A small equivalent of scrap ammunition underwater crushing shelter
By designing an underwater crushing container for low-yield obsolete munitions, and utilizing belt conveyors, underwater crushing mechanisms, and various underwater devices, the automated dismantling and incineration of munitions is achieved. This solves the problems of low processing efficiency and high safety risks in existing technologies, and realizes efficient and safe munitions disposal.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- 中国融通资源开发集团有限公司
- Filing Date
- 2023-12-28
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-09
AI Technical Summary
Existing technologies for handling low-yield obsolete ammunition suffer from high processing costs, low efficiency, difficulty in achieving fully automated operation, and safety risks. In particular, for small munitions such as hand grenades and tear gas grenades, which are mainly made of engineering plastics, traditional dismantling and burning methods are inefficient and cannot meet the needs of large-scale processing.
An underwater crushing container for low-yield obsolete munitions was designed, comprising a belt conveyor, an underwater crushing mechanism, a main water tank, a downstream water control cone, a pot-shaped blast-resistant chamber, a U-shaped blast-resistant waterway, a transfer tank, a dense net retrieval device, and a docking device. This design enables automated underwater dismantling, detonation, and incineration of the munitions. The munitions are transported to the underwater crushing mechanism via the belt conveyor. After being dismantled by the crushing blade assembly, the material is detonated in the pot-shaped blast-resistant chamber and the U-shaped blast-resistant waterway. Finally, the material is filtered by the dense net retrieval device and transported to the incineration device.
It has realized an automated process for handling low-yield obsolete munitions, improved disposal efficiency, reduced operational risks, and ensured the safety and stability of the process.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This invention relates to the field of ammunition disposal technology, specifically to an underwater crushing container for low-yield obsolete ammunition. Background Technology
[0002] Due to the early production of low-yield obsolete ammunition, their packaging methods vary greatly. Furthermore, because of the long storage period (the original lifespan was only 15 years, but a large number of stockpiled ammunition awaiting destruction had been stored for more than 30 years), the plastic lanyards, canvas bags, and other accessories of the ammunition are severely aged and need to be destroyed. However, due to the wide variety and large quantity of traditional or modern low-yield ammunition, and the fact that some ammunition have very complex structures, the process of disassembling and destroying them is very difficult, and the only option is to "detonate them."
[0003] Currently, the disposal of low-yield obsolete munitions often employs techniques such as high-pressure abrasive water cutting and equipment dismantling. These methods suffer from high costs and low efficiency, particularly for small munitions like grenades and tear gas canisters, which are primarily made of engineering plastics. These munitions are numerous and require high disposal efficiency; traditional dismantling and burning methods are inefficient and difficult to implement. Furthermore, the unstable technical condition of traditional methods makes fully automated operation difficult, requiring remote monitoring and mobile personnel intervention to maintain continuous operation, posing safety risks to the disposal process. Additionally, the frequent need for human intervention impacts overall operational efficiency and cycle time. Therefore, we propose an underwater fragmentation container for low-yield obsolete munitions. Summary of the Invention
[0004] The purpose of this invention is to provide an underwater crushing container for low-yield decommissioned munitions to solve the problems mentioned in the background art.
[0005] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides the following technical solution:
[0006] A low-yield obsolete ammunition underwater crushing container includes: a belt conveyor, an underwater crushing mechanism, a main water tank, an underwater crushing mechanism placed in the main water tank, a downstream water control cone and a pot-shaped explosion-proof compartment, a U-shaped explosion-proof waterway, a water transfer tank, a dense net salvage device, and a docking device.
[0007] The belt conveyor is used to transport the low-yield scrapped munitions to be crushed to the feed inlet of the underwater crushing mechanism;
[0008] The upper explosion vent cover of the underwater crushing mechanism is exposed outside the liquid level of the main water tank, while the lower blade chamber is immersed below the liquid level, which is used to dismantle low-yield scrapped munitions underwater.
[0009] The first collection port of the downstream water control cone is connected to the discharge end of the blade cavity, and is used to guide the deconstructed material to the second collection port of the pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber;
[0010] The feed inlet of the pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber is connected to the discharge outlet on the side wall of the main water tank, and is used to trigger the detonation of materials with a probability of detonation in the pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber.
