A. Background of the invention
1. Field of the invention
[0001] The invention is in the field of hinge constructions for doors, and more in particular
relates to a hinge for doors used for a sealing closing off of an opening in a wall,
a sealing element being applied between the door and an edge determining the opening.
Known applications of hinges of the latter type can be found for example in the field
of the electromagnetic sealing and of the air and heat insulating sealings.
2. State of the art
[0002] For the purpose of testing and measuring electronic equipment, for example in production
processes, one uses measuring rooms, called TEM-cells (Faraday cages), which have
to be electromagnetically protected from their environs in the best possible way.
The doors of such cells are in their closed position electromagnetically sealed by
means of uninterrupted spring contacts in the whole of their groove. When utilizing
ordinary door hinges one has to deal with the problem that said spring contacts will
be unevenly pressed, which pressure is particularly near the hinge point rather distorted,
due to which these spring contacts will soon get out of order and have to be replaced.
One will often try to find a solution to said problem for example by making said spring
contacts easily replaceable. Another possibility is to take such measures that the
end of the closing movement will be a translatory motion instead of a rotatory one.
An attempt to achieve this is known for example from the European patent publication
EP 0095743. The hinge used in this patent publication has been designed in such a
way that it can permit only a translatory motion, which is imposed, be it rather inaccurately,
by parts co-operating with one another, which parts are mounted around both on the
door and on the door opening, and are of a labyrinth structure, which also serves
as a sealing element. Such a complex solution is, especially because of the use of
the labyrinth structure, rather expensive and vulnerable as well, since the translatory
motion is always effected in a somewhat wringing way.
[0003] Solutions for the problem indicated above are known from other fields of the technique,
in which cases it is tried to impose the translatory motion from the hinge construction
itself. For example the German patent specification DE 3319757 discloses a solution
for the problem of the uneven pressure in the refrigerator sector. This solution,
which is based on a pin-hole construction comprising a slot-shaped hole, which allows
a forced translatory motion after a rotatory motion, and vice versa, is, however,
rather complicated. Moreover, the translation is not entirely free from a simultaneous
rotation and the path of rotation is small.
[0004] In the motorcar industry too one has tried to find solutions to the problem of designing
a hinge allowing a perfect translation after a rotation and vice versa. Such a solution
is known from the German patent specification DE 3528817. which corresponds to the
preamble of claim 1. The hinge described in this publication has a hinge point which,
when opening the door, will be brought out of the plane of the door case by means
of a system of rods moving like scissors. This system of rods comprises two coupled
hinging parallelograms, one of which is connected with one side to the door case,
and two sides of the other one are extended thus forming two ends which can be moved
like scissors. One of these ends is provided with a hinge point and the other one
with a pin, which can co-operate with a circular slot in the door. This pin/slot construction
ensures that during the opening of the door and the outward movement of the hinge
point the rotatory motion of the door around that hinge point will be blocked, so
that the door will then undergo a plane-parallel translation only. This blocking will
only be stopped when the scissorlike ends cover each other and the position of the
pin coincides with that of the hinge point. Then the door can swivel open. When closing
the door, it will undergo these motions in a reverse sequence. This known hinge has,
however, the following drawbacks. Owing to the relatively great length of the system
of rods in an extended state said known hinge is unsuited because of the fact that
it is too unstable and too vulnerable for the use as indicated hereinabove where generally
heavy doors are used. This vulnerability has become even greater due to the fact that
the stopping means for stopping the swivelling movement of the door when opening or
closing the same can be mounted on the system of rods only.
B. Summary of the invention
[0005] The object of the present invention is to provide a hinge with which it will be possible
to impose in a simple way a perfect translatory, id est a perfect plane-parallel motion
on a door, after a rotatory motion, and vice versa, which hinge can be designed in
a more compact and more solid way than known from the above-cited state of the art.
