Recovery processing device for edited and published waste manuscripts
By designing a recycling and processing device for editing and publishing waste manuscripts with large recycling warehouses and push plate systems, the problem of paper jams and paper scraps floating easily when dealing with thick paper manuscripts is solved, achieving high efficiency Treatment and easy cleaning effect.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202420780042.0
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-04-16
- Publication Date
- 2025-02-18
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-04-16
AI Technical Summary
Existing paper shredders are prone to paper jams or cannot be effectively chopped when dealing with paper manuscripts of larger thickness. The crushed paper scraps are thin and small, occupying the storage compartment space and easily drifting around, resulting in inconvenience in cleaning.
A device for recycling and processing of editing and publishing waste manuscripts is designed, including a large recycling bin and a crushing bin with push plate. The orderly entry and crushing of waste manuscripts is achieved through a threaded shaft and a motor-driven push plate system; at the same time, Feeding pipe with spiral blades squeeze the crushed paper scraps into pieces, reducing space occupancy and preventing splashing.
This device can effectively deal with paper manuscripts with larger thickness, avoid paper jamming, and save storage space and cleaning time by extruding into paper blocks, avoiding the trouble of paper scraps floating around.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model relates to the field of a device for recycling and processing waste manuscripts for editing and publishing, in particular to a device for recycling and processing waste manuscripts for editing and publishing. Background Art
[0002] Although we have entered the Internet society, paper books and periodicals are still an important form of editing and publication. Many editorial manuscripts still appear in the form of paper documents. When editing and publishing, most of the content needs to be revised and drafted repeatedly, resulting in a large amount of waste paper manuscripts. The waste paper needs to be cleaned up, and many waste manuscripts contain a lot of confidential information, which is inconvenient to be made public before formal publication. Therefore, the waste manuscripts need to be shredded using a shredder.
[0003] The thickness of paper that a general shredder can process at one time is limited. If the manuscript is too thick, it may easily cause a paper jam or the shearing and shredding mechanism may not be able to effectively shred the waste manuscript. The manuscript paper needs to be separated manually and sent to the equipment in batches. The personnel stand by the equipment waiting, and it is relatively cumbersome to separate the manuscript paper into layers and send them in. In addition, after the paper is shredded, particularly small pieces of paper are produced. When they are temporarily stored in the storage bin of the equipment, the paper scraps themselves are light and thin, making the paper balls appear fluffy, thereby occupying the storage bin space. When the paper scraps in the storage bin are taken out, they are also light and small in size, so they are easy to float around in the air, causing inconvenience. Therefore, a recycling and processing device for editing and publishing waste manuscripts that is easy to clean and use is needed. Utility Model Content
[0004] The technical problem to be solved by the utility model is to overcome the above difficulties and provide a device for recycling and processing waste manuscripts for editing and publishing.
[0005] In order to solve the above technical problems, the technical solution provided by the utility model is: a device for recycling and processing waste manuscripts for editing and publishing, including a shredder, a recycling bin is connected to the top of the shredder, a push plate is connected in the recycling bin, the shredder is connected with limit slides on both sides of the recycling bin, and support blocks are connected to the limit slides on both sides of the push plate extending into the limit slides, the top of the shredder is rotatably connected with a threaded shaft that matches the limit slide, the top of the shredder is located on one side of the push plate and is connected with a limit slide that matches the support block, the top of the shredder is located on the side of the push plate away from the threaded shaft and is connected with a limit slide that matches the support block, the top of the shredder is connected with a feeding port that matches the recycling bin on one side, and the shredder A crushing bin is connected to the bottom of the recovery bin away from the feed port, the shredder is rotatably connected to a plurality of transmission shafts in the crushing bin, a plurality of cutting tools are connected to the outside of the transmission shafts, a feeding pipe is connected to the bottom of the shredder, a collecting hopper is connected between one end of the feeding pipe and the bottom of the crushing bin, a support shaft is rotatably connected to the feeding pipe, a spiral blade matching the feeding pipe is connected to the outside of the support shaft, a discharge port is connected to the bottom of the shredder near the feed port, and a drawer matching the discharge port is connected to the end of the shredder at the bottom close to the feed port.
