Wetland waste recovery treatment system

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of wetlands, in particular to a wetland waste recovery treatment system. A wetland waste recovery treatment system comprises supporting plates, the two supporting plates are arranged left and right, a door-shaped wall is fixed to the upper side of each supporting plate, a plurality of transverse holes are formed in each door-shaped wall from top to bottom, and a connecting strip is fixed to the rear side of each door-shaped wall. Bottom strips are fixed to the lower sides of the two supporting plates correspondingly, the two bottom strips are fixed to the lower portions of two rotating shafts correspondingly, and the lower ends of the two rotating shafts are rotationally connected to the supporting block. A middle rod is fixed to the upper side of the supporting block, a top seat is fixed to the upper end of the middle rod, two first motors are fixed to the top seat, and output shafts of the two first motors are fixed to the upper portions of the two rotating shafts respectively. Reed waste in the wetland can be conveniently recycled, and the reed waste in the wetland can be effectively utilized.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention relates to the field of wetland technology, and more particularly to a wetland waste recycling and processing system. Background Art

[0002] Reed waste in wetlands refers to the plant residues left behind by reeds growing in wetlands after natural death or human activities. This type of waste has its unique role and value in the ecosystem, but it may also cause some problems if not handled properly. Excessive reed waste may cause water flow obstruction in wetlands, affecting water quality and ecological health. Due to the fibrous structure of reeds, their processing and decomposition are relatively slow, and appropriate measures must be taken to avoid accumulation. Summary of the invention

[0003] In order to overcome the deficiencies of the prior art, the present invention provides a wetland waste recycling and treatment system, which has the beneficial effect of being able to conveniently recycle and treat reed stalk waste in the wetland and effectively utilize the reed stalk waste in the wetland.

[0004] The technical solution adopted by the present invention to solve its technical problem is:

[0005] A wetland waste recycling and processing system comprises a support plate, wherein two support plates are arranged on the left and right, a door-shaped wall is fixed on the upper side of each support plate, a plurality of transverse holes are arranged on the door-shaped wall from top to bottom, and a connecting strip is fixed on the rear side of each door-shaped wall.

[0006] Bottom bars are fixed to the lower sides of the two support plates, and the two bottom bars are respectively fixed to the lower parts of the two rotating shafts, and the lower ends of the two rotating shafts are rotatably connected to the support blocks.

[0007] A middle rod is fixed on the upper side of the support block, a top seat is fixed on the upper end of the middle rod, two motors 1 are fixed on the top seat, and the output shafts of the two motors 1 are respectively fixed on the upper parts of the two rotating shafts.

[0008] A slot rod is fixed to the rear side of the upper part of the middle rod, the rear part of the slot rod is hinged on the hinge frame, and the upper end of the hinge frame is fixed on the sliding column.

[0009] The slide column is provided with a slide groove, and a trapezoidal block corresponding to the slide groove is provided on the lower side of the lifting plate. The slide column is slidably connected to the trapezoidal block through the slide groove thereon, and a telescopic rod three is fixed on the lifting plate, and a convex pin is fixed on the movable end of the telescopic rod three, and the convex pin is inserted into the strip groove on the groove rod. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0010] The present invention is further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific implementation methods.

[0011] Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the structure of a wetland waste recycling and treatment system Figure 1 ;

[0012] Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the structure of a wetland waste recycling and treatment system Figure 2 ;

[0013] Figure 3 A schematic diagram of the structure of a wetland waste recycling and treatment system Figure 3 ;

[0014] Figure 4 Schematic diagram of the door-shaped wall structure Figure 1 ;

[0015] Figure 5 Schematic diagram of the door-shaped wall structure Figure 2 ;

[0016] Figure 6 Schematic diagram of the structure of the cutter and the flat rod Figure 1 ;

[0017] Figure 7 Schematic diagram of the structure of the cutter and the flat rod Figure 2 ;

[0018] Figure 8 Schematic diagram of the structure of the lifting plate and the connecting plate Figure 1 ;

[0019] Fig. 9 Schematic diagram of the structure of the lifting plate and the connecting plate Figure 2 .

