DK200300151U4 - Liquid manure distributor - Google Patents

Description

DK 2003 00151 U4

designation:

Liquid manure distributor.

Description:

This invention relates to a manure distributor distributing the manure from a manure pump to the tow hose system.

A slurry manifold usually consists of a housing with a rotating knife passing over the outlet holes in the manifold housing.

In the known tow hose systems of this kind, it is difficult to change the working width. This is usually done by removing the discharge hoses on the tow hose system boom and mounting them so that the slurry runs back into the tank of the vehicle. Alternatively, the outlet holes in the manifold housing can be blinded. This is usually done by manually replacing a plate with holes with a corresponding plate without holes.

With the production, it is desired to provide a manure distributor of said kind, whereby parts of the distribution holes of the distributor can be blinded via a remote control. This allows you to change the spreading width while driving. It is especially advantageous for field pieces that are not rectangular, as you can avoid overlapping at the tips. At the same time, spread widths can easily be changed depending on the width of the track tracks laid out in the field.

This object is achieved according to the invention in that the shutter, which is in the usual way an interchangeable shutter with or without holes, is replaced by a shutter having holes in one side and without holes in the other side.

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In this way, it is possible to blind the holes in the hollow disk simply by moving the shutter a hole width, instead of replacing the shutter with holes to one without holes.

When the slurry manifold is configured as claimed in claim 2, it is achieved that the shutters can be operated remotely as the linear movement the shutter needs to close or open can be produced e.g. by means of a hydraulic or electric cylinder (as mentioned in claim 3).

The invention will now be described in more detail with reference to the drawings, in which:

FIG. 1 shows a slurry trailer mounted with a tow hose system and with a slurry distributor,

FIG. 2 shows a sectional distributor,

FIG. 3 shows a base plate with a shutter mounted.

In the drawings, a distributor 1 is shown with a rotor with knives 2, a hollow disc (counter-cut) 3, a base plate 4, a shutter 5, and a cylinder 6.

The slurry passed through the rotor with knives 2 runs through the holes in the hollow washer 3 and the holes in the shutter 5 and from there further through the bottom plate 4 and out into the tow hoses.

The shutter 5 is located in a groove between the hollow disk 3 and the base plate 4.

The shutter may move corresponding to a hole diameter out and in relation to the center of the distributor. The shutter 5 is connected to the cylinder 6 which produces the movement.

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The shutter 5 is formed with a number of holes, the position of which corresponds to the holes partly in the hollow disk 3 and partly in the base plate 4. In addition, the shutter has a part without holes that can be slid for the holes in the base plate and the hollow disk, thereby blinding the holes.

In the embodiment shown, the distributor has 2 rows of holes. Alternative designs may be with 1 or 3 or more rows of holes.

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Use Model Requirements.

1. Slurry manifold with rotary knife and counter-cutter (hollow disc), which is new in that the outlet seals by e.g. several independent remote-controlled shoals can be blinded in several sections immediately after the hollow disk.

2. Slurry manifold as claimed in claim 1, which is new in that the shutters consist of a portion with holes corresponding to the holes in the hollow disk and a part without holes which is slid for the holes in the hollow disk when they are desired to be blinded.

3. Slurry manifold as claimed in claim 1, which is new in that the shutters can be operated e.g. v.h.a. hydraulic or electric cylinders.

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