[0006] Furthermore, one end of the top of the shredder is connected to a No. 1 motor that cooperates with the threaded shaft to provide power for the rotation of the threaded shaft. The shredder is located outside one side of the crushing bin and is connected to multiple No. 2 motors that cooperate with the transmission shaft to provide power for the rotation of the transmission shaft. One end of the bottom of the shredder is connected to a No. 3 motor that cooperates with the support shaft to provide power for the rotation of the support shaft.
[0007] Furthermore, multiple sliders are connected on both sides of the drawer, and multiple limit slide rails matching with the sliders are connected on one side of the bottom of the shredder. The sliders and the limit slide rails cooperate with each other and can be pulled and moved together with the drawer in the shredder. A handle is connected on one side of the drawer to facilitate manual pulling and pulling of the drawer.
[0008] Furthermore, a battery is connected to the bottom side of the shredder away from the drawer to provide power for the shredder when it is not connected to the power supply, so that the use of the shredder is not controlled by the site. A charging port that matches the battery is connected to the bottom side of the shredder to charge the battery.
[0009] Furthermore, the shredder is provided with a cover plate at the feed port for closing the feed port of the shredder. The top of the shredder is located on one side of the feed port and is connected to a plate groove that matches the cover plate to facilitate the cover plate to slide open the feed port. The top of the cover plate is connected to one end away from the plate groove and is provided with a buckle handle to facilitate manual operation of opening and closing the cover plate.
[0010] Compared with the prior art, the advantages of the utility model are as follows: firstly, the shredder device is provided with a large recycling bin, which can hold very thick paper piles, and there is no need for manual work to stand beside the equipment and wait for the paper piles to be fed into the shredder feed port layer by layer in batches; secondly, after the traditional shredding process, the device simply squeezes the shredded paper into blocks through a feeding channel with an extrusion effect, so that most of the shredded paper is in the state of paper balls or blocks, which can save space for the equipment to temporarily store waste products, and can also avoid the dilemma of scattering the waste paper to a great extent when handling the waste paper. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0011] Figure 1 The utility model is a schematic diagram of the appearance structure of a device for recycling and processing waste manuscripts for editing and publishing.
[0012] Figure 2 The utility model is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of a feeding channel of a waste manuscript recycling and processing device for editing and publishing.
[0013] Figure 3 The utility model is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of a recycling bin of a waste manuscript recycling and processing device for editing and publishing.
[0014] Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of part A.
[0015] As shown in the figure: 1. Paper shredder, 2. Recovery bin, 3. Push plate, 4. Support block, 5. Threaded shaft, 6. Motor No. 1, 7. Limit slide bar, 8. Limit slide groove, 9. Cover plate, 10. Plate groove, 11. Buckle handle, 12. Drive shaft, 13. Motor No. 2, 14. Cutting tool, 15. Aggregate hopper, 16. Feed pipeline, 17. Support shaft, 18. Spiral blade, 19. Motor No. 3, 20. Discharge port, 21. Crushing bin, 22. Drawer, 23. Slider, 24. Limit slide rail, 25. Handle, 26. Battery, 27. Charging port, 28. Feed port. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0016] The utility model is further described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0017] Combined with Figure 1-4In order to solve the above technical problems, the technical solution provided by the utility model is as follows: a device for recycling and processing waste manuscripts of editing and publishing, comprising a shredder 1, which is used to crush and destroy waste paper manuscripts of editing and publications for easy recycling. The top of the shredder 1 is connected with a recycling bin 2, which is used to manually put the waste manuscripts into the shredder 1. The recycling bin 2 is connected with a push plate 3, which is used to slowly push the waste manuscripts in the recycling bin 2 to one end of the crushing bin 21. The shredder 1 is connected with limiting slide grooves 8 on both sides of the recycling bin 2, and the push plates 3 are connected with support blocks 4 extending to the limiting slide grooves 8 on both sides. The top of the shredder 1 is rotatably connected with a threaded shaft 5 that matches the limiting slide groove 8, and the push plate 3 is driven to move in the recycling bin 2 by rotation. One end of the top of the shredder 1 is connected with a threaded shaft 5, provides power for the rotation of the threaded shaft 5. The top of the shredder 1 is located on the side of the push plate 3 away from the threaded shaft 5, and is connected with a limiting slide bar 7 that cooperates with the support block 4, so as to provide a limiting condition for the push plate 3 to move following the rotation of the threaded shaft 5. The top side of the shredder 1 is connected with a feed port 28 that cooperates with the recovery bin 2, which is used for manually putting waste manuscripts into the recovery bin 2 of the shredder 1. The shredder 1 is connected with a cover plate 9 at the feed port 28, which is used to close the feed port 28 of the shredder 1. The top of the shredder 1 is located on one side of the feed port 28, and is connected with a plate groove 10 that cooperates with the cover plate 9, so that the cover plate 9 can slide to open the feed port 28. The top of the cover plate 9 is connected with a buckle handle 11 at one end away from the plate groove 10, so as to facilitate manual operation of opening and closing the cover plate 9.
