Equipment for measuring the flatness of raised floors and lifting mechanism
The flatness measuring device for raised floors addresses inefficiencies in existing methods by employing synchronous lifting mechanisms and precise sensors to ensure accurate and efficient flatness assessment, reducing errors and improving structural integrity.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- JP · JP
- Patent Type
- Patents
- Current Assignee / Owner
- VERO VERIA CORP
- Filing Date
- 2025-03-31
- Publication Date
- 2026-05-08
AI Technical Summary
Existing methods for measuring the flatness of raised floors are labor-intensive and dependent on human judgment, leading to inefficiencies and potential errors in ensuring structural integrity.
A flatness measuring device for raised floors that includes a transport device, measuring device, positioning device, and lifting device, utilizing synchronous lifting mechanisms and multiple sensors and probes to accurately assess and correct flatness, with high-speed and low-speed lifting modules for precise adjustments.
Improves measurement accuracy, reduces errors, and enhances overall process efficiency by ensuring precise positioning and synchronous lifting operations, allowing for rapid and accurate flatness assessment of raised floors.
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Abstract
Description
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[0001] The present invention relates to measuring equipment and a lifting mechanism, and particularly to a lifting mechanism and flatness measuring equipment for a raised floor.
Background Art
[0002] [[ID=II]] A raised floor is a floor system widely used in semiconductor factories, offices, computer rooms, etc., and is basically composed of a support frame and a plurality of floor panels with adjustable height. These floor panels are raised from the ground to form a space for arranging equipment such as electric wires, cables, pipes, etc., and can assist in improving ventilation and heat dissipation.
[0003] In order to ensure that the surface of the entire floor is flat, it is necessary to inspect the flatness of the raised floor and avoid errors and structural problems after installation. The method of measuring the flatness of a raised floor usually inspects the flatness by visual inspection of a horizontal line, and requires comparison of two or more points during operation. There is also a method of using a straightedge (flat ruler) or a measuring rod and placing it on the raised floor to inspect the flatness of the floor. Place the straightedge at different positions on the floor and check whether the straightedge touches the ground. If there is an uneven part, it means there is a problem with the flatness. However, these methods often consume manpower and depend on the experience and judgment of on-site process personnel, resulting in a decrease in overall process efficiency.
Summary of the Invention
Problems to be Solved by the Invention
[0004] Embodiments of the present invention are applied to transmitting a raised floor and measuring the flatness of the raised floor, and can provide raised floor flatness measuring equipment that can improve measurement accuracy, reduce errors and structural problems after assembly, and improve overall process efficiency.
[0005] Furthermore, in one embodiment of the planar measurement equipment for a raised floor, the lifting device for the raised floor is configured with four lifting mechanisms as a synchronous drive mechanism, so that they perform lifting operations in synchronous motion, allowing the raised floor to be raised to a predetermined position and avoiding positional differences in the lifting operations of the four lifting mechanisms.
[0006] Furthermore, the lifting mechanism of the present invention can not only be raised and lowered quickly to a predetermined height by a high-speed lifting module, but can also correct joint errors by pneumatic control of a low-speed lifting module. One embodiment of the flatness measurement equipment for raised floors may include a lifting mechanism. [Means for solving the problem]
[0007] One embodiment of the present invention provides a flatness measuring device for a raised floor suitable for transmitting the top plate of a raised floor and measuring the flatness of the top plate of the raised floor, wherein multiple side plates of the raised floor are each connected perpendicularly around the top plate, and the flatness measuring device for the raised floor includes a transport device, a measuring device, a positioning device, and a lifting device for the raised floor. The transport device includes a standby station, a measuring station, and an output station along the transport direction, and transports the raised floor along the transport direction, with the measuring station located between the standby station and the output station. The measuring device is located at the measuring station and includes a sensor fixing plate, multiple sensors, multiple probes, and four plate surface zero-point positioning blocks, wherein the sensor fixing plate includes a housing and a detection surface, the multiple sensors are each installed at different positions in the housing, the positions of the multiple probes correspond to the positions of the multiple sensors, and the multiple probes are connected to the corresponding sensors, one end of the multiple probes protrudes from the detection surface of the sensor fixing plate, and the multiple probes are arranged in an array, and the four plate surface zero-point positioning blocks are provided separately at the four corners of the detection surface of the sensor fixing plate. The positioning device is located at the measurement station and is used to position the multiple side panels of the raised platform, with the position of the top panel corresponding to the position of the detection surface of the sensor fixing plate. When the transport device transports the raised platform to the measurement station along the transport direction, the top panel of the raised platform is positioned below the sensor fixing plate. The lifting device for the raised platform is located at the measurement station and includes four lifting mechanisms and at least one drive motor. The four lifting mechanisms are each used to support the four corners of the raised platform, and the positions of the four lifting mechanisms correspond to the positions of the four plate surface zero-point positioning blocks in the measurement device. At least one drive motor drives the four lifting mechanisms to move synchronously along the lifting direction, moving the raised platform along the lifting direction and into contact with the four plate surface zero-point positioning blocks.
[0008] In one embodiment, five probes are installed on each of the four sides, and multiple probes in a first, second, and third row are installed inside the five probes located on the four sides, with six probes installed in the first and third rows, and the six probes are arranged in two rows, with five probes installed in the second row, and the probes face the top plate.
[0009] In one embodiment, the positioning device includes a first positioning member, a second positioning member, a third positioning member, a fourth positioning member, a fifth positioning member, a first push cylinder, and a second push cylinder, with the first positioning member, first push cylinder, second positioning member, and second push cylinder arranged along the conveying direction, the first push cylinder connected to the first positioning member, the second push cylinder connected to the second positioning member, and the third positioning member, fourth positioning member, and fifth positioning member installed on both sides in the conveying direction. The first positioning member includes a positioning plate, a rack, and a circular gear, with one end of the rack connected to the first push cylinder, the other end of the rack connected to the circular gear, and the circular gear connected to the positioning plate. The conveying device includes a conveying structure, the conveying structure has a conveying direction, the conveying structure is a chain conveying drive structure, the conveying structure includes two chain members, the measuring device is provided on the two chain members, the first positioning member, the second positioning member, the first push cylinder, and the second push cylinder are located between the two chain members, the second push cylinder is moved up and down in the vertical direction by the drive of the second positioning member, and the second push cylinder is made to protrude to the installation position of the two chain members.
[0010] In one embodiment, the transport structure further includes a main body, a first gear member, a second gear member, and a drive motor, wherein the first gear member and the second gear member are provided at both ends of the main body, and a chain member is connected to the first gear member and the second gear member, respectively, and the drive motor is connected to the second gear member. When the drive motor drives the second gear member, the second gear member drives the chain member to rotate, and the rotation of the chain member drives the rotation of the first gear member, causing the first gear member to rotate in sync with the second gear member, and moving the chain member along the transport direction.
[0011] In one embodiment, the transport device includes a first frame, a second frame, a support frame, and a transport structure, wherein the first and second frames are provided below the transport structure, the support frame is located between the first and second frames, the first frame is located at the standby station of the transport structure, the second frame is located at the output station of the transport structure, the support frame is located at the measurement station of the transport structure, the measuring device, positioning device, and lifting device for the raised floor are provided between the first and second frames, respectively, and the measuring device, positioning device, and lifting device for the raised floor are provided above the support frame, respectively. The flatness measuring equipment for the raised floor further includes two position regulating devices provided on both sides of the transport structure, respectively.
[0012] In one embodiment, the lifting device for the raised floor includes a belt, two first support plates and two second support plates, with the two first support plates connected to the two second support plates at both ends, respectively, forming a rectangular frame. The four lifting mechanisms include a high-speed lifting module and a low-speed lifting module, each high-speed lifting module including a screw and a transmission wheel, and each low-speed lifting module including a contact block. The lower ends of the screws of the four lifting mechanisms are fixed to the ends of the two first support plates, respectively. The belt is wrapped around the corresponding transmission wheels and drive motors of the four lifting mechanisms, forming a synchronous drive mechanism. The four contact blocks correspond to the positions of the four plate surface zero-point positioning blocks, respectively.
[0013] In one embodiment, the four lifting mechanisms each include a high-speed lifting module and a low-speed lifting module, the high-speed lifting module being fixed above the corresponding low-speed lifting module, and each low-speed lifting module moving up and down in synchronization with the corresponding high-speed lifting module.
[0014] In one embodiment, each high-speed lifting module includes a T-nut connector and a connecting flange, the T-nut connector including a T-nut, at least one bearing, a nut, a transmission wheel connector, and a transmission wheel, the T-nut being fixed to the transmission wheel by the transmission wheel connector and capable of synchronous rotation, the connecting flange including an upper connecting flange and a lower connecting flange, the upper connecting flange being connected to the lower connecting flange, the upper end of a screw being fixed to the lower connecting flange, and the lower end of a screw being provided to pass through, in order, a nut, a T-nut, at least one bearing, a transmission wheel connector, and a transmission wheel.
[0015] In one embodiment, the four lifting mechanisms include T-type connectors, each low-speed lifting module includes a cylinder power source, each cylinder power source includes a cylinder body and a piston, each piston can move inside the corresponding cylinder body, each contact block is fixed to the top of the corresponding piston, the cylinder power source raises and lowers the contact block at a slow speed and adjusts the height of the contact block, one end of each T-type connector is connected to an upper connecting flange, and the other end of the T-type connector is mounted on a fixed base, and the upper connecting flanges and fixed bases at both ends of the T-type connector are connected and fixed to the high-speed lifting module and the low-speed lifting module, respectively.
[0016] In one embodiment, the cylinder power source includes at least one air intake / exhaust port and a plurality of stationary rods, the cylinder body is provided with at least one air intake / exhaust port, the piston includes a protruding end which is connected to the upper part, one end of each of the plurality of stationary rods is provided so as to pass through the cylinder body, the other end of each of the plurality of stationary rods is connected to the upper part, and the piston and the plurality of stationary rods can be linked with a contact block.