[0011] The U-shaped explosion-proof water channel is placed outside the main water tank, and the inlet of the U-shaped explosion-proof water channel is connected to the guide outlet, which is used to further trigger the explosion of materials with a probability of explosion in the U-shaped explosion-proof water channel;
[0012] The water tank is located below the U-shaped explosion-proof water channel and is used to receive the material falling from the outlet of the U-shaped explosion-proof water channel;
[0013] The lower end of the fine net retrieval device is placed inside the water tank, and is used to retrieve and transfer the processed material after filtering out the water.
[0014] The upper end of the dense net retrieval device is connected to the connecting device, which is used to transport the retrieved material to an external incineration device for incineration.
[0015] Preferably, the belt conveyor line includes: a frame body;
[0016] The lower end of the frame body is provided with a front end connection position for connecting to an external unpacking mechanism;
[0017] The upper end of the frame body is provided with a rear end connection position for connecting the feed inlet of the underwater crushing mechanism;
[0018] A transmission motor is installed at the lower end of the frame body, and the transmission motor is used to drive the vulcanization line on the frame body to transport the low-yield scrapped ammunition to be crushed from the lower end to the upper end.
[0019] Preferably, the frame body is provided with a lower support at the bottom, a middle support in the middle, and a rear support at the top, so as to support the frame body into a transmission line that is lower at the bottom and higher at the top.
[0020] Preferably, the explosion relief shield is provided from top to bottom as follows: an upper protection zone, a middle protection zone, a material inlet, and a water-permeable zone;
[0021] The top surface of the upper protective area is provided with a reserved hole for monitoring the inside of the protective cover;
[0022] The bottom end of the permeable zone is connected to the blade chamber, and the blade chamber is equipped with a set of crushing blades.
[0023] Preferably, the crusher assembly includes: a drive A shaft and a drive B shaft that are laterally mounted on the blade cavity via bearings;
[0024] The end of the transmission A shaft extending out of the tool cavity is connected to the output end of the waterproof reducer via a coupling, and the waterproof reducer is driven by an explosion-proof motor.
[0025] Multiple sets of cutting tools are provided on the transmission A shaft, and multiple sets of cutting tool spacers are provided on the transmission B shaft, with one side of the cutting tool spacer positioned between two adjacent cutting tools; multiple sets of alternating large and small cutting tool teeth are provided on the edge of the cutting tool, and multiple sets of annular key teeth are provided on the edge of the cutting tool spacer.
[0026] Preferably, the co-current water control cone has an inverted frustum-shaped structure, and the top surface of the co-current water control cone is an open first collection port, while the bottom surface is sealed by a perforated plate.
[0027] Preferably, the top of the pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber is provided with the first material collection port, the bottom is provided with the material guide port, and the pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber is also provided with an explosion relief port and a stacking flushing port.
[0028] Preferably, the top surface of the U-shaped explosion-proof waterway is provided with an explosion relief port, and multiple sets of water-permeable holes are provided on both sides.
[0029] Preferably, the water transfer tank includes: a water storage tank and at least one water storage tank, the water storage tank is connected to one of the water storage tanks through a water level control plate, and two adjacent water storage tanks are connected through a waterway; and the U-shaped explosion-proof waterway is located above the water storage tank, and one end of the dense net retrieval device is placed inside the water storage tank.
[0030] Preferably, the dense net retrieval device includes: an upper drive chain shaft, a lower drive chain shaft, a retrieval motor, and a stainless steel dense net line; wherein, the retrieval motor drives the stainless steel dense net line to transmit power between the upper drive chain shaft and the lower drive chain shaft, the stainless steel dense net line is provided with a material discharge retrieval cover, and the stainless steel dense net line is provided with a retrieval catch plate.
