WO2006011438A1 - 車輪用軸受装置とその品質管理方法 - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B60—VEHICLES IN GENERAL
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- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16C—SHAFTS; FLEXIBLE SHAFTS; ELEMENTS OR CRANKSHAFT MECHANISMS; ROTARY BODIES OTHER THAN GEARING ELEMENTS; BEARINGS
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- F16C19/181—Bearings with rolling contact, for exclusively rotary movement with bearing balls essentially of the same size in one or more circular rows for both radial and axial load with two or more rows of balls with angular contact
- F16C19/183—Bearings with rolling contact, for exclusively rotary movement with bearing balls essentially of the same size in one or more circular rows for both radial and axial load with two or more rows of balls with angular contact with two rows at opposite angles
- F16C19/184—Bearings with rolling contact, for exclusively rotary movement with bearing balls essentially of the same size in one or more circular rows for both radial and axial load with two or more rows of balls with angular contact with two rows at opposite angles in O-arrangement
- F16C19/186—Bearings with rolling contact, for exclusively rotary movement with bearing balls essentially of the same size in one or more circular rows for both radial and axial load with two or more rows of balls with angular contact with two rows at opposite angles in O-arrangement with three raceways provided integrally on parts other than race rings, e.g. third generation hubs
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- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16C—SHAFTS; FLEXIBLE SHAFTS; ELEMENTS OR CRANKSHAFT MECHANISMS; ROTARY BODIES OTHER THAN GEARING ELEMENTS; BEARINGS
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- the present invention relates to a wheel bearing device equipped with an IC tag and a sensor, and the quality control of the wheel bearing which is managed using the IC tag and enables easy traceability and response to periodic inspections. Regarding the method.
- the actual use state can be detected by providing a sensor in the wheel bearing device.
- all the proposed examples of conventional wheel bearing devices with sensors are used for various control of automobiles by detecting the current situation, and do not have a function to store the detection results as a history. .
- the force, the bearing serial number, etc. are managed by using what is manufactured in the bearings such as wheel bearings. Absent.
- the information generated at each process is dealt with by filling in a slip or inputting it to a database terminal.
- IC tags are being used in logistics management and inventory management, and in manufacturing of articles such as automobiles, management of the production capacity using IC tags up to disposal has also been proposed (for example, JP 2002). — See 169858). IC tags can record and read information in a non-contact manner and have a large storage capacity.
- the identification information such as the bearing manufacturing number is known. It can also be discriminated from the serial number displayed on the wheel bearing, etc., or the information on the manufacturing year and manufacturing location.
- the serial number, year, and location of the wheel bearings that have been engraved, etc. can be used only if the bearings are not disassembled and the bearings are disassembled. Therefore, it takes time for disassembly and reassembly. In general, it is necessary to remove the wheel bearings and check the information such as the serial number, which is very laborious and expensive.
- Wheel bearings are composed of multiple components, and even if the inspection results of the wheel bearings themselves after assembly are divided, it is not possible to identify failures due to differences in the quality of individual components.
- wheel bearings which are machine element products with rolling elements, slight differences in material and accuracy result in large differences in performance as wheel bearings.Therefore, the proposed quality management method using conventional IC tags is supported. Is difficult.
- a first object of the present invention is to provide a wheel bearing device capable of recording information.
- a second object of the present invention is to provide a quality control method for a wheel bearing capable of quickly and appropriately dealing with periodic inspections, etc., by easily and immediately knowing the manufacturing history without disassembling the bearing. It is to be.
- the vehicle bearing device is equipped with an IC tag that can communicate with the vehicle bearing in a non-contact manner and that stores information related to management or a situation in which use is important.
- management information refers to all information related to quality including manufacturing, materials, and inspection.
- Situations that are invaluable to use are all conditions that affect the life of the bearing device for wheels, such as the total number of revolutions, temperature, and torque.
- wheel bearings by attaching an IC tag to the wheel bearing, it is possible to record information related to management or use-oriented conditions on this wheel bearing, and to read that information in a non-contact manner.
- wheel bearings can be easily identified and managed in other ways.
- the outer member having a double row rolling surface on the inner periphery, the inner member having the rolling surface facing the rolling surface, and the opposing of the both members
- a wheel bearing device that has a double row rolling element interposed between the rolling surfaces to support the wheel rotatably with respect to the vehicle body
- an IC tag capable of non-contact communication is mounted, and this IC tag Is an IC tag with a sensor that is integrated with or electrically connected to a sensor that detects the detection target of the wheel bearing device, and the detection signal of the sensor is input through an input system separate from the non-contact communication path. It was supposed to be.
- an IC tag with a sensor is provided on the wheel bearing device, and the detection signal of the sensor is input through an input system different from the non-contact communication path. Usage status can be recorded as a history on the IC tag. for that reason
- the senor is a coil
- the IC tag with the sensor is attached to one member of the outer member and the inner member, and the other member is rotated by relative rotation of both members.
- a magnet passing near the sensor may be provided, and the IC tag may use the output of the coil as a power source.
- the magnet may be provided at one place in the circumferential direction or may be equally arranged at a plurality of places.
- the sensor-equipped IC tag may be provided with a counting unit that counts the sensor signal when the magnet passes and stores it in a memory in the IC tag. As a result, the actual number of revolutions can be recorded.
- the sensor-equipped IC tag may be provided with means for converting a signal of the sensor when the magnet passes into a rotation speed and recording it on the IC tag.
- the strength of the magnetic field due to the passage of the magnet at the sensor installation position is recorded and converted into a rotation speed. Thereby, it becomes possible to record the history of the rotation speed.
- the coil and magnet When the coil and magnet are provided, they may be provided on a seal.
- a seal that seals the end of the bearing space between the outer member and the inner member is provided, and this sealing force is applied to the seal element and the other member that are attached to one of the outer member and the inner member.
- the sensor-attached IC tag is attached to one of the V seals, and the magnet is attached to the other seal element.
- the rotation of the wheel bearing device can be detected by the relative rotation of the seal elements attached to the inner and outer members. Since the seal is exposed to the outside of the wheel bearing device, non-contact communication with the IC tag is facilitated by attaching an IC tag to the seal. In addition, when attaching an IC tag or magnet to a seal that can be easily manufactured, compared to attaching the inner member to the part processed through a complicated process such as an outer member, the IC tag can be attached. Is simple.
- the sensor provided in the sensor-equipped IC tag is a temperature sensor. May be.
- the sensor provided in the IC tag with the sensor is a strain sensor, and the sensor is provided at the base of the flange of the member having a wheel mounting flange among the outer member and the inner member. With IC tag can be attached.
- the root part of the wheel mounting flange is a part with severe load conditions as a wheel bearing device.
- the inner member is composed of a hub ring and an inner ring fitted on the outer periphery of the hub ring
- the root portion of the wheel mounting flange of the hub ring is a place where load conditions are severe.
- a strain sensor of an IC tag with a sensor can be attached to such a location, and the magnitude and number of stresses received can be recorded.
- the sensor provided in the IC tag with sensor is a strain sensor, and the flange of the member having a flange to which a wheel and a brake rotor of the outer member and the inner member are attached is attached to the flange.
- the sensor-attached IC tag may be mounted in a range between the force near the center of the radial direction and the outer diameter end.
- the vibration of the brake judder that is, the flange surface during braking can be recorded.
- a seal is provided for sealing both ends of the bearing space between the outer member and the inner member, and the sensor-attached IC tag is installed between the seal and the rolling surface.
- the sensor of the IC tag with sensor may be a water detection sensor.
- the wheel bearing device has water intrusion into the bearing depending on the use condition of the automobile. It is difficult for conventional bearings to identify the route and timing of this water intrusion. For example, even if water enters and grease deteriorates, if water evaporates, the fact of water intrusion cannot be known. As in the above configuration, if a water detection sensor is installed on an IC tag with a sensor and the water detection sensor is placed at a location that is the main path of water intrusion, the ingress of water can be monitored, and at which stage it entered, The number of intrusions etc. can be recorded as a history and confirmed during inspection.
- the IC tag with sensor has a power supply circuit that uses the power obtained by non-contact communication of the IC tag as driving power for the sensor, and if the operating power exceeds a predetermined value, Sensor input processing means for taking in sensor input and performing predetermined storage processing is provided,
- a power supply means for supplying power to the IC tag by non-contact communication at all times or when a predetermined condition is satisfied may be provided in the wheel bearing device or in a vehicle to which the wheel bearing device is attached.
- the wheel bearing device includes an outer member having a double row rolling surface on an inner periphery, an inner member having a rolling surface facing the rolling surface,
- a detection target of the wheel bearing device is detected.
- An IC tag with an external input terminal that is equipped with a sensor unit and allows non-contact communication and has an input terminal different from the non-contact communication path is provided, and the signal of the sensor unit is provided at the input terminal of this IC tag. A line is connected.
- the IC tag is not equipped with a sensor, but the output of the sensor can be used for vehicle control purposes, etc., and can be left as a history in the IC tag. For this reason, the history of the use of the wheel bearing device can be confirmed at the time of subsequent inspections, which can be used for determining the life of periodic inspections.
- the quality control method for a wheel bearing according to the second configuration of the present invention uses the wheel bearing device and records and manages predetermined information related to the wheel bearing on the IC tag.
- the predetermined information includes identification information, information related to quality control, or information indicating a usage situation.
