting beam, and rail-changing platform of this utility model.

[0037] Figure 30 This is a top view schematic diagram of the combined structure of the rail-changing pile, magnetic limiting rocker arm, rail-changing hoist, rail-changing box, snap-fit ​​hinge seat, and lifting crossbeam of this utility model.

[0038] Figure 31 This is an enlarged sectional top view of the combined structure of the rail-changing lifting box, rail-changing lifting rod, and snap-fit ​​hinge seat of this utility model.

[0039] Figure 32 A partially enlarged sectional side view of the assembly and fastening principle of the variable track hoisting box of this utility model, including the mounting buckle hinge seat, buckle hinge cover, cover pull rod, and electric push rod.

[0040] Figure 33This is a partial sectional top view of the combined structure of the track-changing pile, lifting beam, lifting column head, track-changing platform, hoisting box positioning plate, platform structure plate, electric push rod, pulley frame, and reversible motor of this utility model.

[0041] Figure 34 This is a partial sectional side view of the combined structure of the variable track platform, the hoisting box positioning plate, the electric push rod, the under-platform structural plate, the reversible motor, the lifting beam, the pulley frame, the concave pulley, the convex slide rail, the rack, and the drive gear of this utility model.

[0042] Figure 35 This is a partial sectional front view of the combined structure of the variable track beam, variable track platform, hoisting box positioning plate, electric push rod, under-platform structural plate, pulley frame, concave pulley, convex slide rail, reversible motor, drive gear, slide rail, and rack and pinion of this utility model.

[0043] In the diagram: 1 Single-cable double-chain cableway; 2 Self-running gearbox; 3 C-shaped boom; 4 Boom hinge seat; 5 Hoisting box; 6 Sensing and control storage box; 7 Reversible motor; 8 Hoisting bucket; 9 Steel cable; 10 Cable-locked chain track; 11 Chain plate with axle cable lock; 12 Cable lock heel; 13 Integrated chain shaft; 14 Inner chain plate; 15 Outer chain plate; 16 Cable lock clamping slider; 17 Nut; 18 Chain shaft roller; 19 Chain shaft sleeve; 20 Sprocket; 21 Driving gear; 22 Transmission gear; 23 Driven gear; 24 Gear through shaft; 25 Shaft key; 26 Optical shaft; 27 Motor shaft; 28 Chain track limiter. 29. Wheel; 30. Box-type structural rod; 31. Structural rod seat; 32. Steel cable supply wheel; 33. Through shaft seat; 34. Optical shaft inner thread seat; 35. Cable rail I-beam bridge frame; 36. Bridge frame structural plate; 37. Bolt; 38. Channel-type triangular frame; 39. Bridge frame pile; 40. Axle head crossarm; 41. Chain plate limiting axle head; 42. Cable lower chain plate clamp; 43. Chain shaft; 44. Snap ring axle head; 45. Cable buckle hinge axle head; 46. Hinge buckle; 47. Cable buckle through shaft; 48. Cross cover bolt; 49. Bolt thread hole; 50. Bolt flat washer; 51. Lifting rod limiting plate; 52. Limiting plate lifting rod sleeve; 53. Rocker arm Circular slide rail; 54 Magnetic limit rocker arm; 55 Electromagnetic chuck; 56 Rocker arm gear ring; 57 Snap-on hinge cover; 58 Hook cover pull rod; 59 Electric push rod; 60 Push rod horizontal shaft; 61 Push rod hinge ring; 62 Lifting crossbeam; 63 Lifting column head; 64 Lifting column head sleeve; 65 Rail changing platform; 66 Under-platform structural plate; 67 Platform support plate; 68 Hoisting box positioning plate; 69 Push rod lock hole; 70 Hook seat shaft head; 71 Hook cover hinge shaft; 72 Pulley frame; 73 Concave pulley; 74 Pulley shaft; 75 Convex slide rail; 76 Slide rail groove platform; 77 Rack; 101 Double Three-chain cable rails; 102 double-chain single-chain cable rails; 201 double-chain gearbox; 202 single-chain gearbox; 301 changing track boom; 401 snap-lock hinge seat; 501 changing track lifting box; 1001 double-chain track chain; 1002 limiting axle head track chain; 1003 through-shaft track chain; 1101 double-chain axle head cable buckle; 1102 through-shaft hinge cable buckle; 1103 chain plate hinge cable buckle; 1104 through-shaft fixed cable buckle; 1601 cable buckle bow-shaped slider; 1602 double-chain integrated slider; 1603 double-chain hinge clamp; 3701 double-chain tripod; 3801 changing track bollard; Detailed Implementation