[0031] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of the present invention are as follows: The underwater crushing container for low-yield obsolete munitions uses a belt conveyor to transport the low-yield obsolete munitions to be crushed to the inlet of the underwater crushing mechanism; the low-yield obsolete munitions are deconstructed within the blade chamber of the underwater crushing mechanism; a flow-controlled water cone guides the deconstructed material into a pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber, where materials with a probability of detonation are triggered to detonate; a U-shaped explosion-proof waterway outside the main water tank further triggers the detonation of the materials with a probability of detonation; the fully deconstructed and detonated material falls into a transfer tank, and is then filtered and retrieved by a fine-net retrieval device; the retrieved material is transported to an external incineration device for incineration, thus completing the entire underwater loading, crushing, detonation, and retrieval process of low-yield obsolete munitions. This achieves a complete automated control process, improves the efficiency of obsolete munitions disposal, and reduces the operational risks associated with obsolete munitions disposal. Attached Figure Description
[0032] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the present invention;
[0033] Figure 2 This is a flowchart illustrating the overall process flow of the present invention.
[0034] Figure 3 This is a block diagram of the control system in this invention;
[0035] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the belt transmission line structure in this invention;
[0036] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the underwater crushing mechanism in this invention;
[0037] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the blade cavity in this invention;
[0038] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the cutting tool and the cutting tool spacer structure in this invention;
[0039] Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of the downstream water control cone in this invention;
[0040] Figure 9 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the pot-shaped explosion-proof compartment in this invention;
[0041] Figure 10 This is a schematic diagram of the main water tank in this invention;
[0042] Figure 11 This is a schematic diagram of the transfer water tank structure of the present invention;
[0043] Figure 12 This is a schematic diagram of the U-shaped explosion-proof waterway structure in this invention;
[0044] Figure 13 This is a schematic diagram of the elevated platform structure in this invention;
[0045] Figure 14 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the dense net retrieval device in this invention;
[0046] Figure 15 This is a schematic diagram of the connection device structure in this invention;
[0047] Figure 16 This is a schematic diagram of the first fixing frame structure in this invention.
[0048] In the picture:
[0049] 1. Belt conveyor;
[0050] 43. Front-end connection point; 44. Rear-end connection point; 45. Lower support; 46. Middle support; 47. Rear-end support; 48. Transmission motor; 49. Vulcanizing line; 50. Frame body;
[0051] 2. Underwater crushing mechanism;
[0052] 52. Upper protective zone; 53. Middle protective zone; 54. Reserved hole; 55. Feed inlet; 56. Water-permeable zone; 57. Blade chamber; 58. Bearing; 59. Bearing assembly position; 61. Coupling; 62. Waterproof reducer; 63. Explosion-proof motor; 65. Transmission side plate; 66. Fixed blade side plate; 67. Assembly hole; 69. Transmission A shaft; 70. Transmission B shaft; 72. Blade spacer ring; 73. Blade; 74. Ring key; 75. Inner assembly port of blade spacer ring; 76. Large blade tooth; 77. Small blade tooth; 78. Inner assembly port of blade;
[0053] 3. Main water tank;
[0054] 90. Sheet metal; 91. Overflow outlet for working water level; 92. Reinforcing ribs; 93. Central water sealing plate; 94. Upper support frame; 95. Lower support frame; 96. Guide outlet; 97. Load-bearing feet;
[0055] 4. Flow control cone;
[0056] 79. Outer lining connection surface; 80. Arc-shaped outer side wall; 81. Perforated plate; 82. Arc-shaped inner side wall; 83. First material collection port; 84. Assembly fixing position;
[0057] 5. Pot-shaped explosion-proof compartment;
[0058] 85. Feed inlet; 86. Explosion relief inlet; 87. Second collection inlet; 88. Accumulation and flushing inlet; 89. Fixed position;
[0059] 6. Elevated platform
[0060] 108. Main water tank elevated platform; 109. Transfer water tank elevated platform; 110. Main water tank elevated platform bearing surface; 111. Main water tank elevated platform support frame; 112. Transfer water tank elevated platform bearing surface; 113. Transfer water tank elevated platform support frame;
[0061] 7. U-shaped explosion-proof waterway;
[0062] 104. Feed inlet; 105. Discharge outlet; 106. Explosion relief vent; 107. Water permeable hole;
[0063] 8. Water tank;
[0064] 98. Reservoir; 99. Waterway; 100. Water level control plate; 101. Water inlet of water storage tank; 102. Water storage tank; 103. Support legs of water storage tank;
[0065] 9. First fixed frame;
[0066] 132. Top connection point; 133. Bottom load-bearing feet of the salvage device fixing frame;
[0067] 10. Second fixing frame;
[0068] 11. Dense net salvage device;
[0069] 114. Upper drive chain shaft; 115. Connection position between retrieval device and support frame; 116. Chain guard; 117. Stainless steel dense mesh cable; 118. Material scoop retrieval cover; 119. Retrieval scoop plate; 120. Lower drive chain shaft; 121. Support feet; 122. Retrieval motor;
[0070] 12. Connecting device;
[0071] 123. Top support frame; 124. Built-in support plate; 125. Bottom locking frame; 126. Bending pressure roller; 127. Rubber conveyor belt; 128. Height adjuster; 129. Roller; 130. Lifting buckle; 131. Connecting device geared motor;
[0072] 13. First monitoring unit;
[0073] 14. Second monitoring unit. Implementation
[0074] 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.