[0006] A hinge for a door and the like used for a sealing closing off of an opening in a
wall which encloses a space, effecting a plane-parallel movement being imposed on
said door when closing it and vice versa when opening it after respectively preceding
a mainly rotatory motion, which hinge comprises a wall mounting part, a door mounting
part, a hinging system including a first, a second, a third and a fourth rod for coupling
said wall and door mounting parts, of which system said first rod is swivellingly
connected by means of a pinjoint to a first one of the mounting parts, and said second
rod, parallel to said first rod, is fixedly connected to the second one of the mounting
parts, means for blocking a swivelling movement around said pinjoint while retaining
the possibility of hinging of said hinging system, which means include a stop for
the first rod, said stop is rigidly connected to said first one of the mounting parts,
and a leading surface provided on said first one of the mounting parts for leading
a projection on said third rod of said hinging system at least partly along a circular
path, is according to the invention characterized in that said third and said fourth
rod are parallel to each other and of equal length and are immediately connected to
said first and said second rod, and said leading surface and said stop, at least during
stopping the first rod, are located substantially between said first and second rods,
and said projection is mounted on one of said third or fourth rod in between said
first and second rod. Owing to such a hinge a very even pressure of the sealing element
applied between the door and the edge will be achieved over the whole circumference
of the edge.
[0007] Further characteristics of the invention and its preferred embodiments have been
summarized in the subclaims and are described in detail with reference to the drawing.
C. References
[0008]
1. German patent specification DE 3319757
Title: Türscharnieranordnung für einen Aufbewahrungsschrank.
2. German patent specification DE 3528817
Title: Scharnier für Fahrzeugtüren.
3. European patent specification EP 0095743
Title: Door in a construction preventing the transition of interference fields.
D. Brief description of the drawing
[0009] The invention will be further elucidated with reference to a drawing, in which
Fig. 1 shows a view of a hinge according to the invention;
Fig. 2 shows a cross-sectional view of a hinge represented in Figure 1 in a direction
of view II as indicated in that figure;
Fig. 3 shows a perspective view of the hinge represented in Figure 2 slanting at the
top in a direction of view III as indicated in that figure;
Fig. 4 is the same as Figure 3, but seen in the direction of view IV;
Fig. 5 shows a cross-sectional view of the hinge mounted between a wall and a door
in five positions (a) up to and including (e).
E. Description of an embodiment
[0010] The figures 1 up to and including 4 show various views of a hinge according to the
invention in one and the same hinge position, in which figures equal parts of the
hinge as far as they can be seen in each of the figures have been provided with an
equal numbering. Between a wall mounting part 1 and a door mounting part 2 there is
a connecting piece consisting of two parts. A first part of this connecting piece
consists of a connecting link 3, which is at its one end 3.1 disposed between the
legs 5.1 and 5.2 of a U-shaped wall mounting plate 5, which is part of the wall mounting
part 1, in such a way that it can swivel around a pin-shaped axis 4. The second part
of the connecting piece is formed by two parallel more or less H-shaped swivel links
6 and 7 of equal length. These swivel links are connected at a certain, suitably chosen
distance between each other on the one hand between their pairs of legs (6.1, 6.2)
and (7.1, 7.2) in such a way that they can pivot around the pin-shaped axes 8 and
9, respectively, with a part 3.3 ending in the other end of the connecting link 3,
and on the other hand between their pairs of legs (6.3, 6.4) and (7.3, 7.4) in such
a way that they can pivot around the pin-shaped axes 10 and 11, irrespectively, with
a cross piece 13 (possibly provided with a back support 13.1) extending transversely
to a mounting plate 12, which (mounting plate 12 and cross piece 13) are both part
of the door mounting part 2. The pin-shaped axes 8, 9, 10 and 11 are all parallel
with the axis 4, and seen in a cross-sectional view located at the angular points
of a parallelogram. The axes 4, 8 and 9 are about, but not necessarily in a plane.
[0011] The wall mounting part 1 further comprises a cam-shaped projection, called curve
disc 14, extending perpendicularly to the wall mounting plate 5 and rigidly connected
to the same. Said curve disc has a tripartite edge area:
(i) a side facing the connecting link 3 and forming a stop 14.1 for a stop side 3.2
of the connecting link 3, which side corresponds to the former side and can be closely
contiguous to said stop;
(ii) a side opposite to the stop 14.1 and forming a curved path 14.2 with a circular
longitudinal section, and
(iii) a guiding surface 14.3, which causes the surface of the stop 14.1 to change
over to the surface of the curved path 14.2.
