Transmission mechanism of electric cabbage harvester
By using an electric motor to drive the transmission mechanism of the cabbage harvester, the problems of excessive noise and serious pollution from gasoline engines have been solved, enabling electric and intelligent harvesting, and improving operational efficiency and environmental friendliness.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202520405710.6
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-03-10
- Publication Date
- 2026-01-27
- Estimated Expiration
- 2035-03-10
AI Technical Summary
Existing cabbage harvesters rely on gasoline engines, which result in problems such as high noise levels, severe pollution, and the inability to achieve automated and unmanned operation.
The transverse and longitudinal conveying mechanisms and leaf rollers are driven by electric motors, and power is transmitted to various components, including right-angle gearboxes, pulleys and sprockets, through a complex transmission mechanism, realizing electrification and intelligent control.
It reduces noise and pollution, improves transmission efficiency, and supports unmanned intelligent operation via remote control and BeiDou navigation system.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to vegetable harvesters in agricultural machinery, specifically a transmission mechanism for an electric cabbage harvester. Background Technology
[0002] Cabbage is one of the main vegetable varieties, but compared with grain production, the level of mechanization in vegetable production is relatively backward. For a long time, cabbage harvesting has still relied mainly on manual labor, which is characterized by low labor efficiency, high labor intensity, poor work quality, and high production costs.
[0003] Our company's Chinese utility model patent, CN202220871201.9, includes a header device, a power chassis, and a cabbage conveying mechanism, powered by a gasoline engine. The header device is located at the front of the frame, the cabbage conveying mechanism is located in the middle of the frame, and the gasoline engine, gear shift control box, and handrail are located at the rear of the frame. The header device is modularly and integrally attached to the front of the frame, and can be tilted and raised relative to the frame via a single button control using a hydraulic cylinder. The tension wheel has a front-mounted movable design and is kept on the same ground plane as the load-bearing wheel, extending the contact area between the tracks and the ground, resulting in smoother and more reliable movement. The entire machine is driven by a single gasoline engine, and the walking mechanism uses an integrated handrail design, making the overall structure compact, lightweight, low-cost, and easy to use.
[0004] However, it has the following drawbacks during use: first, the gasoline engine is relatively noisy and produces exhaust pollution; second, it cannot achieve automated and unmanned operation.
[0005] Therefore, this utility model provides a transmission mechanism for an electric cabbage harvester, which can reduce pollution and noise. Summary of the Invention
[0006] The technical problem to be solved by this utility model is to provide a transmission mechanism for an electric cabbage harvester, addressing the shortcomings of the existing technology.
[0007] The technical solution of this utility model is: a transmission mechanism for an electric cabbage harvester, including a transverse conveying mechanism 3 located at the front and a longitudinal conveying mechanism 12 located on one side behind it. A leaf-removing roller 14 is provided above the side of the transverse conveying mechanism 3 close to the longitudinal conveying mechanism 12. The characteristic is that the transverse conveying mechanism 3, the longitudinal conveying mechanism 12 and the leaf-removing roller 14 are all powered by separate motors 9 and are transmitted separately through a transmission mechanism. The transmission mechanism includes a transition shaft 7, a right-angle gearbox 1 arranged from top to bottom at the front end of the transverse conveying mechanism 3 and a right-angle gearbox 1 fixed above the inner side of the longitudinal conveying mechanism 12. A header sprocket 5, a driven pulley 6 and a double sprocket 4 are arranged sequentially on the transition shaft 7. An active pulley 8 is provided on the motor 9 and transmits power to the driven pulley 6 through a belt to make the transition shaft 7 rotate. The transition shaft 7 then drives the header sprocket 5 and the double sprocket 4 to rotate. The header sprocket 5 is connected to the header assembly through a chain. The double sprocket 4 is connected to the driven sprocket 1 2 and the driven sprocket 2 10 through sprockets respectively.
[0008] The passive sprocket 1 2 is connected to the right-angle gearbox 1 at the top front end of the transverse conveyor 3, and the passive sprocket 2 10 is connected to the conveyor belt 11 above the transverse conveyor 3.
[0009] The right-angle gearbox 1 at the middle of the front end of the transverse conveying mechanism 3 is connected to the leaf-pulling roller 14, and the lowermost right-angle gearbox 1 is connected to the connecting shaft 17.
[0010] The connecting shaft 17 passes through the transverse conveying mechanism 3, and the front end of the connecting shaft 17 is provided with a passive sprocket 16, and the end is connected to the right-angle gearbox 1 on the inner side of the longitudinal conveying mechanism 12 through a universal coupling 13.
[0011] The passive sprocket 16 is connected to the transverse transmission sprocket 15 via a chain.
[0012] The advantages of this utility model compared with the prior art are: first, replacing the gasoline engine with an electric motor reduces noise and pollution, simplifies the transmission system, and improves transmission efficiency; second, it can be combined with remote control and Beidou navigation system to achieve unmanned and intelligent operation. Attached Figure Description
[0013] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the present invention. Figure 1 ;
[0014] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the present invention. Figure 2 That is to say Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the steering structure;
[0015] Figure 3 for Figure 1 Top view.
