Multifunctional rock cutting machine

Abstract

The invention relates to a multifunctional rock cutting machine which comprises a cutting machine upper protective cover, an upper protective cover handle, a rock specimen clamp, a cutting machine pedestal, a cutter head, a motor, pedestal leg supports, a mud collection funnel, a mud drainage pipe, a mud filter screen, motor moving rails, motor bottom bayonets, a drainage pipe of a cooling cutterhead, a power plug and a cutter head walking gap; the cutter head walking gap is formed in the cutting machine pedestal; the cutter head can move on the rail along with the motor and moves forward along the gap to cut a rock specimen; the drainage pipe of the cooling cutter head is arranged on the inner side surface of the cutter head; the mud collection funnel is arranged below the cutting machine pedestal; and the mud filter screen is arranged above the mud collection funnel. The multifunctional rock cutting machine is implemented as follows: a very large operation space can be provided by taking off the cutting machine upper protective cover, and the disadvantage that the traditional rock cutting machine is inconvenient to operate in a tank body is changed; and the multifunctional rockcutting machine can also be used for cutting large rocks and irregular rocks and is simplified in structure and strong in applicability.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of laboratory rock cutters, in particular to the field of cutting specimens for rock mechanical performance tests. Background technique [0002] The study of rock mechanical properties is closely related to human production activities. In primitive societies, humans used rocks to make tools and weapons. Later, they gradually learned to mine ore in rocks and use rocks as building materials. However, as a discipline, rock mechanics has only been developed in recent decades. In recent years, the height of dams built in the world has reached 300 meters, and the excavation depth of underground engineering has exceeded 3,000 meters, and the number of larger and more complex rock projects is increasing, which effectively promotes the development of rock mechanics. In 1951, the Austrian Geomechanics Society, the first regional geomechanics society in the world, was established in Salzburg, Austria. In 1962, initiated by t...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the current laboratory rock cutters are usually box-type, and the operating space is narrow and inconvenient to operate; moreover, they cannot cut large rock blocks and irregular rock blocks

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