[0012] On a suitably chosen place between the legs 7.1 and 7.2 of the swivel link 7 there
is a guide roller 15, which can turn around a pin-shaped axis 16, which is disposed
about in the same plane as and parallel with the axes 9 and 10. The curve disc 14
has such a thickness that it can freely extend between the legs of the swivel links
6 and 7, when the connecting link 3 turns around the axis 4 with regard to the wall
mounting part 1 (thus taking along the swivel links 6 and 7 and the door mounting
part 2). The position of the guide roller 15 is such that when the stop side 3.2 of
the connecting link 3 is closely contiguous to the stop 14.1, the guide roller 15
will follow the curve path 14.2 without play during the swivelling movement of the
swivel links 6 and 7.
[0013] The axis of rotation (pin-shaped axis 4) of the connecting link 3 has been disposed
with regard to the stop 14.1 in such a way that in that position the plane formed
by the pin-shaped axes 8 and 9 will be about transversely to the wall mounting plate
5. The wall mounting plates as well as the door mounting plates 5 and 12, respectively
can be provided with bore holes 22 for inserting fasteners, such as screws, which
are not shown in detail.
[0014] The working of the hinge will now be further explained with the aid of Figure 5 with
the parts (a) up to and including (e). This figure shows a cross-sectional view of
the hinge described hereinabove with its wall mounting part 1 and its door mounting
part 2 mounted on a wall 17 and on a door 18, respectively, in five positions. The
mounting parts have been placed in such a way that the door 18 can sealingly close
off an opening 19 in the wall 17 with an edge 20. Sealing elements 21 (for example
strip-shaped flexible metal spring contacts in the case of an electromagnetic sealing)
have been applied around the opening 19 on the edge or, as shown in the figures, on
those parts of the door 18 which in a closed position are immediately opposite to
the edge 20. Because of the fact that the connecting link 3, the swivel links 6 and
7 and the cross piece 13 have pivotal connections in the axes 8, 9, 10 and 11 disposed
at the angular points of a parallelogram, they form a pivoting parallelogram of rods,
the portion 3.3 of the connecting link 3, enclosing the axes 8 and 9, serving as a
base rod with regard to which the swivel links 6 and 7 can permanently swivel as swivel
rods in a parallel position with respect to each other. The parallelogram of rods
pivots between two outermost positions, because the swivel links 6 and 7 can swivel
only over an angle which is determined by outermost positions in which the swivel
links 6 and 7 are contiguous to each other. During this swivelling movement the cross
piece 13, serving as a displacement rod, and all that is (rigidly) connected to the
same (so including the door 18), undergoes a parallel displacement with regard to
the base rod. By means of the pin-shaped axis 4 this base rod can with its extended
part, the aforesaid one end 3,1 of the connecting link 3, swivel with regard to the
wall mounting part 1, so also with regard to the wall 17 on which this wall mounting
part is mounted, notably over an angle determined on the one hand by the position
in which the connecting link 3 is contiguous to the wall 17 and on the other hand
by the position in which the connecting link 3 is contiguous to the stop 14.1.
[0015] Figure 5(a) shows a cross-sectional view of the hinge represented in a position in
which the door 18 is opened as far as possible. When the door 18 is set in a closing
motion, then two motions will be possible for the time being, to wit each separately
or both of them combined, id est a rotatory motion due to the possibility of swivelling
around the pin-shaped axis 4, and a plane-parallel motion due to the possibility of
pivoting of the parallelogram of rods. Which motion occurs depends inter alia on the
point at which the force necessary for the closing movement is exerted on the door
18. If for example the plane-parallel movement takes place first, in which case the
connecting link 3 remains contiguous to the wall 17, the parallelogram of rods will
change over to its other outermost position, so the position in which the swivel links
6 and 7 are again contiguous to each other. This position is shown in Figure 5(b).