[0075] In the description of this invention, it should be understood that the terms "center", "longitudinal", "lateral", "length", "width", "thickness", "upper", "lower", "front", "rear", "left", "right", "vertical", "horizontal", "top", "bottom", "inner", "outer", etc., indicate the orientation or positional relationship based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the accompanying drawings. They are only for the convenience of describing this invention and simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, or be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, they should not be construed as limitations on this invention.
[0076] In the description of this patent, it should be noted that, unless otherwise explicitly specified and limited, the terms "installation," "connection," "linking," and "setting" should be interpreted broadly. For example, they can refer to a fixed connection or setting, a detachable connection or setting, or an integral connection or setting. Those skilled in the art can understand the specific meaning of the above terms in this patent according to the specific circumstances.
[0077] Furthermore, the terms "first" and "second" are used for descriptive purposes only and should not be construed as indicating or implying relative importance or implicitly specifying the number of technical features indicated. Thus, a feature defined as "first" or "second" may explicitly or implicitly include one or more of that feature. In the description of this invention, "more" means two or more, unless otherwise explicitly specified.
[0078] A type of low-yield obsolete munition underwater fragmentation container, such as Figure 1-2As shown, it includes: a belt conveyor 1, an underwater crushing mechanism 2, a main water tank 3, the underwater crushing mechanism 2 placed inside the main water tank 3, a downstream water control cone 4, and a pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber 5, a U-shaped explosion-proof waterway 7, a water transfer tank 8, a dense net retrieval device 11, and a connecting device 12; the belt conveyor 1 is used to transport the low-yield scrapped ammunition to be crushed to the inlet 55 of the underwater crushing mechanism 2; the upper part of the explosion-proof shield of the underwater crushing mechanism 2 is exposed outside the liquid level of the main water tank 3, and the lower part of the blade chamber 57 is immersed below the liquid level, used to dismantle the low-yield scrapped ammunition underwater; the first collection port 83 of the downstream water control cone 4 is connected to the discharge end of the blade chamber 57, used to guide the dismantled material to the second collection port 87 of the pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber 5; the guide port 8 of the pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber 5... The 5 is connected to the guide outlet 96 on the side wall of the main water tank 3, and is used to trigger the detonation of materials with a probability of detonation in the pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber 5; the U-shaped explosion-proof waterway 7 is placed outside the main water tank 3, and the inlet 104 of the U-shaped explosion-proof waterway 7 is connected to the guide outlet 96, and is used to further trigger the detonation of materials with a probability of detonation in the U-shaped explosion-proof waterway 7; the transfer tank 8 is placed below the U-shaped explosion-proof waterway 7, and is used to receive the materials falling from the outlet 105 of the U-shaped explosion-proof waterway 7; the lower end of the dense net retrieval device 11 is placed in the transfer tank 8, and is used to retrieve and transfer the processed materials after filtering water; the upper end of the dense net retrieval device 11 is connected to the connecting device 12, and is used to transport the retrieved materials to the external incineration device for incineration.
[0079] like Figure 4 As shown, the belt conveyor 1 includes: a frame body 50; the lower end of the frame body 50 is provided with a front end connection position 43 for connecting to an external unpacking mechanism; the upper end of the frame body 50 is provided with a rear end connection position 44 for connecting to the feed inlet 55 of the underwater crushing mechanism 2; a transmission motor 48 is installed at the lower end of the frame body 50, and the transmission motor 48 is used to drive the vulcanizing line 49 on the frame body 50 to transport the small-yield scrap ammunition to be crushed from the lower end to the upper end.
