Quick ash block cleaning device for antique building cylindrical tile

Abstract

The utility model discloses a quick ash block cleaning device for an antique building cylindrical tile and aims to solve the technical problems that in the prior art, when an antique building is repaired, ash blocks possibly existing in the cylindrical tile are usually cleaned firstly, an existing worker mainly adopts a steel wire ball to repeatedly scrape the interior of the cylindrical tile to clean the ash blocks, but the method is not ideal in effect, and the cost is high. Ash blocks are easy to remain, so that the normal use of the cylindrical tile is influenced; comprising a base; one end of the base is provided with a soaking tank capable of completely soaking the cylindrical tile, and the other end of the base is provided with a cleaning tank; the side, away from the soaking tank, of the cleaning tank penetrates through the side wall of the base. The cleaning groove comprises a groove body and a slidable cleaning assembly; the inner wall of the groove body is matched with the arc-shaped outer wall of the cylindrical tile, and when the ash blocks are cleaned, the outer wall of the cylindrical tile abuts against the inner wall of the groove body.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of antique building tube tiles, in particular to a device for quickly cleaning ash blocks for antique building tube tiles. Background Art

[0002] Tubular tiles are narrow tiles designed for large temples and palaces. They are semi-cylindrical when they are made and are semi-finished products before being fired. Usually, clay is the main manufacturing material. In recent years, with the popularity of retro architecture and the need to repair original ancient buildings, tubular tiles, as a building material with retro charm, have been widely used in the field of retro architecture.

[0003] In practical applications, tubular tiles are mainly used in the construction of roof structures. When repairing antique buildings, in order to ensure the stability of the roof structure after repair, workers usually clean the ash blocks that may exist on the inner wall of the tubular tiles first. Today's workers mainly use steel wool to repeatedly scrape the inner wall of the tubular tiles to remove the ash blocks, but this method can only effectively remove ash blocks with low adhesion strength to the tubular tiles. For ash blocks with high adhesion strength to the tubular tiles, the scraping effect of using steel wool is not ideal, and it is easy to leave ash blocks, which in turn affects the normal use of the tubular tiles. Utility Model Content

[0004] The utility model aims to provide a device for quickly cleaning ash blocks for antique building tiles, so as to solve the problems raised in the above-mentioned background technology.

[0005] In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model adopts the following technical solutions:

[0006] A device for quickly cleaning ash blocks for antique building tiles comprises a base; one end of the base is provided with a water immersion tank that can completely immerse the tiles, and the other end is provided with a cleaning tank; the side of the cleaning tank away from the water immersion tank passes through the side wall of the base.

[0007] The cleaning trough comprises a trough body and a slidable cleaning assembly; the inner wall of the trough body matches the arc-shaped outer wall of the tubular tile, and when cleaning ash blocks, the outer wall of the tubular tile abuts against the inner wall of the trough body.

[0008] The slidable cleaning assembly includes slide rails arranged on both sides of the cleaning groove, a slide shovel assembly that can be linearly slidably connected to the slide rails, and a limit bar arranged on one side of the bottom of the cleaning groove for limiting the sliding connection of the slide shovel assembly; the slide shovel assembly includes an arc-shaped shovel body matching the arc-shaped inner wall of the barrel tile, a push-pull handle arranged above the arc-shaped shovel body, and sliders arranged on both sides above the arc-shaped shovel body and matching the slide rails; when cleaning ash blocks, the edge of the arc-shaped shovel body is slidably contacted and connected with the arc-shaped inner wall of the barrel tile; the slider can slide along the slide rail until it abuts against the limit bar and performs linear reciprocating motion.

[0009] Preferably, the slide rail includes an arc inner groove; the slider includes a slider base and at least two colinear balls embedded in the bottom of the slider base and matching the arc inner groove; when cleaning the ash, the ball is slidably connected to the arc inner groove, and the lower surface of the slider base is not in contact with the top surface of the base, reducing friction resistance. The sliding contact connection between the ball and the arc inner groove allows the arc shovel body to quickly and efficiently achieve a linear reciprocating shoveling and cleaning action on the inner wall of the barrel tile.

