Peanut oil production cleaning system

Abstract

The invention discloses a peanut oil production cleaning system which comprises two oppositely-arranged supports and a first conveying belt between the two supports, a second conveying belt is arranged below the tail end of the first conveying belt, the first conveying belt always conveys towards the direction of the second conveying belt, and a settling box where peanuts fall off one by one is arranged on the first conveying belt. Peanut kernels are arranged on the first conveying belt one by one through the settling box, a flushing mechanism is arranged in the first conveying belt and cleans the peanut kernels one by one, and the second conveying belt receives the cleaned peanuts; when the peanut oil production cleaning system is used, peanuts can be settled and arranged one by one, the peanuts are washed one by one after being arranged, the peanuts are overturned all the time in the washing process and are not prone to falling off, the cleaning strength is large, the washing quality is improved, and the peanut oil production cleaning system is suitable for application and popularization.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of peanut oil production, in particular to a peanut oil production cleaning system. Background Art

[0002] Peanut oil is an edible oil with clear color, fragrant smell and easy digestion. It contains saturated fatty acids such as palmitic acid, stearic acid and arachidic acid. Regular consumption can prevent skin wrinkling and aging, and protect blood vessel walls. In recent years, peanut oil production has also made great progress. Before peanut oil production, the peanut kernels usually need to be rinsed to avoid residual mud, sand, dust, etc., so as to ensure the quality of the oil.

[0003] The utility model patent with announcement number CN204746957U discloses a peanut circulation cleaning device, wherein a cleaning tank is provided with a cleaning trough with an opening, a plurality of cleaning rollers are rotatably connected in the cleaning trough, a predetermined distance is provided between the cleaning rollers, the predetermined distance limits the peanuts to be cleaned to be located on the upper part of the cleaning rollers, mud holes for mud and sand to pass through are provided on the cleaning rollers, and a driving device can drive the cleaning rollers to rotate; the water inlet on the upper part of the filter box is connected with the water outlet of the cleaning box, at least two filter layers are provided in the filter box, the water outlet at the bottom of the filter box is connected with the water inlet of the water pump through a pipeline, the water outlet of the water pump is connected with the liquid collecting pipe through a pipeline, the liquid collecting pipe is arranged on the cleaning tank, a plurality of liquid spraying pipes are connected thereto, and a plurality of nozzles are provided along the length direction of the liquid spraying pipe; the technical effect of solving the problems of low cleaning efficiency and inability to recycle cleaning water is achieved.

[0004] In the above device, the liquid spray pipe is arranged at the top, and the peanuts are washed uniformly and centrally through the nozzle; however, in actual use, the peanuts are usually piled up, and it is impossible to wash the peanuts one by one, which easily leads to incomplete internal cleaning, affects the overall cleaning quality, and the use effect is not ideal. Summary of the invention

[0005] The purpose of the present invention is to solve the above problems and provide a peanut oil production cleaning system which can settle and arrange peanuts one by one, and then rinse the peanuts one by one after the arrangement, and the peanuts are constantly turned over during the rinsing process so as not to fall off easily, the cleaning force is strong, and the rinsing quality is improved.

[0006] To achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the technical solution of the present invention is: a peanut oil production and cleaning system, comprising two relatively arranged brackets and a first conveyor belt between the two brackets, a second conveyor belt is arranged below the tail end of the first conveyor belt, the first conveyor belt always conveys in the direction of the second conveyor belt, a sedimentation box is arranged on the first conveyor belt for peanuts to fall one by one, the sedimentation box arranges the peanuts one by one on the first conveyor belt, a flushing mechanism is arranged inside the first conveyor belt, the flushing mechanism cleans the peanuts one by one, and the second conveyor belt receives the washed peanuts.

[0007] Preferably, the sedimentation box is a box-like structure with an opening at the top, and a plurality of rows of sedimentation holes are provided on the bottom surface of the sedimentation box. The sedimentation holes are trumpet-shaped, and the inner diameter of the sedimentation holes decreases from top to bottom. A gap is left between the bottom surface of the sedimentation box and the surface of the first conveyor belt.