[0080] The frame body 50 is provided with a lower support 45 at the bottom, a middle support 46 in the middle, and a rear support 47 at the top, which supports the frame body 50 into a transmission line that is lower at the bottom and higher at the top.
[0081] In this embodiment, the belt conveyor 1 is used to transport the small-yield scrapped munitions to be crushed from the external unpacking mechanism to the underwater crushing mechanism 2 for crushing. Since the underwater crushing mechanism 2 is generally placed in a water tank on a high platform, manual handling can be avoided by using the belt conveyor 1, thus improving transportation efficiency.
[0082] like Figure 5As shown, the explosion relief shield is provided from top to bottom as follows: upper protection zone 52, middle protection zone 53, feed inlet 55, and water permeable zone 56; the top surface of the upper protection zone 52 is provided with a reserved hole 54 for monitoring the inside of the shield; the bottom end of the water permeable zone 56 is connected to the blade cavity 57, and the blade cavity 57 is provided with a set of crushing blades.
[0083] In this embodiment, a first monitoring unit 13 can be installed above the reserved hole 54. Specifically, the first monitoring unit 13 can use a monitoring camera to monitor the material situation inside the explosion relief shield. Several holes are provided on the outer surface of the water-permeable area 56 so that the water in the main water tank 3 can be wetted after the material enters the feed port 55. Then the material falls into the blade chamber 57 and is broken and deconstructed. The upper protection area 52 and the middle protection area 53 of the explosion relief shield are raised structures to protect against the explosion caused by the deconstruction.
[0084] like Figure 6 and Figure 7 As shown, the crushing blade assembly includes: a transmission A-shaft 69 and a transmission B-shaft 70, which are laterally mounted on the blade cavity 57 via bearings 58; one end of the transmission A-shaft 69 extending out of the blade cavity 57 is connected to the output end of a waterproof reducer 62 via a coupling 61, and the waterproof reducer 62 is driven by an explosion-proof motor 63; multiple sets of blades 73 are provided on the transmission A-shaft 69, and multiple sets of blade spacer rings 72 are provided on the transmission B-shaft 70, with one side of the blade spacer ring 72 positioned between two adjacent blades 73; multiple sets of alternating large blade teeth 76 and small blade teeth 77 are provided on the edges of the blades 73, and multiple sets of annular key teeth 74 are provided on the edges of the blade spacer rings 72.
[0085] In this embodiment, two sets of bearing mounting positions 59 are respectively provided at both ends of the blade cavity 57 to facilitate the installation of bearings 58. The blade cavity 57 is a structure formed by the transmission side plates 65 at both ends and the fixed blade side plates 66 on both sides. The fixed blade side plates 66 are provided with multiple sets of mounting holes 67 for fixing to the bottom of the explosion-proof cover. Furthermore, the blade 73 is mounted on the transmission A shaft 69 through the blade inner mounting port 78, and the blade spacer 72 is mounted on the transmission B shaft 70 through the blade spacer inner mounting port 75. When the explosion-proof motor 63 rotates through the waterproof reducer 62, it pulls the blade 73 on the transmission A shaft 69 to rotate. When the material falls into the blade cavity 57, the blade 73 cuts the surface of the material. At the same time, since the edge of the blade spacer 72 is also provided with annular key teeth 74, the friction with the material surface can be increased, making it easier for the blade 73 to deconstruct the material surface.
[0086] like Figure 8As shown, the downstream water control cone 4 has an inverted frustum-shaped structure, and its top surface is an open first collection port 83, while its bottom surface is sealed by a perforated plate 81. The outer surface of the downstream water control cone 4 is an arc-shaped outer wall 80, and the inner wall is an arc-shaped inner wall 82. The downstream water control cone 4 is fixed to the discharge side of the blade cavity 57 by an outer liner connecting surface 79 provided on one side of the top end, and its mounting position is reinforced by an assembly fixing position 84 provided on the other side of the top end.
