Glass particle classification device
By designing a glass particle classification device including multi-layer screening layer, screen mesh, screening brush and storage tray, the problem of difficulty in realizing precise classification and classification of glass particles by diameter and size in the prior art is solved, and efficient and accurate classification of glass particles is achieved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202420793705.2
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-04-16
- Publication Date
- 2025-04-04
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-04-16
AI Technical Summary
The existing glass particle classification and screening devices can only simply screen and collect glass particles that meet the diameter, making it difficult to achieve accurate classification and classification collection by diameter size.
A glass particle sorting device including a base, mounting frame, screening box, loading funnel, screening brush, screening mesh and storage tray is designed. The upper, middle and lower screening layers arranged longitudinally in the screening box and interconnected screen mesh, combined with the rotating screening brush and the design of rectangular notches and chutes, accurately screening and sorting of glass particles can be achieved.
Accurate classification of glass particles is achieved, and glass particles of different diameters are classified and collected through different screening layers and storage trays, improving the accuracy and efficiency of classification.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of particle classification, in particular to a glass particle classification device. Background Art
[0002] With the gradual development of social economy, people began to have a demand for the appearance of some glass products, followed by the large-scale application of glass mosaics. One of the important raw materials of glass mosaics is glass particles. After the glass particles are produced, they need to be screened to select glass particles of appropriate size.
[0003] Most of the existing glass particle classification and screening devices use a vibrating screen plate to simply screen the glass particles, allowing glass particles that meet the diameter to fall through the holes on the screen plate, and then collect the fallen glass particles. This screening method only screens and collects glass particles that meet the diameter, and does not achieve classification of glass particles by diameter size.
[0004] Based on this, it is necessary to design a glass particle classification device to achieve the effect of accurately classifying glass particles according to their diameters and realizing classified collection. Utility Model Content
[0005] The technical scheme is as follows: a glass particle classification device comprises a base, a mounting frame, a screening frame, a feeding funnel, a screening brush, a screen and a storage tray, a mounting frame for installing the classification device is arranged on the top of the base, a screening frame is arranged on the upper part of the mounting frame, a feeding funnel is connected to the top of the screening frame, upper, middle and lower screening layers are arranged longitudinally in the screening frame, adjacent upper and lower screening layers are connected to each other and a screen is arranged at the connecting part, particles with a diameter smaller than the mesh diameter of the screen fall to the next screening layer through the screen, particles with a diameter larger than the mesh diameter of the screen on the screening layer are blocked by the screen, screening brushes are installed in the screening frame in a horizontal and parallel manner for rotation, the screening brushes are arranged above the screen and the screening brushes are in contact with the screen, rectangular notches connected to the screening layer are provided on the symmetrical two side walls of the screening frame, the screening brushes rotate to push the particles blocked by the screen on the screening layer to the rectangular notch of the screening layer, and a storage tray for collecting glass particles of different diameters is movably arranged at the lower part of the mounting frame.
[0006] Preferably, the storage tray is divided into upper, middle and lower storage trays, and the storage tray is arranged directly below the screening frame. The first slide groove, the second slide groove and the third slide groove are respectively provided on both longitudinal sides inside the mounting frame, wherein the rectangular notch of the upper screening layer is connected with the first slide groove and is connected with the lower storage tray through the first slide groove, the rectangular notch of the middle screening layer is connected with the second slide groove and is connected with the middle storage tray through the second slide groove, and the rectangular notch of the lower screening layer is connected with the third slide groove and is connected with the lower storage tray through the third slide groove.
[0007] Preferably, the mesh number of the upper sieve is less than the mesh number of the middle sieve and less than the mesh number of the lower sieve.
[0008] Preferably, the storage space of the lower storage tray is divided into two parts.
[0009] Preferably, the volume of the upper storage tray>the volume of the middle storage tray>the volume of the lower storage tray.