[0017] In one embodiment, the T-nut connector includes a bearing seat, housing a bearing inside the bearing seat, the bearing is positioned between the T-nut and the bearing seat, the nut is fixed to the upper end of the T-nut and fixes the position of the bearing, and the transmission wheel connector is fixed inside the transmission wheel, the transmission wheel rotates the transmission wheel connector and the T-nut connected to the transmission wheel connector, and the rotation of the T-nut can drive the vertical linear motion of the screw.
[0018] In one embodiment, the T-type nut connector includes a retaining structure, a C-type mating ring, and two deep groove bearings, the C-type mating ring, the two deep groove bearings, and the retaining structure are each installed through the outer circumference of the T-type nut, and one deep groove bearing is installed at each of the upper and lower ends of the retaining structure, which is fixed in place by the retaining structure to the positions of the two deep groove bearings, and the C-type mating ring is positioned between one deep groove bearing and the bearing, fixing the position of the bearing.
[0019] In one embodiment, the upper end of the screw is connected and fixed to the lower end of the first bolt, the upper end of the first bolt is the bolt head, the first bolt is installed through the countersunk hole of the lower connecting flange and fixed in the screw hole of the upper end of the screw, fixing the screw and the lower connecting flange together, and the bolt head is fixed and connected in the countersunk hole of the lower connecting flange, the fixing base of the T-type connector is provided through the bottom of the cylinder power source using a second bolt and fixed in the screw hole of the fixing base, and the cylinder power source is connected and fixed to the fixing base.
[0020] In one embodiment, the transmission wheel and the T-nut are fixed together by passing the at least one fixing screw sequentially through the corresponding through-holes of the transmission wheel, the transmission wheel connector, and the T-nut.
[0021] Another embodiment of the present invention provides a lifting mechanism including a high-speed lifting module, a low-speed lifting module, and a T-connector. The low-speed lifting module is fixed above the high-speed lifting module. The high-speed lifting module can be raised to a predetermined height at high speed, and the low-speed lifting module moves up and down in sync with the high-speed lifting module. The T-nut connector includes a T-nut, at least one bearing, a nut, a transmission wheel connector, and a transmission wheel, the T-nut being fixed to the transmission wheel by the transmission wheel connector and able to rotate together in sync. The connecting flange includes an upper connecting flange and a lower connecting flange, the upper connecting flange being connected to the lower connecting flange. The upper end of the nut is fixed to the lower connecting flange, and the lower end is provided to pass through the nut, T-nut, at least one bearing, transmission wheel connector, and transmission wheel, in that order. The low-speed lifting module includes a cylinder power source and a contact block. The cylinder power source includes a cylinder body and a piston, the piston being able to move inside the cylinder body. The contact block is fixed to the top of the piston, and the cylinder power source is used to slowly raise and lower the contact block, adjusting its height. One end of the T-connector is connected to the upper connecting flange, and the other end of the T-connector is mounted on a fixed base. The upper connecting flanges and fixed bases at both ends of the T-connector are connected and fixed to the high-speed lifting module and the low-speed lifting module, respectively. [Effects of the Invention]
[0022] Based on the above, the present invention can measure the flatness of the raised floor during the transmission process, improve measurement accuracy, reduce errors or structural problems that occur after assembly, and improve overall process efficiency.
[0023] In addition, the number of probes and sensors of the present invention can be adjusted according to the dimensions or requirements of the raised floor and the top plate actually measured, and the accuracy of measuring flatness can be improved.
[0024] In addition, the present invention uses a plate surface zero point positioning block to fix and confirm the positions of the four corners of the measuring device and the top plate of the raised floor, and ensures the relative position between the probe and the top plate.
[0025] In addition, in the transmission process of the present invention, the four sides of the raised floor are positioned by a positioning device, and the relative position between the raised floor and the measuring device is ensured, thereby ensuring the accuracy of subsequent measurements.
[0026] In addition, the present invention uses the lifting device of the raised floor to configure the four lifting mechanisms installed thereon into a synchronous starting mechanism, perform the lifting operations synchronously, lift the raised floor to a predetermined position, and avoid the occurrence of a positional difference in the upward movement of the lifting mechanisms on the four sides.
[0027] In addition, the lifting mechanism of the present invention has two types of independent high-speed lifting modules and low-speed lifting modules. In addition to being able to quickly raise to a predetermined height by the high-speed lifting module, the joining error can be corrected by the pneumatic control of the low-speed lifting module.
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[0028] [Figure 1] It is a perspective view of the flatness measurement equipment for the raised floor according to the present invention. [Figure 2] It is a perspective view of an embodiment of the raised floor according to the present invention. [Figure 3] It is a partial perspective view of the flatness measurement equipment for the raised floor according to the present invention. [Figure 4] It is a perspective view of an embodiment of the measuring device according to the present invention. [Figure 5] It is a perspective view of the back surface of an embodiment of the measuring device according to the present invention. [Figure 6A] It is a side view of an embodiment of the measuring device according to the present invention at an angle. [Figure 6B] This is a side view from a different angle of one embodiment of the measuring device according to the present invention. [Figure 7] This is a perspective view of the positioning device and the lifting device for a raised floor according to the present invention. [Figure 8] This is a plan view of the positioning device and the lifting device for a raised floor according to the present invention. [Figure 9] This is a side view of the positioning device and the lifting device for a raised floor according to the present invention. [Figure 10] This is a perspective view of one embodiment of a lifting device for a raised floor according to the present invention. [Figure 11] This is an explanatory diagram of one embodiment of the lifting position of a lifting device for a raised floor according to the present invention. [Figure 12] This is an explanatory diagram of one embodiment of the origin position of a lifting device for a raised floor according to the present invention. [Figure 13A] This is an explanatory diagram of one embodiment of the lifting position of the lifting mechanism according to the present invention. [Figure 13B] This is an explanatory diagram of one embodiment of the origin position of the lifting mechanism according to the present invention. [Figure 14A] This is an exploded view of the corresponding components in a cross-section of the lifting mechanism according to the present invention. [Figure 14B] This is an exploded view of the lower connecting flange and screw according to the present invention. [Figure 15A] This is a cross-sectional view of one embodiment of the raised position of the lifting mechanism according to the present invention. [Figure 15B] This is a cross-sectional view of one embodiment of the origin position of the lifting mechanism according to the present invention. [Modes for carrying out the invention]
[0029] To make the present invention easier to understand, embodiments are given below and described in detail with reference to the drawings.
[0030] The embodiments described below will be explained in detail using the accompanying drawings, but the embodiments provided do not limit the scope of protection of the present invention. Furthermore, the drawings are for illustrative purposes only and are not drawn according to actual dimensions. For ease of understanding, the same components will be indicated by the same reference numerals in the following description.
[0031] The terms "includes," "equipped with," and "possess" used in this invention are all open terms, meaning that they "include but are not limiting."
[0032] In the description of each embodiment, when a component is described using terms such as "first," "second," "third," and "fourth," these terms are used solely to distinguish the components from one another and do not restrict the order or importance of these components.
[0033] In the description of each embodiment, the so-called "combination" or "connection" may refer to two or more elements making direct physical or electrical contact with each other, or indirect physical or electrical contact with each other, and may also refer to two or more elements operating or acting with each other.
[0034] In the description of each embodiment, the so-called "module" refers to a hardware module, that is, a hardware component that occupies space. In other embodiments, the so-called "module" may also refer to a combination of a hardware module and a software module, meaning that the "module" may include a software program in addition to the hardware component.
[0035] Figure 1 is a perspective view of the flatness measuring equipment for a raised floor according to the present invention. Figure 2 is a perspective view of one embodiment of the raised floor according to the present invention, and Figure 3 is a partial perspective view of the flatness measuring equipment for a raised floor according to the present invention, in which the measuring device 52 is omitted in order to show the positioning device 53 and the lifting device 54 of the raised floor. Referring to Figures 1 to 3, the flatness measuring equipment 50 for a raised floor according to the present invention is installed along the transport direction LA so as to include a standby station LA1, a measuring station LA2, and an output station LA3, with the measuring station LA2 located between the standby station LA1 and the output station LA3.
[0036] For example, the raised floor flatness measuring equipment 50 is suitable for measuring the flatness of the top plate 42 of the raised floor 40 by transmitting the data of the top plate 42 of the raised floor 40, as shown in Figure 2. The raised floor 40 is input from the standby station LA1 to the measurement station LA2, where the flatness of the top plate 42 of the raised floor 40 is measured, and the raised floor 40 after the flatness measurement is transmitted to the output station LA3.
[0037] The raised floor 40 of the present invention has a rectangular shape and comprises one top plate 42 and four side plates 44, each of which is perpendicularly connected to the four sides of the top plate 42. The dimensions of the raised floor 40 of the present invention are, for example, 600 mm × 600 mm × 60 mm, and it is made of a material such as aluminum alloy die-cast.
[0038] The flatness measuring equipment 50 for the raised floor includes a transport device 51, a measuring device 52, a positioning device 53, a lifting device 54 for the raised floor, and optionally a plurality of position regulating devices 55 and at least one positioning member 56, where the transport device 51 is used to transport the raised floor 40 along the transport direction LA as shown in Figure 2, and the transport device 51 includes a first frame 511, a second frame 512, and a transport structure 514.
[0039] The transport structure 514 of the transport device 51 has a transport direction LA and may include a standby station LA1, a measuring station LA2, and an output station LA3 along the transport direction LA. The first frame 511 and the second frame 512 are each provided below the transport structure 514, with the first frame 511 located at the standby station LA1 of the transport structure 514 and the second frame 512 located at the output station LA3 of the transport structure 514.
[0040] The measuring device 52, the positioning device 53, and the lifting device 54 for the raised floor are each located at the measuring station LA2 of the transport structure 514, and the measuring device 52, the positioning device 53, and the lifting device 54 for the raised floor are all located between the first frame 511 and the second frame 512. In this way, the raised floor 40 shown in Figure 2 can be transmitted from the first frame 511 located at the standby station LA1, through the transport structure 514, to the second frame 512 of the output station LA3.
