Insertion fin assembly equipment of radiator shell applied to 5G base station

Abstract

The invention discloses insertion fin assembly equipment of a radiator shell applied to a 5G base station and relates to the technical field of communications. The insertion fin assembly equipment comprises a rack, a base body, insertion fins, a conveying mechanism, an installation mechanism and a limiting mechanism. According to the equipment disclosed by the invention, a split-type processing technology is used, and a phenomenon that a product yield is reduced due to height changes in an integral die-casting formation technology is avoided; cooling time is greatly shortened; a box body is disposed at the middle of the rack, and the limiting mechanism is disposed on the box body, and the base body and the insertion fins are laminated in the area, so that semi-automatization of the equipment is realized, and processing efficiency is increased; top cutters are disposed in the installation mechanism, and form two sets of V-shaped blades which are symmetrically distributed, so that the thickness of each insertion fin is thin enough, and thus a configuration quantity significantly increases within a certain formation scope, and better heat dissipation effects are realized; and reeds and limiting bolts are disposed on the top cutters, so that structural strength and the heat dissipation effects of the product are further ensured.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of communication technology, in particular to a fin assembly device for a radiator housing for a 5G base station. Background technique [0002] With the rapid development of network communication technology, people are about to usher in the fifth generation of mobile communication network. 5G technology has super large bandwidth, and the data transmission rate is much higher than the previous network. The experience rate can reach 1Gbps, which is equivalent to a hundred times that of 4G; 5G base station It is a public mobile communication base station dedicated to providing 5G network services to realize wireless signal transmission between wired communication networks and wireless terminals. The result is that the power consumption of the processing equipment in the base station will increase greatly, and the heat production will inevitably increase accordingly. [0003] At present, most of the existing radiators fo...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] At present, most of the existing radiators for 5G base stations are processed by one-piece die-casting. In the long-term production and manufacturing process, it is found that this method has certain disadvantages, such as: 1. In order to meet the good heat dissipation effect, the radiator The shell should be set in depth, but when the height reaches a certain level, the yield rate of the manufactured product will decrease; 2. Due to the appropriate increase in the depth of the part, in order to meet the molding strength, the heat sink must reach a certain thickness. But in the end, due to the increase in thickness, the number of cooling fins will be reduced within a certain molding range, and the heat dissipation effect of the shell will be worse; 3. After the integral molding is completed, it needs to occupy a large space to cool it , The time spent on cooling is too long; in order to solve the above technical problems, our company has proposed a split processing technology to process the radiator shell, but the fins are manually assembled and fixed by aluminum argon arc welding. Efficiency needs to be improved, and due to the large base of the fins, it is difficult to keep the fins parallel in this way. Once tilted, the ventilation effect will be deteriorated, that is, the heat dissipation effect will be poor.

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