A steam curing device for pipe fittings

Abstract

The invention relates to a steam curing device for a pipefitting and solves the problem that steam is diffused when cement pipes enter into a cellar in steam curing and the cement pipes are hard to arrange. The technical scheme is as follows: the steam curing device comprises a cellar which is of a vertical cylindrical shell structure. A partition plate is hoisted on the top of the cellar to encircle the space in the cellar to a plane spiral channel. A steam pipe is arranged on the top of the cellar. A table is mounted at the center of the bottom of the cellar. A disc is rotatably mounted on apedestal. A feed inlet is formed in the top center of the cellar. A discharge opening is formed in a position opposite to the outer port of the channel. A charging barrel is arranged at the feed inlet. The right half side wall of the charging barrel can be openable and closeable. The inner bottom surface of the charging barrel is a bevel high on the left side and low on the right side. The steamcuring device also comprises a transfer plate carrier capable of being pushed into the charging barrel and the channel. The steam curing device can prevent steam from diffusing when the pipe enters into the cellar, the pipes can be arranged automatically if entering into the cellar, members are placed vertically stably in the whole process, and defects of cracks and holes inside can be avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of maintenance of cement products, in particular to a steam maintenance device for pipe fittings. Background technique [0002] Steam curing refers to the curing method that uses steam as the heat medium to accelerate the hardening of concrete; at present, cement pipes are generally placed in a steam cellar for steam curing, and when the cement pipes are hoisted into the steam cellar, a large amount of steam will escape , affect the sight of workers, and cause steam loss at the same time. The temperature fluctuation in the steam cellar is not easy to control. In addition, the cement pipes need to be placed separately after they are hoisted into the steam cellar, which requires a lot of labor and low work efficiency. A self-falling cycle steam curing cellar with cement poles, pipe piles, and culverts, which provides a way for the pipes to roll and arrange themselves. However, when the concrete is not completely solidif...

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[0003] In view of the above situation, in order to overcome the defects of the prior art, the present invention provides a steam curing device for pipe fittings, which effectively solves the problem of steam escaping when cement pipes are steam-cured into the cellar and difficult to arrange after entering the cellar.

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