Cyclone-type tea leaf drying equipment

Abstract

The invention discloses cyclone-type tea leaf drying equipment. The cyclone-type tea leaf drying equipment comprises a box body, a box cover, a storage case, a case cover, drying lamps, a motor, a first rotating shaft, a fan, an incomplete gear, rectangular frame bodies, first racks, L-shaped rods, second racks, gears and sector plates. Due to the fact that the cyclone-type tea leaf drying equipment is provided with the motor, the first rotating shaft, the fan and the incomplete gear, the motor drives the fan, the incomplete gear and the storage case to rotate under the driving effect of the first rotating shaft, and the drying lamps can evenly dry Chinese herbal medicine inside the storage case; meanwhile, after wind fanned out of the fan passes through holes, the wind speed is further increased, wind power can also be increased, the wind can be diffused in all directions, and the drying range is wide; and the wind passing the through holes can ascend in a rotating mode to form a cyclone, the cyclone can make full contact with tea leaves while stirring the tea leaves, and the drying efficiency is further improved. The rectangular frame bodies, the L-shaped rods, the second racks,the gears and the sector plates are arranged, the sector plates can be driven to rotate continuously by matching, the tea leaves can be blown from the left side and the right side at the same time andthe drying efficiency is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a drying device, in particular to a cyclone-type tea drying device. Background technique [0002] Tea refers to the leaves or buds of the tea tree. Generally speaking, tea refers to a beverage that is processed from the leaves of the tea tree and can be drunk directly with boiling water. Tea is a dicotyledon, about 30 genera and 500 species, distributed in tropical and subtropical regions. There are 14 genera and 397 species in China, and they are mainly produced in the south of the Yangtze River. Among them, Tea and Heshu are of great economic value. Trees or shrubs, leaves alternate, simple, leathery, without stipules; flowers often bisexual, rare unisexual, solitary or several clustered, axillary or terminal; sepals 5-7, arranged in compound tiles; petals usually 5 , rarely 4 to many, arranged in compound tiles; stamens are very numerous, rare, separated or more or less connate; ovary superior, rarely inferior, 2-10 cells...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] In the production process of tea, new tea needs to be dried, but the existing tea drying equipment has the disadvantages of slow drying speed, uneven and sufficient heating of tea, and low drying efficiency.

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