- the manufacturing history can be easily and immediately known without disassembling the bearing, and a periodic inspection or the like can be dealt with promptly and appropriately.
- the quality control method for a wheel bearing includes a process of attaching the IC tag to the wheel bearing, and an IC tag attached to the wheel bearing.
- the reading of the IC tag in the use process is performed using a tag reader while the wheel bearing is attached to the automobile, and information processing means integrated with the tag reader.
- the information processing means connected to the tag reader by wire or wireless may include a process for determining whether or not the bearing is a predetermined inspection target.
- the tag reader can be brought close to the wheel bearing at any time after shipment.
- the recorded information of the IC tag can be read and the predetermined information can be confirmed. If the tag reader has information such as the range of bearings to be inspected, bearing information can be obtained from the read information. Therefore, without disassembling the wheel bearings from the automobile, for example, a service person can ask the customer, obtain information on the bearings at the time of refueling at a gas station, etc., and confirm the predetermined information on the spot.
- the wheel bearing quality control method according to the present invention includes the following first to fifth wheel bearing quality control methods.
- a quality control method for a first wheel bearing according to the present invention includes a step of attaching the IC tag to the wheel bearing with respect to any of a plurality of component parts constituting the wheel bearing.
- the IC tag is attached to the non-mechanical finish surface of the forged product among the plurality of element products after the processing of the surface is completed.
- the manufacturing information of each manufacturing process after forging in the forged product may be recorded in the tag in each manufacturing process.
- members that become hub rings, inner rings, or outer rings are generally manufactured by forging.
- This forged product is turned at places where shape and dimensional accuracy are required, and is not on the rolling surface.
- grinding, polishing, etc. are performed, but there are also surfaces that are left in the forged state or subjected to shot blasting and the like and not subjected to machining such as turning.
- each manufacturing process after forging generally includes a heat treatment process, a turning process, and a grinding process, and manufacturing information of each process is attached to the forged product for each process. You can record it on the IC tag.
- the IC tag may be attached to a plurality of component products, and manufacturing information for each component product to which each IC tag is attached may be recorded on each IC tag.
- This element product may be a sub-assembly such as a sensor composed of a plurality of components.
- the wheel bearing has a sensor for detecting a detection target for the wheel bearing
- information about the wheel bearing may be recorded in the sensor-related component at the time of inspection of the sensor.
- the sensor is, for example, a rotation sensor provided for controlling an anti-rotch bouquet system.
- the sensor when a sensor such as a rotation sensor is provided, the sensor is generally inspected at the time of shipment. Therefore, information such as initial performance at the time of shipment can be recorded on the IC tag during the inspection. The recorded information can be read at any time when investigation is required.
- the predetermined bearing information relating to the wheel bearing is stored in association with the wheel bearing identification information, and the stored contents are identified.
- Information reading and utilization process in which information recorded in the manufacturing process is confirmed at any time after shipment by reading the recorded information of the IC tag and using the read information or the information obtained by comparing the read information with the database. Including.
- a third wheel bearing quality control method provides a wheel using the wheel bearing, a database that stores predetermined manufacturing information, and can extract the stored contents, and the IC tag.
- the process of confirming the information about the wheel bearing from the recorded information of the IC tag and from the read information or the information obtained by comparing the read information with the database and including.
- the quality control method for the first wheel bearing is a method in which the IC tag is attached to the wheel bearing and traceability relating to quality control is made possible only from the record information of the IC tag. Therefore, a method including the following process may be used.
- This quality control method uses an IC tag that can record and read information in a non-contact manner for wheel bearings. From the purchase of materials related to wheel bearings, at least one process of forging and turning, heat treatment It is a quality control method for managing wheel bearings by recording predetermined manufacturing information such as manufacturing processes, grinding processes, etc. and inspection.
- the IC tag attached to this wheel bearing is not shipped before shipment or customer delivery.
- the quality control method for the second wheel bearing is a method that enables traceability related to quality control using the IC tag and database attached to the wheel bearing. Including the following steps:
- This quality control method is applied to wheel bearings, and is related to identification information from purchasing materials related to the wheel bearings, at least one of forging and turning processes, heat treatment process, grinding process, and other manufacturing processes, and A quality control method for storing wheel manufacturing using a database capable of storing predetermined manufacturing information leading to an inspection and extracting the stored content from the identification information, and the IC tag,
- the identification information about the wheel bearing is recorded on the IC tag attached to the wheel bearing at the time of shipment according to the database or at the time of delivery to the customer, and the manufacturing of the wheel bearing is performed.
- the third wheel bearing quality control method is a method that enables traceability related to quality control using the IC tag and database attached to the wheel bearing. Including.
- This quality control method is applied to wheel bearings and is associated with identification information, from the purchase of materials related to the wheel bearings to at least one of forging and turning processes, heat treatment processes, grinding processes, and other manufacturing processes, and A quality control method for storing wheel manufacturing using a database capable of storing predetermined manufacturing information leading to an inspection and extracting the stored content from the identification information, and the IC tag,
- the identification information about the wheel bearing is written in the IC tag attached to the wheel bearing at the time of shipment or delivery to the customer according to the database, and the date of manufacture of the wheel bearing is A process of recording at least one of the following information: manufacturing location, grease brand, gap between component parts, quality assurance period, handling precautions,
- the recorded information of the IC tag is read and obtained from the read information, or obtained by collating the database with the read information as a key. From the information obtained, it is possible to confirm the purchased materials, the manufacturing process, the processing conditions, and the inspection results. You can also check the date of manufacture recorded on the IC tag, the manufacturing location, the brand of the enclosed grease, the gap between the component parts, the quality assurance period, and the handling precautions. These production dates, production locations, brands of encapsulated grease, gaps between component parts, quality assurance period, handling precautions, etc. should be collated with a database that is often desired immediately in various situations.
- the ability to read the IC tag power directly is convenient in terms of equipment and labor.
- the quality of grease deteriorates over time, if the grease brand is filled with the date of manufacture, it can be used as it is at the time of customer delivery, etc., and it is necessary to replace the grease. This eliminates concerns about accidentally delivering old grease-filled parts to customers.
- the gap between the component parts is a radial gap or the like in a rolling bearing.
- the following process may be included in any of the first to third wheel bearing quality control methods. That is, predetermined manufacturing information from the purchase of the material of the element of the wheel bearing to at least one of forging and turning, heat treatment, and grinding is prepared for each lot number of the element.
- the manufacturing information to be recorded on the IC tag for the manufacturing process includes at least one of processing condition information and material information in at least one of the manufacturing processes.
- the IC tag for the manufacturing process is made from material purchase to forging. If manufacturing information from the manufacturing process, heat treatment process, and grinding process is recorded for each process on the IC tag for the manufacturing process prepared for each lot number of the component parts, it will be compared with the case where it is recorded on the handwritten slip. Detailed information can be recorded, and unlike the case where it is input to the terminal power database, for example, the place to input information is an IC tag, so it can be visually recognized, the input work is clear, and errors are not likely to occur. .
- Recording of manufacturing information at the time of manufacturing the component product may be performed in a database. That is, in the present invention, in any one of the first to third wheel bearing quality control methods, at least one of the process of forging and turning the material for the element of the wheel bearing is purchased.
- a process of recording on an IC tag attached to the wheel bearing may be included.
- the fourth quality control method for wheel bearings in this invention is a quality control method for wheel bearings that is individually inspected.
- This quality control method for wheel bearings includes multiple types of element products manufactured through the forging, turning process, heat treatment process, and grinding process, which are at least one of the following processes: from material purchase to forging and turning.
- a quality control method for wheel bearings to be assembled including the following steps (1) to (4) for each of the above-mentioned component products, and taking the steps described below for the wheel bearing assembled with each of the component products. .
- the IC tag for each material lot or the IC for each material lot The tag record information is taken over, and IC tags are prepared for each forging and turning lot, and the information obtained in the forging 'turning lot number and forging' turning process for the corresponding forging 'turning lot' is recorded on these IC tags. The process of doing.
- the IC tag for each forging 'turning lot' or the IC tag's record information for this 'forging' turning lot is taken over, and the IC tag is prepared for each heat treatment lot.
- An IC tag is attached to each wheel bearing assembled with each of the above-mentioned components from before assembly to after assembly, and the IC tag attached to this wheel bearing has a serial number unique to each wheel bearing, and At least the production number is recorded among the record information of the IC tag after the inspection process of each component used for the wheel bearing.
- the database records the IC tag record information after the inspection process of each element used for the wheel bearing and the inspection information after completion of the wheel bearing.
- each of the material purchasing, forging & turning process, heat treatment process, and grinding process is roughly divided into the material purchasing power and the completion of the element product. It may include a process that does not correspond to a process name when there are a number of process data. For example, when turning after forging and performing heat treatment, the turning step is included in the forging step.
- the forging ⁇ : process, the heat treatment process, and the grinding process are performed.
- the processing condition information may be recorded.
- the forging and turning processes and the heat treatment process are performed.
- the material purchasing power of each component product Inspection after completion of wheel bearings The history information up to the contents is stored in the database, and the manufacturing number is recorded on the IC tag attached to the wheel bearing. By checking the manufacturing number against the database, the history information is stored in the wheel bearing. And one-to-one relationship management. Since the information generated for each process of each component is recorded together with the lot number in the IC tag prepared for each lot for each process, detailed history information can be managed.