[0044] Figure 1-2 (3D rendering) The self-operating gearbox 2, with its notch facing downwards, longitudinally spans above the single-cable double-chain cable rail 1. The upper end of the C-shaped boom 3 is installed in the boom hinge seat 4 above the gearbox, and the lower end is hooked to the boom hinge seat 4 above the hoisting box 5 or the hoisting bucket 8. The sensing and control storage box 6, located below the hoisting box and above the hoisting bucket, contains sensing and control electrical appliances and batteries, serving as the control device and power source for driving the reversible motor 7 located outside the gearbox.

[0045] Figure 3-9The chain plate with axle cable buckle 11 shown (i.e., the integrated chain plate with chain shaft 13) together with the inner chain plate 14, outer chain plate 15, chain shaft sleeve 19, and chain shaft roller 18 of the component form two integrated cable buckle chain rails 10. The matching component cable buckle clamping slider 16 or cable buckle bow slider 1601 is used, that is, the cable buckle pin 12 and the pin 17 fasten the two cable buckle chain rails to both sides of the steel cable 9 as a whole (the steel cable where the cable buckle is fastened is locally hardened by tin infiltrating the gap between the steel wires, which enhances the clamping effect of the cable buckle), thus forming a single cable double chain rail (standard type) structure.

[0046] Figure 10-14 The self-operating gearbox 2 shown has two sets of corresponding functional wheels arranged longitudinally at both ends, with gear shafts 24 running through them. The centrally located cable support wheel 31, corresponding to the cable 9, has a groove that fits across the upper half of the cable. When the groove reaches the obstacle of the chain plate axle cable buckle on the cable, a hurdle-like notch is opened at the corresponding position of the support wheel. The depth of the notch matches the arc surface of the chain plate axle cable buckle, and the arc surface provides continuous support for the notch of the support wheel. Sprockets 20 are set on both sides of the cable support wheel corresponding to the two cable buckle chain rails 10. A transmission gear set is set inside the gearbox. The power of the gear system is driven by a reversible motor 7 located outside the self-operating gearbox 2, which drives the driving gear 21 to mesh with the transmission gear 22 and the driven gear 23 to form a linkage structure for the corresponding functional wheels. Inside the gearbox, on both sides corresponding to the lower part of the cable-stayed track 10, track limit wheels 28 are installed on the inner thread seat 33 of the optical shaft (which has the function of preventing the track wheel from derailing when running on steep slopes). The gearbox structure rod 29 is set in the middle of the gearbox by the structure rod seat 30 (which has the function of reinforcing the gearbox), and the whole constitutes the internal structure of various functional wheels of the single cable double chain track gearbox.

[0047] The single-cable double-chain cable rail 1 shown is in a taut state at both ends, that is, the cable rail is fixed in sections on the cable rail I-beam bridge 34 by the chain plate with axle cable buckle 11, and the combined slotted triangular frame 37 is connected to the upper end of the bridge frame pile 38 to form a single-cable double-chain cable rail overhead line pile column span support structure.

