SU25762A1 - Adaptation for automatic counting of items transmitted on an inclined plane - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to devices for the automatic counting of objects transmitted along an inclined plane using a swinging wing or lever that is deflected when moving by the objects to be counted.

In the proposed device, in order to automatically set the interval between the objects supplied through the turnstile, the latter is equipped with a lever lock, articulated with the long arm of the swinging platform, operating under the weight of the object, passing it over the shoulder. Along the sides of the swinging wing connected to the counter of the number of objects, safety flaps are installed, and to take into account the number of objects to be skipped, the time unit swinging wing is connected with a ratchet fitted with two diametrically opposite pins acting on the lever arm by means of a gear that presses Punson, who marks on the dial-counter, rotated by the clockwork, each tenth of the missing items.

In FIG. 1 is a side view of a device for automatic counting of objects transmitted along an inclined plane; FIG. 2 - its top view;

FIG. 3 is a cross-section along AB nb

FIG. 2

The objects to be counted are fed along the inclined pipe 1 to the turnstile 21, which turns under the object's tin, and the object hits the pad 23 swinging on the axis 30, the long arm of which is articulated with lever lock 27-25-26, which delays the rotation of the turnstile with pin 26 automatically set the interval between the supplied items. After TorOj as an object is lowered onto the platform’s short arm, the action of the lever lock will stop and the turnstile will miss the next object. Moving down the pipe, the object lifts the pivot safety valve 2, which with the help of the hinged lever 3 turns the locking device 4. Then the object raises the pivoting wing of the 8 with the lever 9 acting on the locking device 10, and the valve 2 closes under its own weight. Wing 8, lifting up, with the help of pens; connecting rod 7 rotates shoulder 6 of counter 5, which keeps track of the transferred objects. At the same time, the wing 8 by means of the articulated levers and the paws 13 turns the ratchet 2, which has

. Twenty teeth and provided with two diametrically located pins 31. The latter, when the tenth tooth passes, rotates the ratchet 12, press the lever arm 28, which pushes the Bsepx pin 15, the cranking lever 17, which pushes the spring 18 of the ponson 19. Pushing puncture on the dial-counter, set in motion by clockwork 14, marking each tenth of missing items and giving it the opportunity to count the number of missing items per unit of time. The dial dial changes on each work shift. On the same axis with the ratchet, an eccentric 29 is placed, which by means of the rod 16 successively moves the pistons 19 for the sake of the dial dial. After the wing 8, the object raises the butterfly valve 11 and enters box 20. The flaps 2 and I serve to prevent abuse, i.e., artificial numbering; if the flap 11 is lifted, then the upper end of the prohibition of the locking device 10 will not allow the wing 8 to lift, and if the flap 2 is raised, the locking device 4 will not be able to raise the wing 8.

The subject matter of the invention.

Claims (3)

1. A device for automatic counting of objects transmitted along an inclined plane using a swinging wing or lever, characterized by the use of a turnstile 21 intended to automatically set the interval for items supplied through the turnstile, for which the turnstile is provided with a platform 23 swinging on an axis 30, long the shoulder of which is articulated with lever lock 27-25-26, the object being moved around the platform. 2. When adapting according to claim 1, application of 8 safety throttle valves 2, 11 installed on the sides of the swinging wing, intended for automatic action, during the passage of the supplied items, ka a; ; :: wing raiders 8. 3. When adjusting pp. 1 and 2, the use of a counter to take into account the number of items to be passed per unit of time, characterized in that the ratchet 12, which is interchangeable with the gear from the crank 8, is equipped with diametrically located pins 31 intended to open the lever 28, which pushes pin 15, which is used to rearrange the crank lever 17, which pushes the piston 19, marks on the dial-dial rotated by the clock mechanism each tenth of the missing objects, the axis of which the ratchet is engaged with the eccentric 29 pushing the first punches in the radial direction. copyright certificate V.P. Mphayyuka No. 25762 Ir .:  1. S i -IS w-iHfV ., - j / 5 4 -t -wj / // GP. ,, - 5 fi ci  si ™ ,, o . g; 11   -ff.-ir