- the information for each process is recorded on an IC tag prepared for each lot of the process, more detailed information can be recorded as compared with the case of recording on a handwritten slip, and for example, the terminal power is input to the computer.
- the place where information should be input is an IC tag, it can be visually recognized, the input work becomes clear, and errors are unlikely to occur.
- this record information is held in the IC tag, so the burden on the computer is light. Management becomes easy. For this reason, more detailed information can be managed easily.
- the serial number of the wheel bearing is recorded on an IC tag attached to the wheel bearing. This IC tag is used for various purposes after manufacture, for example, shipping management, distribution management, customer management, maintenance pipes. It can be used for reasoning.
- the fifth wheel bearing quality control method according to the present invention is a wheel bearing quality control method inspected for each lot.
- This quality control method for wheel bearings is assembled including a plurality of types of components manufactured through the forging process, the heat treatment process, and the grinding process, which are at least one of the forging and turning processes from the purchase of materials.
- the steps (1) to (3) are the same as the quality management method for the fourth wheel bearing, but will be described again.
- the IC tag for each material lot or the record information of the IC tag for this material lot is taken over, and the IC tag is prepared for each forging and turning lot.
- the IC tag for each forging lot or the IC tag record information for each forging lot is taken over, and the IC tag is prepared for each heat treatment lot.
- the IC tag information for each heat treatment lot or the IC tag record information for this heat treatment lot is taken over, and the IC tag is prepared for each grinding lot.
- An IC tag is attached to each wheel bearing assembled with each of the above components while the pre-assembly force is also after assembly, and the IC lot attached to this wheel bearing is used for the production lot number and the wheel bearing.
- the control is performed for each production lot of wheel bearings and is not one-to-one control, but other matters are described in the first quality control method for wheel bearings.
- Each action and effect can be obtained. Collation against the database is performed using the lot number obtained by the IC tag force attached to the wheel bearing.
- the IC tag prepared for each material lot, the IC tag prepared for each forging lot, and the IC tag prepared for each heat treatment process are the same container type containing a plurality of materials of the same material lot. It can be attached to containers containing multiple forging lot components and containers containing the same heat treatment lot components.
- the IC tag can be attached directly to the container. You may attach to the tag for making it recognize automatically.
- the attachment of the IC tag to the container may be a detachable attachment.
- the IC tag prepared for each lot can always be moved together with the components, and handling of the IC tag is easy.
- information can be recorded on the IC tag along the conveyance route of the component products.
- the wheel bearing is an element product different from the element product manufactured through at least one of the forging and turning processes, the heat treatment process, and the grinding process.
- the information on the separate components may be recorded in the database in association with the production number or lot number after assembling the wheel bearing. As a result, information on other components can also be obtained after the wheel bearing is completed.
- the component manufactured through at least one of the forging and turning processes, the heat treatment process, and the grinding process is the outer ring, the inner ring, and the rolling element. Or an outer ring, an inner ring, a hub ring, and a rolling element.
- Other components that do not go through these processes include cages and seals.
- the sensor and sensor-related parts are also separate components.
- the assembly date of the wheel bearing is recorded on the IC tag attached to the wheel bearing. It is preferable.
- information such as the location from the shipment of the wheel bearing to the delivery to the customer may be recorded on the IC tag attached to the wheel bearing. This facilitates shipping management, distribution management, customer management, maintenance management, and so on.
- FIG. 2 is a circuit block diagram of an IC tag with a sensor used in the wheel bearing device.
- FIG. 3 is a circuit block diagram of an example of a general IC tag.
- FIG. 5 is a partial cross-sectional view of a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a circuit block diagram of an IC tag with a sensor for use in the wheel bearing device of the embodiment.
- FIG. 8 is a partial sectional view of a fifth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a circuit block diagram of an IC tag with a sensor used in the wheel bearing device of the same embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is a partial cross-sectional view of a sixth embodiment of the present invention.
- ⁇ 11 It is a partial sectional view of a seventh embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a partial cross-sectional view of an eighth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a partial cross-sectional view of a ninth embodiment of the present invention.
- a partial cross-sectional view of a wheel bearing showing an example of a wheel bearing to be managed by the quality control method according to the tenth embodiment of the present invention.
- ⁇ 16 It is a partial cross-sectional view of an example of a wheel bearing according to a twelfth embodiment.
- FIG. 18 is a partial sectional view of an example of a wheel bearing according to a fourteenth embodiment.
- FIG. 19 is a partial front view of a cage in an example of a wheel bearing according to a fifteenth embodiment. ⁇ 20] A partial cross-sectional view of the vicinity of a sensor installation portion in the example of the wheel bearing according to the sixteenth embodiment. FIG. 21 is an enlarged front view of the sensor.
- FIG. 22 is a partially enlarged side view of the sensor mounting ring.
- FIG. 23 is a cross-sectional view of each example of the seal in the example of the wheel bearing according to the sixteenth embodiment.
- FIG. 24 is an explanatory diagram showing the relationship between an IC tag and a tag communicator.
- FIG. 25 is a block diagram of a circuit example of an IC tag.
- FIG. 26 is an explanatory diagram of an example of how to read an IC tag.
- FIG. 27 is a cross-sectional view of an example of a wheel bearing according to a seventeenth embodiment.
- FIG. 28 is an explanatory diagram of a quality control method for wheel bearings according to a fourteenth embodiment.
- FIG. 29 is an explanatory diagram showing a hub wheel manufacturing process and an IC tag mounting process in the quality control method for the bearing for the wheel.
- FIG. 30 is an explanatory diagram relating to management of component parts in the quality control method for the bearing for the wheel.
- FIG. 31 is an explanatory diagram relating to management by other methods of component parts in the quality control method for the wheel bearing.
- FIG. 32 is an explanatory diagram showing changes in the recorded contents of each IC tag.
- FIG. 33 is a conceptual explanatory diagram of a recording form on an IC tag during a manufacturing process of an element product.
- FIG. 34 is an explanatory diagram showing a relationship between a database and an IC tag.
- FIG. 35 is an explanatory diagram of the manufacturing process of each component of the wheel bearing.
- FIG. 36 is an explanatory diagram of another example of the manufacturing process of each component of the wheel bearing.
- FIG. 37 is an explanatory view showing the concept of the container for the element product and the form of writing to the IC tag.
- This wheel bearing device is an example of a third generation inner ring rotating type.
- the side closer to the outer side in the vehicle width direction of the vehicle when attached to the vehicle is referred to as the outboard side
- the side closer to the center in the vehicle width direction is referred to as the inboard side.
- the left side is the outboard side and the right side force S import side.
- This wheel bearing device is obtained by attaching an IC tag 9 and a magnet 10 to a wheel bearing A.
- the wheel bearing A includes an outer member (outer ring) 1 having a double-row rolling surface 5 on the inner periphery, An inner member 2 having a rolling surface 6 facing the rolling surface 5 and a double row rolling element 3 interposed between the facing rolling surfaces 5, 6 of these outer members 1, 2 . Both ends of the bearing space between the outer member 1 and the inner member 2 are sealed with seals 7 and 8.
- This wheel bearing device is a double-row angular ball bearing type, the rolling surfaces 5 and 6 are circular in cross section, and the raceway surfaces 5 and 6 are formed so that the contact angles are back to back. ing.
- the rolling element 3 has a ball force and is held by the cage 4 for each row.
- the outer member 1 is a member on the fixed side, is also an integral member, and is fixed to a knuckle (not shown) or the like of the suspension device.
- the outer member 1 has a vehicle body mounting flange la on the outer periphery for fixing to the knuckle.
- the outer member 1 is a forged product.
- the inner member 2 has a hub ring 2A and an inner ring 2B force fitted to the outer periphery of the inboard side end of the hub ring 2A, and the rolling surfaces 6 of the respective rows are formed on the hub ring 2A and the inner ring 2B.
- the hub wheel 2A has a wheel mounting flange 2Aa on the outboard side of the outer member 1, and a wheel (not shown) is overlapped with the brake rotor on this flange 2Aa by a plurality of bolts in the circumferential direction. Mounted.
- the inner ring 2B is fixed in the axial direction by a caulking portion 2Ab provided at the inboard side end of the hub ring 2A.
- the hub ring 2A and the inner ring 2B are both forged products.
- the inboard-side seal 8 is a combination type consisting of a first seal element 8A attached to the inner surface of the outer member 1 and a second seal element 8B attached to the outer periphery of the inner member 2. It is a seal.
- the second seal element 8B is a slinger, and is a metal having an L-shaped cross section composed of a cylindrical portion 8Ba and a standing plate portion 8Bb extending to the outer periphery of one end thereof. It consists of members.
- the first seal element 8A includes a cored bar 8Aa and an elastic member 8Ab, and the elastic member 8Ab has a plurality of lips 8Aba whose tips are in sliding contact with the second seal element 8B.
- the IC tag 9 with sensor is attached to the second seal element 8B of the seal 8 on the inboard side, and the magnet 10 is attached to the first seal element 8A so as to face the IC tag 9 with sensor.
- the magnets 10 may be provided only at one place, or may be provided equally at multiple places in the circumferential direction of the sealing element 8A.
- the magnet 10 may be provided in a ring shape and have a plurality of magnetic poles arranged in the circumferential direction.
