Fettling device and fettling method for insulator production
By combining sliding support components and coating components, the problems of surface damage and poor support of insulators are solved, achieving uniform support and coating of the skirts, and improving the surface smoothness and mechanical strength of the insulators.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202511947855.X
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-12-23
- Publication Date
- 2026-01-20
- Estimated Expiration
- 2045-12-23
AI Technical Summary
In the existing technology, the rigid support on the insulator surface cannot be fully fitted, resulting in surface damage and poor support effect, which is more obvious when there is a negative angle structure at the bottom of the skirt.
A sliding support assembly is adopted, including guide blocks, lifting blocks and rollers. The rollers are covered with flexible material on the outside. The rollers adapt to the angle and shape of the bottom of the umbrella skirt, avoiding direct contact with rigid support. Combined with the coating assembly, uniform coating and support are achieved.
It effectively avoids scratches on the insulator surface, ensures uniform support and coating of the sheds, and improves the smoothness and mechanical strength of the insulator surface.
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Abstract
Description
TECHNICAL FIELD
[0001] The application belongs to the technical field of insulator processing, and particularly relates to a green body repairing device and a green body repairing method for insulator production. BACKGROUND
[0002] Insulators are key components for supporting conductors and insulating current in power systems, commonly used in power transmission lines and substations. Insulator green body repairing is a core process in ceramic manufacturing. On the initially formed green body, workers use green body repairing knives to cut out the three-dimensional shape, spacing and contour of the shed from top to bottom on the rotating green body, forming the final appearance and structure. This process directly determines the mechanical strength, electrical performance and long-term reliability of the insulator.
[0003] A ceramic insulator processing equipment is disclosed in Chinese Patent No. CN117260946B, which includes a workbench, a first fixed plate fixedly arranged on the end face of the workbench, a second fixed plate fixedly arranged on one side of the top of the first fixed plate, a clamping assembly arranged on the end face of the second fixed plate, a rotating assembly arranged below the clamping assembly on the end face of the workbench, a cutting assembly arranged on one side of the rotating assembly on the end face of the workbench, a second support frame arranged below the second fixed plate on the inner side of the first fixed plate, and a plurality of repairing assemblies arranged in a straight line direction in the second support frame. The repairing assembly includes a shaping block, arc scraping strips arranged on the end faces of the two sides of the shaping block, and elastic strips arranged on the end face of the shaping block on the inner side of the arc scraping strips. The present application can support the green body after cutting the concave surface to prevent it from bending and deforming, and can also scrape and fill the abnormally protruding mud to ensure the smoothness of the wall surface.
[0004] However, the above technical solution still has the following defects. The insulator concave forming surface support is rigidly inserted and fixed in the groove thereof, and needs to completely fit the insulator. The friction between the support structure and the green body surface is large, which can cause local heating, softening or deformation of the mud, and the mud is more likely to adhere to the shaping block, affecting the support precision and scraping and filling effect, and even causing secondary damage to the processed surface during support due to the rigid scraping itself or slight vibration. Due to the negative angle structure of the insulator shed bottom arc, the rigid support structure is not easy to completely fit, and cannot provide sufficient support effect. SUMMARY
[0005] The purpose of the present application is to provide a green body repairing device and a green body repairing method for insulator production, which aims to solve the problem of rigid support in the prior art that cannot completely fit the surface of the insulator and easily causes damage to the surface of the insulator.
[0006] To achieve the above object, the present application provides the following technical scheme: a greenware repairing device for insulator production, comprising: a workbench and an insulator placed in the workbench, a clamping assembly is arranged inside the workbench for placing and clamping the insulator, a greenware repairing assembly is arranged on one side of the clamping assembly for repairing the greenware of the insulator, and a supporting assembly is arranged inside the workbench; The supporting assembly comprises two groups of supporting frames slidingly arranged inside the workbench, guide blocks are horizontally slidingly arranged on the side of the supporting frames close to the insulator, the guide blocks are arranged in multiple groups along the vertical direction of the supporting frames, the guide blocks on adjacent supporting frames are arranged alternately, the multiple guide blocks on the same supporting frame correspond to the umbrella skirts arranged at intervals on the insulator, lifting blocks are slidingly connected to the bottom of the guide blocks, positioning blocks are slidingly arranged on the side of the lifting blocks close to the insulator, first elastic members for resetting the positioning blocks are connected to the positioning blocks, supporting blocks are rotatably connected to the side of the positioning blocks close to the insulator, second elastic members for resetting the supporting blocks are connected to the supporting blocks, rollers are rotatably connected to the side of the supporting blocks away from the positioning blocks, the diameter of the rollers is smaller than the minimum distance between two adjacent umbrella skirts of the insulator, and the side of the roller away from the supporting block is inclined upward in the initial state.