[0008] Preferably, the first conveyor belt includes a plurality of wing plates, which are hingedly arranged, and the surfaces of the wing plates are provided with a plurality of elliptical countersunk holes, and the countersunk holes are provided with a plurality of inclined flushing holes, and the wing plates are connected up and down through the countersunk holes and the flushing holes, and the number of countersunk holes on each wing plate is consistent with the number of rows of sedimentation holes in the sedimentation box, and when the wing plates pass under the sedimentation box, the countersunk holes on the wing plates correspond one-to-one to each row of sedimentation holes.

[0009] Preferably, rotating shafts are provided on both sides of the sedimentation box, rollers are provided at the ends of the rotating shafts, and the inner wall of the bracket is provided with sliding grooves cooperating with the rollers, and the sedimentation box can move along the length direction of the bracket through the rollers and the sliding grooves.

[0010] Preferably, a horizontally arranged extension plate is provided on one side of the sedimentation box, and the extension plate is fixedly connected to the sedimentation box. A waist hole is provided inside the extension plate, and meshing teeth 1 are provided on both sides of the waist hole. A gear is provided inside the waist hole, and meshing teeth 2 are provided on the semicircle of the gear. The meshing teeth 2 are always matched with the meshing teeth 1 on one side, and when the gear rotates, it drives the sedimentation box to perform linear reciprocating motion.

[0011] Preferably, a fixing plate fixed on the bracket is provided below the extension plate, a frame plate is provided on the fixing plate, a driving motor three is provided on the surface of the frame plate, and an output shaft of the driving motor three passes through the frame plate and is coaxially fixedly connected with the gear.

[0012] Preferably, a shielding cover is provided at the rear of the sedimentation box, the shielding cover is fixed to the surface of the bracket, and a gap is left between the bottom surface of the shielding cover and the surface of the first conveyor belt.

[0013] Preferably, the flushing mechanism includes a water injection pipe extending to the outside of the bracket and a plurality of flushing branches inside the first conveyor belt, the plurality of flushing branches are connected to the water injection pipe, the flushing branches are arranged along the length direction of the bracket, the flushing branches are arranged directly below the countersunk holes, and the flushing branches are provided with a plurality of inclined flushing nozzles, and the inclination angle of the flushing nozzles is consistent with the angle of the flushing holes.

[0014] Preferably, a partition for stopping water is provided between the two brackets, and two groups of sponge rollers are provided on the side of the partition away from the flushing mechanism, and both groups of sponge rollers contact the upper and lower surfaces of the first conveyor belt. Two groups of electric heating plates are provided on the left side of the sponge rollers, and the first conveyor belt is arranged between the two groups of electric heating plates.

[0015] Preferably, a driving motor 1 for driving the first conveyor belt, a driving motor 2 for driving the second conveyor belt, and a main control cabinet are also provided on the outer side of the bracket.

[0016] The invention discloses a peanut oil production and cleaning system, comprising two brackets arranged opposite to each other and a first conveyor belt between the two brackets, a second conveyor belt is arranged below the tail end of the first conveyor belt, the first conveyor belt always conveys in the direction of the second conveyor belt, a sedimentation box for peanuts to fall one by one is arranged on the first conveyor belt, the sedimentation box arranges the peanuts one by one on the first conveyor belt, a flushing mechanism is arranged inside the first conveyor belt, the flushing mechanism cleans the peanuts one by one, and the second conveyor belt receives the washed peanuts; compared with the prior art, the peanut oil production and cleaning system has the advantages of being able to settle and arrange the peanuts one by one, and flush the peanuts one by one after the arrangement, and the peanuts are turned over at all times during the flushing process so as not to fall off easily, the cleaning force is strong, and the flushing quality is improved. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0017] Figure 1 The overall structure of a peanut oil production cleaning system of the present invention is shown in FIG. Figure 1 .