[0048] Figure 15-21The double-cable axle head buckle 1101 shown is adapted to the double-cable integrated slider 1602, and the axle head crossarm 39 is installed in an intermittent manner (effectively reducing the self-weight of the cable rail). The adapter component cable lower chain plate holding block 41 has integrated inner chain plates 14 at both ends. The combined chain shaft 42, chain shaft sleeve 19, and chain shaft roller 18 are fastened together with the two steel cables 9 to form a double-cable chain rail 1001 between the two steel cables. At the same time, the outer side of the two steel cables is limited by the chain plate limiting axle head 40 (semi-circular) on the integrated chain plate, and the inner side of the chain plate has a retaining spring axle head 43. The inner chain plate of the cable lower chain plate holding block is assembled and arranged by retaining spring 44 to form two limiting axle head chain rails 1002. The whole constitutes a double-cable three-chain cable rail 101 (heavy load type) structure. Then, the cable rail is installed on the cable rail I-beam bridge 34 using double cable shaft head buckles, and combined with the double cable triangular frame 3701 and connected to the upper end of the bridge frame pile 38 to form a double cable three-chain cable rail overhead line pile column span support structure.

[0049] The double-cable gearbox 201, located above the double-cable triple-chain cable rail 101, has two sets of corresponding functional wheels running longitudinally through both ends, connected by gear shafts 24. A sprocket 20 is positioned centrally on the double-cable chain rail 1001, a steel cable load wheel 31 is positioned on each of the two steel cables 9, and a chain rail limit wheel 28 is positioned below the limit shaft chain rail 1002 generated by the chain plate limit shaft head 40. Furthermore, a power gear set is located inside the double-cable gearbox; driven by a reversible motor 7 on the outside of the gearbox, the active gear 21 meshes with the transmission gear 22 and the driven gear 23. Its gear train linkage structure is identical to that of the self-operating gearbox 2, forming the functional wheel arrangement structure of the double-cable gearbox.

[0050] Figure 22-28 To further simplify the structure for use on flat terrain, the two steel cables 9 shown adopt a unified configuration of a double-cable hinged ring 1603 and a cross-shaped cap bolt 48, consisting of a through-shaft hinged cable buckle 1102 and a chain plate hinged cable buckle 1103 spaced apart. It also includes a through-shaft chain rail 1003 between the two steel cables, which is composed of an inner chain plate 14, a chain shaft sleeve 19, and a chain shaft roller 18 (containing a through shaft that replaces the chain shaft roller at intervals, which acts to enhance the connection strength of the two cables). In other words, it is integrated with the two steel cables to form a double-cable single-chain cable rail 102 (lightweight and simplified) structure mode with a single chain rail between the two steel cables. The cable rail is installed on the cable rail I-beam bridge 34 using a through-shaft fixing cable buckle 1104 adapter component cable buckle bow-shaped slider 1601, bolt 36, and bolt flat washer 50. The combined double cable triangular frame 3701 is connected to the upper end of the bridge frame pile 38, forming a double cable single chain cable rail line pile column span support structure. Inside the single chain gearbox 202 located above the double cable single chain cable rail, except for the omission of the limit wheel, the layout of all corresponding functional wheels and the linkage structure of the power gear set are the same as those of the double cable gearbox 201, forming the single chain gearbox functional wheel layout structure.

[0051] Figures 29-35 The track-changing boom 301 shown is equipped with a boom limiting plate 51 and a limiting boom sleeve 52 (to enhance load-bearing stability). The lower end of the track-changing boom is hooked to a snap-fit ​​hinge seat 401 located above the track-changing carbox 501. Two sets of hinge seats with hinge seat shaft heads 70 are respectively set on both sides of the hinge seat corresponding to the limiting plate boom sleeve 52. An electric push rod 59 is longitudinally set at the front between the two sets of seats, and is combined with the push rod horizontal shaft 60 and the buckle cover pull rod 58 set on both sides. This drives the buckle cover hinge shaft 71 on the upper part of the hinge seat to move the snap-fit ​​hinge cover 57 to enable it to open and close (for replacing the track-changing boom). When the hinge cover fastens the replaced track-changing boom, the two electric push rods 59 located at the rear outward edge of the snap-fit ​​hinge seat are inserted and locked by the push rod locking holes 69 opened on the edge of the snap-fit ​​hinge cover, completing the track-changing procedure of replacing the track-changing boom.