[0087] like Figure 9 As shown, the top of the pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber 5 is provided with the first material collection port 83, and the bottom is provided with the material guide port 85. The pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber 5 is also provided with an explosion relief port 86 and a stacking flushing port 88. The two sides of the pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber 5 are also provided with fixing positions 89 for fixing to the inner wall of the main water tank 3.
[0088] like Figure 10 As shown, the main water tank 3 is a box structure formed by plates 90. The top of the main water tank 3 is provided with an overflow port 91 for the working water level, the inner wall is provided with reinforcing ribs 92, and the interior is provided with a central water sealing plate 93. The bottom wall of the main water tank 3 is fixed with two sets of upper support frames 94 and two sets of lower support frames 95. The upper support frames 94 and lower support frames 95 cooperate with each other to support and install the pot-shaped explosion-proof compartment 5 inside the main water tank 3. The bottom surface of the main water tank 3 is also provided with load-bearing feet 97 for support.
[0089] like Figure 11 As shown, the water tank 8 includes a water storage tank 98 and at least one water storage tank 102. The water storage tank 98 is connected to one of the water storage tanks 102 via a water level control plate 100, and adjacent water storage tanks 102 are connected via a waterway 99. The U-shaped explosion-proof waterway 7 is located above the water storage tank 98, and one end of the dense net retrieval device 11 is placed inside the water storage tank 98. One of the water storage tanks 102 is also provided with a water tank inlet 101, and the water storage tank 102 is supported by a water tank support foot 103 at the bottom.
[0090] like Figure 12 As shown, the top surface of the U-shaped explosion-proof waterway 7 is provided with an explosion relief port 106, and multiple sets of water permeable holes 107 are provided on both sides. The explosion relief port 106 is composed of multiple through holes arranged on the top surface of the U-shaped explosion-proof waterway 7.
[0091] like Figure 13As shown, it also includes an elevated platform 6, which includes a main water tank elevated platform 108 and a transfer water tank elevated platform 109. The main water tank elevated platform 108 is provided with a main water tank elevated platform receiving surface 110 and a main water tank elevated platform support frame 111 for placing the main water tank 3. The transfer water tank elevated platform 109 is provided with a transfer water tank elevated platform receiving surface 112 and a transfer water tank elevated platform support frame 113 for placing the main water tank 8.
[0092] like Figure 14 As shown, the dense net retrieval device 11 includes: an upper drive chain shaft 114, a lower drive chain shaft 120, a retrieval motor 122, and a stainless steel dense net cable body 117. The retrieval motor 122 drives the stainless steel dense net cable body 117 between the upper drive chain shaft 114 and the lower drive chain shaft 120. The stainless steel dense net cable body 117 is equipped with a material discharge retrieval cover 118 and a retrieval catch plate 119. The upper part of the dense net retrieval device 11 also has a retrieval device and support frame connection position 115, and the lower part has a retrieval device support foot 121 for supporting the entire dense net retrieval device 11, resulting in a top-high, bottom-low configuration. Chain guards 116 are fitted onto the upper drive chain shaft 114 and the lower drive chain shaft 120.
[0093] like Figure 15 As shown, the connecting device 12 is supported by a fixed frame 13 and includes rollers 129 and bending pressure rollers 126. The rollers 129 are driven by a connecting device reduction motor 131 to drive the rubber line 127. Multiple sets of the bending pressure rollers 126 are provided to divide the connecting device 12 into an upper connecting platform, a climbing platform and a lower connecting platform. In addition, the connecting device 12 is provided with a top support frame 123, an internal support plate 124, a bottom locking frame 125, a height adjuster 128 and a lifting buckle 130, which form the entire support structure.
[0094] The second fixed frame 10 is equipped with a second monitoring unit 14, which can use a monitoring camera to monitor the transportation of materials on the dense net retrieval device 11.
[0095] like Figure 16 As shown, the high end of the dense net retrieval device 11 is supported by a first fixed frame 9. The top of the first fixed frame 9 is provided with a top connecting position 132 to connect the retrieval device and the support frame connecting position 115, and the bottom is provided with a bottom load-bearing foot 133 of the retrieval device fixed frame.