[0018] Figure 2 The overall structure of a peanut oil production cleaning system of the present invention is shown in FIG. Figure 2 .

[0019] Figure 3 The present invention is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of a peanut oil production cleaning system.

[0020] Figure 4 The structure of a sedimentation box in a peanut oil production cleaning system of the present invention is shown in FIG. Figure 1 .

[0021] Figure 5 The structure of a sedimentation box in a peanut oil production cleaning system of the present invention is shown in FIG. Figure 2 .

[0022] Figure 6 For the present invention Figure 5 Schematic diagram of the enlarged structure at point A in the middle.

[0023] Figure 7 The present invention is a schematic diagram of the structure of a wing plate in a peanut oil production cleaning system.

[0024] Figure 8 Schematic diagram of the coordination between the wing plate and the sedimentation box in a peanut oil production cleaning system of the present invention Figure 1 .

[0025] Fig. 9Schematic diagram of the coordination between the wing plate and the sedimentation box in a peanut oil production cleaning system of the present invention Figure 2 .

[0026] Fig.10 Schematic diagram of the coordination of the shielding cover plate, wing plate and flushing branch pipe in a peanut oil production cleaning system of the present invention Figure 1 .

[0027] Fig.11 Schematic diagram of the coordination of the shielding cover plate, wing plate and flushing branch pipe in a peanut oil production cleaning system of the present invention Figure 2 .

[0028] Fig.12 For the present invention Fig.11 Schematic diagram of the enlarged structure at point B in the middle.

[0029] In the figure: 1. bracket; 101. slide; 2. first conveyor belt; 21. wing plate; 22. countersunk hole; 23. flushing hole; 3. drive motor one; 4. second conveyor belt; 5. drive motor two; 6. main control cabinet; 7. sedimentation box; 71. sedimentation hole; 72. roller; 73. extension plate; 731. waist hole; 732. meshing tooth one; 733. gear; 734. meshing tooth two; 8. fixed plate; 9. frame plate; 10. drive motor three; 11. shielding cover plate; 12. water injection pipe; 121. flushing branch pipe; 122. flushing nozzle; 13. partition; 14. sponge roller; 15. electric heating plate. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0030] The present invention will now be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The accompanying drawings are simplified schematic diagrams, which only illustrate the basic structure of the present invention in a schematic manner, and thus only show the components related to the present invention.

[0031] Please refer to Figure 1-3 A peanut oil production and cleaning system comprises two brackets 1 arranged opposite to each other and a chain-plate first conveyor belt 2 between the two brackets 1, a second conveyor belt 4 is arranged below the tail end of the first conveyor belt 2, the first conveyor belt 2 always conveys in the direction of the second conveyor belt 4 (conveys to the right), a sedimentation box 7 is arranged on the first conveyor belt 2 for peanuts to fall one by one, the sedimentation box 7 arranges the peanuts one by one on the first conveyor belt 2, a flushing mechanism is arranged inside the first conveyor belt 2, the flushing mechanism cleans the peanuts one by one, and the second conveyor belt 4 receives the washed peanuts.

[0032] A driving motor 1 3 for driving the first conveyor belt 2, a driving motor 2 5 for driving the second conveyor belt 4 and a main control cabinet 6 are arranged on the outer side of the bracket 1. The main control cabinet controls the start and stop of the two conveyor belts and the start and close of the sponge roller and the electric heating plate.

[0033] Before peanut oil is produced, the peanut kernels need to be cleaned. During the cleaning process, the peanut kernels are poured into a sedimentation box 7, and the peanut kernels are arranged one by one on the first conveyor belt 2 through the sedimentation box 7. As the first conveyor belt 2 is conveyed, the flushing mechanism flushes the arranged peanuts one by one. Since the peanut kernels are arranged one by one, the peanut kernels can be flushed one by one during flushing, avoiding the phenomenon that some peanuts cannot be flushed or are not flushed in place, which can greatly improve the flushing accuracy and ensure the flushing quality. The washed peanuts rotate on the first conveyor belt 2, so that they fall on the second conveyor belt 4, and are transported to the next drying process through the second conveyor belt 4.