[0007] Further technical scheme of the present application is that a coating assembly is arranged on the supporting assembly, the coating assembly comprises guide shafts rotatably arranged on both sides of the supporting block, the supporting block is hollow inside, the roller is hollow inside and communicates with the internal cavity of the supporting block to form a flow-through cavity, a liquid inlet is arranged on the top of the supporting block away from the roller, a push block is slidingly arranged inside the supporting block, the push block is located between the liquid inlet and the roller, a sealing block matched with the push block is arranged inside the supporting block, a third elastic member is connected to the side of the push block close to the roller, the other end of the third elastic member is connected to the inside of the supporting block, the third elastic member is a spring, a plurality of liquid outlet holes are arranged in the roller, the outer side of the roller is covered with a layer of flexible water-absorbing material, and the liquid outlet holes are in contact with the outer side covering material of the roller.
[0008] Further technical scheme of the present application is that limiting sleeves matched with the guide shafts are arranged at both ends of the push block, the limiting sleeves penetrate through the supporting block and extend to both ends of the supporting block, the limiting sleeves can reciprocally slide along the outer wall of the guide shaft, helical grooves are arranged on the limiting sleeves along the moving direction of the limiting sleeves, slide columns freely sliding in the helical grooves are arranged on the guide shafts, the rotation directions of the two guide shafts are the same, an extension cylinder is rotatably connected to the guide shaft, a fourth elastic member is connected to one end of the guide shaft, the other end of the fourth elastic member is connected to the extension cylinder, the fourth elastic member is a torsional spring, a scraper is arranged on the side of the extension cylinder close to the roller, and the scraper and the rotation axis of the roller are in the same plane in the initial state.
[0009] Further technical solutions of the present application are that the support frames are arranged in a staggered manner in the horizontal direction, the two groups of support frames are symmetrically arranged on the side away from the green body repairing assembly, the side of the support frame away from the insulator is provided with a third driving device capable of driving the guide block to reciprocate, the guide block is provided with a fourth driving device capable of driving the lifting block to move up and down, the two ends of the first elastic member are respectively connected with the positioning block and the lifting block, the first elastic member is a spring, the two ends of the second elastic member are respectively connected with the support block and the positioning block, and the second elastic member is a torsion spring.
[0010] Further technical solutions of the present application are that the bottom of the side of the positioning block close to the support block is rotationally provided with a positioning column, the positioning column is provided with a protruding block, the end of the protruding block away from the rotation shaft can contact the bottom of the support block, the side of the positioning block and the positioning column is provided with a matched scale line, the positioning block is provided with a sensing element, the lifting block is provided with an indicating plate matched with the sensing element, and the sensing element is used for detecting the position of the positioning block relative to the lifting block.
[0011] Further technical solutions of the present application are that the clamping assembly comprises a placing disc rotationally installed in the workbench, the green body of the insulator is placed on the placing disc, the workbench is internally provided with a first driving device capable of driving the placing disc to rotationally move, the workbench is internally provided with a limiting disc sliding up and down, the limiting disc is arranged directly above the placing disc and can rotationally move, the rotation shafts of the placing disc and the limiting disc coincide, and the workbench is provided with a second driving device capable of driving the limiting disc to move up and down.
[0012] Further technical solutions of the present application are that the green body repairing assembly comprises a tool holder slidingly arranged in the workbench, the tool holder is vertically arranged and can move close to or away from the insulator along the workbench, and the tool holder is slidingly provided with a green body repairing tool.
[0013] Further technical solutions of the present application are that the workbench is internally provided with a first control assembly for controlling the movement of the tool holder and the green body repairing tool, and the workbench is internally provided with a second control assembly for controlling the movement of the support frame.
[0014] A green body repairing method for insulator production comprises the following steps: S1, placing the green body of the insulator on the clamping assembly and fixing it, then controlling the green body to rotate and moving the green body repairing assembly close to the green body, and sequentially processing the umbrella skirt from top to bottom; S2, when processing one umbrella skirt, controlling the guide block to drive the roller to move close to the bottom of the umbrella skirt, then controlling the lifting block to drive the roller to move upward, so that the roller is in contact with the bottom surface of the umbrella skirt and exerts a supporting force; S3, as the umbrella skirt is continuously processed from top to bottom, the rollers on the two groups of support frames are sequentially extended from top to bottom and support the bottom of the umbrella skirt; S4, after the trimming is finished, the trimming liquid is introduced into the roller through the liquid inlet of the coating assembly, under the pressure of the introduced liquid, the push block is pushed to move, and then the extension cylinder is driven to rotate, so that the scraper on the extension cylinder is in contact with the bottom of the umbrella skirt, and then the umbrella skirt is coated; S5, the rollers on the two groups of support frames move downward in turn, while ensuring the support of the umbrella skirt, all the umbrella skirts are coated in turn; S6, after the coating is finished, the lifting block returns to the initial state, then it is driven away from the insulator by the support frame, and the processed insulator is taken down, and then the next blank processing is prepared.
