Paleontological fossil surface repairing treatment device for elemental analysis

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of paleontological fossils, in particular to a paleontological fossil surface repairing treatment device for elemental analysis. The device comprises an X-direction workbench, a horizontal driving mechanism is arranged at the upper end of the workbench, a horizontal moving mechanism is arranged in the middle of the horizontal driving mechanism, and a placing mechanism is arranged at the upper end of the horizontal moving mechanism. The placing mechanism is used for placing and soaking paleontological fossils. An X-direction treatment mechanism is arranged on one side of the upper end of the workbench, a Y-direction treatment mechanism is arranged at the upper end of a first supporting plate, and a Z-direction treatment mechanism is arranged at the upper end of a second supporting plate. During use, the X-direction treatment mechanism and the Y-direction treatment mechanism realize cleaning of X-direction and Y-direction lines on the surface of the paleontological fossil, the Z-direction treatment mechanism realizes cleaning of the surface of the upper end of the paleontological fossil, and a third cleaning brush rotates while revolving, so that the cleaning degree of the upper end of the paleontological fossil is improved, the cleaning efficiency is ensured, and automatic operation is realized.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of paleontological fossils, in particular to a surface restoration treatment device for paleontological fossils used for element analysis. Background technique [0002] Elemental analysis is a chemical analysis method for studying the elemental composition in organic compounds. Divided into qualitative and quantitative. The former is used to identify which elements are contained in organic compounds; the latter is used to determine the percentage of these elements in organic compounds. [0003] When performing element analysis on paleontological fossils, if there are impurities on the surface of the fossils, the analysis results will be inaccurate. Because some paleontological fossils have X-direction or Y-direction lines, most of the impurities on the surface of paleontological fossils are removed by artificial brushes in the prior art, which is laborious and the removal effect is not good. It needs to be soaked in...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] When performing element analysis on paleontological fossils, if there are impurities on the surface of the fossils, the analysis results will be inaccurate

Since some paleontological fossils have X-direction or Y-direction lines, most of the impurities on the surface of paleontological fossils are removed by artificial brushes in the prior art, which is laborious and the removal effect is not good. It needs to be soaked in clean water, and the soaking is completed. Cleaning afterward is time-consuming and labor-intensive

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