[0016] In the diagram: 1. Right-angle gearbox; 2. Driven sprocket one; 3. Lateral conveyor mechanism; 4. Double sprocket; 5. Cutting table sprocket; 6. Driven pulley; 7. Transition shaft; 8. Driven pulley; 9. Motor; 10. Driven sprocket two; 11. Leaf feeder; 12. Longitudinal conveyor mechanism; 13. Universal coupling; 14. Leaf feeder roller; 15. Lateral conveyor sprocket; 16. Driven sprocket three; 17. Connecting shaft. Detailed Implementation
[0017] The present invention will now be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
[0018] This utility model is a transmission mechanism for an electric cabbage harvester, including a transverse conveying mechanism 3 located at the front and a longitudinal conveying mechanism 12 located on one side behind it. A leaf-pulling roller 14 is provided above the side of the transverse conveying mechanism 3 that is close to the longitudinal conveying mechanism 12.
[0019] The transverse conveying mechanism 3, the longitudinal conveying mechanism 12, and the leaf-pulling roller 14 are all powered by separate motors 9 and are conveyed separately through transmission mechanisms.
[0020] The transmission mechanism includes a transition shaft 7, a right-angle gearbox 1 arranged from top to bottom at the front end of the transverse conveying mechanism 3, and a right-angle gearbox 1 fixed on the inner side of the longitudinal conveying mechanism 12. The transition shaft 7 is equipped with a header sprocket 5, a driven pulley 6, and a double sprocket 4 in sequence. The motor 9 is equipped with a drive pulley 8, which transmits power to the driven pulley 6 through a belt to make the transition shaft 7 rotate. The transition shaft 7 then drives the header sprocket 5 and the double sprocket 4 to rotate. The header sprocket 5 is connected to the header assembly through a chain, driving the header assembly to work. The double sprocket 4 is connected to the driven sprocket 1 2 and the driven sprocket 2 10 through sprockets, and simultaneously drives the transverse conveying mechanism 3, the longitudinal conveying mechanism 12, and the conveyor belt 11 to work.
[0021] Passive sprocket 1 2 is connected to the uppermost right-angle gearbox 1 at the front end of the transverse conveying mechanism 3, transmitting power to the two lower right-angle gearboxes 1. The middle right-angle gearbox 1 is connected to the leaf-dispensing roller 14, driving the leaf-dispensing roller 14 to rotate. The lowermost right-angle gearbox 1 is connected to the connecting shaft 17, which passes through the transverse conveying mechanism 3. The front end of the connecting shaft 17 is equipped with a passive sprocket 3 16, and the end is connected to the right-angle gearbox 1 on the upper inner side of the longitudinal conveying mechanism 12 through a universal coupling 13. The passive sprocket 3 16 is connected to the transverse conveying sprocket 15 through a chain, driving the transverse conveying mechanism 3 and the longitudinal conveying mechanism 12 to work simultaneously.
Claims
1. A transmission mechanism for an electric cabbage harvester, comprising a transverse conveying mechanism (3) located at the front and a longitudinal conveying mechanism (12) located on one side behind it, wherein a leaf-pulling roller (14) is provided above the side of the transverse conveying mechanism (3) close to the longitudinal conveying mechanism (12), characterized in that: The transverse conveying mechanism (3), the longitudinal conveying mechanism (12), and the leaf-pulling roller (14) are all powered by separate motors (9) and are transmitted through transmission mechanisms. The transmission mechanism includes a transition shaft (7), a right-angle gearbox (1) arranged from top to bottom at the front end of the transverse conveying mechanism (3), and a right-angle gearbox (1) fixed on the inner side of the longitudinal conveying mechanism (12). The transition shaft (7) is provided with a cutting table sprocket (5), a passive pulley (6), and a double sprocket (4) in sequence. The motor (9) is provided with an active pulley (8) and transmits power to the passive pulley (6) through a belt to make the transition shaft (7) rotate. The transition shaft (7) then drives the cutting table sprocket (5) and the double sprocket (4) to rotate. The cutting table sprocket (5) is connected to the cutting table assembly through a chain. The double sprocket (4) is connected to the passive sprocket one (2) and the passive sprocket two (10) through sprockets.
2. The transmission mechanism of an electric cabbage harvester according to claim 1, characterized in that: The passive sprocket one (2) is connected to the right-angle gearbox (1) at the top front end of the transverse conveyor (3), and the passive sprocket two (10) is connected to the conveyor page (11) above the transverse conveyor (3).
3. The transmission mechanism of an electric cabbage harvester according to claim 1, characterized in that: The right-angle gearbox (1) at the middle of the front end of the transverse conveying mechanism (3) is connected to the leaf-pulling roller (14), and the right-angle gearbox (1) at the bottom is connected to the connecting shaft (17).
4. The transmission mechanism of an electric cabbage harvester according to claim 3, characterized in that: The connecting shaft (17) passes through the transverse conveying mechanism (3), and the front end of the connecting shaft (17) is provided with a passive sprocket three (16), and the end is connected to the right angle gearbox (1) above the inner side of the longitudinal conveying mechanism (12) through a universal coupling (13).
5. The transmission mechanism of an electric cabbage harvester according to claim 4, characterized in that: The passive sprocket three (16) is connected to the transverse transmission sprocket (15) via a chain.
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