The dimensions of the curve disc 14 are such that in that position the guide roller
15 just touches the curve disc, notably about at the point where the stop 14.1 changes
over to the guiding surface 14.3.
[0016] When the door 18 is pushed further in the direction of closing, the guide roller
15 will follow the guiding surface 14.3 in the direction of the beginning of the curve
path 14.2, in which case the connecting link 3 swivels around the pin-shaped axis
4 in the direction of the stop 14.1. The beginning of this swivelling movement is
shown in Figure 5(c), and this movement is transmitted via the pivoting parallelogram
as a rotatory motion to the door 18 rigidly connected to the cross piece 13. This
rotatory motion, however, involves a simultaneous plane-parallel displacement, since
the parallelogram of rods pivots back again to about its outermost position with regard
to the connecting link 3, in which case the swivel rods 6 and 7 are contiguous to
each other again. This position is shown in Figure 5(d). The connecting link 3 is
now with its stopping surface 3.2 closely contiguous to the stop 14.1, the guide roller
15 being just beyond the end of the guiding surface 14.3 at the beginning of the curve
path 14.2, which has a longitudinal section forming part of the circumference of a
circle, the centre of which coincides with the centre of the pin-shaped axis 9.
[0017] When the closing movement is continued, the guide roller 15 can follow only the curve
path 14.2, in which case the connecting link 3 remains clamped against the stop 14.1.:
The degree of freedom of rotation has disappeared because of the fact that the possibility
of swivelling around the axis 4 is blocked because the curve disc 14 is clasped by
the connecting link 3 and the guide roller 15 via the pair of legs 7.1 and 7.2 of
the swivel link 7. The movement of the door is now a completely plane-parallel one
be it described by a circular arc, the radius of which is equal to the distance between
the axes 9 and 10. Thus this plane-parallel movement has in this phase of the closing
movement of the door 18 not only a mainly vertical (i.e. vertically directed to the
wall) component, but also a small horizontal component. The latter will, however,
be minimal at a given distance between the axes 9 and 10, if the guide roller 15 when
passing through the curve path 14.2 just passes the point of contact of the vertical
(i.e. to the wall) tangent of the circular arc, which forms the section of the curve
path 14.2 near the curve disc 14 seen in a longitudinal section. True enough, this
small horizontal component necessitates a corresponding play in the opening 19 in
the wall 17, but it can promote the pressure of sealing elements 21 with which the
door 18 may also be provided at its rim.
[0018] The door closing movement will end when the door 18 is stopped in the opening 19
by the edge 20. This position is shown in Figure 5(e).
[0019] If first only the rotation takes place from the position shown in Figure 5(a), then
the door will swivel/swing with the pivoting parallelogram in that position with regard
to the connecting link 3 around the axis 4 immediately to the position shown in Figure
5(d), the guide roller being just at and on the beginning of the curve path 14.2.
If, however, the closing movement from the position shown in Figure 5(a) concerns
a combination of the plane-parallel movement and the rotatory motion described above,
then the guide roller 15 will meet the curve disc 14 somewhere on the guiding surface
14.3 during the closing movement, and will subsequently be guided in the direction
of the curve path 14.2, in which case the position shown in Figure 5(d) will be taken
up again.
[0020] If the door 18 is opened from the position shown in Figure 5(e), then the forced
plane-parallel movement, in this case in a reverse direction, will first be followed
till the door 18 has reached the position shown in Figure 5(d). In that position the
clamping of the curve disc 14 comes to an end, and the door can undergo again a movement,
which is or is not a combined movement of a rotatory motion and a plane-parallel movement.
This combined movement is again dependent on inter alia the place where the force
to open the door is exerted on the same. Said movement combined or not will continue
till the connecting link 3 is again contiguous to the wall 17, after which (part of)
the plane-parallel movement may follow as yet till the position shown in Figure 5(a)
is reached again.