[0015] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of the present application are: 1, by setting the support assembly, all the umbrella skirts are supported, the angle is adjusted by the roller, which can be conveniently inserted into the bottom of the umbrella skirt and matched with the angle and shape of the bottom of the umbrella skirt, avoiding direct contact of the hard support with the processing surface and avoiding scratching; the roller can adapt to the slight unevenness of the umbrella skirt, avoiding deformation caused by over-supporting or invalidity caused by under-supporting; the inclination angle of the roller can be adjusted to adapt to the inclination angle of the bottom of the umbrella skirt to meet the support requirements of the bottom of the umbrella skirt of different insulators.
[0016] 2, by setting the coating assembly, the roller can adapt to the inclination angle of the upper surface of the umbrella skirt, ensuring that the umbrella skirt of the insulator can be uniformly coated, and the excess liquid is scraped off by the scraper, forcing the trimming liquid to be uniformly distributed; at the same time, auxiliary support can be provided during coating to prevent deformation when coating the middle position of the umbrella skirt. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0017] The accompanying drawings are used to provide a further understanding of the present application, and constitute a part of the specification, together with the embodiments of the present application, to explain the present application, and do not constitute a limitation on the present application. In the drawings: Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the specific embodiment in the present application; Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the workbench in the specific embodiment in the present application; Figure 3 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of the trimming assembly and the support assembly in the specific embodiment in the present application; Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of the insulator and the support assembly in the specific embodiment in the present application; Figure 5 It is Figure 4 It is an enlarged schematic diagram of the structure at A in the specific embodiment in the present application; Figure 6 It is a schematic diagram of the cooperation structure of the guide block, the lifting block and the positioning block in the specific embodiment in the present application; Figure 7 This is a partial cross-sectional view of the support component in a specific embodiment of the present invention; Figure 8 This is a partial structural diagram of the support component in a specific embodiment of the present invention; Figure 9 This is a partial front view of the support component in a specific embodiment of the present invention; Figure 10 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the support block and rollers in a specific embodiment of the present invention; Figure 11 This is a schematic diagram of the coating component in a specific embodiment of the present invention; Figure 12 This is a schematic diagram of the cooperation structure between the guide shaft, the push block, and the extension cylinder in a specific embodiment of the present invention.
[0018] In the diagram: 1. Workbench; 2. Insulator; 3. Clamping assembly; 31. Placement tray; 32. First drive device; 33. Limiting plate; 34. Second drive device; 4. Trimming assembly; 41. Tool holder; 42. Trimming tool; 5. Support assembly; 51. Support frame; 52. Guide block; 53. Third drive device; 54. Lifting block; 541. Fourth drive device; 542. Indicator plate; 55. Positioning block; 551. First elastic element; 55 2. Sensing element; 56. Support block; 561. Second elastic element; 562. Sealing block; 57. Roller; 571. Liquid outlet; 58. Positioning post; 581. Protrusion; 582. Scale line; 6. Coating assembly; 61. Guide shaft; 611. Sliding column; 612. Fourth elastic element; 62. Liquid inlet; 63. Push block; 631. Third elastic element; 632. Limiting sleeve; 633. Spiral groove; 64. Extension cylinder; 641. Scraper. Detailed Implementation
[0019] The technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present invention.
[0020] Please see Figures 1-12 The present invention provides the following technical solution: a blank-repairing device for insulator production, comprising a workbench 1, an insulator 2, a clamping assembly 3, a blank-repairing assembly 4, a support assembly 5, and a coating assembly 6.
[0021] The workbench 1 is placed on the ground, and the insulator 2 is placed in the workbench 1 during work and is processed, the clamping assembly 3 is arranged in the workbench 1, the clamping assembly 3 is used for clamping and fixing the insulator 2, and the insulator 2 is driven to rotate around the axis during processing. The roughing assembly 4 is slidably installed in the workbench 1, and the roughing assembly 4 can move horizontally to approach or move away from the insulator 2, and when approaching, the roughing assembly 4 can process the rough parts of the insulator 2. The support assembly 5 is slidably installed in the workbench 1, and the support assembly 5 can move horizontally and approach the rotation center of the insulator 2 to support the processed umbrella skirt. The coating assembly 6 is arranged on the support assembly 5, and the coating assembly 6 can be used to apply roughing liquid to the umbrella skirt of the insulator 2 after processing, and the exposed capillary holes after cutting are closed through the infiltration and micro-dissolution of the roughing liquid, the scratches left by the roughing assembly 4 during processing are eliminated, the surface smoothness of the insulator 2 is improved, and normal glazing can be ensured subsequently.