[0020] In the figure: door-shaped wall 101; horizontal hole 102; bottom bar 103; support plate 104; support block 105; connecting bar 106; rotating shaft 107; top seat 108; motor 109; middle rod 110;

[0021] Cutter 201; saw groove 202; sliding sleeve 203; vertical rod 204; oblique rod 205; side bar 206; knife bar 207; hydraulic cylinder 208;

[0022] Flat rod 301; limit rod 302; convex frame 303; motor 2 304; telescopic rod 1 305; hollow rod 306;

[0023] Lifting plate 401; convex seat 402; convex plate 403; side frame 404; telescopic rod 2 405; slide groove 406; slide column 407; telescopic rod 3 408; convex pin 409; slot rod 410; hinged frame 411;

[0024] Connecting piece 501; Motor three 502; Screw rod 503; Vertical rail 504. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0025] like Figure 4-5 As shown, this example can achieve the effect of scooping out reed waste.

[0026] The wetland waste recycling and treatment system includes a support plate 104, two of the support plates 104 are arranged on the left and right, and a door-shaped wall 101 is arranged on the upper side of each support plate 104, and a plurality of transverse holes 102 are arranged on the door-shaped wall 101 from top to bottom, and a connecting strip 106 is welded on the rear side of each door-shaped wall 101, and the two door-shaped walls 101 can be separated from each other, and then the two door-shaped walls 101 are inserted into the reed waste in the wetland, and then the two door-shaped walls 101 are driven to move closer to each other, and then the reed waste can be loaded into the upper side of the two support plates 104, and the reed waste can be fished out, thereby avoiding the accumulation of reeds, and the reeds after being fished out can be further processed into fertilizer. The plurality of transverse holes 102 can make the excess water flow out when the reeds are fished out.

[0027] like Figure 4-5 As shown, this example can achieve the effect of inserting the reed rods into the two door-shaped walls 101.

[0028] Since the lower sides of the two support plates 104 are welded with bottom strips 103, the two bottom strips 103 are respectively welded to the lower parts of the two rotating shafts 107, and the lower ends of the two rotating shafts 107 are rotatably connected to the support blocks 105, when the two rotating shafts 107 rotate, they respectively drive the two bottom strips 103 to rotate, and then drive the two support plates 104 and the two door-shaped walls 101 to rotate and open, and after placing the two door-shaped walls 101 on the reed rods, drive the two door-shaped walls 101 to rotate and close, and then install the reed rods into the two door-shaped walls 101.

[0029] like Figure 4-5 As shown, this example can achieve the effect of driving the two bottom bars 103 and the two door-shaped walls 101 to rotate.

[0030] Since a middle rod 110 is welded to the upper side of the support block 105, a top seat 108 is welded to the upper end of the middle rod 110, and two motors 109 are connected to the top seat 108 by screws, and the output shafts of the two motors 109 are respectively connected to the upper parts of the two rotating shafts 107 through couplings. The two motors 109 can drive the two rotating shafts 107 to rotate, thereby driving the two bottom bars 103 and the two door-shaped walls 101 to rotate.

[0031] like Figure 4-9 As shown, this example can achieve the effect of driving the two door-shaped walls 101 to change their angles to better fish out the reed stems.

[0032] Since a slot rod 410 is welded to the upper rear side of the middle rod 110, the rear of the slot rod 410 is hinged on the hinge frame 411, and the upper end of the hinge frame 411 is welded to the sliding column 407, the slot rod 410 can rotate on the hinge frame 411, thereby driving the rotating shaft 107, the two bottom bars 103, the two support plates 104 and the two door-shaped walls 101 to rotate, and then driving the two door-shaped walls 101 to change their angles to better salvage the reed rods.

[0033] like Figure 8-9 As shown, this example can achieve the effect of driving the slot rod 410 to rotate on the hinge frame 411.

[0034] Since a slide groove 406 is provided on the slide column 407, a trapezoidal block corresponding to the slide groove 406 is provided on the lower side of the lifting plate 401, the slide column 407 is slidably connected to the trapezoidal block through the slide groove 406 thereon, and the lifting plate 401 is connected to a telescopic rod three 408 by screws, and the movable end of the telescopic rod three 408 is connected to a convex pin 409 by screws, and the convex pin 409 is inserted into the strip groove on the slot rod 410. When the telescopic rod three 408 is extended or retracted, the convex pin 409 is driven to rise and fall, thereby driving the slot rod 410 to rotate on the articulated frame 411.

[0035] like Figure 8-9 As shown, this example can achieve the effect of shaking off the water on the reed stem when fishing the reed stem out of the water.

