Tea leaf drying machine

Abstract

The present invention discloses a tea leaf drying machine. The tea leaf drying machine comprises a cylinder body. One end of the cylinder body is embedded with a bearing; the other end of the cylinderbody is provided with a material discharge port; the inner ring of the bearing is fixedly provided with a rotary table; one side of the rotary table is provided with a rotating shaft; the other sideof the rotary table is provided with a driving motor; the rotating shaft is fixedly provided with stirring shafts; the end parts of the stirring shafts are provided with stirring and heating pieces; the bottom part of the driving motor is provided with an operation table; the operation table is provided with buttons; one side of the material discharge port is provided with a cylinder cover; the cylinder cover is provided with a sealing ring; the bottom part of the cylinder body is provided with a base seat; and a material feeding pipe is arranged in the top part of the cylinder body. The stirring and heating pieces are used to adhere to the inner wall of the cylinder body; and when the rotating shaft rotates, the stirring shafts drive the stirring and heating pieces to conduct rolling andheating of tea leaves in the cylinder body, enable the tea leaves to be heated more evenly, and improve the quality of the tea leaves after drying.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of tea machinery, in particular to a tea drying machine. Background technique [0002] Tea tree, formerly known as: tea, Camellia, Camellia shrub or small tree, twigs glabrous. Leaves leathery, oblong or elliptic. The leaves of the tea tree can be used to make tea (different from the tea tree), the seeds can be used to extract oil, the material of the tea tree is fine and dense, and its wood can be used for carving. The distribution is mainly concentrated between 16 degrees south latitude and 30 degrees north latitude. Tea trees like warm and humid climates. The buds start to germinate when the average temperature is above 10°C, and the optimum temperature for growth is 20-25°C; the annual precipitation should be above 1000 mm; Sun-loving and shade-tolerant, it is suitable for growing under diffuse light; its life is divided into seedling stage, juvenile stage, adult stage and old age stage. The age of the tree can...

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Problems solved by technology

However, after the tea leaves are picked from the tea tree, they cannot be eaten directly. They must be dried before they can be eaten. However, the process of processing tea leaves is very troublesome, and the structure of the drying device is complicated and the cost is high.

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