An automatic alignment device and alignment method for iron driller gap
An automatic alignment, iron driller technology, applied in drill pipe, drill pipe, earthwork drilling, etc., can solve the problems of restricted processing cost, lack of notch alignment device, low efficiency, etc.
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[0018] see figure 1 , this specific embodiment discloses an automatic alignment device for iron driller gaps, including a hall sensor 1, an angle encoder 2, an electromagnetic valve 3, a magnet 6, a first disc 4 and a second disc 5 , the first disk 4 and the second disk 5 are stacked, the first disk 4 is provided with a first gap 41, the second disk 5 is provided with a second gap 42, the first The rotation of a disc 4 is controlled by the electromagnetic valve 3, the angle encoder 2 is used to receive the pulse signal of the Hall sensor 1, the angle encoder 2 is used to obtain the angular position of the first disc 4, and the Hall The sensor 1 is arranged on the second disk 5, the magnet 6 is arranged on the first disk 4, the angle encoder 2 is arranged on the first disk 4, and the Hall sensor 1 is arranged on the first disk 4. 4 Send pulse signal during rotation. Feasibly, the angle encoder 2 is arranged on the transmission gear of the first disc 4 . This is because the f...
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[0020] This specific embodiment discloses an automatic alignment method for iron driller gaps as described above, including the following steps:
[0021] Step 1. Install the corresponding sensor at the specified design position on the iron driller gap automatic alignment device. The sensor is a Hall sensor and an angle encoder; feasible, the angle encoder is installed on a transmission gear of the first disc .
[0022] Step 2, system calibration of iron driller notch automatic alignment device;
[0023] The specific calibration process is as follows: the first disc 4 is controlled to rotate clockwise through the electromagnetic valve 3; after receiving the Hall sensor 1 at the first position 7 (the first position 7 and the second position 8 are Hall sensors entering into the magnet Two critical positions in the range of the magnetic field line, in these two positions the Hall sensor will output rising or falling pulses, note that when the pulse signal sent by the non-latching...
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