[0036] Since a convex seat 402 is welded on the upper side of the lifting piece 401, compression springs are welded on the left and right sides of the convex seat 402, convex plates 403 are welded on both ends of the sliding column 407, and the outer ends of the two compression springs are respectively welded on the two convex plates 403, a side frame 404 is welded on the lifting piece 401, and a telescopic rod 2 405 is connected to the side frame 404 by screws, and the movable end of the telescopic rod 2 405 is pressed on one of the convex plates 403, and the two compression springs on the convex seat 402 give elastic force to the two convex plates 403, so that the sliding column 407 is usually in The lower side of the lifting plate 401 is in a balanced state. The extension and retraction of the telescopic rod 405 can drive the convex plate 403 and the sliding column 407 to move relative to the lifting plate 401. The compression spring helps the sliding column 407 and the lifting plate 401 to return to their original positions, thereby causing the sliding column 407 and the articulated frame 411 to reciprocate left and right, thereby driving the middle pole 110, the two bottom bars 103, the two support plates 104 and the two door-shaped walls 101 to reciprocate left and right. When the reed pole is taken out of the water, the water on the reed pole is shaken off to prevent the reed pole from having too much water content.

[0037] like Figure 8-9 As shown, this example can achieve the effect of conveniently placing the two door-shaped walls 101 into the water to salvage the reed stems.

[0038] Since the lifting piece 401 is vertically slidably connected to the vertical rail 504, a connecting piece 501 is welded to the upper end of the vertical rail 504, and a motor three 502 is connected to the connecting piece 501 by screws. A screw rod 503 is connected to the output shaft of the motor three 502, and the screw rod 503 cooperates with the lifting piece 401 through a thread. The lifting piece 401 is connected to the mechanical arm in the prior art, thereby controlling the entire recycling and processing system to move to the required position. The motor three 502 drives the screw rod 503 to rotate, thereby driving the lifting piece 401 to slide vertically on the vertical rail 504, thereby driving the two support plates 104 and the two door-shaped walls 101 to move up and down, so as to facilitate the two door-shaped walls 101 to be placed in the water to salvage the reed poles.

[0039] like Figure 4-7 As shown, this example can achieve the effect of conveniently making crushed reed stalks into fertilizer.

[0040] Since a cutter 201 is provided on one side of the plurality of transverse holes 102, a cutter bar 207 is welded on the outer side of the cutter 201, and the plurality of cutter bars 207 are fixed on the side strip 206, a sliding sleeve 203 is vertically slidably connected to the vertical rod 204, an inclined rod 205 is hinged on the sliding sleeve 203, and the other end of the inclined rod 205 is hinged on the side strip 206, a hydraulic cylinder 208 is connected to the vertical rod 204 by screws, and the movable end of the hydraulic cylinder 208 is connected to the sliding sleeve 203 by screws, and the plurality of cutter bars 207 are fixed on the side strip 206. They are all slidably connected to the vertical rod 204, and the sliding sleeve 203 can be driven to slide vertically on the vertical rod 204 through the extension and contraction of the hydraulic cylinder 208, and then the side strips 206 and the knife rod 207 are pushed and pulled by the inclined rod 205, thereby driving the multiple cutters 201 to move left and right. When the two door-shaped walls 101 have salvaged the reed stems and are lifted up, the multiple cutters 201 are driven to cut into the multiple horizontal holes 102, and then the salvaged reed stems are cut, so that the reed stems become more broken, which is convenient for making the broken reed stems into fertilizers.

[0041] like Figure 6-9 As shown, this example can achieve the effect of conveniently cutting the reed stems.

[0042] Since a hollow rod 306 is welded to the upper part of the vertical rod 204, the hollow rod 306 is slidably connected to the flat rod 301 in the front-to-back direction, the flat rod 301 is connected with a telescopic rod 1 305 by screws, and the movable end of the telescopic rod 1 305 is connected to the hollow rod 306 by screws, and the cam 303 is connected with a motor 2 304 by screws, and the output shaft of the motor 2 304 is connected to the rear part of the flat rod 301, the cam 303 is welded to the vertical rail 504, and a limit rod 302 is welded to the cam 303, and the limit rod 302 blocks the right side of the flat rod 301, and a plurality of saw grooves 202 are arranged on the cutter 201 from front to back. The telescopic rod 1 305 is extended to the hollow rod 306 by screws. The hollow rod 306 is driven to move back and forth on the horizontal rod 301 during the time extension, thereby driving the vertical rod 204, multiple knife rods 207 and multiple cutters 201 to move back and forth, and multiple saw grooves 202 are used to make the cutters 201 saw the reed rods while cutting them, so as to facilitate cutting the reed rods; when multiple cutters 201 are not needed, the horizontal rod 301 is driven to rotate on the limit rod 302 by the second motor 304, thereby rotating the vertical rod 204 and the multiple cutters 201 to other positions. When the horizontal rod 301 contacts the limit rod 302, the multiple cutters 201 arrive at the working position, and then the multiple cutters 201 can cut the multiple horizontal holes 102.