[0034] Please refer to Figure 4-7 In the present embodiment, the sedimentation box 7 is a box-shaped structure with an upper opening, and the upper opening is used to continuously receive the peanuts to be cleaned. The bottom surface of the sedimentation box 7 is provided with a plurality of rows of sedimentation holes 71, and the sedimentation holes 71 are trumpet-shaped. The inner diameter of the sedimentation holes 71 decreases from top to bottom. A gap is left between the bottom surface of the sedimentation box 7 and the surface of the first conveyor belt 2. The height of the gap between the bottom surface of the sedimentation box 7 and the surface of the first conveyor belt 2 is preferably 3 mm; wherein the inner diameter of the bottom end of the sedimentation hole 71 is preferably 10 mm, so that the peanuts can fall out of the sedimentation hole 71 one by one, and the concentrated falling of the peanuts can be avoided to affect the cleaning accuracy.

[0035] Of course, the inner diameter of the bottom end of the sedimentation hole 71 is set according to the variety of peanuts. Some peanuts are larger, and some are smaller. The minimum inner diameter is sufficient to allow the peanuts to pass through one by one to avoid clustering, sedimentation and leakage.

[0036] The first conveyor belt 2 includes a plurality of wing plates 21, which are hingedly arranged with each other. The surface of the wing plates 21 is provided with a plurality of elliptical countersunk holes 22, and the countersunk holes 22 are provided with a plurality of inclined flushing holes 23. The wing plates 21 are connected up and down through the countersunk holes 22 and the flushing holes 23.

[0037] When in use, the peanuts in the sedimentation box 7 fall into the sink holes 22 of the wing plate 21 at the sedimentation holes 71, so that the peanuts are arranged one by one.

[0038] Please refer to the peanut grain sedimentation process Figure 8-9 Specifically, the number of the countersunk holes 22 on each wing plate 21 is consistent with the number of rows of the countersunk holes 71 in the countersunk box 7; please refer again to Figure 5 , Figure 5 The middle sedimentation holes 71 are arranged in 5 rows and 7 columns, and there are 5 sink holes on each wing plate 21, and the sink holes 22 are arranged directly below each row of sedimentation holes 71; as the first conveyor belt 2 rotates, the sedimentation holes 71 and the sink holes 22 will correspond one by one up and down, and after the one-to-one overlap, the peanuts will pass through the sedimentation holes 71 and enter the sink holes 22.

[0039] That is to say, when the wing plate 21 passes under the sedimentation box 7, the countersunk holes 22 on the wing plate 21 correspond one by one to each column of sedimentation holes 71; the sedimentation holes 71 and the countersunk holes 22 will cyclically overlap, block, overlap, and block as the first conveyor belt 2 rotates; when the sedimentation holes 71 and the countersunk holes 22 overlap, the peanuts enter the countersunk holes 22 of the lower wing plate 21; wherein the depth of the countersunk holes 22 is 8-12mm; after the peanuts fall into the countersunk holes 22, the peanuts do not leak out of the surface of the wing plate 21, thereby preventing the peanuts from interfering with the sedimentation box 7.

[0040] That is to say, through the conveying rotation of the first conveyor belt 2, the sedimentation hole 71 and the sink hole 22 on the wing plate 21 can overlap. Similarly, the top of the sink hole 22 can also be blocked by the sedimentation box 7; when the sedimentation hole 71 overlaps with the sink hole 22, the peanuts enter the sink hole 22 to realize the distribution of peanuts one by one, that is, only one peanut can fall into the sink hole 22, and as the conveyor belt rotates, the peanuts are sent to the rear for cleaning one by one.