[0041] In one embodiment, the transport structure 514 includes a main body 5142, a chain member 5144, a plurality of gear members including a first gear member 5146A and a second gear member 5146B, and a drive motor 5148. The main body 5142 is, for example, a frame, with a first frame 511 and a second frame 512 each provided below the main body 5142, the first gear member 5146A and the second gear member 5146B each provided at both ends of the main body 5142, the chain member 5144 connected to the first gear member 5146A and the second gear member 5146B respectively, and the drive motor 5148 connected to the second gear member 5146B.
[0042] When the drive motor 5148 drives the second gear member 5146B, the first gear member 5146A rotates in sync with the second gear member 5146B, and at the same time, the first gear member 5146A and the second gear member 5146B drive the chain member 5144 to move, causing the chain member 5144 to move along the transport direction LA.
[0043] In one embodiment, as shown in Figure 2, the back side 46 of the raised platform 40 can be positioned on the chain member 5144, and the raised platform 40 is transported from the standby station LA1 to the output station LA3 via the chain member 5144. Of these, the back side 46 refers to the side opposite to the top plate 42, that is, the top plate 42 of the raised platform 40 does not come into contact with the chain member 5144, and when the raised platform 40 is transported to the measurement station LA2 by the chain member 5144, the raised platform 40 is positioned between the chain member 5144 and the measuring device 52, that is, the top plate 42 of the raised platform 40 is positioned below the measuring device 52.
[0044] The first gear member 5146A and the second gear member 5146B described in this invention are, for example, two gears, and are provided at both ends of the main body 5142. The two chain members 5144 are each provided on the main body 5142. The chain members 5144 may include a chain, guide grooves, rollers, etc., but this invention does not limit the configuration of the chain members 5144. The drive motor 5148 includes a chain connecting the second gear member 5146B and causes the drive motor 5148 to rotate the second gear member 5146B. At the same time, when the second gear member 5146B rotates, the chain members 5144 rotate along with it. The rotation of the chain member 5144 causes the first gear member 5146A to rotate, and the first gear member 5146A and the second gear member 5146B rotate synchronously, achieving the objective that the conveying device 51 will carry at least one raised platform 40 and convey the raised platform 40 along the conveying direction LA.
[0045] Furthermore, in one embodiment, the flatness measuring equipment 50 for the raised floor can selectively install position regulating devices 55. As shown in Figure 1, two position regulating devices 55 are each located at the standby station LA1, and the two position regulating devices 55 are each installed on both sides of the transport structure 514. The installation height of the two position regulating devices 55 can be higher than the installation height of the chain member 5144.
[0046] The installation of the position restricting device 55 limits the height of the raised platform 40, ensuring that it can be positioned above the chain member 5144, thereby enabling the raised platform 40 to operate normally on the conveying device 51. The position restricting device 55 is, for example, a plate, and can be installed at any position on the conveying device 51 depending on the actual situation. That is, for example, in addition to installing the position restricting device 55 at the standby station LA1, it can also be installed at the measurement station LA2 or the output station LA3.
[0047] In one embodiment, the transport device 51 further includes a support frame 513, which is located between a first frame 511 and a second frame 512, and is located at the measuring station LA2 of the transport structure 514. The measuring device 52, the positioning device 53, and the lifting device 54 for the raised floor are each located above the support frame 513, and the measuring device 52, the positioning device 53, and the lifting device 54 for the raised floor are all located above the chain member 5144 of the transport structure 514, with the measuring device 52 being located above the positioning device 53 and the lifting device 54 for the raised floor.
[0048] Figure 4 is a perspective view of one embodiment of the measuring device according to the present invention. Figure 5 is a perspective view of one embodiment of the rear view of the measuring device according to the present invention. Figure 6A is a side view at one angle of one embodiment of the measuring device according to the present invention. Figure 6B is a side view at another angle of one embodiment of the measuring device according to the present invention. Referring to Figures 1, 4 to 6B, the measuring device 52 of the present invention is located at the measuring station LA2 of the transport structure 514, and the measuring device 52 is provided on the chain member 5144. For example, as shown in Figure 1, four connecting columns 5132 are connected on the support frame 513, and the bottom of the measuring device 52 is connected to each of the four connecting columns 5132, and the measuring device 52 is provided above the support frame 513. In one embodiment, both ends of each crossbar 5134 are connected and fixed to the support frame 513, respectively, to stabilize the position of the support frame 513.
[0049] The measuring device 52 includes a sensor fixing plate 522, multiple sensors 524, multiple probes 526, and four plate surface zero-point positioning blocks 528. The sensor fixing plate 522 is a disk body and includes opposing housing sections S1 and detection surfaces S2. The multiple sensors 524, or 37 sensors 524, are each installed at different positions in the housing section S1, with 5 sensors 524 on each of the four sides, for a total of 25 sensors 524. Within the 25 sensors 524 on each of the four sides, 17 sensors 524 are arranged to measure and simulate different positions of the average distribution of the top plate 42 of the raised floor 40, as shown in Figure 2. Also, as shown in Figure 4, different areas can be provided within the housing section S1 depending on the actual situation, and an appropriate number of sensors 524 can be installed accordingly. Naturally, the number of sensors 524 can be adjusted according to the dimensions of the top plate 42 of the raised floor 40 as measured or as needed.
[0050] The number of probes 526 is the same as the number of sensors 524, and each probe 526 is connected to a sensor 524, that is, the position of each probe 526 corresponds to the position of a sensor 524, and one end of each probe 526 protrudes from the detection surface S2 of the sensor mounting plate 522. These probes 526 are used to make contact with the top plate 42 of the raised floor 40, as shown in Figure 2, and the data acquired through these probes 526 is received by the corresponding sensors 524, which can receive this data and display it via a rear-end control platform (not shown), record the data from each probe 526, and thus determine where there are irregularities on the top plate 42 of the raised floor 40.
[0051] In one embodiment, the sensors 524 and their corresponding probes 526 are arranged in an array, and the probes 526 are arranged in a specific manner within one array, which may be in rows, columns, or other specified order. In a further embodiment, there are five sensors 524 and corresponding probes 526 on each of the four sides, with five probes on each of the four sides, and three rows are arranged within these probes located on the four sides, with six probes 526 in the first and third rows, respectively, and these six probes 526 are arranged in two rows, with a row of five probes 526 in the second row. For example, these probes 526 can detect data at different positions on the top plate 42 of the raised floor 40, calculate the flatness deviation of the entire top plate 42 of the raised floor 40, and the worst data obtained at a certain position can be taken as the flatness of the top plate 42, and the data is considered acceptable only if it is within a standard value, for example, the error of the standard value is ±0.2 mm, and anything exceeding ±0.2 mm is considered unacceptable.
[0052] These four plate surface zero-point positioning blocks 528 are provided at the four corners of the detection surface S2 of the sensor fixing plate 522. For convenience of explanation, the plate surface zero-point positioning blocks 528 located in different positions will be described as the first plate surface zero-point positioning block SP1, the second plate surface zero-point positioning block SP2, the third plate surface zero-point positioning block SP3, and the fourth plate surface zero-point positioning block SP4. The first plate surface zero-point positioning block SP1, the second plate surface zero-point positioning block SP2, the third plate surface zero-point positioning block SP3, and the fourth plate surface zero-point positioning block SP4 are located at the four corners of these probes 526. As shown in Figure 2, the dimensional range formed by the first plate surface zero-point positioning block SP1, the second plate surface zero-point positioning block SP2, the third plate surface zero-point positioning block SP3, the fourth plate surface zero-point positioning block SP4, and these probes 526 can cover the top plate 42 of the raised floor 40.
[0053] Furthermore, the detection surface S2 of the sensor mounting plate 522 can be provided with four fixing parts B1, and these four fixing parts B1 are through holes for fixing members that can be used to connect the connecting column 5132 together, for example, as shown in Figure 1 or Figure 3.
[0054] Figure 7 is a perspective view of the positioning device and the lifting device for the raised floor according to the present invention. Figure 8 is a plan view of the positioning device and the lifting device for the raised floor according to the present invention. Figure 9 is a side view of the positioning device and the lifting device for the raised floor according to the present invention. Referring to Figures 2, 3, 7 to 9, the transport device 51 is used to transport the raised floor 40 to the measuring station LA2 along the transport direction LA, the positioning device 53 is used to position the side plate 44 of the raised floor 40, the position of the top plate 42 can be positioned relative to the measuring device 52, and the position of the top plate 42 can be made to correspond to the position of the detection surface S2 of the sensor fixing plate 522.
[0055] The positioning device 53 of the present invention is located at the measuring station LA2 and includes a first positioning member T1, a second positioning member T2, a third positioning member T31, a fourth positioning member T32, a fifth positioning member T4, a first push cylinder T11, and a second push cylinder T21. The first positioning member T1, the first push cylinder T11, the second positioning member T2, and the second push cylinder T21 are arranged along the transport direction LA, the first push cylinder T11 is connected to the first positioning member T1, and the second push cylinder T21 is connected to the second positioning member T2. At least one positioning member is installed on both sides of the transport direction LA. For example, in Figure 3, two positioning members, the third positioning member T31 and the fourth positioning member T32, are installed on the left side of the transport direction LA, and one positioning member, the fifth positioning member T4, is installed on the right side of the transport direction LA. The fifth positioning member T4 has the function of a push cylinder and can push the raised floor 40 against the third positioning member T31 and the fourth positioning member T32 for positioning.
[0056] The first positioning member T1, the second positioning member T2, the first push cylinder T11, and the second push cylinder T21 are all located between the two chain members 5144 of the conveying structure 514, the third positioning member T31 and the fourth positioning member T32 are located on one side of the two chain members 5144 of the conveying structure 514, and the fifth positioning member T4 is located on the other side of the two chain members 5144 of the conveying structure 514. That is, the third positioning member T31, the fourth positioning member T32, and the fifth positioning member T4 are located on opposite sides of the first positioning member T1 and the second positioning member T2.
