An adjustable conveying device for flake traditional Chinese medicine poria cocos baking equipment

Abstract

The invention relates to an adjustable conveying device for a flake-like traditional Chinese medicine poria cocos baking device. The adjustable conveying device comprises a bottom plate, supporting rods, inclined rails, horizontal rails, hinges, lug bases, revolute pairs and lifting electric push rods, wherein the top ends of the supporting rods are mounted on the bottom end faces of the inclined rails and the horizontal rails; the bottom ends of the supporting rods are fixed to the bottom plate; the hinges are mounted at the upper ends of the inclined rails; the lower ends of the inclined rails and the upper ends of the horizontal rails are connected through the hinges; the inclined rails are positioned on the upper left side of the horizontal rails; the lug bases are symmetrically mounted on the front and back sides of the upper ends of the horizontal rails; and the lifting electric push rods are positioned between the lug bases, and are connected with the lug bases through the revolute pairs. According to the adjustable conveying device, a multi-layer interval-adjustable structure is adopted to convey baked poria cocos flakes, and the height and conveying inclination angle during the conveying process can be adjusted, so that the conveying of poria cocos flakes under various conditions is facilitated.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of mechanical equipment for processing Chinese medicinal materials, in particular to an adjustable conveying device for sheet-shaped traditional Chinese medicine poria cocos baking equipment. Background technique [0002] Poria cocos is a famous family-grown bulk Chinese herbal medicine with a history of 2,000 years of application. Poria cocos is commonly known as Yunling, Songling, and Fuling. It is a fungus plant that lives on the roots of pine trees. In the roots of masson pine or red pine, produced in Yunnan, Anhui, Hubei, Henan, Sichuan and other places. The ancients called Poria cocos "the magic medicine of the four seasons" because it has a wide range of effects, regardless of the seasons, and it can be combined with various medicines to exert its unique effects regardless of cold, temperature, wind, and dampness. The annual output of Poria cocos is currently about 15,000 tons. Poria cocos is the dry sclerotia...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] As a Chinese herbal medicine, Poria cocos needs to be dried after being cut into slices or blocks. For sunny weather conditions, it is only necessary to cut Poria cocos into slices or blocks and dry it outdoors. However, in rainy seasons, Poria cocos after harvesting The storage time after sweating should not be too long, otherwise it will affect the appearance and medicinal properties of Poria cocos. The flaky Poria cocos needs to be taken out for cooling, and then stored in a box after cooling. At present, it is manually picked up or transported by a conveyor belt, but this is inefficient, and the transport speed and angle are poorly adjustable, and the poria cocos has a relatively high damage rate.

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