The invention relates to a cutting device (1) of a mobile working machine, for cutting elongated objects (2), in particular piles (2), and for being connected to a mobile working machine, comprising a first gripping member (101) and a second gripping member (102), which gripping members (101,102) are pivotal around the same pivot axis (X), said gripping members (101,102) having gripping faces (101a,102a) delimiting from opposite sides a gripping gap (G) as viewed in direction of said pivot axis (X); and moving means (103) actuatable to move the gripping members (101,102) towards and away from each other; and cutting means (104) including a cutting unit (1040) for cutting an elongated object (2) placed in the gripping gap (G); wherein the gripping face (101a,102a) of each gripping member (101,102) is shaped to have a gripping recess (R) for receiving a side of the elongated object (2) placed in the gripping gap (G), the gripping recess (R) comprising: a bottom point (C0) via which a circle (Y1) passes, which circle (Y1) has said pivot axis (X) as centre; and a first flank portion (Pa) having a profile curved towards the bottom point (C0) from the outer side of the circle (Y1); and a second flank portion (Pb) having a profile curved towards the bottom point (C0) from the inner side of the circle (Y1). The invention also relates to a mobile working machine (200), a method for cutting an elongated object (2) and a gripping member (101,102).

The invention relates to a cutting device (1) of a mobile working machine, for cutting elongated objects (2), in particular piles (2), and for being connected to a mobile working machine, comprising a first gripping member (101) and a second gripping member (102), which gripping members (101,102) are pivotal around the same pivot axis (X), said gripping members (101,102) having gripping faces (101a,102a) delimiting from opposite sides a gripping gap (G) as viewed in direction of said pivot axis (X); and moving means (103) actuatable to move the gripping members (101,102) towards and away from each other; and cutting means (104) including a cutting unit (1040) for cutting an elongated object (2) placed in the gripping gap (G); wherein the gripping face (101a,102a) of each gripping member (101,102) is shaped to have a gripping recess (R) for receiving a side of the elongated object (2) placed in the gripping gap (G), the gripping recess (R) comprising: a bottom point (C0) via which a circle (Y1) passes, which circle (Y1) has said pivot axis (X) as centre; and a first flank portion (Pa) having a profile curved towards the bottom point (C0) from the outer side of the circle (Y1); and a second flank portion (Pb) having a profile curved towards the bottom point (C0) from the inner side of the circle (Y1). The invention also relates to a mobile working machine (200), a method for cutting an elongated object (2) and a gripping member (101,102).

A cutting tool for truncating elongated structural members has a frame with a pair of parallel siderails connected at a first end by a support plate and at a second end by a removable end gate, the frame having an open center adapted to receive the structural member therethrough. The truncating is performed by a fixed penetrating cutting edge on an end gate and a driven penetrating blade slidably disposed within the frame to advance towards the end gate. The end gate has two integral penetrating cutting edges pointing in opposite directions. The driven penetrating blade and the fixed penetrating cutting edge may have concave cutting edges relative to one another and configured to be adjacent to one another along the travel of the driven penetrating blade. Alternately, an end gate second cutting edge may be directed to the opening within the frame and have a piercing V-shaped cutting edge.

A cutting tool for truncating elongated structural members has a frame with a pair of parallel siderails connected at a first end by a support plate and at a second end by a removable end gate, the frame having an open center adapted to receive the structural member therethrough. The truncating is performed by a fixed penetrating cutting edge on an end gate and a driven penetrating blade slidably disposed within the frame to advance towards the end gate. The end gate has two integral penetrating cutting edges pointing in opposite directions. The driven penetrating blade and the fixed penetrating cutting edge may have concave cutting edges relative to one another and configured to be adjacent to one another along the travel of the driven penetrating blade. Alternately, an end gate second cutting edge may be directed to the opening within the frame and have a piercing V-shaped cutting edge.

An apparatus for cutting a pile having a pair of cutting members having a first cutting member having a first cutting edge and a second cutting member having a second cutting edge. The first and second cutting members are pivotally mounted at separate primary pivot axes and are moveable about the primary pivot axes in order to move the first and second cutting edges with respect to each other between rest and cutting positions. The first and second cutting edges are parallel with respect to each other when in their respective cutting positions.

An apparatus for cutting a pile having a pair of cutting members having a first cutting member having a first cutting edge and a second cutting member having a second cutting edge. The first and second cutting members are pivotally mounted at separate primary pivot axes and are moveable about the primary pivot axes in order to move the first and second cutting edges with respect to each other between rest and cutting positions. The first and second cutting edges are parallel with respect to each other when in their respective cutting positions.

A cutting tool for truncating elongated structural members has a frame with a pair of parallel siderails connected at a first end by a support plate and at a second end by a removable end gate, the frame having an open center adapted to receive the structural member therethrough. The truncating is performed by a fixed penetrating cutting edge on an end gate and a driven penetrating blade slidably disposed within the frame to advance towards the end gate. The end gate has two integral penetrating cutting edges pointing in opposite directions. The driven penetrating blade and the fixed penetrating cutting edge may have concave cutting edges relative to one another and configured to be adjacent to one another along the travel of the driven penetrating blade. Alternately, an end gate second cutting edge may be directed to the opening within the frame and have a piercing V-shaped cutting edge.

Assemblies to cut a hollow piling are provided, which may have a pressurized hydraulic fluid supply configured to supply enough force to cut through up to the circumference of a piling having a housing having a cavity to receive the hydraulic fluid, the housing having at least one cylinder wall; at least one piston assembly slidably disposed within the at least one cylinder wall configured to extend from the at least one cylinder wall in response to the introduction of pressurized hydraulic fluid into the housing cavity; and a blade attached at a radially distal end of the piston assembly, whereby as the blade extends through the cylinder wall, a cutting force is applied to an encountered piling wall.

A structure is made of a metal such as a steel material and is buried in the ground. A first wiring is connected to the structure. A second wiring is connected to an electrode. A switch turns on and off a conduction state between the first wiring and the second wiring. In a state where the switch is turned on, the electrode is in a higher potential state as compared to the structure. The electrode can be made of a metal having an ionization tendency lower than that of the metal included in the structure.

A structure is made of a metal such as a steel material and is buried in the ground. A first wiring is connected to the structure. A second wiring is connected to an electrode. A switch turns on and off a conduction state between the first wiring and the second wiring. In a state where the switch is turned on, the electrode is in a higher potential state as compared to the structure. The electrode can be made of a metal having an ionization tendency lower than that of the metal included in the structure.