[0057] Along the transport direction LA, the second positioning member T2 and the second push cylinder T21 connected thereto are, Adjacent to the standby station LA1, the first positioning member T1 and the first push cylinder T11 connected thereto are adjacent to the output station LA3. That is, when the raised floor 40 is transmitted to the measurement station LA2 by the chain member 5144, the raised floor 40 first passes through the second positioning member T2 and the second push cylinder T21 connected thereto, and then reaches the first positioning member T1 and the first push cylinder T11 connected thereto. Furthermore, in the process of the raised floor 40 being transmitted from the second positioning member T2 to the first positioning member T1, the third positioning member T31, the fourth positioning member T32, and the fifth positioning member T4 are located on opposite sides of the raised floor 40, and the area above the top plate 42 of the raised floor 40 is the measurement device 52.
[0058] Referring to Figures 3, 7, and 9, the installation heights of the third positioning member T31, the fourth positioning member T32, and the fifth positioning member T4 are higher than the installation height of the chain member 5144, so that when the conveyed object (such as the raised platform 40 in Figure 2) passes over it, the third positioning member T31, the fourth positioning member T32, and the fifth positioning member T4 on both sides of the chain member 5144 can be positioned on both the left and right sides of the conveyed object (such as the raised platform 40 in Figure 2).
[0059] Since the installation height of the first push cylinder T11 and the second positioning member T2 is not higher than the installation height of the chain member 5144, the bottom side of the conveyed object (such as the raised platform 40 in Figure 2) does not come into contact with the first push cylinder T11 and the second positioning member T2 when it passes over it. However, since the first positioning member T1 is driven by the first push cylinder T11 and the second push cylinder T21 is driven by the second positioning member T2, the first positioning member T1 and the second positioning member T2 can protrude from the installation height of the chain member 5144. This allows the first positioning member T1 and the second push cylinder T21 to be positioned on both the front and rear sides of the conveyed object (such as the raised platform 40 in Figure 2), thereby positioning the raised platform 40. This prevents the first positioning member T1 and the second push cylinder T21 from protruding from the installation height of the chain member 5144, allowing the conveyed object (such as the raised platform 40 in Figure 2) to pass over the measuring station LA2.
[0060] Specifically, the first positioning member T1 includes a positioning plate 532, a rack 533, and a circular gear 534. As shown in Figure 9, one end of the rack 533 is connected to the first push cylinder T11, the other end of the rack 533 is connected to the circular gear 534, and the circular gear 534 is connected to the positioning plate 532. With this structure, the first push cylinder T11 pushes the rack 533, the rack 533 rotates the circular gear 534, and positions the positioning plate 532 to the positioning position or retracted position shown in Figure 9 (such as the positioning plate 532 shown by the dashed line in Figure 9). The installation height of the positioning plate 532 at the positioning position shown in Figure 3 is higher than the installation height of the chain member 5144, and it contacts one side of the conveyed object (such as the raised platform 40 in Figure 2), so that the raised platform 40 prevents forward movement and serves a positioning purpose. Conversely, in the case of the positioning plate 532 shown by the dashed line in Figure 9, the installation height of the positioning plate 532 shown by the dashed line in Figure 9 will not be higher than the installation height of the chain member 5144.
[0061] As shown in Figure 3, the installation position of the second push cylinder T21 is not higher than the installation height position of the chain member 5144. In one embodiment, as shown in Figure 9, the second push cylinder T21 can be moved up and down in the vertical direction LB by driving the second positioning member T2, so that as shown in Figure 3, the second push cylinder T21 can be positioned outside the origin position, the second push cylinder T21 can protrude from the set position of the chain member 5144, and the installation height of the second push cylinder T21 can be made higher than the installation height of the chain member 5144. In one embodiment, the second push cylinder T21 includes two contact members 538, and can be used for positioning by contacting the other side of the object to be conveyed (such as the raised floor 40 in Figure 2) with the installation height of the second push cylinder T21 higher than the installation height of the chain member 5144.
[0062] The third positioning member T31, the fourth positioning member T32, and the fifth positioning member T4 are positioned on both sides of the two chain members 5144 of the conveying structure 514. Taking the third positioning member T31 as an example, the third positioning member T31 includes a push cylinder 535 and a circular roller 536, the push cylinder 535 being connected to the circular roller 536, and the structural configuration of the fourth positioning member T32 and the fifth positioning member T4 is the same as that of the third positioning member T31, and also includes a push cylinder 535 and a circular roller 536. In this structural arrangement, the push cylinder 535 pushes the circular roller 536, moving the circular roller 536 toward the chain member 5144, and the circular roller 536 is brought into contact with the left and right sides of the conveyed object (such as the raised platform 40 in Figure 2) for positioning purposes.
[0063] Furthermore, as shown in Figure 1, the positioning mechanism is not only installed at the measurement station LA2, but in one embodiment, the positioning member 56 is also installed at the output station LA3 and can be used for positioning when moving the transported object (such as the raised platform 40 in Figure 2). The structure of the positioning member 56 may be the same as the structure of the third positioning member T31 described above.
[0064] Referring again to Figures 3 and 7-9, the floor lifting device 54 of the present invention is located at the measuring station LA2 and is used to raise and lower the floor 40 as shown in Figure 2. The floor lifting device 54 includes four lifting mechanisms 100 and a drive motor GM, the lifting mechanisms 100 being used to raise and lower the back side 46 of the floor 40 as shown in Figure 2. Of these, the bearing sheet 57 is provided above the support frame 513, the drive motor GM is fixed to the bearing sheet 57, and the drive motor GM drives the four lifting mechanisms 100 to move synchronously along the lifting direction LB, moving the floor 40 along the lifting direction LB as shown in Figure 2, moving the floor 40 away from the chain member 5144 shown in Figure 1 and closer to the measuring device 52. These four lifting mechanisms 100 each support the four corners of the floor 40 and can be raised and lowered smoothly. In another embodiment, the drive mechanism of each of the four lifting mechanisms 100 can achieve the objective of synchronously lifting the four lifting mechanisms 100 to a predetermined position by setting the torque.
[0065] Figure 10 is a perspective view of one embodiment of the lifting device for a raised floor according to the present invention. Referring to Figure 10, the lifting device 54 for a raised floor according to the present invention includes four lifting mechanisms 100, a drive motor GM, a belt 542, two first support plates 544, and two second support plates 545. The ends of the two first support plates 544 are each connected to two second support plates 545, and the connection of the two first support plates 544 and the two second support plates 545 forms a rectangular frame, which performs linear lifting motion in synchronization with four screws G13, and drives the contact block D12 of the lifting device 54 for the raised floor in synchronization with the screws G13 of the four lifting mechanisms 100, and contacts the four corners of the raised floor in synchronization. The positions of these four lifting mechanisms 100 can correspond to the positions of the first, second, third, and fourth zero-point positioning blocks SP1, SP2, SP3, and SP4 of the measuring device 52, as shown in Figure 5. These four lifting mechanisms 100 move the raised floor 40 synchronously along the lifting direction LB and make contact with the first, second, third, and fourth zero-point positioning blocks SP1, SP2, SP3, and SP4.
[0066] The drive motor GM is located between the two lifting mechanisms 100. The belt 542 is wrapped around the transmission wheel 151 and the drive motor GM of the four lifting mechanisms 100, forming a synchronous drive mechanism. The contact blocks D12 of these four lifting mechanisms 100 correspond to the positions of the first plate surface zero-point positioning block SP1, the second plate surface zero-point positioning block SP2, the third plate surface zero-point positioning block SP3, and the fourth plate surface zero-point positioning block SP4 in the measuring device 52, as shown in Figure 5.
[0067] In this way, the drive motor GM drives the rotation of the belt 542, which in turn drives the transmission wheels 151 of the four lifting mechanisms 100, enabling the contact blocks D12 of the four lifting mechanisms 100 to perform lifting movements. Since the four lifting mechanisms 100 are driven by the same drive source (drive motor GM) and transmission structure (belt 542), they can perform lifting movements synchronously, raising and lowering the contact blocks D12 to predetermined positions and avoiding positional differences in the lifting movements of the four lifting mechanisms 100.
[0068] In one embodiment, the lifting mechanism 100 may include two independent lifting modes: high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, G4 and low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, D4. In addition to the synchronous execution of the lifting operations of the four lifting mechanisms 100 described above, the high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, G4 allow the heights of the four lifting mechanisms 100 to be raised synchronously and quickly. Furthermore, by supplementing the high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, G4 with the low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, D4, the close contact of the raised floor 40 with the four corners can be enhanced.
[0069] Figure 11 is an explanatory diagram of one embodiment of the lifting position of the lifting device for a raised floor according to the present invention, illustrating that the lifting device 54 raises the height of the raised floor 40 at the lifting position P1, where the lifting position P1 includes the lifting positions P11 of the high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, and G4 and the lifting positions P12 of the low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, and D4. Figure 12 is an explanatory diagram of one embodiment of the origin position of the lifting device for a raised floor according to the present invention, illustrating the origin position P2 before the raised floor 40 is lifted by the lifting device 54, where the origin position P2 includes the origin positions P21 of the high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, and G4 and the origin positions P22 of the low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, and D4.
