Automatic material distributing mechanism for disposable wooden tableware selecting machine
By designing an automatic material distribution mechanism and utilizing the automated control of conveyor belts and material distribution belts, the problem of low efficiency in manual operation during the selection of traditional wooden tableware has been solved, achieving efficient and low-cost automated material distribution and supply.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202422795794.7
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-11-18
- Publication Date
- 2025-12-09
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-11-18
AI Technical Summary
The traditional process of selecting wooden tableware involves low efficiency, high cost, and high labor intensity due to manual operation, making it impossible to achieve efficient automated material sorting.
An automatic material sorting mechanism including a conveyor belt and a sorting belt was designed. Using a drive motor and a PLC control system, combined with a photoelectric counting sensor, it realizes automated feeding and sorting, and can supply materials to multiple sorting machines at the same time.
It achieves automated material sorting, improves work efficiency, reduces labor costs and workload, and can supply materials to multiple sorting machines simultaneously.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to an automatic material sorting mechanism for a disposable wooden tableware sorting machine, belonging to the technical field of material sorting devices. Background Technology
[0002] Traditionally, the selection of wooden tableware involves manual handling and loading. This method is not only inefficient but also labor-intensive, requiring a large number of sorting machines and demanding manual feeding. Utility Model Content
[0003] To address the shortcomings of existing technologies, the purpose of this utility model is to provide an automatic material sorting mechanism for a disposable wooden tableware sorting machine that replaces manual labor, improves efficiency, and reduces costs.
[0004] The technical solution of this utility model is: an automatic material sorting mechanism for a disposable wooden tableware sorting machine, including a conveyor belt and a material sorting belt; the conveyor belt includes a material inlet conveyor belt, a bidirectional conveyor belt a, and a bidirectional conveyor belt b, which are sequentially adjacent. The material outlet end of the material inlet conveyor belt is located above the first outlet end of the bidirectional conveyor belt a, and the second outlet end of the bidirectional conveyor belt a is located above the first outlet end of the bidirectional conveyor belt b; the material sorting belt includes a bidirectional material sorting belt a, a bidirectional material sorting belt b, and a bidirectional material sorting belt c. The bidirectional material sorting belt a extends to below the first outlet end of the bidirectional conveyor belt a, the middle part of the bidirectional material sorting belt b is located below the first outlet end of the bidirectional conveyor belt b, and the middle part of the bidirectional material sorting belt c is located below the second outlet end of the bidirectional conveyor belt b.
[0005] The two ends of the bidirectional material distribution belt a are located above the inlet of the feeding elevator of the two sorting machines.
[0006] The two ends of the bidirectional material distribution belt b are located above the inlets of the feeding elevators of the two sorting machines.
[0007] The two ends of the bidirectional material distribution belt c are located above the inlets of the feeding elevators of the two sorting machines.
[0008] Both the conveyor belt and the distribution belt are driven by a drive motor, which is connected to a PLC control system.
[0009] Both ends of the material distribution belt are equipped with counting sensors, which are connected to the PLC control system.
[0010] The counting sensor is a photoelectric counting sensor.
[0011] The incoming material conveyor belt is driven by a unidirectional drive motor, and the bidirectional conveyor belt a2, bidirectional conveyor belt b, and material distribution belt are driven by bidirectional drive motors.
[0012] The beneficial effects of this utility model are: it replaces manual feeding, improves work efficiency, and reduces labor costs and workload. Attached Figure Description
[0013] Figure 1 This is an overall structural view of the present invention.
[0014] The attached diagram is labeled as follows: 1. Incoming material conveyor belt, 2. Bidirectional conveyor belt a, 3. Bidirectional conveyor belt b, 4. Bidirectional material distribution belt a, 5. Bidirectional material distribution belt b, 6. Bidirectional material distribution belt c. Detailed Implementation
[0015] The following is in conjunction with the appendix Figure 1 Further explanation of this utility model:
[0016] An automatic material sorting mechanism for a disposable wooden tableware sorting machine includes a conveyor belt and a material sorting belt. The conveyor belt includes a material inlet conveyor belt 1, a bidirectional conveyor belt a2, and a bidirectional conveyor belt b3, which are sequentially adjacent. The discharge end of the material inlet conveyor belt 1 is located above the first discharge end of the bidirectional conveyor belt a2, and the second discharge end of the bidirectional conveyor belt a2 is located above the first discharge end of the bidirectional conveyor belt b3. The material sorting belt includes a bidirectional material sorting belt a4, a bidirectional material sorting belt b5, and a bidirectional material sorting belt c6. The bidirectional material sorting belt a4 extends below the first discharge end of the bidirectional conveyor belt a2, the middle part of the bidirectional material sorting belt b5 is located below the first discharge end of the bidirectional conveyor belt b3, and the middle part of the bidirectional material sorting belt c6 is located below the second discharge end of the bidirectional conveyor belt b3. The incoming conveyor belt 1 transports the wooden tableware products to the bidirectional conveyor belt a2. The bidirectional conveyor belt a2 can, as needed, transport products to the bidirectional sorting belts a4 and b3 at both ends. After receiving products, the bidirectional sorting belt a4 can supply materials to the loading elevators of the sorting machines on both sides. After receiving products, the bidirectional conveyor belt b3 can, as needed, transport products to the bidirectional sorting belts b5 and c6 at both ends. After receiving products, the bidirectional sorting belts b5 and c6 can supply materials to the loading elevators of the sorting machines on both sides. The material outlets at both ends of the bidirectional sorting belt a4 are located above the inlets of the loading elevators of the two sorting machines. The material outlets at both ends of the bidirectional sorting belt b5 are located above the inlets of the loading elevators of the two sorting machines. The material outlets at both ends of the bidirectional sorting belt c6 are located above the inlets of the loading elevators of the two sorting machines. The bidirectional material distribution belts a4, b5, and c can each supply material to two elevators. In other words, this material distribution mechanism can simultaneously supply material to six sorting machines. The applicant has submitted pictures showing this material distribution mechanism supplying material to six sorting machines at the same time. Please see other supporting documents for details.
