Gas meter T-shaped shaft discharging mechanism and method capable of being used for industrial Internet of Things manufacturing
A technology of industrial Internet of Things and discharge mechanism, which is applied in the direction of conveyor objects, transportation and packaging, etc., which can solve the problems of inability to install aluminum shell gas meters and large volume of electromechanical valves, etc.
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[0060] Such as Figure 1 to Figure 6 As shown, the gas meter T-shaft discharge mechanism that can be used in the manufacture of industrial Internet of Things includes a clamping device, a positioning device and a jacking device 6;
[0061] The positioning device includes a receiving groove 25, and the width of the receiving groove 25 satisfies that the T-shaped shaft 7 can be supported on the edge of the top side of the receiving groove 25 by hooking on both sides of the end cap;
[0062]The jacking device 6 has a jacking end positioned at the lower side of the accommodating groove 25, and the jacking end is used to lift the T-shaped shaft 7 in the accommodating groove 25;
[0063] The clamping device 3 has a chuck 31 for clamping the lifted T-shaped shaft 7 .
[0064] This solution aims at the small size of the T-shaft 7 of the Internet of Things gas meter, and provides a method that can enable the T-shaft 7 to be reliably clamped by a single one. The specific clamping end i...
Embodiment 2
[0073] This embodiment is further refined and optimized on the basis of Embodiment 1:
[0074] It also includes a lifting device 4 for driving the chuck 31 to move up and down, and a transfer device 5 for driving the chuck 31 to change its position in the lateral direction in space. When this solution is used in practice, the lifting device 4 and the transfer device 5 are used to complete the position transfer of the T-shaft 7 in space, so that the position of the chuck 31 can match the clamping station after the T-shaft 7 is jacked up. 1. The assembly station on the gearbox cover after the transfer is completed, adopts a specific design including the lifting device 4 and the transfer device 5, aiming to realize: considering the cumbersome assembly process of the gas meter electromechanical valve gearbox, the possible station points are relatively small. Many features, such as using the indexing plate with relatively accurate positioning and high transfer efficiency as the tur...
Embodiment 3
[0076] This embodiment is further refined and optimized on the basis of embodiment 2:
[0077] As a person skilled in the art, the basic consideration of the design stroke of the lifting device 4 above is to consider the length of the T-shaft 7 to realize the abdication requirements that need to be considered during the clamping and taking-out process of the T-shaft 7 after being jacked up in the accommodating groove 25, and further Considering the embedding depth of the T-shaft 7 during installation, since the length of the T-shaft 7 is greater than the embedding depth, the stroke of the lifting device 4 only needs to meet the maximum pull-up or down-insertion distance requirements, and the T-shaft 7 is clamped The transmission distance between the fetching station and the assembly station is obviously greater than the maximum lifting distance. Considering the simplified system structure design and the response speed of the lifting system, it is set as follows: the chuck 31 is...
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