Bamboo Split Node Diaphragm Scraping and Sorting Device

The device enables the bamboo splits to self-sort and self-align through the scraping action and mechanical arrangement. The scraping ring removes node diaphragms that would otherwise cause injury, while the conical cylinder and pressing semi-rings automatically position the bamboo outer and inner layers facing the same direction, eliminating the need for manual sorting operators.

The scraping ring extracts and removes the harmful node diaphragms from the bamboo splits. By taking out these untidy node diaphragms before the bamboo enters the planer, the device eliminates the injury risk to operators while maintaining the sorting function.

The bamboo splits perform their own sorting and alignment through the mechanical action of the scraping device and conical cylinder arrangement. The device structure itself provides the sorting function that previously required multiple human operators, thereby increasing productivity while reducing operational complexity.

The device segments the sorting function into distinct mechanical components: the conical cylinder for positioning, the scraping ring for removing node diaphragms, and the pressing semi-rings for alignment. This segmentation allows each component to perform a specific sorting task automatically, replacing multiple operators with a coordinated mechanical system.

The scraping ring performs preliminary action by removing node diaphragms and fiber burrs before the bamboo splits enter the planer. This preliminary cleaning action eliminates the harmful factors that would otherwise stab operators during subsequent handling and processing operations.

The scraping ring extracts and removes the harmful node diaphragms and fiber burrs from the bamboo splits. By taking out these harmful elements in advance, the device enables continuous processing capability while eliminating the injury risk to operators during handling.