Automatic recovery method for recovering simulated debris flow in certain space

Abstract

The invention discloses automatic recovery equipment for recovering simulated debris flow in a certain space. The automatic recovery equipment comprises a working table, a base, a conveying device anda recovering device, the working table is arranged below an experiment cabin, the base is arranged at the bottom of the working table, and the conveying device is arranged at the upper end of the base; the recovering device is arranged outside the experiment cabin, a bottom plate support is arranged in the middle of a surface plate of the working table, and a main material barrel is arranged on the left side of the surface plate of the working table; the conveying device comprises a first roller rod, a second roller rod and a conveying belt, a material distributing barrel is arranged on the upper end surface of the conveying belt, a motor is arranged inside the base, and a weight sensor is arranged at the lower end of a top plate of the base; and the recovering device comprises a shell body, a collecting bin and a recovery joint. According to the automatic recovery equipment, the automatic recovery task of the simulated debris flow in the certain space can be automatically completed,and the secondary recovery is carried out on the simulated debris flow material, so that the labor is saved, the efficiency is higher, and the recovery effect is better.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an automatic recovery method, in particular to an automatic recovery method for recovering simulated debris flow in a certain space. Background technique [0002] Debris flow is a torrent formed by heavy rains and floods after saturation and dilution of soft soil mountains containing sand and rocks. It has the characteristics of suddenness, fast flow, large flow, large material capacity and strong destructive power. A typical debris flow is composed of viscous mud with coarse solid debris suspended and rich in silt and clay; under appropriate terrain conditions, a large amount of water soaks the solid accumulation in the flowing water hillside or ditch bed, making it stable When the water is lowered, the solid accumulation material saturated with water moves under its own gravity, forming a debris flow. Mud-rock flow is a disastrous geological phenomenon. Usually, mud-rock flow erupts suddenly and fiercely, and can carry huge ...

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Problems solved by technology

After the simulation of debris flow disaster is completed, a large amount of simulated debris flow materials have been accumulated in the simulation venue or laboratory used for simulation. At present, there is no automatic recovery equipment for recycling simulated debris flow in a certain space on the market. Recycling by simulating debris flow is time-consuming, labor-intensive, heavy workload, and inefficient

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