[0018] The shredder 1 is located below the end of the recovery bin 2 away from the feed port 28 and is connected to a crushing bin 21, which is the place where paper is sheared and shredded. The shredder 1 is located in the crushing bin 21 and is rotatably connected to a plurality of transmission shafts 12 for driving a cutting tool 14 to rotate. The two transmission shafts 12 in the crushing bin 21 are arranged in opposite directions of rotation, and both rotate in the direction away from the collecting hopper 15 at the bottom. The shredder 1 is located on one side of the crushing bin 21 and is externally connected to a plurality of No. 2 motors 13 cooperating with the transmission shaft 12 to provide power for the rotation of the transmission shaft 12. The outer side of the transmission shaft 12 is connected to a plurality of cutting tools 14 for shearing and crushing waste manuscript paper into shredded paper.
[0019] The bottom of the shredder 1 is connected with a feeding pipe 16, which is a place for simply squeezing the shredded paper into blocks. The shredder 1 is connected with a collecting funnel 15 between one end of the feeding pipe 16 and the bottom end of the crushing bin 21, so that the shredded paper in the crushing bin 21 can fall into one end of the feeding channel. The shredder 1 is rotatably connected with a support shaft 17 in the feeding pipe 16, which is used to drive the spiral blade 18 to rotate in the feeding channel. One end of the bottom of the shredder 1 is connected with a Motor No. 3 19 provides power for the rotation of the support shaft 17. The outer side of the support shaft 17 is connected to a spiral blade 18 that cooperates with the feed pipe 16. On the one hand, it is used to transfer paper scraps from one end of the feed channel to the other end. On the other hand, the paper scraps are squeezed during the transfer process. The shredder 1 is located below the end of the feed pipe 16 away from the collecting funnel 15 and is connected to a discharge port 20 for discharging paper scraps and waste paper blocks in the feed channel out of the feed channel and dropping them into the recovery drawer 22 below.
[0020] A drawer 22 cooperating with the discharge port 20 is connected to one end of the bottom of the shredder 1 near the feed port 28, which is used to receive processed waste paper manuscripts and facilitate periodic removal and processing. A plurality of sliders 23 are connected to both sides of the drawer 22, and a plurality of limit rails 24 cooperating with the sliders 23 are connected to one side of the bottom of the shredder 1. The sliders 23 cooperate with the limit rails 24 and are pulled and moved together with the drawer 22 in the shredder 1. A handle 25 is connected to one side of the drawer 22 to facilitate manual pulling of the drawer 22.
[0021] A battery 26 is connected to the bottom side of the shredder 1 away from the drawer 22 to provide power to the shredder 1 when it is not connected to the power supply, so that the use of the shredder 1 is not controlled by the site. A charging port 27 that matches the battery 26 is connected to the bottom side of the shredder 1 to charge the battery 26.