[0096] like Figure 3As shown, the underwater crushing container for low-yield decommissioned munitions of the present invention involves power supply equipment that can be controlled via an interactive control cabinet 26. Specifically, the interactive control cabinet 26 is powered through a main power supply position 30, and is connected to a signal line extension cabinet 28 via a power line and a signal line 33. The signal line extension cabinet 28 is then connected to the power supply position 34 of the dense net salvage device, the power supply position 35 of the connection device, the 220V power supply position 36, and the power supply position 37 of the belt conveyor. The interactive control cabinet 26 is connected to a frequency converter integrated cabinet 27 via a main power supply position 31 of the frequency converter integrated cabinet. The frequency converter integrated cabinet 27 is connected to the main power supply position 32 of the underwater crushing mechanism via a line. The interactive control cabinet 26 is connected to a water pump control cabinet 29 via a 220V power supply position 36. The water pump control cabinet 29 is connected to multiple water pump power supply positions 39 via a line.
[0097] In this embodiment, the underwater crushing container for low-yield obsolete munitions is used as follows: the belt conveyor 1 transports the low-yield obsolete munitions to be crushed to the inlet 55 of the underwater crushing mechanism 2; the low-yield obsolete munitions are deconstructed in the blade chamber of the underwater crushing mechanism 2; the downstream water control cone 4 guides the deconstructed material into the pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber 5, which is used to trigger the detonation of materials with a probability of detonation in the pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber 5; the U-shaped explosion-proof waterway 7 outside the main water tank 3 further triggers the detonation of the materials with a probability of detonation; the fully deconstructed and detonated material falls into the transfer water tank 8, and is then filtered and retrieved by the dense net retrieval device 11; the retrieved and retrieved material is transported to an external incineration device for incineration, thus completing the entire process of underwater loading, transportation, crushing, detonation, and retrieval of low-yield obsolete munitions, realizing a complete automated control process, improving the efficiency of obsolete munitions disposal, and reducing the operational risks associated with the disposal of obsolete munitions.
[0098] The foregoing has shown and described the basic principles, main features, and advantages of the present invention. Those skilled in the art should understand that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. The embodiments and descriptions in the specification are merely preferred examples and are not intended to limit the invention. Various changes and modifications can be made to the invention without departing from its spirit and scope, and all such changes and modifications fall within the scope of the present invention as claimed. The scope of protection of the present invention is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.
Claims
1. A low-yield, scrapped ammunition underwater crushing container, characterized in that, include: Belt conveyor (1), underwater crushing mechanism (2), main water tank (3), underwater crushing mechanism (2) placed in the main water tank (3), downstream water control cone (4) and pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber (5), U-shaped explosion-proof waterway (7), water transfer tank (8), dense net salvage device (11), and connecting device (12). The belt conveyor (1) is used to transport the low-yield scrapped munitions to be crushed to the feed port (55) of the underwater crushing mechanism (2). The upper part of the underwater crushing mechanism (2) has a blast relief shield that protrudes from the liquid level of the main water tank (3), while the lower part has a blade chamber (57) that is submerged below the liquid level. This is used to dismantle low-yield scrapped munitions underwater. The first collection port (83) of the downstream water control cone (4) is connected to the discharge end of the knife cavity (57) and is used to guide the deconstructed material to the second collection port (87) of the pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber (5). The feed inlet (85) of the pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber (5) is connected to the discharge outlet (96) on the side wall of the main water tank (3) to trigger the detonation of materials with a probability of detonation in the pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber (5); The U-shaped explosion-proof waterway (7) is placed outside the main water tank (3), and the inlet (104) of the U-shaped explosion-proof waterway (7) is connected to the guide outlet (96) to further trigger the explosion of materials with a probability of explosion in the U-shaped explosion-proof waterway (7); The water tank (8) is placed below the U-shaped explosion-proof water channel (7) and is used to receive the material falling from the outlet (105) of the U-shaped explosion-proof water channel (7); The lower end of the fine net retrieval device (11) is placed inside the water transfer tank (8) to retrieve and transfer the processed material after filtering out water. The upper end of the dense net retrieval device (11) is connected to the connecting device (12) to transport the retrieved material to an external incineration device for incineration.
