Hot oil heating tea leaf drying machine

Abstract

The invention provides a hot oil heating tea leaf drying machine. The hot oil heating tea leaf drying machine comprises a shell, a stirring mechanism and a swinging mechanism. A drying area is arranged in the shell. A feeding pipe is arranged above the drying area, and a discharging pipe is arranged on one side of the bottom of the drying area. The outer side of the drying area is wrapped by an oil bin. A spiral partition plate is arranged in the oil bin and divides the oil bin into a communication spiral oil way. The stirring mechanism comprises a stirring motor fixedly arranged at the middleportion of the top end of the shell. An air outlet pipe is arranged on the outer side of the shell, an inlet of the air outlet pipe communicates with the interior of the drying area, and an outlet ofthe air outlet pipe is connected with an exhaust fan. The bottom of the shell is arranged on the swinging mechanism. The swinging mechanism comprises an upper rotation shaft, an eccentric disc, a lower rotation shaft and a swinging drive mechanism. The hot oil heating tea leaf drying machine can stir tea leaves in the shell and meanwhile drives the whole shell to revolve through the swinging mechanism, and the drying efficiency is improved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of drying machines, in particular to a hot oil heating tea drying machine. Background technique [0002] There is a long record of tea drinking in Chinese history, and it is impossible to find out exactly when it was, but there is a saying about the approximate time, and evidence can also be found to show that tea drinking was indeed practiced in many parts of the world The habit was passed down from China, so many people think that drinking tea was first created by the Chinese, and the habit of drinking tea and growing tea in other parts of the world were directly or indirectly passed down from China. [0003] Tea needs to be dried during the production process. Traditionally, it is generally dried manually. In order to ensure uniform drying, it is necessary to manually stir fry continuously during drying, which is a waste of manpower. For this reason, modern society gradually emerges Some tea dryers have ...

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[0003] Tea needs to be dried during the production process. Traditionally, it is generally dried manually. In order to ensure uniform drying, it is necessary to manually stir fry continuously during drying, which is a waste of manpower. For this reason, modern society gradually emerges Some tea dryers have been developed, but there are still some defects in modern tea dryers. For example, in modern drying devices, the drying of tea is only done by simple heating and stirring, which cannot meet the requirements of large-scale industrial production. Processing

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