[0010] Preferably, the push-pull handle is L-shaped as a whole, and its cross section perpendicular to the longitudinal axis is elliptical; the push-pull handle includes a first handle arranged vertically and a second handle arranged horizontally, and the two are integrally connected. The handle is comfortable to hold and convenient for pushing and pulling.

[0011] Preferably, the arc-shaped shovel body includes a connecting part for installing the push-pull handle and an arc-shaped shovel detachably connected to the bottom of the connecting part; the arc-shaped shovel includes a semicircular base and an oblique scraping part fixedly arranged on the edge of the semicircular base; when cleaning ash blocks, the oblique scraping part is slidably contacted and connected with the arc-shaped inner wall of the barrel tile, effectively improving the scraping work efficiency.

[0012] Preferably, the back of the arc-shaped shovel is detachably provided with a flexible scraping portion with a radius slightly larger than that of the arc-shaped shovel, so as to further improve the effect of removing ash blocks.

[0013] Compared with the prior art, the device for quickly cleaning ash blocks for antique building tiles of the present application has the following beneficial effects:

[0014] The utility model is provided with an immersion tank for immersing the barrel tile and a cleaning tank for cleaning the ash blocks with a sliding shovel assembly. When in use, the barrel tile is first immersed in the immersion tank, and the ash blocks on the inner wall of the barrel tile are soaked and softened with the water in the immersion tank, and then the barrel tile is taken out and placed in the cleaning tank, and the arc-shaped shovel body is driven by a push-pull handle to slide along the slide rail to shovel and scrape the ash blocks on the inner wall of the barrel tile. The arc-shaped shovel body matches the specifications of the inner wall of the barrel tile, and can effectively remove all the ash blocks on the inner wall when sliding; the limit bar is used to control the sliding stroke of the arc-shaped shovel body. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0015] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of an embodiment of the utility model;

[0016] Figure 2 It is a structural explosion diagram of an embodiment of the utility model;

[0017] Figure 3 A side view of an embodiment of the utility model;

[0018] Figure 4 for Figure 3 A magnified image of area A;

[0019] Figure 5 It is a schematic diagram of the immersion tank and the cleaning tank in the embodiment of the utility model;

[0020] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the sliding shovel assembly in the embodiment of the utility model;

[0021] Figure 7 It is a structural schematic diagram of the arc-shaped shovel body in an embodiment of the utility model.

[0022] Figure numerals: 1. base; 2. immersion tank; 3. cleaning tank; 31. slide rail; 311. inner groove of the arc; 32. limit strip; 33. arc-shaped shovel body; 331. connecting part; 332. arc-shaped shovel; 333. semicircular base; 334. oblique scraping part; 335. flexible scraping part; 34. push-pull handle; 341. first handle; 342. second handle; 35. slider; 351. slider base; 352. sphere; 36. notch; 4. tubular tile. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0023] The following is further described in detail through specific implementation methods:

[0024] Example 1

[0025] like Figure 1-6 As shown, this embodiment shows a device for quickly cleaning ash blocks for antique building tiles 4, which is characterized by: comprising a base 1; one end of the base 1 is provided with a water immersion tank 2 that can completely immerse the tiles 4, and the water in the water immersion tank 2 can infiltrate and soften the ash blocks on the inner wall of the tiles 4 immersed in the tank, and the other end is provided with a cleaning tank 3; the side of the cleaning tank 3 away from the water immersion tank 2 passes through the side wall of the base 1; when the actual cleaning begins, the tiles 4 are first immersed in the water immersion tank 2, and the ash blocks on the inner wall of the tiles 4 are infiltrated and softened to facilitate subsequent removal.

[0026] The cleaning trough 3 includes a trough body and a slidable cleaning assembly; the inner wall of the trough body matches the arc-shaped outer wall of the tubular tile 4, and when cleaning ash blocks, the outer wall of the tubular tile 4 abuts against the inner wall of the trough body; during actual cleaning, the tubular tile 4 in the immersion trough 2 is taken out and placed in the trough body of the cleaning trough 3; the bottom edge of the trough body of the cleaning trough 3 away from the immersion trough 2 is provided with a notch 36 for facilitating the removal of the tubular tile 4.

