SU626381A1 - Disc-type sampler - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to the sampling of materials, in particular, to the lees of the laboratory, which is intended for the preparation of the furrow samples from the loser grain of the ropHFjix rocks. Izzesten disc irobootborni; - :, soderzhandy abrazizny (. Al) cool ci drive it zrandeni 1. Oaroboza} 1ie mountain iorod THAHIM irobootbornihom proizzodnto by nosledozatelnogo lrorezan1i abr zlznym circle dzuh slits ohonturizayuschih lrobu, and rocks and for material therebetween and with the aid Myyugka, which requires the cost of manual labor, the south of labor and time, and the sampling. The closest to the invention of the technical solution is a disk loboobs, riik containing za araziznyh circle and a prizdo their formation 2. In the selection of the borozdovyh samples of this sampler parallel to the abrasives; Pomoy.yy chisels and mo.totha cleave the sample material. The disadvantage of the sampler is that the chipping of a sample of material contoured with abrasive wheels is associated with significant loss of production and a decrease in production. The aim of the invention is to increase the production rate of the sample by excluding the operation of chasing the gland. This is achieved by those. that the abrasive circles are exchanged in mutually identical endless areas, and the supplying device: a gear with a worm gear, is mounted; between the abrasive hrugamo) and the drive, with one of the abrasive wheels and cherz k installed on the output for the drive. and another abrasive wheel is mounted on the axis of the worm gear. In addition, the connection of the abrasive K. ehggga with the worm; the second wheel is made on the l ;; :: EVA: M. In the drawing drawing: - the proposed sampling collector, an open view. The disk sampler SOST YY 13 is divided between the mutually perpendicular planes of abrasive bags / i and 2, respectively, the upper and lower, connected to the drive 3 of their rotation through an even transmission. containing a worm to 4 g, a worm gear 5. At the same time, abrasive wheels J and 4 are mounted on the output shaft of drive 3, and the BOTTOM abrasive wheel 2 is installed on the axle axis}: 5 s of the first 5)

from (But: nts, 1b of the first movement of the zol is :; os; -1 due to the fulfillment of their results 1n1-6, n a, l p and measures, wi-ide.

Works liskoe lobborobmnk cie way.

The lower abrasive wheel 2 is rotated from the irivad 3 through the black: from 0 0 gear and cuts into the surface layer 7 of the rock | Under the corner of the slit 10 ° 45 °. Further, the top of the abrasive wheel /, moving with, in conjunction with the worm gear 51, pENI 3, along the axis of the axis: ces) of the second line 6, also cuts into the surface; 1b; and the layer 7 of the rock. By moving the discs with along the top of 1: the left; 7 layers of the upper rock (; perpendicular to the drawing of the figure) nIroI30d and 6 erozdoy rocks of the rock and the samples. In this case, in the sampling process, the abrasive abrasive wheel 2 cuts through i1, spruce in the ice in front of the upper abrasive wheel /, as a result of which their mutual damage is impossible.

After milling the gaps in the surface layer 7 of the rock, the abrasive crust / and 2 retracted 3 inoperable and dissolve.

Ф О, р м у ль ё invention

1. A disk phobic sampler containing 11; two abrasive circles and a lH drive of theirHiH, which means that, in order to increase the sampling rate, abrasives are placed in BsajiMHo unprimed plane planes, and the Device Supply a gear worm gear installed between the abrasives and the drive, irpchem one of the ab:; aa v x and the nerve to the mouth, BUT: The imprints of the output shaft of the lens, and the other abrasion: the primary circle is mounted on the axis of the black wheel.

2. Sampler no. 1, about tl} i h ayy Igy with the fact that connect; en: e abrasive Kpyia with a worm wheel is made of shtsezym.

Sources; : formatsN, accepted during the h - ;: 1, but not for examination:

1. Am. Aelin B. A. and others. Mechanization of recovery and processing of geological samples abroad. OCSTI VIEMS, 197.3. with. 7-8.

2. Bruver, S. A., et al. Mechanical and sampling for the furrow from robbery of earthworks rop.Hbix. - “Exploration and Subsoil Protection, 1975, Dg 11, p. 35-38.