[0052] The upper part of the track-changing pile 3801 is equipped with a rocker arm ring slide rail 53 combined with a magnetically absorbing limiting rocker arm 54 with an electromagnetic chuck 55, and a rocker arm gear ring 56 driven to swing by the active gear 21 installed on the reversible motor 7 on the pile. This causes the electromagnetic chuck 55 on the limiting rocker arm to attach to the lifting rod limiting plate 51, forming a limiting and positioning function for the track-changing lifting box 501. After the lifting box is accurately positioned, the magnetic force of attraction is unlocked and disappears.

[0053] A lifting beam 62 is installed at the lower part between two transversely corresponding rail-changing piles 3801 within the rail-changing station shown. At each of the four corners of the beam are upper and lower lifting head 63, which insert into four sets of lifting head sleeves 64 installed on the rail-changing piles, forming a limiting structure for the lifting of the beam. Electric push rods 59 are installed on the rail-changing piles below both ends of the lifting beam as the power components for the beam's lifting. This constitutes the procedure for lowering the rail-changing carbox and replacing the rail-changing boom using the beam lifting mode.

[0054] The lifting beam 62 shown has longitudinally mounted slide rail groove platforms 76 on both sides. A changing track platform 65 is installed above the beam. Four short, movable hoisting box alignment plates 68 are erected along the four sides of the platform. The alignment plates are connected to electric push rods 59 located on the four sides below the changing track platform. The push rods drive the alignment plates to open outwards, creating an amplification effect on the four sides of the changing track platform. Before the changing track hoisting box is about to fall into place, the four sides of the hoisting box alignment plates retract inwards to correct the hoisting box base, ensuring precise placement. Below the changing track platform, along the longitudinal direction of the lifting beam, there is a lower platform structural plate 66 and a platform support plate 67. A structural groove is formed between the lower platform structural plate and the lifting beam. Four sets of pulley frames 72 are installed at the four corners of the upper changing track platform within the structural groove, mounting concave pulleys 73, which cooperate with the convex slide rails 75 mounted on the slide rail groove platform. The reversible motor 7 installed at the bottom of the platform structure plate is equipped with a drive gear 21 that meshes with a rack 77 in the groove below the slide rail slot. There are also four transmission gears 22 at the four corners that mesh with the rack (which act as limit wheels to enhance the stability of the track changing platform). This forms a structure in which the reversible motor drives the track changing platform to reciprocate laterally along the lifting beam, thus completing the track changing procedure of the hoisting box.

Claims

1. A self-operating and track-changing system for an overhead cable-stayed gantry, characterized in that... include: The chain plate with axle cable buckle (11) consists of a chain shaft (13), an inner chain plate (14), an outer chain plate (15), a chain shaft sleeve (19), and a chain shaft roller (18), forming two integrated cable buckle chain rails (10). The cable buckle clamping slider (16) and nut (17) are combined to fasten the steel cable (9) between the two chain rails, forming a single-cable double-chain cable rail (1) structure. Different chain rail components and steel cable combinations are set according to different application scenarios, forming double-cable triple-chain cable rails (101) and double-cable single-chain cable rails (102) with different structural modes. Then, it is... Different types of cable rails are installed on the cable rail I-beam bridge (34). The combined slotted triangular frame (37) or double cable triangular frame (3701) is connected to the upper end of the bridge frame column (38) to form a cable rail overhead line column span support structure. A self-running gearbox (2) is set above the single cable double chain cable rail (1). Two sets of corresponding functional wheels are set at the two longitudinal ends of the gearbox, which are pierced by the gear shaft (24). Among them: the steel cable load wheel (31) corresponding to the steel cable, the sprocket (20) corresponding to the cable buckle chain rail, the chain rail limit wheel (28) below the cable buckle chain rail, and the reversible electric wheel from the outside of the gearbox. The active gear (21) of the drive gearbox inside the gearbox meshes with the transmission gear (22) and the driven gear (23) to form a linkage structure of various functional gears inside the gearbox. The gearbox drives the C-shaped rod (3) in the upper boom hinge seat (4) to hook the lower end of the hoist box (5) or the bucket (8) to reciprocate along the cable track. A sensing and control energy storage box (6) is set below the hoist box or above the bucket. It contains a battery and sensing and control electrical appliances, which constitutes the power storage and sensing and control operating system device for the self-operation of the gearbox. The long-distance cable track is divided into sections with hoist box track changing stations, and matching track changing hoist boxes are required. (501) It is equipped with a snap-lock seat (401) and a rail-changing rod (301) on its upper part. Two transverse rail-changing piles (3801) are set in the conversion station. A magnetic limit rocker arm (54) is set on its upper part. A lifting crossbeam (62) is set between the two rail-changing piles. Electric push rods (59) are installed at the corresponding positions of the rail-changing piles at both ends of the crossbeam as the power components for lifting the crossbeam. The rail-changing platform (65) is set above the lifting crossbeam and runs back and forth along the crossbeam. It forms a system in which the lifting of the crossbeam realizes the placement of the hoisting box, the replacement of the rod, and the transverse movement of the rail-changing platform to complete the setting of the hoisting box rail-changing system.