[0041] In this embodiment, the number of columns of the sedimentation holes 71 can be increased or decreased according to demand; if no peanuts fall into a certain sedimentation hole in the first column, the rear sedimentation holes can continue to transport peanuts one by one to ensure that peanuts can fall into the sedimentation holes 22 on each wing plate 21, thereby improving the cleaning efficiency.

[0042] Since the upper part of the sedimentation box 7 is open, the peanuts to be cleaned are poured into the sedimentation box 7, and the cleaned peanuts are arranged one by one through the sedimentation box 7. After the peanuts to be cleaned are poured into the sedimentation box 7, due to the large number of peanuts, the peanuts are prone to bridge phenomenon, that is, the bridges between the peanuts cannot smoothly enter the sink hole 22 below. In order to avoid this phenomenon, the sedimentation box 7 can be moved back and forth, and the reciprocating movement of the sedimentation box 7 makes the peanuts inside shake, so that the peanuts settle.

[0043] Specifically, rotating shafts are provided on both sides of the sedimentation box 7, rollers 72 are provided at the ends of the rotating shafts, and a slide groove 101 cooperating with the roller 72 is provided on the inner wall of the bracket 1, and the sedimentation box 7 can move along the length direction of the bracket 1 through the roller 72 and the slide groove 101; that is, the sedimentation box 7 is mounted on the bracket 1 in the slide groove 101 through the rotating shaft and the roller 72, and the sedimentation box 7 can reciprocate along the length direction of the bracket 1, so that the internal peanuts are subjected to force shaking to eliminate bridging, thereby ensuring that the peanuts can leak out of the sedimentation hole 71 smoothly.

[0044] In order to make the sedimentation box 7 move back and forth automatically, a horizontally arranged extension plate 73 is provided on one side of the sedimentation box 7. The extension plate 73 is fixedly connected to the sedimentation box 7 as a whole. A waist hole 731 is provided inside the extension plate 73. Meshing teeth 1 732 are provided on both sides of the waist hole 731. A gear 733 is provided inside the waist hole 731. Meshing teeth 2 734 are provided on the semicircle of the gear 733. The meshing teeth 2 734 are always matched with the meshing teeth 1 732 on one side. When the gear 733 rotates, it drives the sedimentation box 7 to make a linear reciprocating motion.

[0045] Since meshing teeth 1 732 are provided on both sides of the waist hole 731, and meshing teeth 2 734 are provided on the semicircle of the gear 733; for ease of understanding, the whole can be regarded as two sets of gear rack structures; in this embodiment, when the gear 733 rotates, the meshing tooth 2 734 on the gear always only cooperates with the meshing tooth 1 732 on one side.

[0046] Please refer again Figure 6 In the figure, the meshing tooth 2 734 cooperates with the meshing tooth 1 732 below. When the gear 733 rotates counterclockwise, the extension plate 73 and the sedimentation box 7 will move to the right. During this process, the meshing tooth 2 734 does not contact the meshing tooth 1 732 above. When the gear 733 rotates 180°, the meshing tooth 2 734 disengages from the meshing tooth 1 732 below and cooperates with the meshing tooth 1 732 above. As the gear 733 continues to rotate, the extension plate 73 and the sedimentation box 7 will move to the left. This cycle is repeated, and the extension plate 73 and the sedimentation box 7 can make a linear reciprocating motion, shaking the peanuts inside, thereby solving the peanut bridging phenomenon and ensuring the smooth sedimentation of the peanuts.

[0047] A fixing plate 8 fixed on the bracket 1 is provided below the extension plate 73, a frame plate 9 is provided on the fixing plate 8, a driving motor three 10 is provided on the surface of the frame plate 9, an output shaft of the driving motor three 10 passes through the frame plate 9 and is coaxially fixedly connected with the gear 733, the driving motor three 10 continuously rotates to drive the gear 733 to rotate, thereby making the whole reciprocating movement, and when the sedimentation box 7 makes a linear reciprocating motion, the roller 72 always rolls in the slide groove 101.

