Automatic livestock and poultry carcass incineration treatment equipment
The automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration equipment utilizes components such as heat insulation blocks and operating motors to achieve automated collection and discharge of cremated remains, solving the safety hazards and low efficiency problems associated with manual cremated remains cleaning, and improving the safety and efficiency of incineration.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202422911706.5
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-11-28
- Publication Date
- 2025-12-02
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-11-28
AI Technical Summary
Existing livestock and poultry carcass incinerators require manual cleaning of ashes after incineration, which can easily lead to arm burns, poses safety hazards, and reduces work efficiency.
An automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration equipment was designed. It utilizes components such as heat insulation blocks, traction sliders, conical funnels, and operating motors to achieve automated collection and discharge of cremated remains. Through the cooperation of chains and eccentric wheels, the cremated remains are automatically knocked and discharged.
It improves the safety and efficiency of incineration, avoids the risk of human contact with high-temperature cremated remains, and enhances operational effectiveness.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to the field of livestock and poultry processing equipment, specifically an automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration processing equipment. Background Technology
[0002] To strengthen the harmless treatment of livestock and poultry carcasses, my country has strict laws and regulations requiring all types of farms to incinerate animal carcasses. Livestock and poultry carcass incinerators are mainly used to treat the carcasses of animals that have died from disease. Although these animals have lost their vital signs, they may still have a large number of bacteria in their bodies. If not properly treated, this may lead to the continued spread of disease. Through automatic incineration, bacterial spores can be killed at high temperatures, completely blocking the transmission routes of bacteria and viruses. Incinerating livestock and poultry carcasses can effectively prevent the carcasses of diseased and dead animals from being reprocessed by unscrupulous vendors and entering the market, or from the oil rendered from them being used as cooking oil in restaurants, thereby ensuring food safety and public health.
[0003] However, existing incinerators for livestock and poultry carcasses still have the following problems during use:
[0004] After incinerating livestock and poultry carcasses in existing incinerators, the ashes need to be manually removed from the incinerator. Due to the high temperature inside the incinerator, manual removal of ashes can easily burn the arms, posing a safety hazard. Furthermore, manual removal reduces work efficiency. Therefore, it is necessary to develop an automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration equipment for use in the existing livestock and poultry processing equipment field. Utility Model Content
[0005] To address the shortcomings of existing technologies, such as the high temperatures inside incinerators, which can easily burn the arms of workers manually cleaning ashes and pose safety hazards, as well as the reduced work efficiency of manual cleaning, this utility model proposes an automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration equipment.
[0006] The technical solution adopted by this utility model to solve its technical problem is: an automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration equipment, including an incinerator, a bayonet provided on the incinerator, a furnace cavity provided on the bayonet, guide rods symmetrically fixedly mounted on the incinerator, the guide rods located on both sides of the bayonet, a limit block fixedly mounted at one end of each guide rod, a traction slider movably mounted on each guide rod, a heat insulation block fixedly mounted between two traction sliders, the heat insulation block engaging with the bayonet, a bracket fixedly mounted on the heat insulation block, and a conical funnel fixedly mounted on the heat insulation block, the conical funnel being located on the bracket. Below, both the bracket and the conical funnel are movably assembled with the furnace cavity. A traction port is provided through the heat insulation block, located above the bracket. A fixing block is fixedly assembled on the heat insulation block, located below the traction port. A guide rod is movably assembled on the fixing block. A push block is fixedly assembled at the top of the guide rod, and an assembly block is fixedly assembled at the bottom of the guide rod. A telescopic spring is assembled on the guide rod, with both ends of the telescopic spring fixedly assembled with the push block and the fixing block, respectively. A knocking block is fixedly assembled on the push block, and the knocking block is movably assembled with the traction port, located above the bracket.
[0007] Preferably, the incinerator is fixedly equipped with a flue pipe, the inside of which is connected to the furnace cavity. A handle is symmetrically fixedly equipped on the heat insulation block, and an operating block is fixedly equipped on the heat insulation block. The operating block has a rotating cavity inside, and a traction cavity is symmetrically arranged on the rotating cavity.
[0008] Preferably, a threaded sleeve is movably mounted on the rotating cavity, one end of which movably passes through the operating block, and a stop block is fixedly mounted on one end of the threaded sleeve, which can fit against the bottom of the conical funnel.
[0009] Preferably, the surface of the threaded sleeve is symmetrically fixedly equipped with sliding blocks, which are movably assembled with the traction cavity. A transmission screw is movably assembled on the rotating cavity, and the transmission screw is threadedly assembled with the threaded sleeve.
