SU1178666A1 - Device for removing soil from conveyer drum cleaner - Google Patents

Abstract

1. A DEVICE FOR DELETING A SOIL FROM A DRUMER'S DRUMER'S CLEANER, containing successively located along the generator drum and under the upper edge of the cleaner mounted on the conveyor frame, internal and external inclined-mounted guides, the upper end of each of which overlaps the lower end of the adjacent, inclined at the same the side of the guide, characterized in that, in order to increase the efficiency of removing the soil from the drum cleaner by shaking the guides, the device is equipped with supports and With the trick rollers, interactions J V K Y 6 X O X 5 56666 X O XXX with the drive element, the tension is connected to the conveyor frame with the upper ends of the hinge and with the possibility of placing the lower ends on the supports and kinematically connected with eccentric rollers. 2. A device according to claim 1, characterized in that, in order to provide a predetermined direction of movement of the soil, the vertices of the tilt angles of the guides are oriented in one direction. 3. The device according to claim 1, characterized in that the vertices of the angles of inclination of the rails located on different sides of the longitudinal axis of the conveyor are directed towards each other. 4. Device on PP. 1 and 3, characterized in that, in order to prevent the inner guides from jamming with the ground, the angle of inclination of the inner guides is larger than the angle of inclination of the outer guides. 5. Device on PP. 1.3, and 4, characterized in that the inner rails are made shorter than the outer rails, and the upper ends of the inner rails are located below the upper ends of the outer rails. Sa | at i

Description

The device relates to belt conveyors transporting bulk adhesive materials.

The purpose of the invention is to increase the removal efficiency of the conveyor drum cleaner by shaking the inclined directions of the soil, ensuring a predetermined direction of soil movement and eliminating the soil trampling of the inner tracks.

FIG. 1 shows a device for removing soil from the drum cleaner of a conveyor, view from the side of the inter-belt space; in fig. 2 is a view A of FIG. one; in fig. 3 shows a variant of the device with guides tilted in one direction, viewed from the side of the interlender space; in fig. 4 shows a variant of the device with guides inclined towards the center.

The drum 1 has a cleaner 2 and internal 3 and external 2 obliquely installed rails installed under it, located in the interstitial space formed by the belt 5 when the drum is bent. The guides 3 and 4 with their upper ends are attached to the frame 6 of the conveyor by means of hinges 7, and their lower ends lie freely on the supports 8 and are kinematically connected with eccentric rollers 9 by means of, for example, hinge joints 10 1 I of the rollers 9 with guides 3 and 4. To ensure the sharpness of shaking under the belt 5 in place of the eccentric roller 9 on it, yeah; | H () c;

When the guides are inclined toward the center, they are cleaned from the drum.

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the soil gets on the working platform 13 of the loader for the soil.

During the operation of the conveyor (in the case of a gripper drum 1, the dirty side of the belt 5), the soil attached to the drum is cleaned with cleaner 2 and gets onto the guides 3 and 4. The soil that gets onto the outer (outer) guides 4 is removed overboard the conveyor, and the soil falling on the inner (middle) guides 4, is shifted below it to the sides, clamped between the belt and the drum and the next turn of the drum falls on the outer (outer) guides 4 and is dropped over the side of the tape.

The rotation of the eccentric roller 9,

5 kinematically connected by the hinged pins 10 and the yoke 11 with guides, causes the lower cones of the guides 3 and 4 to oscillate, which contributes to them. intensive cleaning of sticking soil. To reduce the likelihood of full sticking

0, the spaces between the guides 3 and 4, the angle of inclination of the inner guides 8 are larger than the guides 4, they are made shorter than the outer guides 4 and their upper edges are located below

the upper edges of the guides 4.

When the guides are arranged with an inclination in one direction (Fig. 3), the soil, successively moving from the left and right guides, is removed through one side of the belt.

0 With the arrangement of the guides shown in FIG. 4, the soil to be removed is pushed toward the middle of the belt and falls on the working canvas 18 of the spillage loader at the central location of the latter.

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Claims (5)

1. DEVICE FOR REMOVING SOIL FROM THE CONVEYOR DRUM CLEANER, containing inside and outside the cleaner edge mounted on the conveyor frame, internal and external inclined guides, the upper end of each of which overlaps the lower end of the adjacent, inclined in the same direction guide, characterized in that, in order to increase the efficiency of removing soil from the drum cleaner by shaking the guides, the device is equipped with supports and an eccentric bubbled rollers interacting with the drive element, connected to the frame rails of the conveyor and the upper ends hinged to be positioned on the lower ends of the supports and kinematically connected to the eccentric rollers. 2. The device according to π. 1, characterized in that, in order to ensure a given direction of movement of the soil, the vertices of the slope angles of the guides are oriented in one direction. 3. The device according to π. 1, characterized in that the vertices of the angles of inclination of the guides located on different sides from the longitudinal axis of the conveyor are directed towards each other. 4. The device according to paragraphs. 1 and 3, characterized in that, in order to prevent jamming of the internal guide rails with soil, the angle of inclination of the inner guides is greater than the angle of inclination of the outer guides. 5. The device according to paragraphs. 1, 3, and 4, characterized in that the inner rails are shorter than the outer rails, and the upper ends of the inner rails are located below the upper ends of the outer rails.