[0022] As shown in Figures 1-3 The clamping assembly 3 includes a placing disc 31 rotatably installed in the workbench 1, and the columnar rough of the insulator 2 to be processed is placed on the placing disc 31. A first driving device 32 is arranged in the workbench 1, and the output end of the first driving device 32 is connected to the bottom of the placing disc 31. The placing disc 31 can be driven to rotate around the axis in the workbench 1 by the first driving device 32. A limiting disc 33 is slidably arranged in the workbench 1, and the limiting disc 33 is arranged above the placing disc 31 and can rotate around the axis. The rotation shafts of the placing disc 31 and the limiting disc 33 coincide, and the rough of the insulator 2 can be placed between the limiting disc 33 and the placing disc 31. A second driving device 34 is arranged on the top of the workbench 1, and the output end of the second driving device 34 is rotatably connected to the top of the limiting disc 33. The limiting disc 33 can be driven to move up and down in the workbench 1 by the second driving device 34.
[0023] During work, the rough of the insulator 2 is first placed in the placing disc 31, and then the second driving device 34 controls the limiting disc 33 to move downward to contact the upper surface of the rough of the insulator 2 and apply a certain pressure to the rough. Then the first driving device 32 drives the placing disc 31 to rotate the rough of the insulator 2, and the limiting disc 33 is also driven to rotate under the action of the friction force between the rough and the limiting disc 33.
[0024] As shown in Figures 2-3As shown, the trimming assembly 4 includes a tool holder 41 slidably disposed inside the worktable 1. The tool holder 41 is vertically arranged and can slide horizontally along the inside of the worktable 1 to approach or move away from the insulator 2. A trimming blade 42 is slidably disposed on the tool holder 41 and can slide up and down along the tool holder 41. During operation, the tool holder 41 controls the trimming blade 42 to approach the insulator 2 blank, and then the up and down movement of the trimming blade 42 is used to trim the blank. A first control assembly (not shown in the figure) is provided inside the worktable 1 to control the movement of the tool holder 41 and the trimming blade 42.
[0025] like Figures 2-6 As shown, the support assembly 5 includes a support frame 51 slidably disposed inside the workbench 1. Two sets of support frames 51 are staggered horizontally and symmetrically arranged on the side away from the trimming assembly 4. Guide blocks 52 are horizontally slidably disposed on the support frame 51 near the insulator 2. Multiple sets of guide blocks 52 are disposed vertically along the support frame 51. The guide blocks 52 correspond to the sheds on the insulator 2, and the guide blocks 52 on adjacent support frames 51 are staggered, meaning that multiple sets of guide blocks 52 on the same support frame 51 correspond to the sheds spaced apart on the insulator 2. The guide blocks 52 on two sets of support frames 51 can cooperate with all the sheds. Multiple sets of third drive devices 53 are disposed on the side of the support frame 51 away from the insulator 2. The output end of the third drive device 53 is connected to the guide block 52, and the third drive device 53 can drive the guide block 52 to reciprocate along the support frame 51 towards or away from the insulator 2. A lifting block 54 is slidably connected to the bottom of the guide block 52. A fourth drive device 541 is provided on the guide block 52. The output end of the fourth drive device 541 is connected to the lifting block 54, and the lifting block 54 can be driven to move up and down along the guide block 52 through the fourth drive device 541. A second control component (not shown in the figure) is provided inside the worktable 1 to control the movement of the support frame 51.
[0026] like Figures 4-10As shown, the lifting block 54 is provided with a positioning block 55 on the side close to the insulator 2, the positioning block 55 can slide up and down along the lifting block 54, the positioning block 55 is connected with a first elastic member 551, the other end of the first elastic member 551 is connected with the lifting block 54, the first elastic member 551 can control the positioning block 55 to return to the initial position when not under force, in the embodiment, the first elastic member 551 is provided as a spring. The positioning block 55 is rotatably connected with a support block 56 on the side close to the insulator 2, the support block 56 is connected with a second elastic member 561 at the position of the rotation shaft, the other end of the second elastic member 561 is connected with the positioning block 55, the second elastic member 561 can control the support block 56 to rotate to the initial position when not under force, in the embodiment, the second elastic member 561 is provided as a torsion spring. The support block 56 is rotatably connected with a roller 57 on the side away from the positioning block 55, the diameter of the roller 57 is smaller than the minimum distance between the adjacent two sheds of the insulator 2, so that the roller 57 can be inserted between the two sheds, the outer side of the roller 57 is covered with a layer of flexible water-absorbing material, such as polyurethane sponge or hydrophilic modified rubber, so that the outer side of the roller 57 has the ability of deformation and water absorption at the same time, and the material can be replaced or cleaned to ensure normal use and maintenance. In the initial state, the support block 56 is provided in an inclined manner relative to the positioning block 55 under the action of the second elastic member 561, at this time, the side of the roller 57 away from the support block 56 is provided in an inclined upward manner, and when the support block 56 rotates to the limit position, the roller 57 can be kept in a horizontal or vertical state.