[0010] Preferably, one end of the transmission screw movably passes through the operating block and the heat insulation block, and a first sprocket is fixedly mounted on one end of the transmission screw.
[0011] Preferably, a rotating rod is movably mounted on the heat insulation block, the rotating rod is located above the push block, and an eccentric wheel is fixedly mounted on the rotating rod, the eccentric wheel being in contact with the push block.
[0012] Preferably, a second sprocket is fixedly mounted on one end of the rotating rod, and a chain is wound around the second sprocket and the first sprocket.
[0013] Preferably, a mounting bracket is fixedly mounted on the heat insulation block, and an operating motor is fixedly mounted on the mounting bracket. The output end of the operating motor moves through the mounting bracket and is fixedly mounted to the first sprocket.
[0014] The advantages of this utility model are:
[0015] This invention involves placing livestock carcasses onto a bracket. A heat insulation block moves along a guide rod via a traction slider, causing the bracket and conical funnel to insert into the furnace cavity until the heat insulation block engages with the locking mechanism. Under the operation of the incinerator, the livestock carcasses on the bracket are burned. After burning, some ashes fall into the conical funnel, while the rest remain on the bracket. The operating motor is activated, causing the first sprocket to rotate. The first sprocket drives the transmission screw to rotate on the threaded sleeve, causing the sliding block on the threaded sleeve to move in the traction chamber. The threaded sleeve then drives the stop... The block is positioned away from the bottom of the conical funnel, allowing the ashes to be discharged from the bottom of the funnel. Simultaneously, the first sprocket drives the second sprocket via a chain, which in turn drives the eccentric wheel on the rotating rod. The eccentric wheel repeatedly pushes the push block, causing the guide rod to move on the fixed block. This causes the telescopic spring to extend and retract, and the striking block to reciprocate at the traction port, repeatedly striking the bracket. This helps the ashes on the bracket fall into the conical funnel for further discharge, improving operational efficiency, avoiding manual labor, and enhancing both work efficiency and safety. Attached Figure Description
[0016] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of this utility model or the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are only some embodiments of this utility model. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without creative effort.
[0017] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration equipment of this utility model.
[0018] Figure 2 This is a cross-sectional structural diagram of the automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration equipment of this utility model.
[0019] Figure 3 This is a cross-sectional structural diagram of the traction mechanism of this utility model;
[0020] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the striking mechanism of this utility model.
[0021] In the picture:
[0022] 10. Incinerator; 11. Furnace cavity; 12. Clamp; 13. Guide rod;
[0023] 20. Limiting block; 21. Traction slider; 22. Heat insulation block; 23. Bracket;
[0024] 30. Conical funnel; 31. Exhaust pipe; 32. Pull handle; 33. Pull port;
[0025] 40. Mounting bracket; 41. Operating motor; 42. First sprocket; 43. Rotating rod;
[0026] 50. Eccentric wheel; 51. Second sprocket; 52. Chain; 53. Fixing block;
[0027] 60. Operating block; 61. Stop block; 62. Rotating cavity; 63. Traction cavity;
[0028] 70. Threaded sleeve; 71. Sliding block; 72. Lead screw; 73. Guide rod;
[0029] 80. Push block; 81. Assembly block; 82. Telescopic spring; 83. Knocking block. Detailed Implementation
[0030] The technical solutions of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present utility model, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present utility model, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present utility model.
[0031] The present application will be further described in detail below with reference to Figure 4.