2. The self-operating and track-changing system for the overhead cableway gantry as described in claim 1, characterized in that... The aforementioned double-cable triple-chain cable rail (101) consists of a double-cable axle head buckle (1101) and a double-cable integrated slider (1602), with an intermittently installed axle head crossarm (39). The adapter component has an inner chain plate (14) integrated at both ends of the lower chain plate holding block (41). The combined chain shaft (42), chain shaft sleeve (19), and chain shaft roller (18) are fastened together with the two steel cables (9) to form a double-cable cable rail (1001) structure between the two steel cables. At the same time, the outer sides of the two steel cables are semi-circular with the chain plate limiting axle head (40) provided by the integrated chain plate, and the inner side of the chain plate has a snap ring axle head (43). The inner chain plate of the lower chain plate holding block is assembled and arranged by snap ring (44) to form two limiting axle head cable rails (1002). The whole structure constitutes a double-cable triple-chain cable rail (101) structure. The cable rail is then used with double-cable... The axle head cable buckle is installed on the cable rail I-beam bridge (34) and combined with the double cable triangular frame (3701) to connect to the upper end of the bridge frame column (38), forming a double cable three-chain cable rail overhead line column column span support structure. The double cable gearbox (201) set above the cable rail has two sets of corresponding functional wheels with gear shafts (24) running through it at both ends in the longitudinal direction. The sprocket (20) is set in the middle corresponding to the chain rail, the steel cable load wheel (31) is set corresponding to the two steel cables, and the chain rail limit wheel (28) is set below the limit axle head chain rail. The power gear set inside the box is driven by the reversible motor (7) outside the box to drive the active gear (21) to mesh with the transmission gear (22) and the passive gear (23). Its gear linkage structure is the same as that of the self-running gearbox (2), forming the layout structure of various functional wheels of the double cable gearbox (201).

3. The self-operating and track-changing system for the overhead cableway gantry as described in claim 2, characterized in that... The aforementioned double-cable single-chain cable rail (102) consists of a through-shaft hinged cable buckle (1102) and spaced-apart chain plate hinged cable buckles (1103), a unified adapter component double-cable hinged ring (1603), a cross cap bolt (48), and is assembled between two steel cables (9) into a through-shaft chain rail (1003) composed of an inner chain plate (14), a chain shaft sleeve (19), and a chain shaft roller (18). It contains a through shaft that spaced out to replace the chain shaft roller, and its chain rail is fastened to the two steel cables as one unit, forming a double-cable single-chain cable rail (102) structure with one chain rail between the two steel cables. The mode adopts a through-shaft fixed cable buckle (1104) and a cable buckle bow slider (1601), bolt (36), bolt flat washer (50) to install its cable rail on the cable rail I-beam bridge (34). The combined double cable triangular frame (3701) is connected to the upper end of the bridge frame pile (38) to form a double cable single chain cable rail line pile column span support structure. The single chain gearbox (202) set above its cable rail has the same layout of all corresponding functional wheels and power gear group wheel system structure as the double cable gearbox (201) except that the limit wheel is omitted.