[0027] When the insulator 2 is processed by the trimming assembly 4, the fourth driving device 541 controls the lifting block 54 to move up and down and adjust the position of the roller 57, so that the roller 57 is located at the bottom of the processed umbrella skirt. Then the third driving device 53 controls the guide block 52 to move close to the insulator 2, and the roller 57 is inserted into the bottom of the umbrella skirt. Then the fourth driving device 541 controls the lifting block 54 to continue to move up, and when the roller 57 contacts the bottom surface of the umbrella skirt, the support block 56 starts to rotate around the axis, and the roller 57 stops moving after it is in close contact with the bottom surface of the umbrella skirt. At this time, the second elastic member 561 is forced to twist. Then the lifting block 54 continues to move up, and at this time, the lifting block 54 moves up relative to the positioning block 55, and the first elastic member 551 starts to deform under stress, and the roller 57 starts to apply support force to the bottom surface of the umbrella skirt. Since the insulator 2 is in a rotating state during processing, the roller 57 rotates around the axis together. When the trimming assembly 4 processes the second umbrella skirt above the insulator 2, the roller 57 on the adjacent support frame 51 starts to approach the umbrella skirt and continues to support it. The rollers 57 on the two groups of support frames 51 are staggered to prevent interference when the rollers 57 on the same support frame 51 support adjacent umbrella skirts, and to ensure that each umbrella skirt can be supported after being processed. The roller 57 can be adjusted in angle to facilitate insertion into the bottom of the umbrella skirt and to match the angle and shape of the bottom of the umbrella skirt. The flexible material covering the outer side of the roller 57 avoids direct contact between the hard support and the processing surface, thereby preventing scratching. The flexible material also has a certain friction with the umbrella skirt to prevent the umbrella skirt from flapping and cracking due to large centrifugal force when the insulator 2 rotates. The first elastic member 551 can provide constant and soft support force to adapt to the slight unevenness of the umbrella skirt and avoid deformation caused by over-supporting or invalidity caused by under-supporting.
[0028] As shown in Figures 5-9 , the bottom of the side of the positioning block 55 close to the support block 56 is rotatably provided with a positioning column 58, the positioning column 58 is provided with a protrusion 581, the end of the protrusion 581 away from the rotation axis can contact the bottom of the support block 56, and the positioning block 55 and the side of the positioning column 58 are provided with matching scale lines 582. Before processing, the worker can rotate the positioning column 58 to the desired angle and fix it, so that the scale lines 582 at the corresponding positions on the positioning block 55 and the positioning column 58 are aligned, and then the position of the end of the protrusion 581 away from the rotation axis is adjusted. When the roller 57 is in contact with and completely matches the bottom surface of the umbrella skirt, the bottom of the support block 56 is in contact with the end of the protrusion 581 away from the rotation axis, and the support block 56 no longer rotates under the limitation of the protrusion 581. The protrusion 581 can adjust and support the rotation angle of the support block 56, and then adjust the inclination angle of the roller 57, so that it can adapt to the inclination angle of the bottom of the umbrella skirt and meet the support requirements of the bottom of the umbrella skirt of different insulators 2.
[0029] As shown in Figure 5 , Figure 6 and Figure 8As shown, the positioning block 55 is provided with a sensing part 552, which can be a magnetic induction displacement sensor. The lifting block 54 is provided with an indicating plate 542 cooperating with the sensing part 552. When the positioning block 55 slides up and down along the lifting block 54, the sensing part 552 always corresponds to the indicating plate 542, and can detect the displacement of the positioning block 55 relative to the lifting block 54, so as to judge the stress degree of the first elastic member 551 and the supporting force of the roller 57, so that the supporting force of the roller 57 is always maintained within a fixed range. If the displacement of the positioning block 55 is abnormally increased, it indicates that the current supporting force is insufficient to balance the gravity of the shed, and the shed has a risk of deformation under the influence of gravity. At this time, the lifting block 54 is controlled to move upward, so as to increase the supporting force of the roller 57 and prevent the deformation of the shed.