[0070] Referring to Figures 11 and 12, each of the low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, and D4 of the present invention is connected and positioned above the corresponding high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, and G4 of the lifting mechanism 100. The high-speed lifting module G1 includes a T-nut connector G11, a connecting flange G12, and screws G13, with one end of each of these four screws G13 fixed to both ends of the first support plate 544. In this way, the aforementioned belt 542 drives the rotation of the transmission wheel 151, thereby synchronously rotating the transmission wheel connector 152 within the transmission wheel 151 and the T-nut 153 connected thereto (as shown in Figure 15A). At this time, since the first support plate 544 and the second support plate 545 at the bottom of the four screws G13 are fixed ends, the screws G13 cannot rotate, and the transmission wheel 151 rotates the transmission wheel connector 152 and the T-shaped nut 153 connected thereto in synchronous motion. The T-shaped nut 153 drives the screws G13 to perform vertical linear motion, and the lifting position P11 shown in Figure 11 drives the low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, D4 and the contact block D12 connected thereto to raise their height positions, and further raises the height position of the raised floor 40. The transmission wheel 151 rotates the transmission wheel connector 152 and the T-shaped nut 153 connected thereto in synchronous motion, and the T-shaped nut 153 drives the screws G13 to perform vertical linear motion, quickly driving the linear upward movement of the screws G13, that is, converting the rotational motion of the T-shaped nut 153 into the linear motion of the screws G13, and quickly achieving the objective of raising the position. By combining the aforementioned method of simultaneously driving the four lifting mechanisms 100 with a single power source (drive motor GM), the raised floor 40 can be quickly raised to a predetermined height in synchronous motion, avoiding positional differences due to differences in the lifting positions of the four lifting mechanisms 100, and the four corners of the raised floor 40 can be stably raised by the four lifting mechanisms 100, avoiding differences in the height of the four corners of the raised floor 40 and preventing the raised floor 40 from sliding down during the lifting process.
[0071] Conversely, as shown in Figure 12, the aforementioned transmission wheel 151 can be used to synchronously drive the transmission wheel connector 152 and the T-shaped nut 153 connected thereto to rotate in opposite directions, thereby returning the extended end 142 of the screw G13 and the connecting flange G12 connected thereto to the origin position P21 shown in Figure 12, and returning the low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, D4 and the contact block D12 connected thereto to their respective height positions.
[0072] In addition to the high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, and G4 described above, the low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, and D4 of the present invention, with reference to Figures 11 and 12, include a contact block D12 and a cylinder power source D11. The cylinder power source D11 is connected to the contact block D12, the gasket 111 is fixed to the contact block D12, and the other end of the cylinder power source D11 is connected to the high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, and G4. The function of the low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, and D4 of the present invention is to complement the high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, and G4. However, due to various factors such as gaps in the combination of components, tolerances during processing of the thickness of the four corners of the raised floor 40, and total errors caused by measuring tools, it is not possible to perfectly align the four corner surfaces of the raised floor 40 with the positions of the first plate surface zero-point positioning block SP1, the second plate surface zero-point positioning block SP2, the third plate surface zero-point positioning block SP3, and the fourth plate surface zero-point positioning block SP4 of the measuring device 52. By utilizing the pneumatic controllability of the cylinder power source D11, the cylinder power source D11 moves the contact block D12 to adjust the height position of the raised floor 40.
[0073] The cylinder output utilizes pneumatic adjustment control according to the weight of the raised floor 40 and a finite position-free function of the cylinder, enabling the raised floor 40 to be lifted with the most appropriate force. The four corners of the raised floor 40 are perfectly aligned with the positions of the first, second, third, and fourth zero-point positioning blocks SP1, SP2, SP3, and SP4 of the measuring device 52, ensuring the effectiveness and accuracy of the flatness measurement.
[0074] Before measuring the flatness of the raised floor, a zero correction operation is first performed on the probe 526 of the measuring device 52 in order to return the position of the probe 526 of the measuring device 52 to the origin position. The following describes the zero correction operation of the automatic flatness measurement of the raised floor according to the present invention. First, a high-precision block gauge is selected, whose dimensions are, for example, 600 mm × 600 mm × 60 mm, and in one embodiment, the structure and dimensions of the high-precision block gauge are the same as those of the raised floor 40 shown in Figure 2. As shown in Figure 1, the high-precision block gauge is placed in the standby station LA1, and the high-precision block gauge is moved to the measuring station LA2 via the chain member 5144 of the transport device 51, so that the high-precision block gauge is positioned below the measuring device 52.
[0075] Next, as shown in Figure 3, when the front side of the high-precision block gauge comes into contact with the positioning plate 532 of the first positioning member T1, the chain member 5144 stops transporting the high-precision block gauge. Next, the third positioning member T31, the fourth positioning member T32, and the fifth positioning member T4, located on both sides of the chain member 5144, begin to move. Of these, the circular rollers 536 of the third positioning member T31 and the fourth positioning member T32 extend and move toward the direction of the high-precision gauge block, allowing them to be positioned to the left of the high-precision gauge block, and the circular roller 536 of the fifth positioning member T4 extends and moves toward the right side of the high-precision gauge block (i.e., toward the third positioning member T31 and the fourth positioning member T32), allowing the high-precision gauge block to be pushed toward the third positioning member T31 and the fourth positioning member T32. Thus, the high-precision gauge block can be brought closer to the third positioning member T31 and the fourth positioning member T32, that is, the left and right sides of the high-precision gauge block are positioned by the third positioning member T31, the fourth positioning member T32, and the fifth positioning member T4. Finally, the second positioning member T2 drives the second push cylinder T21 to move, causing the second push cylinder T21 to protrude from the installation position of the chain member 5144, moving the second push cylinder T21 toward the high-precision block gauge, i.e., toward the first positioning member T1, and contacting the high-precision block gauge via the contact member 538 of the second push cylinder T21, pushing the high-precision block gauge toward the positioning plate 532 of the first positioning member T1. In this way, all four sides of the high-precision block gauge are positioned by the first positioning member T1, the second push cylinder T21, the third positioning member T31, the fourth positioning member T32, and the fifth positioning member T4 of the positioning device 53, and the positioning of the high-precision block gauge is completed.
[0076] Next, as shown in Figure 9, the first push cylinder T11 pushes the rack 533, causing the circular gear 534 to rotate on the rack 533 and rotating the positioning plate 532 from the positioning position shown in Figure 9 to the retracted position (positioning plate 532 shown by the dashed line in Figure 9). Meanwhile, the second positioning member T2 returns the second push cylinder T21 to its origin position, that is, the installation height of the second positioning member T2 does not become higher than the installation height of the chain member 5144. In addition, the third positioning member T31, the fourth positioning member T32, and the fifth positioning member T4, located on both sides of the chain member 5144, begin to move, return to their origin positions, and move away from the high-precision block gauges, completing the return operation of all positioning devices 53.
[0077] Next, as shown in Figure 10, the drive motor GM is activated, causing the belt 542 to rotate. The belt 542 drives the transmission wheels 151 of each lifting mechanism 100, which in turn rapidly raise the heights of the four lifting mechanisms 100 in sync using the high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, and G4 of each lifting mechanism 100. These four lifting mechanisms 100 then lift the high-precision gauge block to a predetermined height.
[0078] After the high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, and G4 lift the high-precision gauge blocks to a predetermined height, the low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, and D4 then lift the upper surface of the high-precision gauge blocks to the positions of the first, second, third, and fourth zero-point positioning blocks SP1, SP2, SP3, and SP4 of the measuring device 52, bringing them into contact with each other. At this time, the first, second, third, and fourth zero-point positioning blocks SP1, SP2, SP3, and SP4 are located at the four corners of the probes 526. Therefore, when the upper surface of the high-precision gauge block comes into contact with the first plate surface zero-point positioning block SP1, the second plate surface zero-point positioning block SP2, the third plate surface zero-point positioning block SP3, and the fourth plate surface zero-point positioning block SP4 of the measuring device 52, the probe 526 of the measuring device 52 also comes into contact with the upper surface of the high-precision gauge block.
[0079] Finally, after confirming that all probes 526 have made contact with the upper surface of the high-precision gauge block, the data acquired through these probes 526 is received by the corresponding sensors 524, which can receive and display this data via the rear-end control platform (such as the BCS display), and all data acquired by the probes 526 is reset to zero, completing the zero correction operation for the automatic flatness measurement of the raised floor.
[0080] Next, the low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, D4 and the high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, G4 are returned to their original positions, and the high-precision gauge blocks are again positioned on the two chain members 5144 of the transport structure 514. Then, the high-precision gauge blocks are moved from the measuring station LA2 to the output station LA3 via the chain members 5144. After that, the rack 533 is pushed via the first push cylinder T11, causing the circular gear 534 on the rack 533 to rotate, and the positioning plate 532 is rotated from the retracted position shown in Figure 9 to the positioning position (such as the positioning plate 532 shown by the solid line in Figure 9), and then subjected to the next correction operation.
[0081] After the zero correction operation of the automatic flatness measurement of the raised floor described above, the position data of the probe 526 in the measuring device 52 is set to zero and used as the reference for the flatness of the top plate of the subsequent raised floor. The automatic measurement operation of the floor surface flatness of the raised floor of the present invention will be explained below as an example. First, as shown in Figure 2, the raised floor 40 is placed in the waiting station LA1 as shown in Figure 1, and the chain member 5144 of the transport device 51 moves the raised floor 40 to the measuring station LA2 so that the raised floor 40 is positioned below the measuring device 52 and the top plate 42 faces the detection surface S2 of the measuring device 52, and these probes 526 are used to face and contact the top plate 42 of the raised floor 40 shown in Figure 2.
