SU17192A1 - Machine for transferring peat bricks or drafts from the floor to the conveyor - Google Patents

Description

There are known mobile machines for turning over peat bricks or checkers arranged in regular rows for drying purposes, consisting of a platform on a caterpillar or wheeled drive, the rear edge of which is attached to an overturning device. In such machines, it is proposed to use a platform with a lower spring cushion, which serves to seize bricks by friction and turn them over onto the adjacent face, and the platform is freely suspended by the cranks of the two shafts rotated simultaneously in one direction by means of the engine .

In FIG. 1 is a rear view of the machine and FIG. 2nd side of it.

The proposed machine consists of a platform on a tracked or wheeled drive 1 (Fig. 1 and 2), behind which are placed two parallel shafts 2, connected together by gear 3 and rotated simultaneously in one direction by gear 4 from the engine. On shafts 2 cranks 5 are put on with fingers 6, which are free

The platform 8, which has a springy surface (cushion) 9 on the underside, is extended by means of the elongated arms 7.

The operation of the machine is as follows. The machine moves along the pane of the formed bricks and, at the same time, rotates the shafts 2, due to which the pad 8 rises and falls to the side at that time. When lowering down, it lays on the edges of the bricks and presses on them with its own weight, while simultaneously moving sideways under the action of rotating fingers 6, at which these fingers slide in the elongated holes of the lugs 7 from top to bottom and bottom up all the times, until pad 8 is in contact with the bricks. Under the influence of this movement, the platforms 8 roll over the bricks to another face. At that moment, when the platform is 8 lt on the bricks, it begins to lag behind the movement of the machine, the slip slips 7 on the fingers 6, for which the latter have some margin of length. Lift up

upwards, pad 8 becomes again in, the initial position on the fingers b through 1;

The translational motion of the machine and the rotary shaft 2 must be so coordinated that the platform 8 overlaps for each o6ojpOT an integer number of bricks or.

The subject of the patent.

Moving and turning machine for turning over peat bricks or tongues arranged in regular rows for drying purposes (Figs. 1 and 2), consisting of a platform on a crawler or wheel track, to the rear edge of which a device for turning is attached, characterized by using platform 8 with the lower spring surface (cushion) 9, which serves to grab the bricks with the action of friction and turn them onto the adjacent face, which pad 8 is freely suspended by means of elongated lugs 7 to the fingers 6 of the cranks 5, reinforced on the shafts 2, rotated simultaneously in one direction through the transfer of 3 from the engine.

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