[0032] This application discloses an automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration device. (Refer to...) Figure 1 and Figure 2 as well as Figure 4An automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration device includes an incinerator 10, a bayonet 12 on the incinerator 10, a furnace chamber 11 on the bayonet 12, guide rods 13 symmetrically fixed on both sides of the bayonet 12 on the incinerator 10, a limit block 20 fixedly mounted at one end of each guide rod 13, a traction slider 21 movably mounted on each guide rod 13, and a heat insulation block 22 fixedly mounted between the two traction sliders 21 to engage with the bayonet 12, with a bracket 23 fixedly mounted on the heat insulation block 22. A conical funnel 30 is fixedly mounted on the heat insulation block 22. The conical funnel 30 is located below the bracket 23, and both the bracket 23 and the conical funnel 30 are movable on the furnace cavity 11. A traction port 33 is provided through the heat insulation block 22 and is located above the bracket 23. A fixing block 53 is fixedly mounted on the heat insulation block 22 and is located below the traction port 33. A guide rod 73 is movably mounted on the fixing block 53. A push block 80 is fixedly mounted on the top of the guide rod 73, and a push block 80 is fixedly mounted on the bottom of the guide rod 73. A telescopic spring 82 is fixedly mounted between the assembly block 81, the push block 80, and the fixing block 53. A guide rod 73 is mounted inside the telescopic spring 82. A striking block 83 that moves in the traction port 33 is fixedly mounted on the push block 80, and the striking block 83 is located above the bracket 23. When the livestock carcass is placed on the bracket 23, the heat insulation block 22 moves along the guide rod 13 via the traction slider 21, so that the bracket 23 and the conical funnel 30 are inserted into the furnace cavity 11 until the heat insulation block 22 is engaged with the bayonet 12. Next, under the operation of the incinerator 10, the animal carcasses on the bracket 23 are burned. After burning, some of the ashes fall into the conical funnel 30, while the other part of the ashes on the bracket 23 repeatedly push the push block 80, causing the guide rod 73 to move on the fixed block 53, the telescopic spring 82 to extend and retract, and the striking block 83 to move back and forth on the traction port 33, causing the striking block 83 to repeatedly strike the bracket 23, which helps the ashes on the bracket 23 fall into the conical funnel 30 for collection.
[0033] Reference Figure 1 - Figure 3The incinerator 10 is fixedly equipped with a flue pipe 31 that communicates with the furnace cavity 11. A handle 32 is symmetrically fixedly mounted on the heat insulation block 22. An operating block 60 is fixedly mounted on the heat insulation block 22. The operating block 60 has a rotating cavity 62 inside, and traction chambers 63 are symmetrically arranged on the rotating cavity 62. A threaded sleeve 70 is movably mounted on the rotating cavity 62. One end of the threaded sleeve 70 movably passes through the operating block 60, and another end of the threaded sleeve 70 is fixedly equipped with a part that can engage with the bottom of the conical funnel 30. The surface of the fitted stop block 61 and the threaded sleeve rod 70 is symmetrically fixed with sliding blocks 71 that move in the traction cavity 63. A transmission screw 72, threadedly fitted to the threaded sleeve rod 70, is movably mounted on the rotating cavity 62. One end of the transmission screw 72 movably passes through the operating block 60 and the heat insulation block 22, and a first sprocket 42 is fixedly mounted on one end of the transmission screw 72. A rotating rod 43 is movably mounted on the heat insulation block 22, located above the push block 80. A fixed... An eccentric wheel 50 is fitted to the push block 80. A second sprocket 51 is fixedly mounted on one end of the rotating rod 43. A chain 52 is wound around the second sprocket 51 and the first sprocket 42. A mounting bracket 40 is fixedly mounted on the heat insulation block 22. An operating motor 41 is fixedly mounted on the mounting bracket 40. The output end of the operating motor 41 moves through the mounting bracket 40 and is fixedly mounted to the first sprocket 42. When the operating motor 41 is started, the first sprocket 42 rotates. The first sprocket 42 drives the transmission screw 72 to rotate on the threaded sleeve 70, causing the sliding block 71 on the threaded sleeve 70 to move on the traction chamber 63. The threaded sleeve 70 drives the stop block 61 away from the bottom of the conical funnel 30, so that the ashes can be discharged from the bottom of the conical funnel 30. At the same time, the first sprocket 42 drives the second sprocket 51 to rotate through the chain 52. The second sprocket 51 drives the eccentric wheel 50 on the rotating rod 43 to rotate. The eccentric wheel 50 repeatedly pushes the push block 80.
[0034] Working principle: Livestock carcasses are placed on the bracket 23. The heat insulation block 22 moves along the guide rod 13 via the traction slider 21, causing the bracket 23 and the conical funnel 30 to insert into the furnace chamber 11 until the heat insulation block 22 engages with the bayonet 12. Under the operation of the incinerator 10, the livestock carcasses on the bracket 23 are burned. After burning, some of the ashes fall into the conical funnel 30, and the rest remain on the bracket 23. The operating motor 41 is started, causing the first sprocket 42 to rotate. The first sprocket 42 drives the transmission screw 72 to rotate on the threaded sleeve 70, causing the sliding block 71 on the threaded sleeve 70 to move on the traction chamber 63. The threaded sleeve 70 then drives... The stop block 61 is away from the bottom of the conical funnel 30, allowing the ashes to be discharged from the bottom of the conical funnel 30. At the same time, the first sprocket 42 drives the second sprocket 51 to rotate via the chain 52. The second sprocket 51 drives the eccentric wheel 50 on the rotating rod 43 to rotate. The eccentric wheel 50 repeatedly pushes the push block 80, causing the guide rod 73 to move on the fixed block 53. The telescopic spring 82 extends and retracts, and the striking block 83 moves back and forth on the traction port 33, causing the striking block 83 to repeatedly strike the bracket 23. This helps the ashes on the bracket 23 fall into the conical funnel 30 for further discharge, improving the operation effect, avoiding manual operation, improving work efficiency and protection.