[0082] Next, as shown in Figure 3, when the front side of the raised platform 40 contacts the positioning plate 532 on the first positioning member T1, the chain member 5144 stops transporting the raised platform 40. Then, the third positioning member T31, the fourth positioning member T32, and the fifth positioning member T4, located on either side of the chain member 5144, begin to move. Of these, the circular rollers 536 of the third positioning member T31 and the fourth positioning member T32 extend and move toward both sides of the raised floor 40, positioning the left side of the raised floor 40, while the circular roller 536 of the fifth positioning member T4 extends and moves toward the right side of the raised floor 40 (i.e., toward the third positioning member T31 and the fourth positioning member T32), pushing the raised floor 40 toward the third positioning member T31 and the fourth positioning member T32, thereby bringing the raised floor 40 closer to the third positioning member T31 and the fourth positioning member T32, that is, by the third positioning member T31, the fourth positioning member T32 and the fifth positioning member T4 The left and right sides of the raised floor 40 are positioned. Finally, the second positioning member T2 drives the second push cylinder T21 to move, causing the second push cylinder T21 to protrude from the installation position of the chain member 5144, moving the second push cylinder T21 toward the raised floor 40, that is, toward the first positioning member T1, and making contact with the raised floor 40 via the contact member 538 of the second push cylinder T21, pushing the raised floor 40 toward the positioning plate 532 in the first positioning member T1, and in this way the four sides of the raised floor 40 are positioned by the first positioning member T1, the second push cylinder T21, the third positioning member T31, the fourth positioning member T32 and the fifth positioning member T4 in the positioning device 53, and the positioning of the raised floor 40 is completed.
[0083] Next, as shown in Figure 9, the first push cylinder T11 pushes the rack 533, causing the circular gear 534 to rotate on the rack 533 and rotating the positioning plate 532 from the positioning position shown in Figure 9 to the retracted position (positioning plate 532 shown by the dashed line in Figure 9). Meanwhile, the second positioning member T2 returns the second push cylinder T21 to its origin position, that is, the installation height position of the second positioning member T2 does not become higher than the installation height position of the chain member 5144. In addition, the third positioning member T31, the fourth positioning member T32, and the fifth positioning member T4, located on both sides of the chain member 5144, begin to move, return to their origin positions, and move away from the raised floor 40, completing the return operation of the entire positioning device 53.
[0084] Next, as shown in Figures 10 and 11, the drive motor GM is activated, which rotates the belt 542, which drives the transmission wheels 151 of each lifting mechanism 100, and the high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, and G4 of each lifting mechanism 100 rapidly raise the heights of these four lifting mechanisms 100 in sync, allowing the raised floor 40 to be lifted to a predetermined height by these four lifting mechanisms 100.
[0085] After the raised floor 40 is lifted to a predetermined height by the high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, and G4, the lifting operation of the low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, and D4 raises the top plate 42 of the raised floor 40 until it contacts the positions of the first plate surface zero-point positioning block SP1, the second plate surface zero-point positioning block SP2, the third plate surface zero-point positioning block SP3, and the fourth plate surface zero-point positioning block SP4 of the measuring device 52. At this time, the first plate surface zero-point positioning block SP1, the second plate surface zero-point positioning block SP2, the third plate surface zero-point positioning block SP3, and the fourth plate surface zero-point positioning block SP4 are located at the four corners of their respective probes 526. Therefore, when the top plate 42 of the raised floor 40 comes into contact with the first plate surface zero-point positioning block SP1, the second plate surface zero-point positioning block SP2, the third plate surface zero-point positioning block SP3, and the fourth plate surface zero-point positioning block SP4 of the measuring device 52, the probe 526 of the measuring device 52 comes into contact with the top plate 42 of the raised floor 40.
[0086] Finally, the data acquired through these probes 526 is received by the corresponding sensors 524, which receive this data and display it via the rear-end control platform (such as the BCS display) to complete the automatic measurement of the flatness of the raised floor surface, calculate the flatness deviation of the entire top plate 42 of the raised floor 40, and the worst data acquired at a certain location can be taken as the flatness of this top plate 42.
[0087] Next, the low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, D4 and the high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, G4 are returned to their original positions, and the raised platform 40 is again positioned on the two chain members 5144 of the transport structure 514. Then the raised platform 40 is transported from the measurement station LA2 to the output station LA3 via the chain members 5144. Next, the rack 533 is pushed via the first push cylinder T11, causing the circular gear 534 on the rack 533 to rotate, and the positioning plate 532 is rotated from the retracted position shown in Figure 9 to the positioning position (such as the positioning plate 532 shown by the solid line in Figure 9) to receive the next measurement operation.
[0088] Figure 13A is an explanatory diagram of one embodiment of the lifting position of the lifting mechanism according to the present invention. Figure 13B is an explanatory diagram of one embodiment of the origin position of the lifting mechanism according to the present invention. Figure 14A is an exploded view of the corresponding members in a cross-section of the lifting mechanism according to the present invention. Figure 14B is an exploded view of the lower connecting flange and screw according to the present invention. Figure 15A is a cross-sectional view of one embodiment of the raised position of the lifting mechanism according to the present invention. Figure 15B is a cross-sectional view of one embodiment of the origin position of the lifting mechanism according to the present invention. Referring to Figures 13A to 15B, the lifting position P1 of the lifting mechanism 100 in Figures 13A and 15A corresponds to the lifting mechanism 100 in Figure 11, and the lifting position P1 includes the lifting positions P11 of the high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, and G4 and the lifting positions P12 of the low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, and D4. The origin position P2 in Figures 13B and 15B corresponds to the lifting mechanism 100 in Figure 12, and the origin position P2 includes the origin position P21 of the high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, and G4, and the origin position P22 of the low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, and D4.
[0089] The lifting mechanism 100 includes a high-speed lifting module G1, a low-speed lifting module D1, and a T-type connector E1. The lifting mechanism 100 includes two independent lifting modes: the high-speed lifting module G1 and the low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, and D4. The high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, and G4 can be quickly raised to a predetermined height, while the low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, and D4 are fixed above the high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, and G4. The low-speed lifting modules D1, D2, D3, and D4 and the high-speed lifting modules G1, G2, G3, and G4 move up and down in sync. The high-speed lifting module G1 includes a T-type nut connector G11, a connecting flange G12, and a screw G13. The low-speed lifting module D1 includes a cylinder power source D11, a contact block D12, and a T-type connector E1.
[0090] The T-type nut connector G11 includes a transmission wheel 151, a transmission wheel connector 152, a T-type nut 153, a bearing seat 154, at least one bearing 155, a nut 156, a retaining structure 157, a C-type mating ring 158, and two deep groove bearings 159. The number of bearings 155 can be adjusted according to the structural arrangement.
[0091] A transmission wheel connector 152 is installed inside the transmission wheel 151, and one side of a T-nut 153 is connected to the transmission wheel connector 152. The T-nut 153 is fixed together with the transmission wheel 151 by the transmission wheel connector 152 and can rotate synchronously.
[0092] In one embodiment, a T-shaped nut 153 is housed within a bearing seat 154. The T-shaped nut 153 has a long through-hole, and its upper end has a male thread. The lower end of the T-shaped nut 153 is connected to and fixed with the transmission wheel 151, allowing them to rotate as a single unit. For example, when assembling the T-shaped nut connector G11, first the shaft portion of the transmission wheel connector 152 is fitted into the central hole of the transmission wheel 151, and the shaft portion of the T-shaped nut 153 is fitted upward into the central hole of the bearing seat 154. Then, at least one fixing screw SC is used to pass through the through-hole H1 of the transmission wheel 151, the through-hole H2 of the transmission wheel connector 152, and the through-hole H3 of the T-shaped nut 153 in sequence, thereby fixing the transmission wheel 151, transmission wheel connector 152, and T-shaped nut 153 as a single unit, and connecting and fixing the transmission wheel 151 and the T-shaped nut 153 as a single unit.
[0093] The bearing 155 is housed within the bearing seat 154, and the bearing 155 is positioned between the T-nut 153 and the bearing seat 154. The nut 156 is fixed to the outer teeth of the upper end of the T-nut 153, fixing the position of the bearing 155.
[0094] The C-shaped fitting ring 158, the two deep groove bearings 159, and the retaining structure 157 are positioned on the outer circumference of the T-shaped nut 153, and the deep groove bearings 159 are positioned at the upper and lower ends of the retaining structure 157, with the retaining structure 157 fixing the positions of the two deep groove bearings 159. The C-shaped fitting ring (C-Ring Clip) 158, also called an elastic fitting ring (Circlip) or retaining ring, is an elastic fastener used to fix a part or bearing to a shaft or hole. It usually has a C-shaped or nearly circular structure with openings at both ends, and after installation, it can firmly fix the part in place by elastic force. Taking this embodiment as an example, the C-shaped fitting ring 158 is positioned between one deep groove bearing 159 and bearing 155, reinforcing and fixing the position of bearing 155.
[0095] The Deep Groove Ball Bearing 159 is a roller bearing characterized by having deep, arc-shaped grooves in the raceways of its inner and outer rings, allowing it to withstand radial loads and a constant axial load.
[0096] The connecting flange G12 includes a lower connecting flange 161 and an upper connecting flange 162 connected to the lower connecting flange 161, the upper connecting flange 162 being positioned above the lower connecting flange 161. In one embodiment, bolts (not shown) are used to fasten the upper connecting flange 162 and the lower connecting flange 161 together through a through hole H4.
[0097] The upper end of screw G13 is fixed to the lower connecting flange 161, and the lower end of screw G13 passes sequentially through nut 156, T-nut 153, bearing 155, transmission wheel connector 152, and transmission wheel 151. A first bolt 145 and bolt head 146 are installed above the T-nut connector G11. In one embodiment, screw G13 includes an extended end 142, the upper end of screw G13 is connected to the lower end of the first bolt 145, the upper end of the first bolt 145 is the bolt head 146, the first bolt 145 is inserted into the countersink hole 161A of the lower connecting flange 161 and fixed to the screw hole at the upper end of screw G13, fixing screw G13 and the lower connecting flange 161 together, and the bolt head 146 is fixedly connected to the countersink hole 161A of the lower connecting flange 161. As can be seen from this, the first bolt 145 is fixed to the lower connecting flange 161 using the bolt head 146 at the upper end of the first bolt 145, and the extended end 142 of the screw G13 is fixed to the lower connecting flange 161 by the first bolt 145. The first bolt 145 and its bolt head 146 may be integrally molded with the bolt, and other fixing members may be used to replace the first bolt 145 and its bolt head 146. In this invention, the first bolt 145 is used for fixing.