[0030] As shown in Figures 8-12 The coating assembly 6 includes guide shafts 61 rotatably arranged on both sides of the supporting block 56. The two groups of guide shafts 61 are in the same plane as the rotation axes of the rollers 57. The supporting block 56 is hollow inside. The rollers 57 are hollow inside and communicate with the internal cavities of the supporting block 56 to form a flow-through cavity. The supporting block 56 is provided with a liquid inlet 62 on the side away from the rollers 57. The green body repairing liquid can be fed into the supporting block 56 through the liquid inlet 62. A push block 63 is slidably arranged inside the supporting block 56 and located between the liquid inlet 62 and the rollers 57. The supporting block 56 is provided with a closing block 562 cooperating with the push block 63. When the push block 63 slides on the closing block 562, the internal cavity of the supporting block 56 is divided into two parts. When the push block 63 slides away from the closing block 562, the internal cavity of the supporting block 56 is completely communicated. A third elastic member 631 is connected to the side of the push block 63 close to the rollers 57, and the other end of the third elastic member 631 is connected to the inside of the supporting block 56. The third elastic member 631 can control the push block 63 to contact the closing block 562 and divide the internal cavity of the supporting block 56 when not stressed. In the embodiment, the third elastic member 631 is a spring. A plurality of liquid outlets 571 are formed in the rollers 57. The liquid outlets 571 are in contact with the coating material on the outer side of the rollers 57. After the green body repairing liquid is fed into the rollers 57 through the flow-through cavity in the supporting block 56, the liquid outlets 571 can flow out to the flexible water-absorbing material coated on the outer side of the rollers 57 and wet the flexible material, which is used for coating the shed of the insulator 2.
[0031] The push block 63 is provided with a limiting sleeve 632 at both ends, which is matched with the guide shaft 61, penetrates the supporting block 56 and extends to both ends of the supporting block 56, and can slide along the outer wall of the guide shaft 61. The limiting sleeve 632 is provided with a helical groove 633 in the moving direction, and the guide shaft 61 is provided with a sliding column 611 which slides in the helical groove 633. Such design ensures that when the push block 63 slides in the supporting block 56, the sliding column 611 reciprocates along the helical groove 633, drives the guide shaft 61 to rotate as a fixed shaft, and the rotating directions of the two guide shafts 61 are the same. The guide shaft 61 is rotatably connected with an extension cylinder 64, one end of the guide shaft 61 is connected with a fourth elastic member 612, the other end of the fourth elastic member 612 is connected with the extension cylinder 64, and the fourth elastic member 612 is a torsion spring in the embodiment. The extension cylinder 64 is provided with a scraper 641 close to the roller 57, and in the initial state, the scraper 641 is in the same plane with the rotating axis of the roller 57 under the action of the fourth elastic member 612.
[0032] After the insulator 2 is finished, the uppermost supporting block 56 is first filled with a finishing liquid, the push block 63 in the supporting block 56 moves to the side of the roller 57 under the pressure of the liquid and compresses the third elastic member 631 until it is out of contact with the closing block 562. At this time, the liquid is introduced into the roller 57 and the material on the outer side of the roller 57 is soaked through the liquid outlet hole 571, and the bottom of the insulator 2 is coated through the outer side of the roller 57. In the coating process, there is a friction force between the roller 57 and the insulator 2, which makes it rotate passively with the insulator 2 to ensure uniform coating. At this time, the guide shaft 61 drives the extension cylinder 64 to rotate under the cooperation of the sliding column 611 and the helical groove 633. At this time, one of the scrapers 641 on both sides of the roller 57 rotates upward and the other rotates downward. After the upward rotating scraper 641 contacts the bottom of the umbrella skirt, the fourth elastic member 612 is twisted under stress, which makes the guide shaft 61 rotate relative to the extension cylinder 64, and the pressure on the bottom of the umbrella skirt is applied through the scraper 641, and the excess liquid is scraped off through the scraper 641, so that the finishing liquid is uniformly distributed and fills the surface micropores, forming a liquid film with uniform thickness and smooth surface. Prevent uneven distribution of liquid film thickness and affect the coating quality.
[0033] Subsequently, the uppermost lifting block 54 drives the rollers 57 to move downward to coat the upper surface of the adjacent umbrella skirt, while the rollers 57 at the bottom of the umbrella skirt remain unchanged to support the umbrella skirt during coating. At this time, the scraper 641 rotates downward and contacts the upper surface of the umbrella skirt to scrape the position. Since the support block 56 can drive the rollers 57 to rotate around the axis, and the inclination angle of the upper surface of the umbrella skirt is large, it can adapt to the inclination angle of the upper surface of the umbrella skirt to ensure that the umbrella skirt of the insulator 2 can be uniformly coated. Subsequently, the rollers 57 at the position move downward to continue coating the umbrella skirt below. At this time, the uppermost rollers 57 move in the opposite direction and continue to support the coated umbrella skirt to prevent the umbrella skirt from deforming during coating. When all the umbrella skirts are coated, the lifting block 54 returns to the initial state, and the rollers 57 are between the adjacent umbrella skirts. Finally, the support frame 51 drives the rollers 57 away from the insulator 2, and the processed insulator 2 is removed and placed into a new blank for the next round of processing.