- Fig. 1 (B) I with sensor
- the C tag 9 may be attached to the first seal element 8A, and the magnet 10 may be attached to the second seal element 8B so as to face it.
- the positions of the sensor-attached IC tag 9 and the magnet 10 in the figure may be interchanged.
- the sensor-attached IC tag 9 is obtained by adding a sensor 11 made of a coil as shown in Fig. 2 to an RFID tag using RFID technology, and integrating the whole with a resin mold or the like.
- This sensor-attached IC tag 9 has an IC chip 12 and an antenna 13 similar to the general RFID tag shown in FIG.
- the IC chip 12 includes a central processing unit (CPU) 14, a memory 15, a transmission / reception circuit 16, and a power supply circuit 17, and the power supply circuit 17 obtains power from the antenna 13.
- a memory 15 that does not require a power source is used for storing information.
- the RFID tag has a type that uses electrostatic coupling, electromagnetic coupling, electromagnetic induction, microwave, light, etc. as a transmission method.
- the IC tag with sensor 9 of this embodiment also uses any of the above transmission types. However, here, an electromagnetic induction type or a microwave type is used.
- the transmission / reception circuit 16 and the antenna 13 are configured according to the transmission format.
- This sensor-equipped IC tag 9 is provided with an input processing means 18 for inputting a signal to the CPU 14 through an input system different from the non-contact communication path from the antenna 13 in the basic configuration of the RFID tag,
- the sensor 11 is connected to the input processing means 18.
- the input processing means 18 is a means for processing the voltage waveform of the sensor 11 into a pulse signal.
- the input processing means 18 may further include an input port function for controlling the input signal in accordance with a command from the CPU 14. Note that, depending on the type of the sensor 11, the input processing means 18 may have a function as an AZD converter that converts an analog signal serving as a sensor output into digital data.
- the power supply circuit 17 uses the electromotive force of the sensor 11 formed of a coil as a power supply in addition to the power obtained from the antenna 13.
- the sensor-attached IC tag 9 is provided with sensor input processing means 19 that performs predetermined processing on the data input from the sensor 11 via the input processing means 18 and records the data in the memory 15. .
- the sensor input processing means 19 includes a program for causing the CPU 14 to perform a predetermined operation, and is provided in a ROM (not shown) in which a program for controlling the CPU 14 is described, another ROM, or the like.
- the sensor input processing means 19 includes a counting means 19a and a rotation speed conversion means 19b.
- the counting means 19a is a means for counting the signal of the sensor 11 when the magnet 10 passes and storing it in the memory 15 in the IC tag 9, and records the integrated value of the ON signal.
- the rotation speed conversion means 19b is a means for converting the signal of the sensor 11 when the magnet 10 has passed into a rotation speed and recording it in the memory 15 of the IC tag 9.
- the count value of the sensor signal is calculated every predetermined time. Divide by time to obtain speed data. It is preferable to record all the speed data as long as the capacity of the memory 15 is sufficient. However, it is preferable to record the speed data by increasing the sampling interval or recording only when the speed exceeds the set speed. May be saved.
- the sensor-attached IC tag 9 is provided, and the detection signal of the sensor 11 is input through an input system different from the non-contact communication path.
- the detected actual use situation can be recorded in the IC tag 9 as a history. Therefore, it is possible to know the usage history of the wheel bearing device, which can be used for periodic inspections, elucidation of deficiencies, calculation of remaining life, and future improvements.
- the sensor 11 since the sensor 11 is a coil, an electromotive force is generated in the sensor 11 due to the rotation.
- This electromotive force can be used to drive the IC tag 9, and the rotation of the wheel bearing device can be detected by the electromotive force generated every time the magnet 11 passes.
- the signal of the sensor 11 when the magnet 11 passes is counted by the counting means 19a and recorded in the memory 15.
- the rotation speed conversion means 19b records the strength of the magnetic field due to the passage of the magnet 10 and converts it into a rotation speed. Thereby, it becomes possible to record the history of the rotation speed.
- the IC tag 9 is provided on the seal 8, and the seal 8 is exposed to the outside of the wheel bearing device. Therefore, non-contact communication with the IC tag 9 is performed. easy. Also, the sensor 11 and the magnet 10 are attached to the seal 8 that is easily manufactured compared to the case where it is attached to parts processed through complicated processes such as the outer member 1, hub ring 2A, inner ring 2B, etc. The mounting work can be easily performed.
- the IC tag with sensor 9 and the magnet 10 are attached to the seal 8 in the first embodiment.
- the IC tag with sensor 9 may be attached to the outer member 1
- the magnet 10 may be attached to the inner member 2 so as to face it.
- an IC tag 9 with a sensor is attached to the end face of the outer member 1 on the outboard side, and a magnet 10 May be attached.
- FIG. 6 and 7 show a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- an IC tag with sensor 9A having a temperature sensor 11A shown in FIG. 7 is attached to the wheel bearing device inside the bearing space.
- the sensor-attached IC tag 9A is attached to the outer diameter surface of the inner member 2 between the rolling surfaces 6 and 6 in both rows, for example.
- the sensor-attached IC tag 9A receives signals from the antenna 13 through the input system different from the non-contact communication path.
- the input processing means 18A is provided, and the temperature sensor 11A is connected to the input processing means 18A.
- the input processing means 18A is, for example, an AZD modification.
- the sensor-attached IC tag 9A is provided with sensor input processing means 19A which takes in the input of the temperature sensor 11A and performs a predetermined storing process in the memory 15.
- the sensor input processing means 19A has a program power for controlling the CPU 14, and is recorded in a ROM (not shown) or the like in the sensor-equipped IC tag 9A.
- the sensor input processing means 19A operates if there is operating power exceeding a predetermined voltage, and takes measures when power is insufficient.
- the temperature sensor 11A generally requires a power source. Therefore, the driving power is obtained from the power supply circuit 17 built in the IC tag with sensor 9A.
- the power supply circuit 17 is obtained by non-contact communication from the antenna 13 and drives the CPU 14 and the transmission / reception circuit 16, and is provided with a capacitor (not shown) or the like that can store electricity for driving the sensor 11A. Yes.
- Power supply means 20 (Fig. 6) is provided.
- the power supply means 20 is provided in, for example, a tire or a mouse.
- a terminal (not shown) that can be connected to the power supply circuit 17 of FIG. 7 is provided, and a battery or a generator is connected to the terminal by wiring connection. You may continue.
- a generator when a power generation type rotation detector (not shown) for controlling the anti-lock brake system is provided in the wheel bearing device, the electromotive force can be used.
- Other configurations in the fourth embodiment are the same as those in the first embodiment shown in FIGS.
- an IC tag 9B with a strain sensor 11B is provided in place of the IC tag 9A with a temperature sensor 11A in the embodiment shown in FIGS.
- IC tag 9B with sensor with strain sensor is attached to the base of flange 2Aa of hub ring 2A.
- the IC tag 9B with strain sensor 11B is obtained by providing a strain sensor 11B as shown in FIG. 9 in place of the temperature sensor 11A in the IC tag 9A with temperature sensor of FIG.
- Other configurations in the fifth embodiment are the same as those in the fourth embodiment shown in FIGS.
- the root portion of the wheel mounting flange 2Aa of the hub wheel 2A serves as a portion having severe load conditions as a wheel bearing device. Attach the strain sensor 11B of the IC tag 9B with sensor to such a location, and record the magnitude and number of stresses received. This makes it possible to read the records during periodic inspections and replace the wheel bearing device before reaching the fatigue limit.
- FIG. 10 shows a sixth embodiment of the present invention.
- an IC tag 9B with a strain sensor is attached to the flange 2Aa of the hub wheel 2A.
- the mounting position of the IC tag with sensor 9B is the outer edge of the flange 2Aa on the inboard side.
- the force near the center in the radial direction of the flange 2Aa may also be in the range up to the outer diameter edge, not necessarily the outer diameter edge.
- a recess 21 may be provided in the flange 2Aa, and an IC tag 9B with a sensor may be attached in the recess 21.
- the recess 21 may be a through hole. These openings 21 can use a portion of the flange 2A that steals the flesh for light weight.
- a brake rotor 22 is attached to the hub wheel 2A together with a wheel (not shown) by a bolt 23 for wheel attachment.
- the bolt 23 is press-fitted into a press-fitting hole 24 that penetrates the flange 2A.
- the brake rotor 22 can be a brake drum or a brake drum. May be. Other configurations in this embodiment are the same as those in the fifth embodiment shown in FIGS.
- the IC tag 9B with a sensor with a strain sensor may be installed at the base of the wheel mounting bolt 23, for example.
- the magnitude and number of stresses received can be recorded on the IC tag with sensor 9B.
- the wheel bearing device can be used before the fatigue limit of the bolt 23 is reached. Can be replaced.
- the maximum stress position can be confirmed.
- the contact angle can be confirmed.
- FIG. 12 shows an eighth embodiment of the present invention.
- an IC tag 9C with a sensor having a water detection sensor (not shown) is provided. It is a thing.
- the IC tag with water sensor 9 C is the same as the IC tag with sensor 9A shown in FIG. 7 except that a water detection sensor is provided instead of the temperature sensor 11A.
- the mounting position of the IC tag with water sensor 9C is in the bearing space between the outer member 1 and the inner member 2.
