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On-line automatic tobacco recognition and classification system

A grading system and automatic identification technology, applied in the field of tobacco machinery, can solve the problems of high labor intensity, non-standard tobacco grading, and low efficiency, and achieve the effects of reducing labor intensity, high input-output rate, and improving efficiency.

Inactive Publication Date: 2012-01-25
贵州遵义烟叶有限责任公司 +1
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[0003] The purpose of the present invention is to design a tobacco sheet that can be automatically and efficiently graded and collected automatically in view of the problems that currently purchased tobacco leaves mainly rely on manual grading, so the labor intensity is high, the tobacco leaf grading is not standardized, and the efficiency is low. Online Automatic Identification and Grading System

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[0021] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0022] Such as figure 2 shown.

[0023] An online automatic identification and grading system for tobacco sheets, which includes:

[0024] A slow-speed conveyor belt 1 (a conventional drive motor plus a belt structure can be used) that is used to manually spread smoke sheets thereon;

[0025] One is used to receive the smoke sheets on the slow conveyor belt 1 and separate the smoke sheets from each other so that they can be sent to the fast conveyor belt 2 of the identification system (the structure of a conventional driving motor plus a belt can also be used), the fast conveyor belt 2 The feed end is docked with the discharge end of the slow conveyor belt 1, and the fast conveyor belt 2 can be located below or on one side of the slow conveyor belt. The docking described here can be a spatial contact docking or a non-contact docking , the same below...

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The invention discloses an on-line automatic tobacco recognition and classification system comprising a low-speed conveying belt used for manually spreading tobaccos on same, a high-speed conveying belt used for receiving the tobaccos on the low-speed conveying belt and separating the tobaccos mutually to be delivered to a recognition system, an image recognition device and a tobacco classifying and receiving device arranged at the outlet end of the conveying belt and used for conveying the tobaccos subject to image recognition into the corresponding collecting containers, wherein the feedingend of the fast-speed conveying belt is butted against the outlet end of the slow-speed conveying belt; the image recognition device consists of at least one optical source, at least one CCD camera and at least one computer, the CCD camera is used for inputting the tobacco images taken into the computer, and the taken tobacco images are classified by the computer, the subsequent operation of a tobacco receiving device is controlled by the computer according to image analysis results, and the tobaccos are conveyed to the subsequent corresponding collecting and conveying belt for collecting. The on-line automatic tobacco recognition and classification system has the advantages that the structure is simple, and the classification efficiency and scientificalness can be improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a tobacco machine, in particular to a sorting device for automatic grading at various stages before tobacco leaf acquisition and redrying, in particular to an online automatic identification and grading system for tobacco sheets. Background technique [0002] As we all know, for a long time, the grading and sorting of the tobacco leaf procurement stage has been done manually, and generally adopts two methods: flow grading and vendor-style sorting. The method of running water sorting is to stand on both sides of a slow-moving belt, with a number of trained operators, to select tobacco leaves of specified grades that pass through the belt and come to them from the belt. To allow the operator to correctly judge the grade of the tobacco leaves, the belt speed is generally very slow, not exceeding 0.5 m / s. To achieve a certain production scale like this requires multiple assembly lines and a large number of personnel to work at the...

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IPC IPC(8): A24B3/16B07C5/34B07C5/02B07C5/36
Inventor 吴洪田李名城江家洪张乐年肖荣王李苏
Owner 贵州遵义烟叶有限责任公司
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