[0034] A method for repairing a blank of an insulator, comprising the following steps: S1, placing the insulator 2 blank on the clamping assembly 3 to fix, then controlling the rotation of the blank and moving the repairing assembly 4 close to the blank, and processing the umbrella skirt from top to bottom; S2, when processing an umbrella skirt, control the guide block 52 to drive the roller 57 close to the bottom of the umbrella skirt, and then control the lifting block 54 to drive the roller 57 to move upward, so that the roller 57 is in contact with the bottom surface of the umbrella skirt and applies a supporting force; S3, as the umbrella skirt is continuously processed from top to bottom, the rollers 57 on the two groups of support frames 51 extend from top to bottom in turn and support the bottom of the umbrella skirt; S4, after the repairing is completed, the repairing liquid is introduced into the roller 57 through the liquid inlet 62 of the coating assembly 6. Under the pressure of the introduced liquid, the push block 63 is pushed to move, thereby driving the extension cylinder 64 to rotate, so that the scraper 641 on the extension cylinder 64 contacts the bottom of the umbrella skirt, and then coats the umbrella skirt; S5, the rollers 57 on the two groups of support frames 51 move downward in turn to coat all the umbrella skirts while ensuring the support of the umbrella skirts; S6, after the coating is completed, the lifting block 54 returns to the initial state, and then moves away from the insulator 2 under the drive of the support frame 51, and the processed insulator 2 is removed to prepare for the repairing of the next blank.
Claims
1. A greenware finishing apparatus for insulator production, comprising: The workbench (1) and the insulator (2) placed in the workbench (1), the workbench (1) is internally provided with a clamping assembly (3) for placing and clamping the insulator (2), and the clamping assembly (3) is provided with a roughing assembly (4) on one side for roughing the insulator (2), characterized in that the workbench (1) is internally provided with a supporting assembly (5); The supporting assembly (5) comprises two groups of supporting frames (51) slidingly arranged in the workbench (1), the supporting frames (51) are provided with guide blocks (52) slidingly arranged horizontally on the side close to the insulator (2), the guide blocks (52) are arranged in multiple groups in the vertical direction of the supporting frames (51), the guide blocks (52) on adjacent supporting frames (51) are arranged alternately, the multiple guide blocks (52) on the same supporting frame (51) correspond to the umbrella skirts arranged at intervals on the insulator (2), the bottom of the guide block (52) is slidingly connected with a lifting block (54), the side close to the insulator (2) of the lifting block (54) is slidingly provided with a positioning block (55), the positioning block (55) is connected with a first elastic element (551) for resetting the positioning block (55), the side close to the insulator (2) of the positioning block (55) is rotatably connected with a supporting block (56), the supporting block (56) is connected with a second elastic element (561) for resetting the supporting block (56), the supporting block (56) is rotatably connected with a roller (57) on the side away from the positioning block (55), the diameter of the roller (57) is smaller than the minimum distance between the adjacent umbrella skirts of the insulator (2), and the side away from the supporting block (56) of the roller (57) is inclined upward in the initial state.
2. A green shaping apparatus for the production of insulators according to claim 1, characterized in that: The supporting assembly (5) is provided with a coating assembly (6), the coating assembly (6) comprises guide shafts (61) rotatably arranged on both sides of the supporting block (56), the supporting block (56) is hollow, the roller (57) is hollow and communicates with the internal cavity of the supporting block (56) to form a flow-through cavity, the supporting block (56) is provided with a liquid inlet (62) on the side away from the roller (57), the supporting block (56) is slidingly provided with a push block (63) inside, the push block (63) is located between the liquid inlet (62) and the roller (57), the supporting block (56) is provided with a sealing block (562) matched with the push block (63) inside, the side close to the roller (57) of the push block (63) is connected with a third elastic element (631), the other end of the third elastic element (631) is connected to the inside of the supporting block (56), the third elastic element (631) is a spring, a plurality of liquid outlet holes (571) are formed in the roller (57), and the outer side of the roller (57) is covered with a layer of flexible water-absorbing material, and the liquid outlet holes (571) are in contact with the material covering the outer side of the roller (57).
