This invention relates to the field of concrete mixing
plant technology and discloses a concrete mixing device with a dust collection structure, comprising: a
mixing tank, in which a mixing rod is rotatably installed, the mixing rod being driven to rotate by a
servo motor fixedly installed on the top of the
mixing tank, the
servo motor being connected to a controller, and a
cartridge dust collector being provided on one side of the
mixing tank. This invention utilizes the filter screen at the bottom of the dust
discharge pipe to achieve dust classification and interception, intercepting large particles of
powder and returning them to the mixing tank for reuse, reducing the loss of effective
powder from the source. When the filter screen is clogged, the pipeline wind resistance increases, and the negative pressure suction drives the sleeve and filter screen to rise. The controller drives the drive component to push the vibrating motor against the sleeve, and the accumulated dust falls off and falls back through
resonance, achieving real-time self-cleaning, avoiding the problem of delayed dust cleaning, eliminating the hidden dangers of pipeline
pressure buildup and dust collection failure, and the vibrating motor does not directly contact the
filter material, avoiding damage and deformation of the
filter material.