[0035] The foregoing has shown and described the basic principles, main features, and advantages of this utility model. Those skilled in the art should understand that this utility model is not limited to the above embodiments. The embodiments and descriptions in the specification are merely illustrative of the principles of this utility model. Various changes and modifications can be made to this utility model without departing from its spirit and scope, and all such changes and modifications fall within the scope of the claimed utility model.
Claims
1. An automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration treatment equipment, characterized in that: The incinerator (10) includes a bayonet (12) and a furnace cavity (11). Guide rods (13) are symmetrically fixedly mounted on the incinerator (10), located on both sides of the bayonet (12). Limit blocks (20) are fixedly mounted on one end of each guide rod (13). Traction sliders (21) are movably mounted on each guide rod (13). A heat insulation block (22) is fixedly mounted between the two traction sliders (21). The heat insulation block (22) engages with the bayonet (12). A bracket (23) is fixedly mounted on the heat insulation block (22). A conical funnel (30) is fixedly mounted on the heat insulation block (22). The conical funnel (30) is located below the bracket (23), and both the bracket (23) and the conical funnel (30) engage with the furnace cavity (11). The heat insulation block (22) is provided with a traction port (33) through it. The traction port (33) is located above the bracket (23). A fixing block (53) is fixedly installed on the heat insulation block (22). The fixing block (53) is located below the traction port (33). A guide rod (73) is movably installed on the fixing block (53). A push block (80) is fixedly installed on the top of the guide rod (73). An assembly block (81) is fixedly installed on the bottom of the guide rod (73). A telescopic spring (82) is installed on the guide rod (73). The two ends of the telescopic spring (82) are fixedly installed with the push block (80) and the fixing block (53) respectively. A knocking block (83) is fixedly installed on the push block (80). The knocking block (83) is movably installed with the traction port (33) and is located above the bracket (23).
2. The automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration equipment according to claim 1, characterized in that: The incinerator (10) is fixedly equipped with a flue pipe (31), the inside of the flue pipe (31) is connected to the furnace cavity (11), a handle (32) is symmetrically fixedly equipped on the heat insulation block (22), an operating block (60) is fixedly equipped on the heat insulation block (22), a rotating cavity (62) is provided inside the operating block (60), and a traction cavity (63) is symmetrically provided on the rotating cavity (62).
3. The automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration equipment according to claim 2, characterized in that: A threaded sleeve rod (70) is movably mounted on the rotating cavity (62). One end of the threaded sleeve rod (70) movably passes through the operating block (60), and a stop block (61) is fixedly mounted on one end of the threaded sleeve rod (70). The stop block (61) can fit against the bottom of the conical funnel (30).
4. The automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration equipment according to claim 3, characterized in that: The threaded sleeve (70) is symmetrically fixedly equipped with sliding blocks (71), which are movably assembled with the traction cavity (63). The rotating cavity (62) is movably equipped with a transmission screw (72), which is threadedly assembled with the threaded sleeve (70).
5. The automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration equipment according to claim 4, characterized in that: One end of the transmission screw (72) movably passes through the operating block (60) and the heat insulation block (22), and a first sprocket (42) is fixedly mounted on one end of the transmission screw (72).
6. The automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration equipment according to claim 5, characterized in that: A rotating rod (43) is movably mounted on the heat insulation block (22). The rotating rod (43) is located above the push block (80). An eccentric wheel (50) is fixedly mounted on the rotating rod (43). The eccentric wheel (50) is in contact with the push block (80).
7. The automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration equipment according to claim 6, characterized in that: One end of the rotating rod (43) is fixedly fitted with a second sprocket (51), and a chain (52) is wound around the second sprocket (51) and the first sprocket (42).
8. The automated livestock and poultry carcass incineration equipment according to claim 5, characterized in that: A mounting bracket (40) is fixedly mounted on the heat insulation block (22), and an operating motor (41) is fixedly mounted on the mounting bracket (40). The output end of the operating motor (41) moves through the mounting bracket (40), and the output end of the operating motor (41) is fixedly mounted with the first sprocket (42).