[0010] Preferably, a power assembly for driving the screening brush to rotate is provided on the screening frame, and the power assembly includes a power motor, a pulley assembly and a transmission gear. The power motor is installed on the screening frame, and the output shaft of the power motor is connected to a screening brush. Adjacent screening brushes on the same horizontal screening layer are connected by the pulley assembly, and the screening brushes on the upper and lower adjacent screening layers are connected by mutually meshing transmission gears.
[0011] Preferably, a vibration motor is provided on the side wall of the screening frame to prevent the screen from being blocked.
[0012] The beneficial effects of the utility model are as follows: glass particles are screened by the sieves at the upper, middle and lower parts of the screening frame, thereby screening out glass particles that meet the diameter requirements; glass particles blocked by the sieves at the upper, middle and lower parts are pushed to the rectangular notches on the side walls of the screening layer by the rotation of the corresponding screening brushes on the screening layer, and then slide through the rectangular notches and the slide grooves connected to the rectangular notches into the corresponding storage trays, thereby achieving the effect of accurately classifying the glass particles. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0013] Figure 1 It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the utility model.
[0014] Figure 2 It is a three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of the screening frame, power motor, pulley assembly and transmission gear of the utility model.
[0015] Figure 3 It is a schematic diagram of the cross-sectional three-dimensional structure of the screening frame of the utility model.
[0016] Figure 4 It is a schematic cross-sectional three-dimensional structure diagram of the mounting frame and the screening frame of the utility model from a first viewing angle.
[0017] Figure 5 It is a schematic cross-sectional three-dimensional structure diagram of the mounting frame and the screening frame of the utility model from a second viewing angle.
[0018] Figure numbers: 1_base, 2_mounting frame, 3_feeding funnel, 4_screening frame, 5_power motor, 6_pulley assembly, 7_transmission gear, 8_screening brush, 9_screen, 10_vibration motor, 11_first chute, 12_second chute, 13_third chute, 14_storage tray. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0019] The utility model is further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific implementation methods.
[0020] Embodiment: A glass particle classification device, such as Figure 1-Figure 5 As shown, it includes a base 1, a mounting frame 2, a screening frame 4, a feeding funnel 3, a screening brush 8, a screen 9, a vibration motor 10 and a storage tray 14. The top of the base 1 is provided with a mounting frame 2 for installing a classification device. The front of the mounting frame 2 is opened. The upper part of the mounting frame 2 is provided with a screening frame 4. The top of the screening frame 4 is connected with the feeding funnel 3. The screening frame 4 is longitudinally provided with an upper, middle and lower screening layer. The feeding funnel 3 is connected with the upper screening layer. The adjacent upper and lower screening layers are connected with each other and a screen 9 is provided at the connecting position. The mesh number of the upper screen 9 is less than the mesh number of the middle screen 9 and less than the mesh number of the lower screen 9. The upper screen 9 is arranged on the left side of the upper screening layer, the middle screen 9 is arranged on the right side of the middle screening layer, and the lower screen 9 is arranged on the lower screening layer. On the right side, particles with a diameter smaller than the mesh diameter of the screen 9 pass through the screen 9 and fall to the next screening layer, and particles with a diameter larger than the mesh diameter of the screen 9 on the screening layer are blocked by the screen 9. A vibration motor 10 is provided on the side wall of the screening frame 4 to prevent the screen 9 from being blocked. Screening brushes 8 are installed in the screening frame 4 in a horizontal and parallel manner. Four screening brushes 8 are provided on each screening layer. The screening brushes 8 are arranged above the screen 9 and the screening brushes 8 are in contact with the screen 9. Rectangular notches connected to the screening layer are provided on the symmetrical side walls of the screening frame 4. The rotating motion of the screening brush 8 pushes the particles blocked by the screen 9 on the screening layer to the rectangular notch of the screening layer. A storage tray 14 for collecting glass particles of different diameters is slidably provided at the lower part of the mounting frame 2.
