DK201500107Y3 - Vertical Sorts - Google Patents

Abstract

Vertical sorter is used to collect items that are in and on the ground so that the sorted items can be removed from the cultivated area. Vertical sorter rotates in the direction of travel, thereby cultivating the soil through which it travels. Vertical sorting loosens and moves items up over vertical graders and further across the curved rails (Fig.6 no.8) found on each side cutting row, then the collected material can be processed so that soil sand and smaller items can be separated and the sorted material can be transported further with conveyor belts or other collection techniques. The cutting plates are distributed with one or more cutting plates in each cutting row. The cutters in the cutting row are offset relative to the cutters in the next cutting row (Fig. 3 no cutting distance) so that the cutters are evenly distributed throughout the vertical sorter. The cutters themselves have a width that prevents items to be collected from avoiding sideways between the back of the cutter and the cutter in the next cutting row (fig.4). Between the cutting rows, a wear ring is attached to the mounting tube (Fig. 5 no. 5) to accommodate the wear that occurs between the rotating wear ring and the stationary curved divisible ring (Fig. 5 no. 0). The distance between the cutting rows must be smaller than the size of the items to be collected. To transfer the rotary force, a plate is mounted. (Fig.5 no.4) which is bolted to the drive shaft. In order to relieve the drive shaft, a plate for a support bearing can be mounted on the other side of the vertical sorter (Fig. 5 no. 4). The number of cutting rows and curved rails depends on the width of the area to be worked.

Description

Title: Verticalisorter

Generation Scope:

Vertical sorter is used to collect items that are in and on the ground.

Kent technique: Vertical cutter. Stone Collector.

Vertical cutters loosen and move the workpieces up vertical cutters, leaving them on the ground behind the machine.

Strenriven loosens and moves the items out to the side.

The nv technique: «?

Vertical sorter rotates in the direction of travel, thereby cultivating the soil through which it travels.

Vertical sorting loosens and Cabins work up vertical vertices and further over the curved rails (fig.2 no. 8 and fig.6'nr, $}, which can be found on each side of the sliding alarm echo (figJ nn2 ~ no. 3), from here it can collected materials, with the necessary technique, are cleaned of soil and sand and transported further with conveyor belts or other techniques for collection.

The inserts are distributed with one or more inserts on each row, (fig, S no. 2); drawing shown 3 cutting no.2 with wear part no J,

The cutters are offset relative to the next cutting row figure, the cutting distance is less than the cutting width.

The inserts themselves have a width (Figure 4) that prevents items to be collected from avoiding sideways between the rear of the insert and the front of the next insert.

Between the cutting rows, on the mounting tube is a wear piece (Fig. 1 No, 5) (Fig. S No, 5), which takes up wear between the divisible ring of the stationary curved rail (Fig. 5 No, 10) and the rotary vertical sorter.

The distance between the cutting rows must be less than the items to be sorted.

The number of cutting rows, and curved rails, depends on the width 'of the area to be worked, 111 transfer of it. rotating movement, one or two plates (Fig. 1, No. 4 ~ Fig. No. 4) are fitted, with bolt noises to match the drive shaft used, and optionally a support bearing.

Vertical sorters thaw the soil and collect the objects found in and on the soil »so that they can be transported for cleaning and collection, Figure 1: Mounting rudder (No. i)

Cutting plate (# 2)

Cutting side piece (# 3)

Wear ring / no. S)

Group tooth rental (# 7}

Curved rail (no.S)

Curved rail bearing (no, 9)

Partial ring for curved rail (No. 10) Figure 31 Vertical sorting seen from the side.

Cut width.

Cut distance.

Figure 4: Vertical sort seen from above without curved rails.

Figure 5: Vertical sorting with individual parts.

Figure 6: Vertical sort seen from above, with curved rails,

Figure 7: Vertical sorting seen from above (no / 2 inserts and no.3 wedge-shaped wear, as well as curved rails).

Figure 8: Vertical sorting from the front, showing here examples of angles of cutting.

As well as cutting range distance.

Claims (2)

Requirement No. 1: Vertical sorter is comprised of a number of inserts, in each cutting row (Fig. 5, No. 2), mounted on a mounting tube (Fig. 5, No. 1), on the mounting tube between the cutting rows, a wear ring ( Fig. 5, no. 5), for accommodating wear between the mounting tube and the enclosed part of the curved rail (Fig. 5, no. 10), the curved rail (Fig. 5, no. 8) is held against rotation of a bearing (fig. .5 no. 9) and at the front two pit teeth are mounted. Claim # 2: Vertical graders according to claim 1 which are new in that the cutting width (Fig. 3 cutting width) is greater than the distance from the cutting edge to the next row cutting edge '(Fig.5 cutting distance). Claim # 3: The cutting according to claim 1, which is new in that a wedge-shaped wear piece is mounted on the leading edge (Fig. 5 no. 3). Claim # 4: The cutter according to claim 1 which is new in that the cutter can be mounted on mounting tube, with bolts, rivets or welding. Claim # 5: The cutter according to claim 1, which is new in that the cutter can have an angle other than 90 degrees with respect to the mounting tube (Fig. 8). Drawing here shows 90 and 85 degrees. Claim # 6: The curved rail (Fig. 5 # 8) according to claim 1 which is new in that it encloses the mounting tube (Fig. 5 # 10), and at the opposite end is a bearing (Fig. 5 no. 9) to hold the curved rails so that they do not turn around. Requirement # 7: The curved rail portion enclosing the mounting tube (Fig. 5 # 10) according to claim 6, which is new in that it is separable (Fig. 9 # 10), for dismantling, for maintenance. Claim # 8: Vertical sorter according to claim 1 which is new in that the pit teeth are mounted in a bearing housing (fig. 2 No. 7). Claim # 9: Wear ring according to claim 1, which is new by being mounted between the cutting rows, the wear ring is attached to the mounting tube (Fig. 5 No.1) under the part of the curved rail fig. 5 No. 10.