This utility model relates to the field of
single crystal furnace maintenance technology, specifically to a
single crystal furnace
pipe cleaning device, including pipes, a cleaning mechanism, and a driving mechanism. The cleaning mechanism includes a fixed
pipe, a first
pipe network, and a second pipe network sequentially arranged from the outside to the inside, thereby forming a collection tank, a
slag collection tank, and a dust collection tank sequentially from the outside to the inside. The fixed pipe is provided with several scrapers along its circumference, which fit against the inner wall of the pipe. The two ends of the scrapers are closed and connected to a back plate extending radially along the pipe to form a scraper bucket. The end of the scraper bucket away from the pipe has a
discharge port that communicates with the collection tank. The driving mechanism includes a hollow tube driven by a hollow shaft motor. One end of the hollow tube is connected to the second pipe network and then to the dust collection tank. The other end passes through the hollow shaft motor and is connected to a transition pipe through a rotary joint. The other end of the transition pipe is connected to a
vacuum cleaner through a flexible hose. This utility model can completely absorb the impurities after cleaning, avoiding secondary adhesion or overflow of impurities into the pipe and affecting the
working environment, resulting in a cleaner finish.