[0048] Furthermore, a shielding cover plate 11 is provided at the rear of the sedimentation box 7, and the shielding cover plate 11 is fixed on the surface of the bracket 1. A gap is left between the bottom surface of the shielding cover plate 11 and the surface of the first conveyor belt 2, and the gap height does not exceed 3 mm. The flushing mechanism is provided directly below the shielding cover plate 11, and the flushing water of the flushing mechanism is sprayed upward to clean the peanuts in the sink hole 22. The shielding cover plate 11 is provided to prevent the peanuts from falling out of the sink hole during the flushing process, and plays a shielding and limiting role.

[0049] In this embodiment, the flushing mechanism includes a water injection pipe 12 extending to the outside of the bracket 1 and a plurality of flushing branches 121 inside the first conveyor belt 2. The plurality of flushing branches 121 are all connected to the water injection pipe 12. The flushing branches 121 are arranged along the length direction of the bracket 1. The flushing branches 121 are all arranged directly below the countersunk hole 22. The flushing branches 121 are provided with a plurality of inclined flushing nozzles 122, and the inclination angle of the flushing nozzle 122 is consistent with the angle of the flushing hole 23.

[0050] For peanut washing process, please refer to Figure 10-12 After the peanuts fall into the sink hole 22, they are transported to the right through the first conveyor belt 2, and then pass over the top of the flushing mechanism; since the flushing nozzle 122 and the flushing hole 23 are uniformly inclined in one direction, the washing water will be sprayed out obliquely through the flushing nozzle 122; the sprayed washing water is sprayed on the peanuts through the flushing hole 23, and the sprayed washing water is equivalent to giving the peanuts a force, causing the peanuts to continuously flip and roll in the sink hole 22 until the wing plate leaves the flushing branch pipe 121; after the wing plate and the peanuts inside leave the flushing branch pipe, the residual water droplets and dust inside will leak out through the flushing hole 23 again, and the peanuts will fall on the second conveyor belt as the first conveyor belt rotates; since the peanuts are flipped and rinsed multiple times in the sink hole, the degree of peanut cleaning can be greatly improved, the cleaning quality can be guaranteed, and dust residue can be avoided; and during the cleaning process, the sink hole 22 is turned up with a shielding cover plate 11 to block it, so it will not leave the sink hole.

[0051] In this embodiment, the inclination angle of the flushing hole 23 is preferably 45°, so as to facilitate flushing water on the surface of the peanut kernels.

[0052] Based on the above embodiment, a partition 13 for stopping water is also provided between the two brackets 1. The partition 13 is provided with two groups of sponge rollers 14 on the side away from the flushing mechanism. The two groups of sponge rollers 14 both contact the upper and lower surfaces of the first conveyor belt 2. When the first conveyor belt 2 continuously rotates, the sponge rollers 14 will absorb the water droplets retained on the wing plate; two groups of electric heating plates 15 are provided on the left side of the sponge roller 14, and the electric heating plate 15 is provided with an electric heating wire on the side close to the wing plate. The first conveyor belt 2 is arranged between the two groups of electric heating plates 15. After starting, the surface cleaning water is dried to facilitate sedimentation above.

[0053] Based on the above embodiment, a channel for collecting cleaning water may be further provided between the bottoms of the two brackets 1 to prevent the cleaning water from flowing around.

[0054] Obviously, the above embodiments are merely examples for the purpose of clear explanation, and are not intended to limit the implementation methods. For those skilled in the art, other different forms of changes or modifications can be made based on the above description. It is not necessary and impossible to list all the implementation methods here. The obvious changes or modifications derived therefrom are still within the scope of protection of the invention.

