Support for functional planes
AssigneeCBP Guideway Systems GMBH
InventorsJürgen Feix, Roman Brylka
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Abstract
The invention relates to a support (1) for functional planes used for a magnetic levitation track. The stator packets (11) comprised in the track are suspended in a particularly compact and production-friendly manner on a stator beam (9), the stator packet being connected to the stator beam (9, 10) via borings (15) that are disposed therein and holding bolts (16, 38) which penetrate said borings (15). The stator packets (11) can be secured in a redundant manner vial additional suspensions (30, . . . , 34) and/or by creating a non-positive connection between adjacent stator packets (11) by providing the faces of the stator packets (11), which face the direction of travel, with a profile.
Claims18
A functional plane beam (1) for a magnetically levitated travelway having a main beam (7), the functional plane beam extending in a travel direction, the function plane beam comprising:
- a mounting surface (5) for coupling the functional plane beam (1) onto the main beam (7), a slide surface (2), a lateral guide flange (4), a stator beam (9, 10, 10a), a stator packet (11), a holding unit (16, 38) on the stator beam (9, 10, 10a), two clamping plates (25), and a sleeve (37), the stator beam (9, 10, 10a) carrying the stator packet (11);
- the stator packet (11) comprising vertical and travel directed stator lamellas (12), a boring (15) penetrating the said lamellas (12) essentially perpendicular to their vertical alignment;
- the clamping plates (25), running essentially parallel with the stator lamellas (12), the stator packet (11) being pressed together with a specific clamping pressure between the two clamping plates (25), the stator packet (11) bound together by the holding unit (16, 38), the holding unit (16, 38) penetrating said clamping plates (25);
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- the clamping pressure directed by the sleeve (37) extending coaxially with the holding unit (16, 38), the sleeve (37) penetrating the stator packet (11) and the clamping plates (25).
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