3. A green shaping apparatus for the production of insulators according to claim 2, characterized in that: The push block (63) is provided with limiting sleeves (632) matched with the guide shaft (61) at both ends, the limiting sleeves (632) penetrate through the support block (56) and extend to both ends of the support block (56), the limiting sleeves (632) can slide reciprocatingly along the outer wall of the guide shaft (61), the limiting sleeves (632) are provided with helical grooves (633) in the moving direction, the guide shaft (61) is provided with slide columns (611) which can slide freely in the helical grooves (633), the rotating directions of the two guide shafts (61) are the same, the guide shaft (61) is rotatably connected with an extension cylinder (64), one end of the guide shaft (61) is connected with a fourth elastic member (612), the other end of the fourth elastic member (612) is connected with the extension cylinder (64), the fourth elastic member (612) is a torsional spring, the extension cylinder (64) is provided with a scraper (641) on the side close to the roller (57), and the scraper (641) is in the same plane as the rotating axis of the roller (57) at the beginning.
4. A green shaping apparatus for the production of insulators according to claim 3, characterized in that: The support frames (51) are arranged in a staggered manner in the horizontal direction, and two groups of support frames (51) are symmetrically arranged on the side away from the trimming assembly (4), and the support frame (51) is provided with a third driving device (53) capable of driving the guide block (52) to move reciprocatingly on the side away from the insulator (2), the guide block (52) is provided with a fourth driving device (541) capable of driving the lifting block (54) to move up and down, the first elastic member (551) is connected with the positioning block (55) and the lifting block (54) at both ends respectively, the first elastic member (551) is a spring, and the second elastic member (561) is connected with the support block (56) and the positioning block (55) at both ends respectively, and the second elastic member (561) is a torsional spring.
5. A green shaping apparatus for the production of insulators according to claim 4, characterized in that: The positioning block (55) is rotatably provided with a positioning column (58) at the bottom of the side close to the support block (56), the positioning column (58) is provided with a lug (581), one end of the lug (581) away from the rotating shaft can be in contact with the bottom of the support block (56), the positioning block (55) and the positioning column (58) are provided with matched scale lines (582) on one side, the positioning block (55) is provided with a sensing element (552), and the lifting block (54) is provided with an indicating plate (542) used in cooperation with the sensing element (552), and the sensing element (552) is used for detecting the position of the positioning block (55) relative to the lifting block (54).
6. A green shaping apparatus for the production of insulators according to claim 5, characterized in that: The clamping assembly (3) comprises a placing disc (31) rotatably installed in the workbench (1), and the blank of the insulator (2) is placed on the placing disc (31), and the workbench (1) is internally provided with a first driving device (32) capable of driving the placing disc (31) to rotate about a fixed shaft, and a limiting disc (33) is slidably arranged in the workbench (1) in an up-down manner, the limiting disc (33) is arranged directly above the placing disc (31) and can rotate about a fixed shaft, the rotating shafts of the placing disc (31) and the limiting disc (33) coincide, and the workbench (1) is provided with a second driving device (34) capable of driving the limiting disc (33) to move up and down on the top.
7. A green shaping apparatus for the production of insulators according to claim 6, characterized in that: The roughing assembly (4) comprises a tool holder (41) slidingly arranged inside the workbench (1), the tool holder (41) is vertically arranged and can slide horizontally inside the workbench (1) to approach or move away from the insulator (2), and the roughing tool (42) is slidingly arranged on the tool holder (41).
8. A green shaping apparatus for the production of an insulator according to claim 7, characterized in that: The workbench (1) is internally provided with a first control assembly for controlling the movement of the tool holder (41) and the roughing tool (42), and the workbench (1) is internally provided with a second control assembly for controlling the movement of the support frame (51).
9. A method of green body finishing for insulator production, characterized by: The roughing device for producing the insulator according to claim 8 comprises the following steps: S1, placing the insulator (2) blank on the clamping assembly (3) to fix, then controlling the blank to rotate and making the roughing assembly (4) approach the blank, and processing the umbrella skirt from top to bottom in sequence; S2, when processing an umbrella skirt, controlling the guide block (52) to drive the roller (57) to approach the bottom of the umbrella skirt, and then controlling the lifting block (54) to drive the roller (57) to move upward, so that the roller (57) is in contact with the bottom surface of the umbrella skirt and applies a supporting force; S3, as the umbrella skirt is continuously processed from top to bottom, the rollers (57) on the two groups of support frames (51) extend from top to bottom in sequence and support the bottom of the umbrella skirt; S4, after the roughing is completed, the roughing liquid is introduced into the roller (57) through the liquid inlet (62) of the coating assembly (6), under the pressure action of the introduced liquid, the push block (63) is pushed to move, and then the extension cylinder (64) is rotated, so that the scraper (641) on the extension cylinder (64) is in contact with the bottom of the umbrella skirt, and then the umbrella skirt is coated; S5, by moving the rollers (57) on the two groups of support frames (51) downward in sequence, the umbrella skirts are coated in sequence while being supported; S6, after the coating is completed, the lifting block (54) returns to the initial state, then moves away from the insulator (2) under the driving of the support frame (51), and after the processed insulator (2) is taken down, the roughing processing of the next blank is prepared.
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