2. The underwater fragmentation container for low-yield scrapped munitions according to claim 1, characterized in that: The belt conveyor (1) includes: a frame body (50); The lower end of the frame body (50) is provided with a front end connection position (43) for connecting to an external box opening mechanism. The upper end of the frame body (50) is provided with a rear end connection position (44) for connecting the feed port (55) of the underwater crushing mechanism (2). A transmission motor (48) is installed at the lower end of the frame body (50), and the transmission motor (48) is used to drive the vulcanizing line (49) on the frame body (50) to transport the low-yield scrapped ammunition to be crushed from the lower end to the upper end.
3. The underwater fragmentation container for low-yield scrapped munitions according to claim 2, characterized in that: The frame body (50) is provided with a lower support (45) at the bottom, a middle support (46) at the middle, and a rear support (47) at the top, which supports the frame body (50) into a transmission line that is lower at the bottom and higher at the top.
4. The underwater fragmentation container for low-yield scrapped munitions according to claim 1, characterized in that: The explosion relief shield is provided from top to bottom as follows: upper protection zone (52), middle protection zone (53), inlet (55), and water-permeable zone (56). The top surface of the upper protective area (52) is provided with a reserved hole (54) for monitoring the inside of the protective cover. The bottom end of the permeable zone (56) is connected to the blade cavity (57), and the blade cavity (57) is provided with a set of crushing blades.
5. The underwater fragmentation container for low-yield scrapped munitions according to claim 4, characterized in that: The crusher assembly includes a drive A shaft (69) and a drive B shaft (70) that are laterally mounted on the blade chamber (57) via a bearing (58). The end of the transmission A shaft (69) extending out of the blade cavity (57) is connected to the output end of the waterproof reducer (62) via a coupling (61), and the waterproof reducer (62) is driven by an explosion-proof motor (63). Multiple sets of cutting tools (73) are provided on the transmission A shaft (69), and multiple sets of cutting tool spacers (72) are provided on the transmission B shaft (70), with one side of the cutting tool spacer (72) placed between two adjacent cutting tools (73); multiple sets of alternating large cutting tool teeth (76) and small cutting tool teeth (77) are provided on the edge of the cutting tool (73), and multiple sets of toroidal key teeth (74) are provided on the edge of the cutting tool spacer (72).
6. The underwater fragmentation container for low-yield scrapped munitions according to claim 1, characterized in that: The downstream water control cone (4) has an inverted frustum-shaped structure, and the top surface of the downstream water control cone (4) is an open first collection port (83), while the bottom surface is sealed by a perforated plate (81).
7. The underwater fragmentation container for low-yield scrapped munitions according to claim 1, characterized in that: The pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber (5) is provided with the first material collection port (83) at the top and the material guide port (85) at the bottom. The pot-shaped explosion-proof chamber (5) is also provided with an explosion relief port (86) and a stacking flushing port (88).
8. The underwater fragmentation container for low-yield scrapped munitions according to claim 1, characterized in that: The top surface of the U-shaped explosion-proof waterway (7) is provided with an explosion relief port (106), and multiple sets of water-permeable holes (107) are provided on both sides.
9. The underwater fragmentation container for low-yield scrapped munitions according to claim 1, characterized in that: The water tank (8) includes: a water storage tank (98) and at least one water storage tank (102). The water storage tank (98) is connected to one of the water storage tanks (102) through a water level control plate (100). Two adjacent water storage tanks (102) are connected through a waterway (99). The U-shaped explosion-proof waterway (7) is located above the water storage tank (98). One end of the dense net retrieval device (11) is placed inside the water storage tank (98).
10. The underwater fragmentation container for low-yield decommissioned munitions according to claim 1, characterized in that: The dense net retrieval device (11) includes: an upper drive chain shaft (114), a lower drive chain shaft (120), a retrieval motor (122), and a stainless steel dense net line (117); wherein, the retrieval motor (122) drives the stainless steel dense net line (117) to transmit between the upper drive chain shaft (114) and the lower drive chain shaft (120), the stainless steel dense net line (117) is provided with a material discharge retrieval cover (118), and the stainless steel dense net line (117) is provided with a retrieval catch plate (119).