- the inner peripheral surface of the outer member 1 and the outer peripheral surface of the inner member 2 between the seals 7 and 8 and the rolling surfaces 5 and 6 are used.
- Other configurations in this embodiment are the same as those in the fourth embodiment shown in FIGS.
- the history of water intrusion into the bearing can be recorded in the IC tag 9C.
- the bearing device for a wheel has water intrusion into the bearing. It is difficult for conventional bearings to identify the route and timing of this water intrusion. For example, even if water intrudes and grease deteriorates, if water evaporates, the fact of water intrusion is not clear.
- a water detection sensor is installed in the IC tag 9C with sensor to If a water detection sensor is placed at a certain location, water intrusion can be monitored, and at which stage the intrusion force or the number of intrusions can be recorded as a history and confirmed during periodic inspections, etc.
- FIG. 13 shows a ninth embodiment of the present invention.
- a sensor unit 25 for detecting the detection target of the wheel bearing device is attached. It is equipped with an IC tag 9D that records 25 sensor outputs.
- the IC tag 9D in this case has an external input terminal 9Da different from the non-contact communication path, in addition to the general RFID tag shown in FIG. 3 capable of non-contact communication. is there.
- the IC tag 9D with an external input terminal is provided by being connected to a signal line that transmits a force provided in the sensor unit 25 or a signal of the sensor unit 25 to an ECU (electric control unit) 26 of the automobile.
- the sensor 25a in the sensor unit 25 is a rotation sensor or a displacement sensor. Other configurations in this embodiment are the same as those in the first embodiment shown in FIG.
- the IC tag 9D is not provided with a sensor, but the output of the sensor 25a can be used for vehicle control purposes or the like and can be left in the IC tag 9D as a history. For this reason, the history of the use of the wheel bearing device can be confirmed at the time of subsequent inspections, which can be used for determining the service life in periodic inspections.
- the present invention can be applied to any generation type. Further, although each of the above embodiments has been described as applied to an inner ring rotating type wheel bearing device, the present invention can also be applied to an outer ring rotating type wheel bearing device.
- FIG. 14 is a tenth embodiment showing an example of a wheel bearing A to be managed by the quality control method of the present invention. The same parts as those of the wheel bearing device shown in FIG. The detailed explanation is omitted.
- the hub wheel 2A has wheel mounting flanges 39 on the outer periphery of the outboard side of the outer ring 1, and bolt press-fitting holes 40 are provided at a plurality of locations in the circumferential direction of the flange 39.
- a wheel mounting bolt 41 is press-fitted into each bolt press-fit hole 40.
- a brake pilot 42 and a wheel pilot 43 are provided on the outboard side of the flange 39 of the hub wheel 2A.
- the hub wheel 2A has an inner diameter hole 44, and a stem portion (not shown) of the outer ring of the constant velocity universal joint is inserted into the inner diameter hole 44 and is spline-fitted.
- the inner member 2 and the constant velocity universal joint outer ring are rotatably coupled to the body by tightening a nut screwed into a male thread portion at the tip of the stem portion.
- a non-contact communication type IC tag 9E is attached to the inner member 2 of the wheel bearing A.
- the mounting position of the IC tag 9E is the outboard side end face 2Aa on the inner diameter side of the wheel pilot 43 of the hub wheel 2A.
- this end surface 2Aa is the seating surface of a nut (not shown) for coupling with the constant velocity universal joint outer ring, the end surface 2Aa should be installed in the range excluding the seating surface.
- the IC tag 9E is attached to the surface of the end face 2Aa by pasting.
- the IC tag 9E will be specifically described with reference to FIGS. 24 and 25. Reading / writing information to / from the IC tag 9E is performed by the tag communicator 50. If the IC tag 9E is of a type that allows both reading and writing, an IC tag reader Z writer is used as the tag communicator 50. If the IC tag 9E is a read-only device, the tag communicator A tag reader with no writing function is used as 50. The tag communication device 50 has an antenna 51 that faces the IC tag 9E. The IC tag 9E can record and read information without contact, or cannot be overwritten.
- the IC tag 9E includes an IC chip (an integrated circuit chip) 52 and an antenna 53.
- the IC chip 52 and the antenna 53 are integrally surrounded by, for example, a grease (not shown).
- a grease not shown
- IC tag 9E there are various types, shapes, and sizes of IC tag 9E, in addition to strips and plates, for example, square and spheres with a size of less than lmm.
- IC tag 9E that is formed directly on the object by printing. Although there are various storage capacities, it may be selected appropriately according to the application and the size and type of the packaging container to be attached.
- IC tag 9E for example, an RFID tag using RFID technology can be used.
- RFID-type IC tags use electrostatic coupling, electromagnetic coupling, electromagnetic induction, microwave, light, etc. as transmission methods There is a type that uses, and any of these types may be used. For example, an electromagnetic induction type or a microwave type is used.
- FIG. 25 shows a specific circuit example of the IC tag 9E.
- the IC chip 52 of the IC tag 9E has a central processing unit (CPU) 54, a memory 55, a transmission / reception circuit 56, and a power supply circuit 57.
- the power supply circuit 57 is assumed to obtain power from the antenna 53.
- As the memory 55 a memory that does not require a power source is used.
- the IC tag 9E is attached to the components that make up this bearing device, so identification information such as the lot number and manufacturing number of the wheel bearing A can be recorded, and the IC tag 9E It is also possible to record manufacturing history information. Manufacturing history information includes manufacturing location, date of manufacture, processing condition information, post-processing dimensions, and other various inspection results. Information on preload may be recorded on the IC tag 9E. Since an IC tag of non-contact communication type is used, by using an appropriate IC tag communication device 50, with the wheel bearing A attached to the vehicle, for example, as shown in FIG. 26, the IC tag 9E Record information can be read. Therefore, it is easy to know the information you want to know about wheel bearings during regular inspections and other needs.
- the tag communicator 50 is provided with an information processing means 50b for processing the result of the read information of the IC tag 9E in addition to the tag reader unit 50a that performs communication, the power that is a predetermined inspection target product can be determined from the manufacturing number. You can also determine whether or not you are on the spot. In addition, if a large-capacity IC tag 9E is used, all the manufacturing histories of each component constituting the wheel bearing A can be stored in the IC tag 9E. In that case, it is possible to easily read out the manufacturing history of the wheel bearing A without checking the database or the like.
- the mounting position force of the IC tag 9E is the outboard side end surface 2Aa on the inner diameter side of the wheel pilot 43 of the hub wheel 2A that is a forged product. Since this surface 2 Aa is a surface that will not be turned later, the IC tag 9E can be attached immediately after the forging of the hub wheel 2A. However, when shot blasting is performed immediately after forging, IC tag 9E is attached after that. As a result, the history of all processes after forging, for example, primary turning, induction hardening, secondary turning, polishing, etc., can be recorded and retained each time. Heat treatment is performed to harden the rolling surface 6, but induction hardening is used, so even if the IC tag 9E is attached immediately after forging, the effect of the heat treatment is not transmitted to the IC tag 9E. I can do it.
- this outboard side end surface 2Aa is a surface facing the outside of the vehicle with the wheel bearing A attached to the vehicle, so that the tag communicator 50, etc., remains attached to the vehicle.
- the stored information can be easily read by bringing the two close to each other.
- FIG. 15 shows an eleventh embodiment of the wheel bearing A to be managed by the quality control method of the invention.
- the hub wheel 2A is provided with a tag mounting recess 45, and this tag mounting recess 4 5 IC tag 9E is installed inside.
- the insulating member 46 is a member made of resin, for example, as long as a gap that does not cause electrical interference between the metal and the IC tag 9E is obtained.
- the IC tag 9E may be fixed in the tag mounting recess 45 by a resin mold. Further, after the IC tag 9E is covered with the insulating member 46, the IC tag 9E with the cover may be attached in the tag mounting recess 45.
- an insulating member 46 is provided to cover the inner surface of the tag mounting recess 45, and the IC tag 9E is attached to the insulating member 46 in an embedded state, or the IC tag 9E is insulated.
- the structure covered with the member 46 and embedded in the tag mounting recess 45 is not limited to mounting on the hub wheel 2A, but when mounting the IC tag 9E on metal parts such as the outer ring 1 and the cores of the seals 7 and 8. Can be generally applied to.
- the IC tag 9E may be attached to the side surface on the inboard side of the flange 39 as in the twelfth embodiment shown in FIG. 16, for example. This surface provides a space around the wheel bearing A after it is mounted on the vehicle, and facilitates communication with the IC tag 9E.
- the IC tag 9E may be attached to the outer ring 1 as in the thirteenth embodiment shown in FIG. Mounting position
- the outer peripheral surface on the outboard side is more preferable than the body mounting flange la.
- This outer peripheral surface portion has a space around the wheel bearing after it is mounted on the vehicle, and it is easy to communicate with the IC tag 9E. Since the outer ring 1 is generally a forged product, in this case as well, information on each manufacturing process after forging can be recorded by attaching the IC tag 9 E immediately after forging.
- the IC tag 9E is attached to both the outer ring 1 and the hub ring 2A.
- the outer ring 1 and the outer ring 1 are connected to the IC tag 9E of the outer ring 1 and the nove ring 2A.
- the information after forging of the wheel 2A can be recorded.
- the inner ring 2B is also a forged product, and an IC tag 9E may be attached thereto.