[0027] The slidable cleaning assembly includes slide rails 31 arranged on both sides of the cleaning groove 3, a slide shovel assembly that can be linearly slidably connected to the slide rails 31, and a limit bar 32 arranged on one side of the bottom of the cleaning groove 3 for limiting the sliding connection of the slide shovel assembly; the slide shovel assembly includes an arc-shaped shovel body 33 matching the arc-shaped inner wall of the barrel tile 4, a push-pull handle 34 arranged above the arc-shaped shovel body 33, and sliders 35 matched with the slide rails 31 arranged on both sides above the arc-shaped shovel body 33; when cleaning ash blocks, the edge of the arc-shaped shovel body 33 is slidably contacted and connected with the arc-shaped inner wall of the barrel tile 4; the slider 35 can slide along the slide rail 31 until it abuts against the limit bar 32 and performs linear reciprocating motion. During specific operation, the arc shovel body 33 is driven by the push-pull handle 34. At this time, the slider 35 can slide along the slide rail 31 until it abuts against the limit bar 32, making continuous linear reciprocating motion, so that the arc shovel body 33 can scrape and remove the ash blocks on the inner wall of the barrel tile 4.

[0028] Further explanation, in further implementation of this embodiment, as Figure 3-6 As shown, the slide rail 31 includes an arc inner groove 311; the slider 35 includes a slider base 351 and at least two colinearly arranged spheres 352 embedded in the bottom of the slider base 351 and matching the arc inner groove 311; when cleaning ash blocks, the sphere 352 is slidably contacted and connected with the arc inner groove 311, and the sliding contact connection between the sphere 352 and the arc inner groove 311 is utilized to quickly and efficiently realize the linear reciprocating scraping and cleaning action of the arc shovel body 33 on the inner wall of the barrel tile 4; at the same time, the lower surface of the slider base 351 is not in contact with the top surface of the base 1, thereby reducing friction resistance.

[0029] Further explanation, in some further implementations of this embodiment, as Figure 6 As shown, the push-pull handle 34 is L-shaped as a whole, and its cross-section perpendicular to the longitudinal axis is elliptical; the push-pull handle 34 includes a vertically arranged first handle 341 and a horizontally arranged second handle 342, which are integrally formed and connected; they are comfortable to hold and easy to drive.

[0030] Example 2

[0031] like Figure 1-7As shown, another embodiment shows a device for quickly cleaning ash blocks for antique building tiles 4, characterized in that it includes a base 1; one end of the base 1 is provided with a water immersion tank 2 that can completely immerse the tile 4, and the other end is provided with a cleaning tank 3; the side of the cleaning tank 3 away from the water immersion tank 2 passes through the side wall of the base 1; the cleaning tank 3 includes a tank body and a slidable cleaning component; the inner wall of the tank body matches the arc-shaped outer wall of the tile 4, and when cleaning ash blocks, the outer wall of the tile 4 abuts against the inner wall of the tank body; the slidable cleaning component includes slide rails 31 arranged on both sides of the cleaning tank 3, and the slide rails are connected to the cleaning rails. 31 is a sliding shovel assembly that can be linearly slidably connected, and a limiting strip 32 arranged on one side of the bottom of the cleaning groove 3 for limiting the sliding connection of the sliding shovel assembly; the sliding shovel assembly includes an arc-shaped shovel body 33 that matches the arc-shaped inner wall of the barrel tile 4, a push-pull handle 34 arranged above the arc-shaped shovel body 33, and sliding blocks 35 that match the slide rail 31 and are arranged on both sides above the arc-shaped shovel body 33; when cleaning ash blocks, the edge of the arc-shaped shovel body 33 is slidably contacted and connected with the arc-shaped inner wall of the barrel tile 4; the sliding block 35 can slide along the slide rail 31 until it abuts against the limiting strip 32, and performs linear reciprocating motion.