[0021] It should be noted that in principle the stop and the curve path need not be placed
on one and the same cam-shaped projection: They can also be placed on two separate
projections, in which case the curve path is of a concave design instead of a convex
one, and the blocking does not take place by clamping, but by clasping the connecting
link and the guide roller between the stop and the curve disc, which is now concave.
This possibility has not been worked out in detail, because it has inter alia the
drawback of being less compact than the possibility offered by the above-described
embodiment.
[0022] In the embodiment described above the swivel rods are designed as H-shaped swivel
links 6 and 7. It is obvious that designs with simple or double swivel rods are also
possible. The H-shape of the swivel rods, however, makes the hinge much more solid
and offers better possibilities of fastening the pin-shaped axis 16 of the guide roller
15. For very heavy constructions the invention even allows a plural H-shape, in which
case each of the swivel links 6 and 7 has, as it were, the shape of a double comb,
and the guide roller 15 is disposed between two teeth of this come which are arranged
side by side.
[0023] A variant of the hinge according to the invention consists in that the swivel point
of the base rod of the pivoting parallelogram of rods is shifted to the position taken
up by the axis 9 when the connecting link 3 is contiguous to the stop 14.1 (as in
the positions shown in the Figures 5(d) and (e)). This can be achieved for example
by:
(i) shortening the connecting link 3 as far as the part 3.3 in which the axes 8 and
9 are;
(ii) extending the axis 9 on both sides of the legs 7.1 and 7.2 of the swivel link
7; and
(iii) having the U-shaped extended portions 5.1 and 5.2 of the wall mounting plate
5 extended not parallel with this plate, but at right angles to the same as far as
said swivel point, and having them inserted into the extended axis 9 on both sides
of the swivel link 7.
[0024] As in this way the swivel point comes farther away from the wall 17, the door 18
can swivel open even farther, which can also be achieved in the embodiment of the
hinge described in the figures, if the wall 17 recedes from the hinge near the swivel
point, so the pin-shaped axis 4, as it is the case for example at a corner.
[0025] The construction of the hinge according to the invention permits not only robust,
but also very refined embodiments.
1. A hinge for a door and the like used for a sealing closing off of an opening in
a wall which encloses a space, effecting a plane-parallel movement being imposed on
said door when closing it and vice versa when opening it after respectively preceding
a mainly rotatory motion, which hinge comprises:
- a wall mounting part (1),
- a door mounting part (2),
- a hinging system including a first (3), second (13), third (7) and a fourth rod
(6) for coupling said wall and door mounting parts (1, 2), of which system said first
rod (3) is swivellingly connected by means of a pinjoint (4) to a first one of the
mounting parts, and said second rod (13), parallel to said first rod (3), is fixedly
connected to the second one of the mounting parts,
- means for blocking a swivelling movement around said pinjoint (4) while retaining
the possibility of hinging of said hinging system, which means include a stop (14.1)
for the first rod (3), said stop is rigidly connected to said first one of the mounting
parts, and a leading surface (14.2 and 14.3) provided on said first one of the mounting
parts for leading a projection (15, 16) on said third rod (7) of said hinging system
at least partly along a circular path,
characterized in that
said third (7) and said fourth rod (6) are parallel to each other and of equal
length and are immediately connected to said first (3) and said second rod (13), and
said leading surface (14.2 and 14.3) and said stop (14.1), at least during stopping
the first rod (3), are located substantially between said first (3) and second (13)
rods, and said projection (15, 16) is mounted on one of said third (7) or fourth rod
(6) in between said first (3) and second (13) rod.
2. A hinge in accordance with claim 1, characterized in that
- the first rod (3) is connected to the wall mounting part (1) in said pinjoint (4),
- the second rod (13) is integrated in the door mounting part (2), and in that the
blocking means further comprise
- a curve disc (14), rigidly connected to the wall mounting part (1) and provided
with said leading surface including a part of a cylinder surface (14.2),
- a guide roller (15) constituting said projection on the third rod (7).
3. A hinge in accordance with claim 2, characterized in that the curve disc is designed
as a cam-shaped projection on which the stop as well as the curve path, are mounted,
notably back to back, and in that between the stop and the curve path the projection
is provided with a guiding surface capable of guiding the guide roller in the direction
of the curve path during the closing movement.