[0021] like Figure 4-Figure 5As shown, the storage tray 14 is divided into an upper storage tray 14, a middle storage tray 14 and a lower storage tray 14, the volume of the upper storage tray 14 is greater than the volume of the middle storage tray 14 and the volume of the lower storage tray 14, and the storage space of the lower storage tray 14 is divided into a left and a right part. The left and right parts of the lower storage tray 14 are used to store glass particles of different sizes. The right side of the lower storage tray 14 is connected with the lower screening layer. The storage tray 14 is arranged directly below the screening frame 4. A first slide groove 11 and a third slide groove 13 are provided on the left side of the mounting frame 2, and a second slide groove 12 is provided on the right side of the mounting frame 2. The rectangular notch of the upper screening layer is connected with the first slide groove 11 and is connected with the lower storage tray 14 through the first slide groove 11, the rectangular notch of the middle screening layer is connected with the second slide groove 12 and is connected with the middle storage tray 14 through the second slide groove 12, and the rectangular notch of the lower screening layer is connected with the third slide groove 13 and is connected with the left side of the lower storage tray 14 through the third slide groove 13.
[0022] like Figure 1-Figure 2 As shown, a power assembly for driving the screening brush 8 to rotate is provided on the screening frame 4, and the power assembly includes a power motor 5, a pulley assembly 6 and a transmission gear 7. The power motor 5 is installed on the screening frame 4, and the output shaft of the power motor 5 is connected to a screening brush 8. Adjacent screening brushes 8 located on the same horizontal screening layer are connected through the pulley assembly 6. The pulley assembly 6 includes a pulley connected to the end of the screening brush 8 and a flat belt between the pulleys. The screening brushes 8 on the upper and lower adjacent screening layers are connected through the transmission gears 7 that mesh with each other.
[0023] When in use, the glass particles to be screened and classified are added into the screening frame 4 through the feeding funnel 3, and the power motor 5 works to drive the screening brush 8 connected thereto to rotate clockwise through the output shaft, and the screening brush 8 connected to the power motor 5 drives the other screening brushes 8 on the lower screening layer to rotate clockwise through the pulley assembly 6, and the screening brush 8 on the far right drives the middle transmission gear 7 to rotate counterclockwise through the lower transmission gear 7 connected thereto, and the middle transmission gear 7 drives the screening brush 8 connected thereto to rotate counterclockwise, and the screening brush 8 connected to the middle transmission gear 7 rotates counterclockwise through the pulley assembly 6. The screening brush 8 on the middle screening layer is driven to rotate counterclockwise, and the middle transmission gear 7 drives the upper transmission gear 7 meshed therewith to rotate clockwise, and the upper transmission gear 7 drives the screening brush 8 on the upper screening layer to rotate clockwise. When the screening brush 8 on the upper screening layer rotates clockwise, the glass particles located directly below the feeding funnel 3 are pushed toward the left rectangular notch of the upper screening layer. During the movement of the glass particles, the particles with a volume smaller than the aperture of the screen 9 of the upper screening layer pass through the screen 9 and fall to the middle screening layer, and the glass particles with a volume larger than the aperture of the screen 9 of the upper screening layer The glass particles are then dropped into the first chute 11 through the rectangular notch on the left side of the upper screening layer, and then slid into the lower storage tray 14 through the first chute 11 for collection, thereby realizing the initial classification of the glass particles; similarly, the glass particles dropped into the middle screening layer are screened again through the screen 9 of the middle screening layer, and the glass particles with a diameter smaller than the mesh diameter of the middle screening layer pass through the screen 9 of the middle screening layer and drop into the lower screening layer, and the glass particles with a diameter larger than the mesh diameter of the middle screening layer are pushed to the right rectangular notch of the middle screening layer by the screening brush 8 on the middle screening layer, and then are screened again. The glass particles fall into the second chute 12 through the rectangular gap, and then fall into the middle storage tray 14 through the second chute 12, thereby achieving the effect of secondary screening and classification of the glass particles; the glass particles in the lower screening layer are screened by the screen 9 on the lower screening layer respectively, and the glass particles with a diameter smaller than the mesh diameter of the screen 9 on the lower screening layer fall into the right space of the storage tray 14, and the glass particles with a diameter larger than the mesh diameter of the screen 9 on the lower screening layer fall into the left space of the storage tray 14 through the third chute 13, thereby achieving the function of accurately classifying and collecting the glass particles.
