Working machine with reduced upper mass vibrations
View Patent ↗According to the invention, a hammer or a ramming machine for compacting soil has a crank mechanism for producing a directed vibration. The crank mechanism is coupled to a spring assembly. The parts of the crank mechanism which move back and forth linearly are made from a material with a density less than that of steel. This construction prevents vibrations which are unpleasant for the person operating the working machine from occurring.
1. A tamping machine for soil compaction, comprising:
a working mass which is driven in a tamping manner and which can be driven linearly back and forth, via a crank mechanism and a spring assembly, by a motor belonging to an upper mass, wherein the crank mechanism has at least one structural element which is moveable linearly back and forth and which is produced from a material, the density of which is lower than that of steel, and wherein the structural element which is moveable linearly back and forth is a structural element from the group comprising a connecting rod, a piston pin, a guide piston, and a piston guide.
2. The tamping machine as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the material is an aluminum alloy.
3. The tamping machine as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the material is a plastic.
4. The tamping machine as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the piston guide is produced from plastic in one piece together with at least one dampening bushing.
5. A tamping machine for soil compaction, comprising:
a working mass which is linearly reciprocatable in a tamping direction to tamp soil;
a crank mechanism and a spring assembly which drive said working mass to linearly reciprocate in the tamping direction; and
an upper mass including a motor operatively coupled to the crank mechanism; wherein
the crank mechanism has at least one structural element which is linearly reciprocatable and which is produced from a material having a density lower than that of steel, and wherein the structural element comprises at least one of a connecting rod, a piston pin, a guide piston, and a piston guide.
6. The tamping machine as claimed in claim 5 , wherein the material is an aluminum alloy.
7. The tamping machine as claimed in claim 5 , wherein the material is a plastic.
8. The tamping machine as claimed in claim 5 , wherein the piston guide is produced from plastic in one piece together with at least one dampening bushing.