Cutting fluid viscous substance filtering adsorption collection device

Abstract

The invention relates to a cutting fluid viscous substance filtering adsorption collection device, which is correspondingly arranged in a position of a waste cutting fluid discharging opening and comprises a scraper, support rollers and a viscous conveying belt, wherein the two mutually corresponding support rollers and the viscous conveying belt are installed in a matched way to form a filtering conveying device; one support roller is correspondingly connected onto a motor rotating shaft; the viscous conveying belt comprises a filtering layer and an adsorption layer; the adsorption layer correspondingly covers the outer surface of the filtering layer; the scraper is correspondingly abutted against the adsorption layer of the outer wall of the viscous conveying belt. The characteristic that the viscous conveying belt can be used for adsorbing viscous materials is used for filtering and collecting degenerative cutting fluid rotten materials; then, the scraper is used for collection and removal; the conveying device is used for circulation; the goal of continuously removing rotten objects can be achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of machine tool coolant recovery, in particular to a filter, adsorption and collection device for viscous substances of cutting fluid. Background technique [0002] The machining industry generally uses cutting fluids to cool, lubricate, clean and prevent rust in the process of turning, grinding, cutting, rolling, etc., in order to improve the quality of products and prolong the service life of machine tools. In addition to the hazards of general oily wastewater, waste cutting fluid is highly dispersed in water due to the action of surfactants, which is more easily absorbed by animals, plants and aquatic organisms, and the surfactant itself is also harmful to organisms, and can also make some insoluble. Dissolves toxic substances in water. In order to improve the rust resistance of the cutting fluid during processing, the added sodium nitrite is easily converted into carcinogenic nitrosoamines, and direct discharge w...

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Problems solved by technology

In order to improve the rust resistance of the cutting fluid during processing, the added sodium nitrite is easily converted into carcinogenic nitrosamines, and direct discharge will seriously endanger the water environment, and must be treated to meet the discharge standards stipulated by the state before discharge; because The price of cutting fluid is high, and the direct discharge of cutting fluid will increase the production of finished products. Therefore, the recycling and reuse of waste cutting fluid has a very high market prospect. The current equipment and methods are still not simple and effective for waste emulsified cutting fluid.

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