- the IC tag 9E is attached to the end face of the wheel mounting bolt 41 that is press-fitted into the bolt press-fitting hole 40 of the flange 39 of the hub wheel 2A.
- the IC tag 9E is attached to either end of the wheel mounting bolt 41 on either side. In other words, attach the IC tag 9E to either the head or shaft tip.
- the IC tag 9E may be provided on the surface or in an embedded state.
- the end face of the wheel mounting bolt 41 also has a space around the wheel bearing after the wheel bearing is mounted on the vehicle, making it easy to communicate with the IC tag 9E.
- the attachment location of the IC tag 9E may be the cage 4 as in the fifteenth embodiment of FIG. If the cage 4 is made of a synthetic resin, even the IC tag 9E that cannot be directly attached to the metal surface can be attached without any problem.
- the sixteenth embodiment shown in Figs. 20 to 22 and the seventeenth embodiment shown in Fig. 23 (A) are the various types of wheel bearing A, in which the IC tag 9E is attached to the sensor-related parts.
- An example is shown.
- the sixteenth embodiment is an example in which a rotation sensor 48 is provided, but the same applies to a case where a detection target other than rotation, for example, a sensor (not shown) for detecting temperature, load, etc. is provided.
- the encoder 47 is attached to the inner member 2 and the rotation sensor 48 is attached to the outer ring 1 via the sensor cap 49 in the tenth embodiment shown in FIG. is there.
- the encoder 47 is a magnetic encoder composed of a cored bar 47a and a multipolar magnet 47b.
- As the rotation sensor 48 a sensor having a Hall element, a magnetoresistive element, or the like is used.
- the rotation sensor 48 is used for controlling an antilock brake system.
- the inner ring 2B is the same as the tenth embodiment shown in FIG. 14 in other configurations as the force wheel bearing A fixed by the caulking portion 2Ac of the hub ring 2A.
- the IC tag 9E is attached to the encoder 47, the rotation sensor 48, and the mounting parts which are sensor-related parts. May be installed.
- the IC tag 9E may be attached to the sensor cap 49 as in the example of FIG. 20, or the IC tag 9E may be attached to the rotation sensor 48 as in the example of FIG.
- the rotation sensor 48 is attached to the outer ring 1 via the sensor ring 50 as shown in Fig. 22, the IC tag 9E may be attached to the sensor ring 60.
- Sensors such as the rotation sensor 48 are generally inspected at the time of shipment. Therefore, information such as initial performance at the time of shipment can be written to the IC tag 9E at the time of inspection, and it is not necessary to provide a separate writing process, and efficient writing can be performed.
- product information such as model numbers and product lots is displayed on the product itself by stamps, etc., or the power that can be written on the packaging box.
- the content that can be written on the product itself and the packaging box is limited to the minimum.
- FIGS. 23A and 23B show examples in which the IC tag 9E is attached to the seal 8.
- FIG. Each of these examples is a combination type consisting of a seal 8 force fixed side seal 8a and a slinger 8b.
- the fixed side seal 8a is attached to the outer ring 1 of the tenth embodiment shown in FIG. 14, and the rotary side seal 8b is attached to the inner member 2.
- the fixed-side seal 8a includes a cored bar 8aa and an elastic member 8ab such as rubber.
- the rotation-side seal 8b also serves as a core of the encoder 47, and is provided with a multipolar magnet 47b.
- the IC tag 9E is attached to a force that is attached to the end face of the fixed side seal 8a facing the bearing, or to the face of the rotation side seal 8b that faces the outside of the bearing.
- the example attached to each place is shown in the same figure, and the IC tag 9E is shown in two places. Power These two IC tags 9E are provided selectively.
- the elastic member 8ab of the fixed side seal 8a is integrally provided with a portion 8ac extending to the end face of the outer ring 1, and the IC tag 9E is embedded in this portion 8ac.
- the quality control method for the wheel bearing according to the present invention is any generation type wheel of the first to fourth generation types.
- the present invention can also be applied to an outer ring rotation type wheel bearing A1.
- the wheel bearing A1 in the figure has an outer ring 31A and a pair of inner rings 32C, 32C, and rolling elements 33A are interposed between the double-row rolling surfaces 36A, 35A of the inner and outer rings 32C, 31A. Yes.
- the rolling elements 33A in each row are held by a cage 34A. Further, both ends of the bearing space between the inner and outer rings 32C and 31A are sealed with seals 37A and 38A.
- FIG. Fig. 28 shows the stages from the production to disposal of the wheel bearing A and the quality control process using the IC tag 9E at each stage.
- the quality control method for this wheel bearing A consists of attaching the IC tag 9E to the wheel bearing, and the IC tag 9E from the purchase of materials related to the wheel bearing A to the forging process, heat treatment process, grinding process and inspection. This is a method that enables traceability related to quality control of wheel bearings from recorded information that records information and reads the IC tag 9E force.
- the forging process may be a process including turning after forging, or may be a process of performing material force turning without forging.
- This wheel bearing quality control method includes the following IC tag mounting process Rl, manufacturing information recording process R2, and recorded information reading and utilization process R3.
- the IC tag 9E is attached to the wheel bearing A when the wheel bearing A is manufactured or when manufacturing is completed.
- the IC tag 9E is included in one of the component parts 95 that make up the wheel bearing.
- the wheel bearing A may be assembled after mounting, or the IC tag 9E may be mounted on the wheel bearing after the assembly of the wheel bearing A is completed.
- the element 95 is, for example, the outer ring 1, the hub ring 2A, the inner ring 2B, the rolling element 3, etc. in the example of FIG. 14, and these are collectively referred to as the element 95 when it is not necessary to distinguish them. .
- the forging process, heat treatment process, grinding process, and inspection Predetermined manufacturing information is recorded.
- the recorded manufacturing information includes processing condition information in at least one of a forging process, a heat treatment process, and a grinding process.
- the material purchase, forging process, heat treatment process, and grinding process for the wheel bearing A are the material purchase, forging process, heat treatment process, and grinding process for each element 95 of the wheel bearing A.
- the processing condition information includes, for example, the press pressure and cycle time in the forging process, the heat treatment temperature, the heat treatment time, the heat treatment method, etc.
- the manufacturing information in addition to the processing conditions, at least one of the manufacturing date, manufacturing location, enclosed grease brand, gap between component parts, quality assurance period, and handling precautions for the bearing for the wheel is included. It is preferable to record information. It is also preferable to record various inspection results. The various inspection results include the inspection results for each elemental product 95 and the inspection results as finished products. In addition to the manufacturing information, it is preferable to record the identification information of the wheel bearing A.
- the identification information of the wheel bearing A may be individual identification information for each wheel bearing A, for example, a manufacturing number, or may be identification information for each lot of the wheel bearing A, for example, a lot number.
- Manufacturing information may be recorded at once or divided into several times. For example, when the assembly of the wheel bearing A is completed and the finished product is inspected, information on the inspection results and inspection conditions may be recorded, and the remaining manufacturing information may be recorded later. All manufacturing information, including, may be recorded at once.
- the IC tag 9E is mounted on the wheel bearing A. As shown, it may be performed immediately after forging. As described in the example of FIG. 14, the IC tag 9E may be attached immediately after forging if the surface is not subjected to machining after forging. When shot blasting is performed after forging, the IC tag 9E is attached later.
- the hub wheel 2A is manufactured through a process of turning ij, induction heat treatment, and grinding (including polishing or super-finishing), but when the IC tag 9E is attached immediately after forging, each of the subsequent processes is performed. Manufacturing information can be recorded on the IC tag 9E for each process. Since the heat treatment is a high-frequency heat treatment of the rolling contact surface 6, the problem of damaging the attached IC tag 9E by heat can be avoided.
- Fig. 29 shows an example where the element 95 is the hub wheel 2A.
- the IC tag 9E is attached immediately after forging, as with the hub wheel 2A.
- all manufacturing information can be recorded on the IC tag 9E for each process.
- the information recorded in each of the component parts 95 such as the hub wheel 2A in this way is later transferred to the IC tag 9E attached to any one of the element parts 95 of the wheel bearing A. It is possible to read all the information on all the component products 95 with one IC tag 9E.
- the IC tag 9E for recording all the information in that case is preferably a place where the wheel bearing A can be easily read while being attached to the automobile.
- the IC tag 9E of the end face 2Aa on the inner diameter side of the wheel pilot 43 of the hub wheel 2A may be used.
- This process is a process of reading the record information of the IC tag 9E at any time after shipment and confirming at least the processing condition information from the read information.
- the general flow from the completion of wheel bearing A to disposal is as shown in Fig. 28, from assembly completion of wheel bearing A, inspection of finished products, shipment, storage in a warehouse, storage at a sales office. , Customer deliveries (purchased by customer automakers, mounting of wheel bearings in automobiles), car sales routes (or car leasing routes) by customers or sales companies, and purchase and use by automobile users , Disposal. In the case of custom-made products, they may be delivered directly to customers after shipment.
- Reading and using information recorded on IC tag 9E is necessary at any stage after shipment. And the necessary information is read. For example, at the stage of use by the owner of an automobile, the material and performance of the wheel bearing from the IC tag 9E attached to the wheel bearing A at a maintenance shop or the site where the automobile is located, etc. Various information is read and technical analysis is performed. At this time, if the recorded information includes machining condition information that is based on only the material of each elemental product 95 and the inspection result, the cause can be easily and accurately clarified.
