Abstract:
Motorized split-hinge device for a very heavy double door, designed to be motorized and consisting of at least one flap or panel (1) that is mounted to pivot, around an essentially vertical axis of rotation, on a frame (2), comprising a stationary split-hinge part (3) that is integral with said frame (2) and a movable split-hinge part (4) that is integral with said flap (1) and mounted in rotation relative to said stationary split-hinge part (3) around a pivoting shaft.The movable split-hinge part (4) comprises a drive mechanism that is driven by a motor unit (7) that is able to drive said movable split-hinge part (4) in rotation around its pivoting shaft and starting said flap (1) moving by pivoting when opening or closing, whereby said motor unit (7), on the one hand, is mounted in a removable manner on said drive mechanism and on a stationary part (3) of said door, and, on the other hand, is kept in drive position of said mechanism with anti-rotational locking, optionally with radial play, relative to said flap (1).
Abstract:
An oscillating-mount split-hinge device designed to be fitted on a very heavy door that includes at least one flap or panel mounted to pivot on a frame, includes at least one lower split-hinge for supporting at least the bulk of the load of the flap of the door and at least one upper split-hinge to form an anti-tilting holding point and axial guide of the flap, whereby each lower or upper split-hinge, includes a stationary split-hinge part integral with the frame and a movable split-hinge part, respectively, integral with the flap, and a pivoting shaft integral with the frame, or the flap, to guide in rotation the movable split-hinge part relative to the stationary split-hinge part around the pivoting shaft, by insertion of roller bearing elements that can allow an angular lack of coaxiality on the stationary split-hinge part relative to the movable split-hinge part of each so-called lower split-hinge and/or upper split-hinge.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides dynamic performance monitoring systems and methods for optical networks to ascertain optical network health in a flexible and accurate manner. The present invention introduces accurate estimations for optical channel performance characteristics based either on existing channels or with a dynamic optical probe configured to measure characteristics on unequipped wavelengths. Advantageously, the dynamic performance monitoring systems and methods introduce the ability to determine physical layer viability in addition to logical layer viability.