[0098] In one embodiment, as shown in Figure 14B, a countersunk hole 161A is provided within the lower connecting flange 161, and the first bolt 145 passes through and is located in the countersunk hole 161A. The countersunk hole 161A is a hole machined into the material surface and has a single conical expansion hole at its opening for accommodating the head of a countersunk screw (such as the first bolt 145). The head of the first bolt 145 can be flush with the surface of the lower connecting flange 161 or slightly lower than the surface. The design of the countersunk hole 161A mainly emphasizes aesthetics and functionality. For example, the head of the first bolt 145 does not protrude and affect the flatness and aesthetics of the lower connecting flange 161. The lower connecting flange 161, with its flattened upper surface, can be coupled and fixed with the upper connecting flange 162.
[0099] The screw G13 is sequentially provided with a nut 156, a T-type nut 153, and a transmission wheel connector 152 on the transmission wheel 151. The aforementioned T-type nut connector G11, connecting flange G12, and screw G13 constitute the high-speed lifting module G1. The low-speed lifting module D1 includes a cylinder power source D11 and a contact block D12, the contact block D12 being connected to the cylinder power source D11.
[0100] One end of the T-type connector E1 is connected to the upper connecting flange 162, and the other end of the T-type connector E1 is provided with a fixing base 148. The upper connecting flange 162 and the fixing base 148 at both ends of the T-type connector E1 are connected and fixed to the high-speed lifting module G1 and the low-speed lifting module D1, respectively. In other words, one end of the T-type connector E1 is connected and fixed to the high-speed lifting module G1 via the upper connecting flange 162, and the other end of the T-type connector E1 is connected and fixed to the low-speed lifting module D1 via the fixing base 148.
[0101] One end of the T-type connector E1 is mounted on the fixed base 148, and the other end of the T-type connector E1 is connected to the upper connecting flange 162. The second bolt 143 is connected to the fixed base 148, and the upper end of the T-type connector E1 is the fixed base 148. The lower end of the T-type connector E1 is the upper connecting flange 162, and the upper end of the T-type connector E1 is connected and fixed to the bottom of the cylinder power source D11 via the second bolt 143 and the fixed base 148. The method of fixing the second bolt 143 and the aforementioned first bolt 145 is the same; that is, the fixed base 148 of the T-type connector E1 is passed through the bottom of the cylinder power source D11 using the second bolt 143 and fixed to the screw hole of the fixed base 148, thereby connecting and fixing the cylinder power source D11 to the fixed base 148. As can be seen from this, the bottom of the cylinder power source D11 is connected and fixed to the fixing base 148 at the upper end of the T-type connector E1 via the second bolt 143, and the upper connecting flanges 162 and fixing bases 148 at both ends of the T-type connector E1 are connected and fixed to the high-speed lifting module G1 and the low-speed lifting module D1, respectively. The second bolt 143 may be replaced with other fixing members, but the present invention employs the second bolt 143 for fixing.
[0102] The rotation of the transmission wheel 151 is driven, causing the transmission wheel connector 152 inside the transmission wheel 151 and the T-shaped nut 153 connected thereto to rotate synchronously. The T-shaped nut 153 is fixed to the transmission wheel 151, and as the T-shaped nut 153 rotates, the screw hole 149 at the bottom end of the screw G13 can be fixed to both ends of the first support plate 544 using screws (not shown) (as shown in Figures 10 to 12), making the bottom end of the screw G13 a fixed end and preventing the screw G13 from rotating. The T-shaped nut 153 drives the screw G13 to move up and down linearly. The up and down linear motion (or vertical motion) of the screw G13 refers to the movement of the screw G13 along a straight line in the vertical direction. The direction of motion of the screw G13 is up and down, and the motion is along a straight line, driving the low-speed lifting module D1 and the contact block D12 connected thereto to raise its height position, as shown in the lifting position P11 in Figure 13A or Figure 15A. The transmission wheel 151 rotates the transmission wheel connector 152 and the T-shaped nut 153 connected thereto, quickly driving the linear upward movement of the screw G13, that is, converting rotational motion into linear motion and quickly reaching the raised position.
[0103] Conversely, as shown in Figure 13B or Figure 15B, the transmission wheel 151 can rotate in the opposite direction to the transmission wheel connector 152 and the T-nut 153 connected thereto, returning the extended end 142 of the screw G13 and the connecting flange G12 pivotally attached thereto to the origin position P21 as shown in Figure 13B or Figure 15B, and returning or lowering the low-speed lifting module D1 and the contact block D12 connected thereto to their height position.
[0104] The cylinder power source D11 includes a cylinder body 132, a piston 134, at least one through hole 135, at least one air intake / exhaust hole 136, and a plurality of fixed rods 137. The piston 134 can move within the cylinder body 132 and includes a protruding end 134A and an upper part 134B. The protruding end 134A is connected to the upper part 134B, which is connected and fixed to the bottom of the contact block D12. The cylinder power source D11 can raise and lower the contact block D12 at a low speed to adjust its height. One end of the fixed rod 137 passes through the cylinder body 132, and the other end of the fixed rod 137 is connected to the upper part 134B. The piston 134 is able to lift the contact block D12 evenly and in a balanced manner using the plurality of fixed rods 137, causing it to move up and down at a low speed, and the fixed rods 137 can be linked to the contact block D12.
[0105] In one embodiment, the cylinder body 132 is fixed to the bottom of the cylinder body 132 by passing through a through hole 135 using bolts (not shown), and at least one air intake / exhaust hole 136 is provided in the cylinder body 132.
[0106] The aforementioned cylinder power source D11, contact block D12, and T-type connector E1 constitute a low-speed lifting module D1. By utilizing the pneumatic controllability of the cylinder power source D11, the cylinder power source D11 moves the contact block D12, allowing the piston 134 to move within the cylinder body 132. As a result, the protruding end 134A of the piston 134 and the upper part 134B connected thereto slide the contact block D12 on the fixed rod 137, changing its height position to raise it to the lifting position P12 as shown in Figure 13A or Figure 15A, or the protruding end 134A of the piston 134 drives the contact block D12, changing its height position to return it to or lower it to the origin position P22 as shown in Figure 13B or Figure 15B.
[0107] In one embodiment, the lifting mechanism 100 includes a gasket 111, which is mounted on a contact block D12. The contact block D12 is secured to the gasket 111 by bolts (not shown) passing through holes 111A.
[0108] As can be seen from this, the lifting mechanism 100 includes two independent lifting modes: a high-speed lifting module G1 and a low-speed lifting module D1. The function of the low-speed lifting module D1 of the present invention complements the high-speed lifting module G1 and can accommodate gaps in combinations between members or tolerances of measuring tools. The cylinder output uses pneumatic adjustment control according to the weight of the object being lifted, and the cylinder has no finite position restriction function, allowing the object to be lifted with the most appropriate force and to be perfectly joined to the surface of another object.
[0109] In summary, the present invention can measure the flatness of the raised floor during the transmission process, improve measurement accuracy, reduce errors or structural problems that occur after assembly, and improve overall process efficiency.
[0110] Furthermore, the number of probes and sensors in this invention can be adjusted according to the actual dimensions or requirements of the raised floor and top plate to be measured, thereby improving the accuracy of measuring flatness.
[0111] Furthermore, the present invention uses a plate surface zero-point positioning block to fix and confirm the positions of the four corners of the measuring device and the top plate of the raised floor, thereby ensuring the relative position of the probe and the top plate.
[0112] Furthermore, in the transmission process of the present invention, the positioning device positions all four sides of the raised floor and secures the relative position between the raised floor and the measuring device, thereby ensuring the accuracy of subsequent measurements.
[0113] Furthermore, the present invention configures the four lifting mechanisms installed on the raised floor as a synchronous activation mechanism using a lifting device for the raised floor, allowing the lifting operation to be performed synchronously, raising and lowering the raised floor to a predetermined position, and avoiding positional differences in the lifting operation of the four lifting mechanisms.
[0114] Furthermore, the lifting mechanism of the present invention has two types of independent high-speed lifting modules and low-speed lifting modules. The high-speed lifting module can quickly raise the object to a predetermined height, and the pneumatic control of the low-speed lifting module can correct any errors in the joint.