Claims

1. A peanut oil production cleaning system, characterized in that: It includes two brackets set opposite to each other and a first conveyor belt between the two brackets, a second conveyor belt is arranged below the tail end of the first conveyor belt, the first conveyor belt always conveys in the direction of the second conveyor belt, a sedimentation box is arranged on the first conveyor belt for peanuts to fall one by one, the sedimentation box arranges the peanuts one by one on the first conveyor belt, a flushing mechanism is arranged inside the first conveyor belt, the flushing mechanism cleans the peanuts one by one, and the second conveyor belt receives the washed peanuts.

2. The peanut oil production cleaning system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The sedimentation box is a box-like structure with an opening at the top. The bottom surface of the sedimentation box is provided with multiple rows of sedimentation holes. The sedimentation holes are trumpet-shaped. The inner diameter of the sedimentation holes decreases from top to bottom. A gap is left between the bottom surface of the sedimentation box and the surface of the first conveyor belt.

3. The peanut oil production cleaning system according to claim 2, characterized in that: The first conveyor belt includes a plurality of wing plates, which are hingedly arranged. The surface of the wing plate is provided with a plurality of elliptical countersunk holes, and the countersunk holes are provided with a plurality of inclined flushing holes. The wing plates are connected up and down through the countersunk holes and the flushing holes. The number of countersunk holes on each wing plate is consistent with the number of rows of settlement holes in the settlement box, and when the wing plate passes under the settlement box, the countersunk holes on the wing plate correspond one-to-one to each row of settlement holes.

4. The peanut oil production cleaning system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that: Rotating shafts are arranged on both sides of the sedimentation box, rollers are arranged at the ends of the rotating shafts, and the inner wall of the bracket is provided with sliding grooves cooperating with the rollers. The sedimentation box can move along the length direction of the bracket through the rollers and the sliding grooves.

5. The peanut oil production cleaning system according to claim 4, characterized in that: A horizontally arranged extension plate is provided on one side of the sedimentation box, and the extension plate is fixedly connected to the sedimentation box. A waist hole is provided inside the extension plate, and meshing teeth 1 are provided on both sides of the waist hole. A gear is provided inside the waist hole, and meshing teeth 2 are provided on the semicircle of the gear. The meshing teeth 2 are always matched with the meshing teeth 1 on one side, and when the gear rotates, it drives the sedimentation box to perform linear reciprocating motion.

6. The peanut oil production cleaning system according to claim 5, characterized in that: A fixing plate fixed on the bracket is provided below the extension plate, a frame plate is provided on the fixing plate, a driving motor three is provided on the surface of the frame plate, and an output shaft of the driving motor three passes through the frame plate and is coaxially fixedly connected with the gear.

7. The peanut oil production cleaning system according to claim 1, characterized in that: A shielding cover is provided at the rear of the sedimentation box, and the shielding cover is fixed on the surface of the bracket, and a gap is left between the bottom surface of the shielding cover and the surface of the first conveyor belt.

8. The peanut oil production cleaning system according to claim 3, characterized in that: The flushing mechanism includes a water injection pipe extending to the outside of the bracket and multiple flushing branches inside the first conveyor belt. The multiple flushing branches are all connected to the water injection pipe. The flushing branches are arranged along the length direction of the bracket. The flushing branches are all arranged directly below the countersunk holes. The flushing branches are provided with multiple inclined flushing nozzles, and the inclination angle of the flushing nozzles is consistent with the angle of the flushing holes.

9. The peanut oil production cleaning system according to claim 1, characterized in that: A partition for stopping water is also provided between the two brackets. Two groups of sponge rollers are provided on the side of the partition away from the flushing mechanism. Both groups of sponge rollers contact the upper and lower surfaces of the first conveyor belt. Two groups of electric heating plates are provided on the left side of the sponge rollers. The first conveyor belt is arranged between the two groups of electric heating plates.

10. The peanut oil production cleaning system according to claim 1, characterized in that: A driving motor 1 for driving the first conveyor belt, a driving motor 2 for driving the second conveyor belt, and a main control cabinet are also arranged on the outer side of the bracket.

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