[0032] Further explanation, in further implementation of this embodiment, as Figure 6-7 As shown, the arc-shaped shovel body 33 includes a connection part 331 for installing the push-pull handle 34 and an arc-shaped shovel 332 detachably connected to the bottom of the connection part 331, and the detachable connection mode is convenient for installation and maintenance; the arc-shaped shovel 332 includes a semicircular base 333 and an oblique scraping part 334 fixedly arranged on the edge of the semicircular base 333; when cleaning ash blocks, the oblique scraping part 334 is slidably contacted and connected with the arc-shaped inner wall of the barrel tile 4, effectively improving the scraping work efficiency. Further, in these embodiments, the back of the arc-shaped shovel 332 is detachably provided with a flexible scraping part 335 with a radius slightly larger than that of the arc-shaped shovel 332, and the flexible scraping part 335 is slidably contacted with the inner wall of the barrel tile 4, improving the effect of scraping ash blocks and their residues.

[0033] The above is only an embodiment of the utility model, and the common knowledge such as the known specific structure and characteristics in the scheme is not described in detail here. It should be pointed out that for those skilled in the art, several deformations and improvements can be made without departing from the structure of the utility model, which should also be regarded as the protection scope of the utility model, and these will not affect the effect of the implementation of the utility model and the practicality of the patent. The scope of protection required by this application shall be based on the content of its claims, and the specific implementation methods and other records in the specification can be used to interpret the content of the claims.

Claims

1. A device for quickly cleaning ash blocks for antique building tiles, characterized in that: It comprises a base; one end of the base is provided with a water immersion tank that can completely immerse the tubular tile, and the other end is provided with a cleaning tank; the cleaning tank is located away from the water immersion tank and penetrates the side wall of the base; The cleaning tank comprises a tank body and a slidable cleaning assembly; the inner wall of the tank body matches the arc-shaped outer wall of the cylindrical tile, and when cleaning the ash blocks, the outer wall of the cylindrical tile abuts against the inner wall of the tank body; The slidable cleaning assembly includes slide rails arranged on both sides of the cleaning groove, a slide shovel assembly that can be linearly slidably connected to the slide rails, and a limit bar arranged on one side of the bottom of the cleaning groove for limiting the sliding connection of the slide shovel assembly; the slide shovel assembly includes an arc-shaped shovel body matching the arc-shaped inner wall of the barrel tile, a push-pull handle arranged above the arc-shaped shovel body, and sliders arranged on both sides above the arc-shaped shovel body and matching the slide rails; when cleaning ash blocks, the edge of the arc-shaped shovel body is slidably contacted and connected with the arc-shaped inner wall of the barrel tile; the slider can slide along the slide rail until it abuts against the limit bar and performs linear reciprocating motion.

2. The device for quickly cleaning ash blocks for antique building tiles according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The slide rail includes an arc inner groove; the slider includes a slider base and at least two colinearly arranged spheres embedded in the bottom of the slider base and matching the arc inner groove; when cleaning ash blocks, the spheres are slidably contacted and connected with the arc inner groove, and the lower surface of the slider base is not contacted and connected with the top surface of the base.

3. The device for quickly cleaning ash blocks for antique building tiles according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The push-pull handle is L-shaped as a whole, and its cross section perpendicular to the longitudinal axis is elliptical; the push-pull handle includes a first handle arranged vertically and a second handle arranged horizontally, and the two are integrally formed and connected.

4. The device for quickly cleaning ash blocks for antique building tiles according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The arc-shaped shovel body includes a connecting part for installing the push-pull handle and an arc-shaped shovel detachably connected to the bottom of the connecting part; the arc-shaped shovel includes a semicircular base and an oblique scraping part fixedly arranged on the edge of the semicircular base; when cleaning ash blocks, the oblique scraping part is slidably contacted and connected with the arc-shaped inner wall of the barrel tile.

5. The device for quickly cleaning ash blocks for antique building tiles according to claim 4 is characterized in that: The back of the arc-shaped shovel is detachably provided with a flexible scraping portion whose radius is larger than that of the arc-shaped shovel.

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