Mobile directional incineration station for dry vegetation

Abstract

The invention provides a mobile directional incineration station for dry vegetation. The mobile directional incineration station is composed of a power support system, a walking system and an incinerator, wherein the incinerator is provided with a furnace barrel, a smoke exhaust port and a material swallowing port, and is mounted on the walking system through a landing support, and the incineratoris further provided with auxiliary rollers and a bump buffer device; the incinerator is internally provided with an open fire spraying combustion system and an air blowing oxygen increasing combustion supporting system, and is further provided with a vegetation fluffy device which is matched with a corresponding function auxiliary device and a control system thereof; the incinerator is further provided with auxiliary devices such as a smoke exhaust fan, a residual fire extinguishing blanket, a plant ash pressing roller; and the incinerator is further provided with a temperature sensor corresponding to a temperature parameter transmission display device arranged in an operating cockpit. The mobile directional incineration station for the dry vegetation can also be changed into a functionalattachment for engineering machinery, and is mounted on an engineering machinery vehicle through a universal mounting interface. According to the mobile directional incineration station, the safe, controllable directional incineration of the dry vegetation, the full combustion of the smoke-free pollution and the harmless treatment after incineration are achieved; and the agricultural requirementsare met, the environmental protection requirement is met, and dry vegetation burning no longer cause harm.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of agricultural forest machinery equipment, in particular to a mobile directional incineration station for dry waste vegetation that burns dry waste vegetation safely and controllably. Background technique [0002] In the field of farming, there has always been a practice of burning the remnants of farmland vegetation that has been harvested, such as wheat stalks and rice stalks. good fertilizer. However, in recent years, large-scale air pollution such as smog has been caused by the thick smoke formed by burning land, and it is also very common that the dense smoke formed by burning land along the road causes the instantaneous reduction of vehicle visibility and causes car accidents; there is also the impact of burning land on fire. Uncontrollable and residual flames after burning are likely to cause large-scale forestry fires; for this reason, relevant departments in many areas have begun to prohibit farmland burnin...

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