A buffer discharge hopper for initial processing of logs

Abstract

This utility model discloses a buffer discharge hopper for initial processing of logs, including a support frame. Logs are stacked parallel to each other on the top of the support frame. A lifting frame is provided on the top of the support frame, with the logs positioned on top of the lifting frame. Connecting blocks are fixedly connected to both sides of the bottom of the lifting frame. The side of the connecting block away from the lifting frame extends to both sides of the support frame and is interactively connected to the support frame via a pin. The lifting frame can tilt and swing around the pin as an axis via the connecting blocks, forcing the logs to roll towards the edge using its inclined surface. A drive structure is provided inside the support frame. This utility model, by setting a lifting frame that can tilt and swing around a pin, and using its inclined surface to force the logs to automatically roll towards the edge, solves the problem of difficulty in forking the logs inside traditional wide discharge hoppers. This design replaces manual pushing, realizes mechanical displacement control of the logs, and significantly improves discharge efficiency.

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