[0024] The above embodiments are only for illustrating the technical concept and features of the utility model, and their purpose is to enable people familiar with the technology to understand the content of the utility model and implement it accordingly, and they cannot be used to limit the protection scope of the utility model. Any equivalent changes or modifications made according to the spirit of the utility model should be included in the protection scope of the utility model.
Claims
1. A glass particle classification device, comprising a base (1) and a mounting frame (2), wherein the top of the base (1) is provided with a mounting frame (2) for mounting the classification device, characterized in that: The invention also comprises a screening frame (4), a feeding funnel (3), a screening brush (8), a screen (9) and a storage tray (14); the screening frame (4) is arranged on the upper part of the mounting frame (2); the top of the screening frame (4) is connected to the feeding funnel (3); the screening frame (4) is longitudinally provided with upper, middle and lower screening layers; the adjacent upper and lower screening layers are connected to each other and a screen (9) is arranged at the connecting part; particles with a diameter smaller than the mesh diameter of the screen (9) pass through the screen (9) and fall to the next screening layer; particles with a diameter larger than the mesh diameter of the screen (9) on the screening layer are Particles with different diameters are blocked by the screen (9), screening brushes (8) are installed in the screening frame (4) in a rotatable manner in parallel, the screening brushes (8) are arranged above the screen (9) and the screening brushes (8) are in contact with the screen (9), rectangular notches connected to the screening layer are opened on the symmetrical two side walls of the screening frame (4), the screening brushes (8) rotate to push the particles blocked by the screen (9) on the screening layer to the rectangular notches of the screening layer, and a storage tray (14) for collecting glass particles with different diameters is movably arranged at the lower part of the mounting frame (2).
2. A glass particle classification device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The storage tray (14) is divided into an upper storage tray (14), a middle storage tray (14) and a lower storage tray (14). The storage tray (14) is arranged directly below the screening frame (4). A first slide groove (11), a second slide groove (12) and a third slide groove (13) are respectively provided on both longitudinal sides of the interior of the mounting frame (2). The rectangular notch of the upper screening layer is connected with the first slide groove (11) and is connected with the lower storage tray (14) through the first slide groove (11). The rectangular notch of the middle screening layer is connected with the second slide groove (12) and is connected with the middle storage tray (14) through the second slide groove (12). The rectangular notch of the lower screening layer is connected with the third slide groove (13) and is connected with the lower storage tray (14) through the third slide groove (13).
3. A glass particle classification device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The mesh number of the upper sieve (9) is less than the mesh number of the middle sieve (9) and less than the mesh number of the lower sieve (9).
4. A glass particle classification device according to claim 2, characterized in that: The storage space of the lower storage tray (14) is divided into two parts.
5. The glass particle classification device according to claim 2, characterized in that: The volume of the upper storage tray (14)>the volume of the middle storage tray (14)>the volume of the lower storage tray (14).
6. A glass particle classification device according to claim 1, characterized in that: A power assembly for driving a screening brush (8) to rotate is arranged on the screening frame (4), and the power assembly comprises a power motor (5), a pulley assembly (6) and a transmission gear (7). The power motor (5) is installed on the screening frame (4), and the output shaft of the power motor (5) is connected to a screening brush (8). Adjacent screening brushes (8) located on the same horizontal screening layer are connected via the pulley assembly (6), and screening brushes (8) on upper and lower adjacent screening layers are connected via mutually meshing transmission gears (7).
7. The glass particle classification device according to claim 1, characterized in that: A vibration motor (10) is arranged on the side wall of the screening frame (4) to prevent the screen (9) from being blocked.