A tea drying device driven up and down by a motor

Abstract

A tea drying device driven by a motor to ascend and descend comprises a drying air blowing device (5) structurally in bilateral symmetry. The drying air blowing device (5) comprises an annular body part (53) with a cylindrical blowing drying channel (50) extending in the axial direction, and an annular outer shell part (54) supported on the annular body part (53) through a radial support (58) and used for containing the annular body part (53). The annular body part (53) is internally provided with multiple radial blowing air flues (51) evenly distributed in the axial direction so that air can be input in the radial direction of the cylindrical blowing drying channel (50).

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technical field [0001] The present application relates to the field of drying devices, in particular to a tea drying device driven up and down by a motor. Background technique [0002] In some fields of drying machinery, especially in the field of tea drying machinery, air blowing is often used to blow away the moisture away from the vicinity of the tea leaves. In order to ensure that the tea leaves are fully and evenly dried, air blowing openings are often evenly arranged on the entire circumference of the drying device to blow around the entire periphery of the tea conveyor belt. [0003] However, for the tea leaves during the entire drying process, the moisture distribution is often uneven, which often wastes more time to dry all the tea leaves for a uniform blowing drying device . Moreover, this uniform air blowing is often difficult to cause the tea leaves to be turned in a selected direction, and it is difficult to directly turn the side or bottom surface of the tea ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] However, for the tea leaves during the entire drying process, the moisture distribution is often uneven, which often wastes more time to dry all the tea leaves for a uniform blowing drying device

Moreover, this uniform air blowing is often difficult to turn the tea leaves in a selected direction, and it is difficult to directly turn the side or bottom surface of the tea leaves.

[0004] Moreover, due to the operating characteristics of the airflow and the large number of airflow channels, the blockage of the airflow channels is often easy to occur but not easy to be found, or not easy to be overcome or corrected immediately

This leads to quality defects in continuous production

Downtime for maintenance reduces productivity and incurs additional production costs

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