This utility model discloses a
conveyor belt packaging purging device, including an air tank, a pulse valve, a photoelectric switch, a purging pipeline, and a manual
ball valve. The air tank is fixed to the side of the
conveyor belt frame, and its outlet is connected to the pulse valve and the manual
ball valve in sequence via flanges. The purging pipeline consists of two parallel annular sections mounted above the
conveyor belt inlet, allowing for purging of both the top and bottom surfaces of the packaging. Its inlet end is connected to the outlet of the manual
ball valve, and a directional, inclined
nozzle array is welded to the bottom of the pipeline. The photoelectric switch is mounted 1m upstream of the starting end of the purging pipeline via an adjustable bracket, and its
signal line is connected to the control end of the pulse valve. This utility model uses the air tank to stabilize and store
compressed air, and in conjunction with the instantaneous opening of the pulse valve triggered by the photoelectric switch, ensures that the
airflow is directionally sprayed only when the packaging passes through. This working mode reduces air consumption to one-third of that used for continuous purging, improving energy efficiency and avoiding interference from ineffective
airflow on the conveyor belt environment.