Claims

1. A wetland waste recycling and treatment system, comprising a support plate (104), characterized in that: The two support plates (104) are arranged on the left and right, and a door-shaped wall (101) is fixed on the upper side of each support plate (104). A plurality of transverse holes (102) are arranged on the door-shaped wall (101) from top to bottom, and a connecting strip (106) is fixed on the rear side of each door-shaped wall (101).

2. A wetland waste recycling and treatment system according to claim 1, characterized in that: Bottom bars (103) are fixed on the lower sides of the two support plates (104), and the two bottom bars (103) are respectively fixed on the lower parts of the two rotating shafts (107), and the lower ends of the two rotating shafts (107) are rotatably connected to the support block (105).

3. A wetland waste recycling and treatment system according to claim 2, characterized in that: A middle rod (110) is fixed on the upper side of the support block (105), a top seat (108) is fixed on the upper end of the middle rod (110), two motors (109) are fixed on the top seat (108), and the output shafts of the two motors (109) are respectively fixed on the upper parts of the two rotating shafts (107).

4. A wetland waste recycling and treatment system according to claim 3, characterized in that: A slot rod (410) is fixed to the upper rear side of the middle rod (110), the rear of the slot rod (410) is hinged to a hinge frame (411), and the upper end of the hinge frame (411) is fixed to a sliding column (407).

5. A wetland waste recycling and treatment system according to claim 4, characterized in that: The slide post (407) is provided with a slide groove (406), and a trapezoidal block corresponding to the slide groove (406) is provided on the lower side of the lifting plate (401). The slide post (407) is slidably connected to the trapezoidal block through the slide groove (406) thereon. A telescopic rod three (408) is fixed on the lifting plate (401), and a convex pin (409) is fixed on the movable end of the telescopic rod three (408), and the convex pin (409) is inserted into the strip groove on the groove rod (410).

6. A wetland waste recycling and treatment system according to claim 5, characterized in that: A convex seat (402) is fixed on the upper side of the lifting plate (401), compression springs are fixed on both the left and right sides of the convex seat (402), convex plates (403) are fixed on both ends of the sliding column (407), the outer ends of the two compression springs are respectively fixed on the two convex plates (403), the lifting plate (401) is fixed with a side frame (404), the side frame (404) is fixed with a second telescopic rod (405), and the movable end of the second telescopic rod (405) is pressed against one of the convex plates (403).

7. A wetland waste recycling and treatment system according to claim 6, characterized in that: The lifting plate (401) is vertically slidably connected to the vertical rail (504), a connecting plate (501) is fixed to the upper end of the vertical rail (504), a motor three (502) is fixed to the connecting plate (501), a screw rod (503) is fixed to the output shaft of the motor three (502), and the screw rod (503) is matched with the lifting plate (401) through a thread.

8. A wetland waste recycling and treatment system according to claim 7, characterized in that: A cutter (201) is provided on one side of the plurality of transverse holes (102), a cutter bar (207) is fixed on the outer side of the cutter (201), the plurality of cutter bars (207) are fixed on the side bar (206), a sliding sleeve (203) is vertically slidably connected to the vertical bar (204), an inclined bar (205) is hinged on the sliding sleeve (203), the other end of the inclined bar (205) is hinged on the side bar (206), a hydraulic cylinder (208) is fixed on the vertical bar (204), the movable end of the hydraulic cylinder (208) is fixed on the sliding sleeve (203), and the plurality of cutter bars (207) are slidably connected to the vertical bar (204).

9. A wetland waste recycling and treatment system according to claim 8, characterized in that: The cutting knife (201) is provided with a plurality of saw grooves (202) from front to back.

10. A wetland waste recycling and treatment system according to claim 9, characterized in that: A hollow rod (306) is fixed to the upper part of the vertical rod (204), and the hollow rod (306) is slidably connected to the horizontal rod (301) in the front-rear direction. A telescopic rod (305) is fixed to the horizontal rod (301), and the movable end of the telescopic rod (305) is fixed to the hollow rod (306). A motor (304) is fixed to the convex frame (303), and the output shaft of the motor (304) is fixed to the rear part of the horizontal rod (301). The convex frame (303) is fixed to the vertical rail (504), and a limit rod (302) is fixed to the convex frame (303), and the limit rod (302) blocks the right side of the horizontal rod (301).

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