4. The self-operating and track-changing system for the overhead cableway gantry as described in claim 1, characterized in that... The snap-fit ​​hinge seat (401) is provided above the changing track hoist (501). The hinge seat is provided with two sets of hinge seats on both sides of the limiting plate hoist sleeve (52) of the changing track hoist (301). Electric push rods (59) are arranged longitudinally in front of the two sets of seats, and the push rod horizontal shaft (60) and the buckle cover pull rod (58) arranged on both sides are combined to drive the snap-fit ​​hinge cover (57) on the upper part of the hinge seat to complete the opening and closing. When the hinge cover fastens the changed track hoist, the two electric push rods (59) arranged at the rear outward edge of the snap-fit ​​hinge seat are inserted and locked in accordance with the push rod locking hole (69) opened on the edge of the snap-fit ​​hinge cover, thus completing the changing track hoist by replacing the changing track hoist.

5. The self-operating and track-changing system for the overhead cableway gantry as described in claim 1, characterized in that... The upper part of the variable track pile (3801) is provided with a magnetically pleasing limiting rocker arm (54) with an electromagnetic chuck (55), and combined with the rocker arm ring slide rail (53) and the rocker arm gear ring (56). The driving gear (21) installed on the reversible motor (7) on the pile engages with the rocker arm gear ring to drive the limiting rocker arm to swing in a ring, so that the electromagnetic chuck on the limiting rocker arm corresponds to the adsorption rod limiting plate (51) to form a limiting and positioning function for the variable track hoisting box (501). After the hoisting box is accurately positioned, the magnetic force of adsorption is unlocked and disappears.

6. The self-operating and track-changing system for the overhead cableway gantry as described in claim 1, characterized in that... A lifting beam (62) is installed at the lower part between two transversely corresponding rail-changing piles (3801) in the rail-changing station. The lifting beam has longitudinal sliding rail groove platforms (76) on both sides. Upper and lower lifting column heads (63) are provided at the four corners of both ends of the beam. The column heads are inserted into the four sets of lifting column head sleeves (64) installed on the rail-changing piles to form a limiting structure for lifting the beam. Electric push rods (59) are installed on the rail-changing piles corresponding to both ends of the lifting beam as the power components for lifting the beam. This constitutes the procedure of lowering the rail-changing gantry and replacing the rail-changing gantry rod in the mode of lifting the beam.

7. The self-operating and track-changing system for the overhead cableway gantry as described in claim 1, characterized in that... The aforementioned lifting beam (62) is equipped with a track-changing platform (65). Four short, movable hoisting box alignment plates (68) are erected along the four sides of the platform. The alignment plates are connected to electric push rods (59) set on the four sides below the track-changing platform. The push rods drive the alignment plates to open outwards on the four sides, forming an amplification effect on the four sides of the track-changing platform. Before the hoisting box is about to fall into place in response to the track-changing platform, the four sides of the hoisting box alignment plates retract inwards to correct the hoisting box base, so that it can be accurately positioned. The track-changing platform is equipped with an under-platform structural plate (66) and a platform support plate (67) along the longitudinal direction of the lifting beam. The structure groove is formed between the under-platform structure plate and the lifting beam. Four sets of pulley frames (72) are set at the four corners of the upper track-changing platform in the structure groove to install concave pulleys (73) and cooperate with the convex slide rails (75) set on the slide rail groove platform (76). The reversible motor (7) set at the lower part of the under-platform structure plate is equipped with a drive gear (21) that meshes with the rack (77) in the groove below the slide rail groove platform. The four transmission gears (22) at the four corners of the structure plate also mesh with the rack and have the function of limiting wheels, thus forming a structure in which the reversible motor drives the track-changing platform to move laterally back and forth along the lifting beam.