- the wheel bearing A attached to the automobile can be kept attached to the automobile, for example, by bringing the tag communicator 50 closer to the automobile as described above with reference to FIG. Therefore, information about wheel bearing A can be obtained easily and quickly.
- information on the inspection target range of the bearing is stored in the information processing means 50b provided in the tag communication device 50, and information on the inspection target range is stored in the information processing means attached to the tag communication device 50.
- information on the inspection target range is stored in the information processing means attached to the tag communication device 50.
- the information on the target range may be, for example, information on the range of the production number, or information on the range of the production year or the production location.
- the tag communicator 50 is of a portable type and has a tag reader unit 50a and an information processing means 50b.
- the tag communicator 50 may be a tag reader Z writer.
- this wheel bearing quality control method it is possible to confirm any processing condition information such as forging process, heat treatment process, grinding process, etc. in the information reading and utilization process R3 at any time after shipment.
- any processing condition information such as forging process, heat treatment process, grinding process, etc.
- the wheel bearing A which has rolling elements 3 and includes a plurality of element products 95 and requires strict quality and accuracy, technical elucidation can be easily performed.
- information can be managed only with the IC tag 9E without using a separate database. Therefore, in facilities that check processing condition information, whether there is communication facilities for the database, access authority, etc. Regardless, machining condition information can be read.
- the above embodiment is a method in which as much manufacturing information as possible is recorded on the IC tag 9E, and quality control is performed based on the recorded information, but it may be used in combination with the database 70.
- the database 70 stores predetermined manufacturing information related to the identification information of the wheel bearing A from the purchase of the material related to the wheel bearing A, the forging process, the heat treatment process, the grinding process, and the inspection, and stores the stored contents. Prepare what can be extracted by the identification information. Using this database 70 and the IC tag 9E attached to the wheel bearing A, quality control is performed. In this case, the following processes are performed in the processes R1 to R3.
- This process R1 is the same as in the above embodiment.
- the IC tag 9E attached to the wheel bearing A is in accordance with the database 70, and at the time of shipment or delivery to the customer, the manufacturing number or lot number of the wheel bearing A is entered.
- the manufacturing information to be recorded includes processing condition information in at least one of the forging process, the heat treatment process, and the polishing process of each element 95. Since the database 70 is used together, the manufacturing information recorded on the IC tag 9E may be limited to information that can be read directly from the IC tag 9E. For example, it is preferable to record the manufacturing date, manufacturing location, brand name of encapsulated grease, gap between component parts, quality assurance period, precautions regarding handling, etc. for the wheel bearing A on the IC tag 9E. .
- the recorded information of the IC tag 9E is read and the purchase information is read from the read information or the read identification information is checked against the database 70 and obtained from the check.
- Check material, check manufacturing process, check processing condition information, and check inspection results It can be recorded on the IC tag 9E and database 70 and used for various other purposes!
- the collection of various manufacturing information to be recorded in the manufacturing information recording process R2 is recorded in the database 71 for manufacturing management, and the wheel bearing A It can be recorded on the IC tag 9E, or it can be performed using an IC tag 9F for manufacturing process different from the IC tag 9E attached to the wheel bearing.
- the IC tag 9F for the manufacturing process has the same outer dimensions as the IC tag 9E attached to the wheel bearing A. Can be used.
- predetermined manufacturing information ranging from the purchase of the material 95 of the wheel bearing A component 95 to the forging process, heat treatment process, grinding process, and inspection is managed at the time of manufacturing.
- the production-time management database 71 is provided, for example, in one or a plurality of computers (not shown) in the computer network.
- the method of using the IC tag 9F for the manufacturing process is as follows, showing the outline of the force that will be described in detail later with reference to FIG. 30 and subsequent figures.
- predetermined manufacturing information from the purchase of the material 95 of the wheel bearing A element 95 to the forging process, heat treatment process, and grinding process is used for the manufacturing process IC prepared for each lot number of the element 95. It includes a process of recording each step in the tag 9F, and a process of reading the recorded information and recording a part or all of the read information in the IC tag 9E attached to the wheel bearing A.
- the manufacturing information recorded on the IC tag 9F for the manufacturing process includes processing condition information in at least one of the forging process, the heat treatment process, and the grinding process.
- the method of using IC tag 9F for the manufacturing process is in the case of a wheel bearing A that is individually inspected like a custom-made product, and a wheel bearing that is inspected by lot like a general product.
- Fig. 30 shows the case of individual inspection products (custom products)
- Fig. 31 shows the case of inspection products by lot (general products). Since the individual inspection product (custom product) and the inspection product by lot (general product) are the same except that the inspection after the grinding process and the inspection after assembly differ between the individual inspection and the inspection by lot.
- the wheel bearing A to be managed by this quality control method is an assembly of multiple types of element products 95 ((1) to (! 1) (n is a natural number).
- the element product 95 ((1) to (n) is manufactured from the material purchase S1 through the forging process S2, the heat treatment process S3, and the grinding process S4.
- Each of the element products 95 ((1) ⁇ (N)) are the outer ring 1, the hub ring 2A, the inner ring 2B, and the rolling element 3 in the case of the inner ring rotating type as shown in Fig. 14.
- the bearing for the wheel is shown in Fig. 27.
- the outer ring 31A, the inner ring 32C, and the rolling element 33A are the outer ring rotating type.
- the wheel bearing A may include an element product 96 different from the element product 95 manufactured from the material purchase S1 through the forging process S2, the heat treatment process S3, and the polishing process S4.
- Other components include cage 4 (Fig. 14) and seals 7, 8, etc.
- the sensor 48 and other sensor-related parts are also another component 96.
- Each process from the material purchase S1 to the forging process S2, the heat treatment process S3, and the grinding process S4 is roughly divided into the material purchasing power and the completion of the element product, and each process includes a plurality of processes.
- the process may include a process or a process that does not correspond to the process name.
- the name of each process S1-S4 is the name of the process that represents the divided process.
- This management method includes the following steps (1) to (4) for each of the component products 95 ((1) to (!!)). The following process is taken. Note that the lots of each process are not merged, which may be divided downstream of the manufacturing process.
- IC tag 9F for each material lot 80, or IC tag 9F that inherits the record information of IC tag 9F for this material lot 80 is prepared for each forging lot 81, and forging lot 81 corresponding to these IC tag 9F, Record all forging lot numbers and information obtained in the forging process.
- IC tag 9F for each forging lot 81 or IC tag 9F that inherits the record information of this IC tag 9F for forging lot 81, prepared for each heat treatment lot 82, and for these IC tags 9F, the corresponding heat treatment lot 82 Record the heat treatment lot number and the information obtained in the heat treatment process.
- IC tag 9F for each heat treatment lot 82, or IC tag 9F that inherits the record information of IC tag 9F for this heat treatment lot 82 for each grinding lot 83, and corresponding grinding lot 83 for these IC tags 9F Record the processing conditions for.
- the IC tag 9F for each grinding lot 83, or the IC tag 9F that inherits the record information of the IC tag 9F for each grinding lot 83 is used for each element 95 or for the same type of element 95 that is the unit of inspection. Prepare for each group and record the corresponding grinding lot number and information obtained in the inspection process on these IC tags 9F.
- An IC tag 9E for use after completion is attached to each wheel bearing A assembled with each element 95 ((1) to (!!)) From before assembly to after assembly.
- the IC tag 9E attached to the wheel bearing A, the serial number unique to the individual wheel bearing A, and each of the component products 95 ((1) to (n) of the wheel bearing A At least the production number is recorded in the record information of the IC tag 9F after the inspection process, and the element product 95 ((1) corresponding to the production number is used in the database 70 in correspondence with the production number.
- the record information of the IC tag 9F after the inspection process and the inspection information after completion of the wheel bearing A are recorded.
- the IC tag 9F used in each of the above steps (S (l) to (S4) may be the same throughout each step. Depending on the step, another IC tag 9F is used, and the IC tag 9F of the previous step is used. If the lots are separated in the downstream process, prepare a new IC tag 9F, It is also possible to transfer the record information of the previous process. Alternatively, IC tag 9F may be prepared for the number of lots divided in advance, and additional information may be recorded on the same IC tag 9F throughout each process. good.
- each lot number and each step information recorded on the IC tag 9F are added for each step as shown in FIG.
- the IC tag 9F is attached to a container 85 for transportation in which, for example, the element product 95 is put.
- the containers 85 are, for example, a car, a box, or a pallet.
- the IC tag 9F can be attached directly to the container 85, or it can be attached to the visual identification tag 86 attached to the container 85 as shown in FIG. ,.
- the attachment of the IC tag 9F to the containers 85 may be a detachable attachment.
- the IC tag 9F prepared for each lot can always be moved together with the component 95, and handling of the IC tag 9F is easy.
- information can be recorded on the IC tag 9F through the transport route 87 of the component product 95 using a competitor.
- the material is generally purchased in the form of a lump of steel material, a steel plate, a steel pipe, a steel wire or the like. Purchased materials undergo various quality inspections, for example, in units of material lots. Information on purchased materials recorded on the IC tag 9F during this management process can be divided into source information and quality information. Source information includes the company name of the distributor and the factory location of the company. Quality information includes information on tissue hardness and non-metallic inclusions. The quality information can be recorded on the IC tag 9F with the results of the material inspection performed after purchasing the material. In this process, the information is recorded on the IC tag 9F by, for example, purchasing information such as a purchase management computer (not shown) via a recording terminal.