4. A hinge in accordance with claim 2 or 3, characterized in that the swivel rods
are designed as substantially H-shaped swivel links, between the legs of which the
curve disc and the stop can extend, the guide roller being disposed between the legs
of one of these links.
5. A hinge in accordance with claim 2, characterized in that the swivel point of the
base rod coincides with the swivel point of one of the swivel rods.
1. Scharnier für eine Tür und dgl., verwendet zum abdichtenden Abschliessen einer
Öffnung an einer Wand, die einen Raum durch Ausführung einer plan-parallelen Bewegung
abschliesst, die auf die Tür ausgeübt wird, wenn man sie schliesst, und umgekehrt,
wenn man sie öffnet, und zwar jeweils nach einer vorhergehenden Bewegung, die hauptsächlich
aus einer Drehbewegung besteht, wobei das Scharnier umfasst:
- einen Wandbeschlagteil (1),
- einen Türbeschlagteil (2),
- ein Scharniersystem mit einem ersten (3), einem zweiten (13), einem dritten (7)
und einem vierten Stab (6) zur Kupplung dieser Wand- und Türbeschlagteile (1, 2),
wobei in diesem System dieser erste Stab (3) mit Hilfe einer Stiftkupplung (4) schwenkbar
mit einem ersten dieser Beschlagteile verbunden ist, und wobei der besagte parallel
zu diesem ersten Stab (3) verlaufende zweite Stab (13) fest mit dem zweiten dieser
Beschlagteile verbunden ist,
- Mittel zur Blockierung einer Schwenkbewegung um diese Stiftkupplung (4) unter Beibehaltung
der Scharniermöglichkeit dieser Scharniersystems, wobei diese Mittel einen fest mit
dem ersten dieser Beschlagteile verbundenen Anschlag (14.1) für den ersten Stab (3)
und eine am besagten ersten dieser Beschlagteile angeordnete Führungsfläche (14.2
und 14.3) zur Führung eines Vorsprungs (15, 16) an diesem dritten Stab (7) dieser
Scharniersystems mindestens teilweise entlang einer kreisförmigen Bahn umfassen,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
dieser dritte (7) und dieser vierte Stab (6) einander parallel verlaufen, die gleiche
Länge aufweisen und unmittelbar mit diesem ersten (3) und diesem zweiten Stab (13)
verbunden sind, und diese Führungsfläche (14.2 und 14.3) und dieser Anschlag (14.1),
mindestens während des Anhaltens des ersten Stabs (3), sich im wesentlichen zwischen
diesem ersten (3) und diesem zweiten (13) Stab befinden, und dieser Vorsprung (15,
16) an diesem dritten (7) oder vierten (6) Stab zwischen diesem ersten (3) und diesem
zweiten (13) Stab montiert ist.
2. Scharnier nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
- der erste Stab (3) über diese Stiftkupplung (4) mit dem Wandbeschlagteil (1) verbunden
ist,
- der zweite Stab (13) in den Türbeschlagteil (2) integriert ist, und dass die Blockierungsmittel
umfassen
- eine Kurvenscheibe (14), die fest mit dem Wandbeschlagteil (1) verbunden und mit
dieser Führungsfläche versehen ist, die einen Teil einer zylindrischen Fläche (14.2)
umfasst, und
- eine diesen Vorsprung am dritten Stab (7) bildende Führungsrolle (15).
3. Scharnier nach Anspruch 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Kurvenscheibe als nockenartiger
Vorsprung ausgebilded ist, an dem sowohl der Anschlag als auch die Kurvenbahn montiert
sind, und zwar Rücken an Rücken, und dass zwischen dem Anschlag und der Kurvenbahn
der Vorsprung mit einer Führungsfläche versehen ist, die geeignet ist, um während
der Schliessbewegung die Führungsrolle in Richtung der Kurvenbahn zu führen.