[0017] Both the conveyor belt and the distribution belt are driven by drive motors, which are connected to a PLC control system. The incoming material conveyor belt 1 is driven by a unidirectional drive motor, while the bidirectional conveyor belts a2 and b3, as well as the distribution belt, are driven by bidirectional drive motors. Photoelectric counting sensors are installed at both ends of the distribution belt, and these sensors are connected to the PLC control system. The photoelectric counting sensors monitor and count the amount of material fed by the distribution belt. When the amount fed on one side reaches a preset value, the photoelectric counting sensor sends a signal to the PLC control system. Upon receiving the signal, the PLC control system sends a reverse command to the drive motor, causing it to reverse and move the distribution belt in the opposite direction, feeding material to the elevator on the other side. This process is repeated. After a preset time, the bidirectional drive motor driving the bidirectional conveyor belt a2 reverses, conveying the product on bidirectional conveyor belt a2 in two directions: the direction of the bidirectional distribution belt a4 and the direction of the bidirectional conveyor belt b3. Driven by a bidirectional drive motor, the bidirectional conveyor belt b3 also moves periodically in both directions, conveying the products on it to the bidirectional distribution belts b5 and c6 respectively.
[0018] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present utility model. It should be noted that for those skilled in the art, several improvements and modifications can be made without departing from the technical principles of the present utility model, and these improvements and modifications should also be considered within the protection scope of the present utility model.
Claims
1. An automatic material sorting mechanism for a disposable wooden tableware sorting machine, characterized in that, It includes a conveyor belt and a distribution belt; the conveyor belt includes a material inlet conveyor belt (1), a bidirectional conveyor belt a (2) and a bidirectional conveyor belt b (3) that are adjacent to each other in sequence. The discharge end of the material inlet conveyor belt (1) is located above the first discharge end of the bidirectional conveyor belt a (2), and the second discharge end of the bidirectional conveyor belt a (2) is located above the first discharge end of the bidirectional conveyor belt b (3); the distribution belt includes a bidirectional distribution belt a (4), a bidirectional distribution belt b (5) and a bidirectional distribution belt c (6). The bidirectional distribution belt a (4) extends to below the first discharge end of the bidirectional conveyor belt a (2), the middle part of the bidirectional distribution belt b (5) is located below the first discharge end of the bidirectional conveyor belt b (3), and the middle part of the bidirectional distribution belt c (6) is located below the second discharge end of the bidirectional conveyor belt b (3).
2. The automatic material sorting mechanism for a disposable wooden tableware sorting machine according to claim 1, characterized in that, The two ends of the bidirectional material distribution belt a(4) are located above the inlet of the feeding elevator of the two sorting machines.
3. The automatic material sorting mechanism for a disposable wooden tableware sorting machine according to claim 1, characterized in that, The two ends of the bidirectional material distribution belt b(5) are located above the inlet of the feeding elevator of the two sorting machines.
4. The automatic dispensing mechanism for a disposable wooden tableware sorting machine according to claim 1, characterized in that, The two ends of the bidirectional material distribution belt c(6) are located above the inlet of the feeding elevator of the two sorting machines.
5. The automatic dispensing mechanism for a disposable wooden tableware sorting machine according to claim 1, characterized in that, Both the conveyor belt and the distribution belt are driven by a drive motor, which is connected to a PLC control system.
6. The automatic dispensing mechanism for a disposable wooden tableware sorting machine according to claim 5, characterized in that, Both ends of the material distribution belt are equipped with counting sensors, which are connected to the PLC control system.
7. The automatic material sorting mechanism for a disposable wooden tableware sorting machine according to claim 6, characterized in that, The counting sensor is a photoelectric counting sensor.
8. The automatic dispensing mechanism for a disposable wooden tableware sorting machine according to claim 5, characterized in that, The incoming material conveyor belt (1) is driven by a unidirectional drive motor, and the bidirectional conveyor belt a (2), bidirectional conveyor belt b (3) and the material distribution belt are driven by bidirectional drive motors.