- purchasing information such as a purchase management computer (not shown) via a recording terminal.
- the forging process (S2) has various forms depending on the type of wheel bearing A and the type of its component 95.
- FIG. 35 shows a process example of each element 95 of the wheel bearing A.
- the forging process (S 2) the forging formed into the rough shape of the inner ring, the outer ring and the hub ring and the process of turning the forged product Including Mu
- the forging process (S2) includes stamping, brushing, and raw polishing processes.
- the outer ring and the hub ring are examples of accepting those forged at other establishments and performing subsequent processing.
- the example in Fig. 36 is an example in which the hub ring and the inner ring are received in the state of turning.
- a wheel bearing manufacturing factory may accept materials at various stages, such as materials and materials that have been processed to some extent.
- a wheel bearing manufacturing factory may accept materials at various stages, such as materials and materials that have been processed to some extent.
- the manufacturing information in this case includes the origin information and quality information, and the quality information includes dimension information after turning in the case of a turning product.
- Recording of information to the IC tag 9F in the forging process (S2) may be performed once for the entire forging process (S2), and should be performed for each process in the forging process (S2).
- the element 95 is an inner ring, outer ring, or hub ring, and forging and turning are performed, information such as width dimensions, inner diameter dimensions, groove dimensions, and chamfer dimensions measured after turning is recorded on the IC tag 9F.
- the element 95 is a rolling element
- the example in Fig. 35 and Fig. 36 shows the case of accepting the finished product, but when manufacturing this material strength, record information such as dimensions, distortion, and appearance after stamping.
- after brushing and after raw polishing measurement is performed to record information such as dimensions, sphericity, and appearance. Also, machining condition information is recorded.
- the method of recording information on the IC tag 9F in this process is, for example, a database for manufacturing management such as process management or inspection management used for each process such as the forging process (S2). 71 (FIG. 33), this is done via the terminal 88.
- Information that requires manual input by the operator is recorded from the terminal 88 by the input means 89 such as a keyboard via the database 71 for manufacturing management or directly.
- element 95 When heat treatment is performed, inspection is performed later. If the element 95 is an inner ring, an outer ring, or a hub ring, the hardness, deformation, structure, etc. are inspected. If element 95 is a rolling element, inspect for hardness, structure, etc. These inspection results are recorded as information on the heat treatment process. In addition to this, heat treatment conditions etc. may be recorded.
- the grinding process (S4) has various forms depending on the type of wheel bearing and the type of its component 95.
- the component 95 is an inner ring, an outer ring, or a hub ring
- width grinding, outer diameter grinding, groove grinding, inner diameter grinding, groove superfinishing, etc. are performed.
- the element 95 is a rolling element, rough polishing, medium polishing, fine polishing, lapping, etc. are performed.
- the information recorded on the IC tag 9F is information on the processing conditions for each of the processes in the grinding process (S4).
- Information on the processing conditions includes, for example, the type of grinding wheel and the processing speed.
- the inspection result information includes various dimensions, such as dimensions, widths, appearance, etc. for width grinding of inner and outer rings, and outer diameter dimensions, roundness, cylinderity, appearance, etc. for outer ring grinding of outer rings. It is. In groove grinding of inner and outer rings, the dimensions, roundness, radial runout, axial runout, groove center difference, etc. of the location to be ground. For inner ring inner diameter grinding, inner diameter dimensions, roundness, etc. In super-finishing of the inner and outer rings, the dimensions, appearance, etc.
- element 95 is a rolling element
- the completed element that is the completed product of the grinding process (S4) such as the dimensions and roundness of the inspection results after the rough grinding and other processes in the grinding process (S4) Appearance, dimensions, sphericity, diameter difference, hardness, sound, microscopic inspection results, etc., which are 95 inspection results.
- Each component 95 manufactured as described above is assembled into one wheel bearing A in the assembly process. Attach the IC tag 9E to the wheel bearing A before and after assembly as described above. In other words, the IC tag 9E can be attached with the component 95 alone, or after assembly is complete.
- Each wheel bearing A undergoes various inspections as a finished product inspection when the assembly is completed. This inspection is performed, for example, after mounting the IC tag 9E, but may be performed before mounting depending on the mounting form. As for the finished product inspection, inspection shall be conducted for each factor such as inner diameter, outer diameter, width dimension, roundness, cylindricity, radial runout, axial runout, side runout and gap. In the case of individually inspected products such as custom-made products, the finished product inspection is performed for all wheel bearings A.
- the record information of the IC tag 9F of each component 95 constituting the wheel bearing A is recorded in correspondence with the serial number by the database 70 as shown in FIG.
- the production number is a number peculiar to individual wheel bearings, and is, for example, a serial number.
- the wheel bearing A includes a separate element (for example, a cage) 96 that does not pass through the above-described process, information on the separate element 96 is also recorded in the database 70.
- the manufacturing number is recorded on the IC tag 9E attached to the wheel bearing A as described above.
- the IC tag 9E may record the record information of the IC tag 9F of each element product 95, the result of the finished product inspection, and the like.
- the inspection result is recorded on the IC tag 9E in the inspection process, and this IC tag 9E force is also transferred to the database 70. good.
- the IC tag 9E may be attached to the packing 72 (FIG. 28) of the wheel bearing A that is composed only of the wheel bearing A, and the production number may be recorded.
- the database 70 is provided in a management computer system 98 provided on the computer network 97 as shown in FIG.
- the computer network 97 is, for example, a wide area network such as the Internet, or a local area network in a factory coupled to this wide area network.
- the database 70 is stored in the storage unit 70a.
- the database management unit 70b manages input / output and search for the storage unit 70a.
- the database 70 can be a conceptual database that can be recognized as a single database for quality control, and even if it is a collection of physically divided databases, it can also be used to collect information and databases for various other purposes. It may be shared.
- the database 70 may be composed of a plurality of computers distributed on the computer network 97, or may be the database 71 for manufacturing management or the database for technical information management. And recording information may be shared.
- the database 70 stores information processing equipment 99 in the technical department, warehouses, sales offices, client company offices, and mobile terminals via the computer network 97. Is connected to.
- the material purchasing power of each component 95 and the history information up to the inspection content after completion of the wheel bearing A are stored in the management computer system 98 and stored in the IC tag 9E attached to the wheel bearing. Since the production number is recorded, the history information can be managed in a one-to-one relationship with the wheel bearing A by comparing the production number with the management computer system 98. For example, at any stage after shipment, the user of the wheel bearing A or a person who performs maintenance service can know the history information of the wheel bearing. The information generated for each manufacturing process of each component 95 of the wheel bearing A is recorded together with the lot number in the IC tag 9F prepared for each process unit for each process, so detailed history information is managed. be able to. This makes it easy to deal with technical analysis and future improvements, and facilitates life diagnosis and proactive measures to prevent machine failures.
- the information for each process is recorded on the IC tag 9F prepared for each lot of the process, detailed information can be recorded as compared with the case of recording on a handwritten slip, and when the information is input from a terminal to a computer, for example. Unlike the IC tag 9F, where information should be input is visually recognizable, making the input work clearer and less prone to errors. Also, the material purchasing power of the element product 95 is different from that which records all sorts of miscellaneous information in each process of the grinding process in the computer. Management is light and easy. For this reason, more detailed information can be easily managed.
- the remaining storage area of the IC tag 9E can be used freely, and various post-manufacture It can be used for applications such as shipping management, distribution management, customer management, and maintenance management.
- the wheel bearing A is generally delivered to a warehouse after completion of assembly, inspection, and shipment, and delivered to the customer's automobile manufacturer. In the case of custom-made products, they may be delivered directly to customers after shipment.
- the customer car manufacturer sells the wheel bearing A installed in the car, and the car owner who purchased the car uses the wheel bearing A when the car is used and disposes it after its durability.
- various uses using the remaining storage area of the IC tag 9E can be achieved.
- each element product 95 ((1) to (! 1)) includes the following processes ((1) to (3), (4) ').
- the management processes (1) to (3) from material purchase to heat treatment process are the same as the individual inspection products for the inspection products by lot, the description of these management processes (1) to (3) will be omitted.
- An IC tag 9E is attached to each wheel bearing A in which each element 95 is assembled from before assembly to after assembly, and the manufacturing lot number and the above-mentioned IC tag 9E attached to this wheel bearing A are attached. At least the production lot number is recorded in the record information of the IC tag 9F after the inspection process of each of the component products 95 ((1) to (n)) used for the wheel bearing A, and the above manufacturing is performed in the database 70. Corresponding to the lot number, the record information of the IC tag 9F after the inspection process of each element product 95 ((1) to (n)) used for the wheel bearing A, and after completion of the wheel bearing A Record the inspection information.
- the management of inspection products by lot is the same as that described for individual inspection products, except for the items explained in particular.
- the wheel bearing A is managed according to the production lot and is not a one-to-one management.
- the quality control method for the first wheel bearing A is used.
- the same actions and effects as those for the individually inspected products described are obtained.
- the verification to the management computer system 98 is performed by the lot number that can obtain the IC tag 9E force attached to the wheel bearing A.
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