4. Scharnier nach Anspruch 2 oder 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Schwenkstäbe
im wesentlichen als H-förmige Schwenkglieder ausgebilde! sind, zwischen deren Schenkeln
sich die Kurvenscheibe und der Anschlag erstrecken können, und wobei die Führungsrolle
zwischen den Schenkeln eines dieser Glieder angeordnet ist.
5. Scharnier nach Anspruch 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Schwenkpunkt des Basisstabs
mit dem Schwenkpunkt eines der Schwenkstäbe übereinstimmt.
1. Charnière pour une porte ou un ouvrage mobile analogue utilisé pour fermer de façon
étanche une ouverture dans une paroi entourant un espace, effectuant un mouvement
parallèlement à un plan, qui est imposé à cette porte lors de sa fermeture à la suite
d'un mouvement essentiellement rotatif et, inversement, qui est imposé avant un mouvement
essentiellement rotatif lors de l'ouverture, charnière qui comprend:
- une pièce de montage (1) à fixer sur la paroi,
- une pièce de montage (2) à fixer sur la porte,
- un système d'articulation comportant une première (3), deuxième (13), troisième
(7) et quatrième (6) barre pour accoupler mutuellement les pièces de montage (1, 2)
à fixer respectivement sur la paroi et la porte, système dont la première barre (3)
est reliée pivotante au moyen d'une articulation à tourillon (4) à une première pièce
de montage et la deuxième barre (13), qui est parallèle à la première barre (3), est
reliée fixe à la seconde pièce de montage et
- un moyen pour bloquer le mouvement de pivotement autour de l'articulation à tourillon
(4), tout en maintenant la possibilité de mouvements d'articulation du système d'articulation,
moyen qui comporte une butée (14.1) destinée à la première barre (3) et reliée rigidement
à la première pièce de montage, ainsi qu'une surface de guidage (14.2 et 14.3) prévue
sur la première pièce de montage et servant à guider une saillie (15, 16) sur la troisième
barre (7) du système d'articulation en partie au moins le long d'un trajet circulaire,
caractérisée en ce que
les troisième (7) et quatrième (6) barres sont parallèles entre elles et de même
longueur et sont reliées directement à la première (3) et à la deuxième barre (13),
et la surface de guidage (14.2 et 14.3) et la butée (14.1) sont situées sensiblement,
tout au moins pendant que la première barre (3) est en butée, entre la première (3)
et la deuxième barre (13), et la saillie (15, 16) est disposée sur la troisième (7)
ou la quatrième barre (6), entre la première (3) et la deuxième barre (13).
2. Charnière selon la revendication 1, caractérisée en ce que
- la première barre (3) est reliée à la pièce de montage (1) à fixer sur la paroi
dans l'articulation à tourillon (4) et
- la deuxième barre (13) est intégrée dans la pièce de montage (2) à fixer sur la
porte, et en ce que le moyen de blocage comporte en outre
- un disque courbe (14) relié à la pièce de montage (1) à fixer sur la paroi et pourvu
de la surface de guidage, possédant une partie d'une surface cylindrique (14.2) et
un galet guide (15) constituant la saillie sur la troisième barre (7).
3. Charnière selon la revendication 2, caractérisée en ce que le disque courbe est
conçu comme une saillie ayant la forme d'une came, sur lequel sont prévus à la fois
la butée et le trajet courbe, notamment dos à dos, et en ce que, entre la butée et
le trajet courbe, la saillie est pourvue d'une surface de guidage capable de guider
le galet guide dans la direction du trajet courbe pendant le mouvement de fermeture.
4. Charnière selon la revendication 2 ou 3, caractérisée en ce que les troisièmes
(7) et quatrième (6) barres sont conçues comme des biellettes pivotantes sensiblement
en forme de H, entre les branches desquelles peuvent s'étendre le disque courbe et
la butée, le galet guide étant disposé entre les branches d'une de ces biellettes.
5. Charnière selon la revendication 2, caractérisée en ce que le point de pivotement
de la première barre ou barre de base (3) coïncide avec le point de pivotement de
la troisième (7) ou de la quatrième (6) barre.