[0115] Although the present invention has been disclosed by embodiments as described above, this does not limit the invention, and those skilled in the art can make some modifications and alterations without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Therefore, the scope of protection of the present invention shall be based on the claims defined below. [Explanation of symbols]
[0116] 40 Raised floor 42 Top plate 44 Side plate 46 Reverse side 50. Equipment for measuring the flatness of raised floors 51 Conveying device 511 First Frame 512 Frame 2 513 Support Frame 5132 Connecting Pillar 5134 Crossbar 514 Conveying structure 5142 Main Unit 5144 Chain component 5146A First gear member 5146B Second gear component 5148 Drive motor 52 Measuring device 522 Sensor mounting plate 524 Sensors 526 probes 528 Plate surface zero point positioning block 53 Positioning device 532 Positioning plate 533 racks 534 Circular Gear 536 Circular Roller 535 Push Cylinder 54. Lifting device for raised floor 542 belt 544 1st support plate 545 2nd support plate 55 Position regulating device 56 Positioning member 57 Bearing Seat 100 Lifting mechanism 111 Gasket 111A Through hole 132 Cylinder body 134 pistons 134A Projecting end 134B Upper part 135 Through hole 136 Intake and exhaust ports 137 Fixed rod 142 Stretched end 143 Second bolt 145 First bolt 146 Bolt Head 148 Fixed base 149 screw holes 151 Transmission Wheel 152 Transmission Wheel Connector 153 T-type nut 154 Bearing Seat 155 Bearings 156 nuts 157 Retention structure 158 C type interlocking ring 159 Deep groove bearings 161 Lower connecting flange 161A Countersink 162 Upper connecting flange B1 Fixed part D1 Low-Speed Lifting Module D2 Low-Speed Lifting Module D3 Low-Speed Lifting Module D4 Low-Speed Lifting Module D11 Cylinder Power Source D12 Contact Block E1 T-type connector G1 High-Speed Lifting Module G2 High-Speed Lifting Module G3 High-Speed Lifting Module G4 High-Speed Lifting Module GM drive motor G11 T-nut connector G12 Connecting Flange G13 Screw H1 through hole H2 through hole H3 through hole H4 through hole LA transport direction LB (Lifting direction) LA1 Standby Station LA2 Measurement Station LA3 Output Station P1 Lifting position P11 Lifting position P12 Lifting position P2 Origin position P21 Origin position P22 Origin position S1 Storage Unit S2 detection surface SC fixing screw SP1 First Panel Zero Point Positioning Block SP2 Second Panel Zero Point Positioning Block SP3 Third Panel Zero Point Positioning Block SP4 4th Panel Zero Point Positioning Block T1 First positioning member T11 First push T2 Second resonant member T21 2nd push-type T31 Third positioning member T32 Fourth positioning member T4 Fifth positioning member
Claims
1. A flatness measuring device for a raised floor, suitable for transmitting the top plate of a raised floor and measuring the flatness of the top plate of the raised floor, wherein a plurality of side plates of the raised floor are each connected perpendicularly around the perimeter of the top plate, and the flatness measuring device for the raised floor is, The system includes a waiting station, a measuring station, and an output station along the transport direction, and the raised platform is transported along the transport direction, with the measuring station being a transport device located between the waiting station and the output station. A measuring device located at the measurement station, comprising a sensor mounting plate, a plurality of sensors, a plurality of probes, and four plate surface zero-point positioning blocks, wherein the sensor mounting plate comprises a housing section and a detection surface, the plurality of sensors are each installed at different positions in the housing section, the positions of the plurality of probes correspond to the positions of the plurality of sensors, and the plurality of probes are connected to the corresponding sensors, one end of the plurality of probes protrudes from the detection surface of the sensor mounting plate, and the plurality of probes are arranged in an array, and the four plate surface zero-point positioning blocks are provided separately at the four corners of the detection surface of the sensor mounting plate, Located at the measurement station and used to position the multiple side panels of the raised floor, the position of the top plate corresponds to the position of the detection surface of the sensor fixing plate, and when the transport device transports the raised floor to the measurement station along the transport direction, the top plate of the raised floor is positioned below the sensor fixing plate, A lifting device for a raised floor, located at the measurement station, comprising four lifting mechanisms and at least one drive motor, wherein the four lifting mechanisms are each used to support the four corners of the raised floor, and the positions of the four lifting mechanisms correspond to the positions of the four zero-point positioning blocks on the surface of the board in the measuring device, and the at least one drive motor drives the four lifting mechanisms to move synchronously along the lifting direction, thereby moving the raised floor along the lifting direction and contacting the four zero-point positioning blocks on the surface of the board, Includes equipment for measuring the flatness of raised floors.
2. The flatness measuring device for a raised floor according to claim 1, wherein five probes are installed on each of the four sides, and a plurality of probes in a first row, a second row, and a third row are installed inside the five probes located on the four sides, and the first row and the third row each have six probes installed, and the six probes are arranged in two rows, and the plurality of probes in the second row each have five probes installed, and the plurality of probes face the top plate.
3. The positioning device includes a first positioning member, a second positioning member, a third positioning member, a fourth positioning member, a fifth positioning member, a first push cylinder, and a second push cylinder, with the first positioning member, the first push cylinder, the second positioning member, and the second push cylinder arranged along the transport direction, the first push cylinder connected to the first positioning member, the second push cylinder connected to the second positioning member, the third positioning member, the fourth positioning member, and the fifth positioning member installed on both sides in the transport direction, the first positioning member including a positioning plate, a rack, and a circular gear, one end of the rack connected to the first push cylinder. The other end of the rack is connected to the circular gear, the circular gear is connected to the positioning plate, the conveying device includes a conveying structure, the conveying structure has a conveying direction, the conveying structure is a chain conveying drive structure, the conveying structure includes two chain members, the measuring device is provided on the two chain members, the first positioning member, the second positioning member, the first push cylinder, and the second push cylinder are located between the two chain members, and the second push cylinder can be moved up and down in the vertical direction by driving the second positioning member, causing the second push cylinder to protrude to the installation position of the two chain members, the flatness measuring device for a raised floor according to claim 1.
4. The conveying structure further includes a main body, a first gear member and a second gear member and a drive motor, wherein the first gear member and the second gear member are provided at both ends of the main body, the chain member is connected to the first gear member and the second gear member, the drive motor is connected to the second gear member, and when the drive motor drives the second gear member, the second gear member drives the chain member to rotate, the rotation of the chain member drives the rotation of the first gear member, the first gear member rotates in sync with the second gear member, and the chain member moves along the conveying direction, as described in claim 3.
5. The conveying device includes a first frame, a second frame, a support frame, and a conveying structure, wherein the first frame and the second frame are provided below the conveying structure, the support frame is located between the first frame and the second frame, the first frame is located at the waiting station of the conveying structure, the second frame is located at the output station of the conveying structure, the support frame is located at the measuring station of the conveying structure, the measuring device, the positioning device, and the lifting device for the raised floor are provided between the first frame and the second frame, and the measuring device, the positioning device, and the lifting device for the raised floor are provided above the support frame, and the flatness measuring equipment for the raised floor further includes two position regulating devices provided on both sides of the conveying structure, as described in claim 4.
6. The lifting device for the raised floor includes a belt, two first support plates and two second support plates, the two first support plates being connected to the two second support plates at both ends, respectively, forming a rectangular frame; the four lifting mechanisms include a high-speed lifting module and a low-speed lifting module, each of the high-speed lifting modules includes a screw and a transmission wheel, each of the low-speed lifting modules includes a contact block; the lower ends of the screws of the four lifting mechanisms are fixed to the two first support plates at both ends, respectively; the belt is wrapped around the corresponding transmission wheels and drive motors of the four lifting mechanisms, forming a synchronous drive mechanism; and the four contact blocks correspond to the positions of the four plate surface zero-point positioning blocks, respectively, as described in claim 1.
7. The flatness measuring apparatus for a raised floor according to claim 6, wherein each of the low-speed lifting modules is fixed above the corresponding high-speed lifting module, and each of the low-speed lifting modules moves up and down in synchronization with the corresponding high-speed lifting module.
8. The flatness measuring device for a raised floor according to claim 7, wherein each of the high-speed lifting modules includes a T-nut connector and a connecting flange, the T-nut connector includes a T-nut, at least one bearing, a nut, a transmission wheel connector and a transmission wheel, the T-nut is fixed to the transmission wheel by the transmission wheel connector and can rotate synchronously, the connecting flange includes an upper connecting flange and a lower connecting flange, the upper connecting flange is connected to the lower connecting flange, the upper end of the screw is fixed to the lower connecting flange and the lower end of the screw is provided to pass through the nut, the T-nut, the at least one bearing, the transmission wheel connector and the transmission wheel in that order.
9. The flatness measuring equipment for a raised floor according to claim 8, wherein the four lifting mechanisms include T-type connectors, each of the low-speed lifting modules includes a cylinder power source, each of the cylinder power sources includes a cylinder body and a piston, each of the pistons is movable inside the corresponding cylinder body, each of the contact blocks is fixed to the top of the corresponding piston, the cylinder power source is used to slowly raise and lower the contact block and adjust the height of the contact block, one end of each T-type connector is connected to the upper connecting flange, the other end of the T-type connector is installed on a fixed base, and the upper connecting flanges and fixed bases at both ends of the T-type connector are connected and fixed to the high-speed lifting module and the low-speed lifting module, respectively.
10. The flatness measuring device for a raised floor according to claim 9, wherein the cylinder power source includes at least one air intake / exhaust port and a plurality of fixed rods, the cylinder body is provided with the at least one air intake / exhaust port, the piston includes a protruding end which is connected to the upper part, one end of each of the plurality of fixed rods is provided so as to penetrate the cylinder body, the other end of each of the plurality of fixed rods is connected to the upper part, and the piston and the plurality of fixed rods can be interlocked with the contact block.
11. The flatness measuring device for a raised floor according to claim 8, wherein the T-shaped nut connector includes a bearing seat, the bearing is housed inside the bearing seat, the bearing is positioned between the T-shaped nut and the bearing seat, the nut is fixed to the upper end of the T-shaped nut and fixes the position of the bearing, and the transmission wheel connector is fixed inside the transmission wheel, the transmission wheel rotates the transmission wheel connector and the T-shaped nut connected to the transmission wheel connector, and the rotation of the T-shaped nut drives the vertical linear motion of the screw.
12. The T-shaped nut connector includes a retaining structure, a C-shaped mating ring, and two deep groove bearings, wherein the C-shaped mating ring, the two deep groove bearings, and the retaining structure are each installed penetrating the outer circumference of the T-shaped nut, and one deep groove bearing is installed at each of the upper and lower ends of the retaining structure, and the retaining structure is fixed in place at the positions of the two deep groove bearings, and the C-shaped mating ring is positioned between one of the deep groove bearings and the bearing, fixing the position of the bearing, as described in claim 11.
13. The upper end of the screw is connected and fixed to the lower end of the first bolt, the upper end of the first bolt is a bolt head, the first bolt is installed through the countersunk hole of the lower connecting flange and fixed to the screw hole of the upper end of the screw, fixing the screw and the lower connecting flange together, and the bolt head is fixed and connected to the countersunk hole of the lower connecting flange, the fixing base of the T-type connector is provided through the bottom of the cylinder power source using a second bolt and fixed to the screw hole of the fixing base, and the cylinder power source is connected and fixed to the fixing base, the flatness measuring equipment for a raised floor according to claim 9.
14. The flatness measuring device for a raised floor according to claim 8, wherein the transmission wheel and the T-nut are integrally fixed by passing at least one fixing screw sequentially through the corresponding through-holes of the transmission wheel, the transmission wheel connector, and the T-nut.
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