[0022] During the specific implementation of the utility model, when the paper shredder 1 is used to recycle waste paper manuscripts of edited publications, the manuscripts are first sorted to make the paper stacks as neat as possible, and then the top cover 9 is opened with the paper in a vertical state, and the waste manuscripts are placed in the recycling bin 2. The waste paper manuscripts placed in the recycling bin 2 are slowly moved by the push of the push plate 3 on one side, and come to the end of the recycling bin 2, and fall into the crushing bin 21 below layer by layer, and are cut into very fine paper shreds by the rotating cutting tool 14. Since the waste manuscripts are slowly moved and orderly fall into the crushing bin 21 little by little to be crushed, it is avoided that a large number of thick paper manuscripts enter the crushing device at one time. The risk of paper jam is caused by the crushed paper scraps, which go along the collecting funnel 15 into the feeding channel below, and with the conveying action of the spiral blades 18, most of the fluffy paper scraps are gradually squeezed into paper blocks and discharged from the discharge port 20 at the end of the feeding channel and fall into the drawer 22 below. The staff only needs to take out the drawer 22 at the right time and pour out the waste paper. The waste manuscript scraps temporarily stored in the drawer 22 have greatly reduced the space occupied in the drawer 22 because they have undergone the squeezing process, and when pouring out the waste paper scraps, the small pieces of paper will not fly around because of their lightness and large number. The operation is simple and convenient, and it saves time and effort.
[0023] The above description of the utility model and its implementation methods is not restrictive. The drawings show only one implementation method of the utility model, and the actual structure is not limited thereto. In short, if ordinary technicians in this field are inspired by it and design structural methods and embodiments similar to the technical solution without creativity without departing from the purpose of the invention of the utility model, they should all fall within the protection scope of the utility model.
Claims
1. A device for recycling and processing waste manuscripts for editing and publishing, comprising a shredder (1), characterized in that: The top of the shredder (1) is connected to a recycling bin (2), a push plate (3) is connected inside the recycling bin (2), limiting slide grooves (8) are connected to the two sides of the recycling bin (2), and support blocks (4) are connected to the two sides of the push plate (3) extending into the limiting slide grooves (8), a threaded shaft (5) is rotatably connected to one side of the push plate (3) at the top of the shredder (1), a limiting slide rod (7) is connected to the support block (4) at the side of the push plate (3) away from the threaded shaft (5), a feeding port (28) is connected to one side of the top of the shredder (1), a crushing bin (21) is connected below the end of the recycling bin (2) away from the feeding port (28), and the shredder (1) is provided with a plurality of shredders. ) is rotatably connected with a plurality of transmission shafts (12) in the crushing bin (21), and a plurality of cutting tools (14) are connected to the outside of the transmission shafts (12); a feed pipe (16) is connected to the bottom of the shredder (1); a collection hopper (15) is connected between one end of the feed pipe (16) and the bottom of the crushing bin (21); a support shaft (17) is rotatably connected with the shredder (1) in the feed pipe (16), and a spiral blade (18) matching with the feed pipe (16) is connected to the outside of the support shaft (17); a discharge port (20) is connected to the bottom of the feed pipe (16) away from the collection hopper (15); and a drawer (22) matching with the discharge port (20) is connected to the bottom of the shredder (1) near the feed port (28).
2. According to claim 1, a waste manuscript recycling and processing device for editing and publishing, characterized in that: A No. 1 motor (6) matched with the threaded shaft (5) is connected to one end of the top of the shredder (1); a plurality of No. 2 motors (13) matched with the transmission shaft (12) are connected to the outside of the shredder (1) located on one side of the shredding bin (21); and a No. 3 motor (19) matched with the support shaft (17) is connected to one end of the bottom of the shredder (1).
3. The device for recycling and processing waste manuscripts for editing and publishing according to claim 1, characterized in that: A plurality of slide blocks (23) are connected to both sides of the drawer (22); a plurality of limit rails (24) matching with the slide blocks (23) are connected to one side of the bottom of the paper shredder (1); and a handle (25) is connected to one side of the drawer (22).
4. The device for recycling and processing waste manuscripts for editing and publishing according to claim 1, characterized in that: A storage battery (26) is connected to the bottom side of the paper shredder (1) away from the drawer (22), and a charging port (27) matching the storage battery (26) is connected to the bottom side of the paper shredder (1).
5. The device for recycling and processing waste manuscripts for editing and publishing according to claim 1, characterized in that: The shredder (1) is connected to a cover plate (9) at a feed inlet (28); a top end of the shredder (1) located on one side of the feed inlet (28) is connected to a plate groove (10) matching the cover plate (9); a buckle handle (11) is connected to the top end of the cover plate (9) away from the plate groove (10).