CN113136262B - Hot air generating device utilizing waste animal fat - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a hot air generating apparatus for generating waste animal fat by heating waste from slaughtered pigs, cattle or the like, and more particularly, to a hot air generating apparatus for generating waste animal fat, comprising: a conveying unit such as a conveyor belt or the like; a heating unit for heating the slaughter waste conveyed by the conveying unit; a degreasing unit for compressing slaughter waste heated by the heating unit to thereby generate waste gas grease; a storage unit for storing the waste grease degreased by the degreasing unit; and a hot air generating unit for supplying and burning the waste grease stored in the storage unit to generate hot air, the above units being sequentially connected to each other to degrease and store the waste grease contained in the slaughtered waste, and then supplying the waste grease with fuel and drying the object to be dried using the hot air generated during the burning.
Description
Technical Field
The present invention relates to a hot air generating apparatus for generating hot air by heating waste from slaughtered pigs, cattle or the like, and more particularly, to a hot air generating apparatus for generating hot air by using waste animal fat, comprising: a conveying unit such as a conveyor belt or the like; a heating unit for heating the slaughter waste conveyed by the conveying unit; a degreasing unit for compressing slaughter waste heated by the heating unit to thereby generate waste gas grease; a storage unit for storing the waste grease degreased by the degreasing unit; and a hot air generating unit for supplying and burning the waste grease stored in the storage unit to generate hot air, the above units being sequentially connected to each other to degrease and store the waste grease contained in the slaughtered waste, and then supplying the waste grease with fuel and drying the object to be dried using the hot air generated during the burning.
Background
In general, organic pollutants such as sewage sludge, livestock manure, food waste, etc. have a large water content, so that they are difficult to transport and store, and they are easy to rot and generate malodor, and if they are landfilled in a landfill site, they generate a large amount of percolate, so that they pollute rivers and groundwater.
Thus, these sludge-like pollutants are preferably rapidly composted or fed rather than landfilled. For this reason, various treatment methods for composting or forage conversion have been developed, and among them, composting or forage conversion methods using microorganisms are considered as environmental protection methods and are actively used. However, this microorganism treatment method has a long treatment time and drastically decreases treatment efficiency depending on weather, operating conditions, and the like. In addition, it is difficult to handle a large amount of pollutants.
In contrast, a physical treatment method such as drying or evaporation, which evaporates water or oil from contaminants for easy transportation and storage and prevents decay, has the advantages of simple and rapid operation, small-scale operation, etc., but has not been widely used due to the disadvantage of high energy consumption.
However, various technologies for recovering heat energy from waste resources have recently been developed so that heat energy can be obtained at relatively low cost, thereby increasing attention to physical treatment methods such as drying or evaporation. Therefore, a method has been developed in which the microorganism treatment is difficult for livestock manure or the like, or the contamination substances generated in large amounts such as food waste are physically treated before transportation and storage, and the waste after the physical treatment is used as a raw material for mixed feed or destroyed.
Among them, drying is a physical treatment method for evaporating moisture from an object to be dried by using heat energy, and is considered to be a very useful treatment method because of its rapidity and simplicity, and such drying methods generally include a heat conduction drying method and a hot air drying method.
First, the hot air drying method is a method of directly contacting hot air with an object to be dried, and is classified into a direct heating method and an indirect heating method according to the kind of hot air injected.
The direct heating method is a method of diluting combustion gas generated in a combustion device with air and then directly injecting the diluted combustion gas into a drying furnace, and the indirect heating method is a method of injecting combustion gas or the like into a hot air generator or a heat exchanger to form hot air, and then injecting the hot air into the drying furnace.
However, since the carbonized combustion gas of the fuel for the hot air drying method discharges the soot containing the harmful substances into the atmosphere, causing environmental pollution, thus posing serious threat to public health, a hot air generating apparatus using an environmentally friendly alternative fuel is recently being developed to replace the carbonized combustion gas for the hot air drying method fuel as described above.
In addition, with respect to such an apparatus, there have been proposed various proposals in which after heating slaughter waste generated when slaughtering livestock such as cattle or pigs, fat (waste grease) is extracted, and the extracted fat is used as combustion fuel for a hot air generating apparatus to supply hot air.
[ Prior Art literature ]
[ patent literature ]
Patent document 0001) KR10-1124355 (registration number) 2012.02.29
0002 KR20-0259502 (registration number) 2001.12.20
Disclosure of Invention
[ solution to the problems ]
The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a hot air generating apparatus using waste animal fat, which is configured to heat slaughter waste such as cattle or pig, which is transported by a transporting unit, by a heating unit, then to degrease the waste fat contained in the slaughter waste, store the fat, and supply the fat as fuel, and dry a dried product by using hot air generated during combustion.
Another object of the present invention is to separate slaughter waste heated by a heating unit into waste grease and byproducts when passing through a degreasing unit, which can reduce degreasing costs due to the rapid and easy separation of fat contained in the slaughter waste, and at the same time, facilitate the storage, application and transportation of the waste byproducts that have been degreased through this process.
Technical scheme
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention includes: a conveyor belt conveying unit 11 for supplying slaughter waste by conveying; a heating unit 12 for heating slaughter waste conveyed by the conveyor belt conveying unit 11; a degreasing unit 100 for receiving slaughter waste heated by the heating unit 12 and separating and discharging the waste grease and slaughter byproducts, respectively; a grease storage unit 13 connected to the degreasing unit 100, for storing waste grease generated by the degreasing unit 100; and a hot air generating unit 20 for generating hot air while supplying and burning the waste grease stored in the grease storing unit 13, the degreasing unit 100 further comprising: a hopper unit 110 for feeding slaughter waste heated from the heating unit 12;
a hollow main body unit 120 for receiving slaughtered waste thrown in from the hopper unit 110; a slaughter waste conveying device 130 comprising a driving shaft 132 and a driving motor provided inside the main body unit 120 and provided with a screw 131 for conveying slaughter waste; a screen unit 140 for separating waste grease in slaughter waste transferred from the main body unit 120; and a slaughter waste discharge unit 150 provided at one end of the screen unit 140 and formed with a slaughter by-product discharge port 151 for discharging separated waste grease, the slaughter waste discharge unit 150 comprising: a taper unit 152 having a cylindrical shape formed by a plurality of rotating plates 152a so as to partially overlap each other, and rotatable at an end of the screen unit 140, and having a diameter smaller toward a tip end; a cover unit 153 disposed outside the taper unit 152; a compression coil spring 154, one end of which is connected to the cone unit 152 and the other end of which is connected to the inner wall of the cover unit 153, is expanded and contracted by the transfer pressure of slaughter waste transferred from the slaughter waste transfer device 130, thereby changing the diameter of the cone unit 152.
Further, the taper unit 152 of the present invention is formed in a hollow conical shape which is partially overlapped with each other by a plurality of rotating plates 152a and gradually becomes smaller in diameter toward the end, and the rotating plates 152a are formed in a circular shape protruding upward, or are formed of a plate-shaped member having elasticity.
In the rotating plate 152a of the present invention, the width W1 of one end connected to the screen unit 140 is smaller than the width W2 of the other end.
In the cover unit 153 of the present invention, a partition corrugated member 155 is provided, one end of which is fixed to the inner wall surface of the cover unit 153 and the other end of which is connected to the end of the taper unit 152.
A slaughter waste pulverizing unit 112 is also provided at a lower portion of the hopper unit 110 of the present invention, and is advanced and retracted by an air cylinder 111.
And, the present invention further includes a drying unit 14 provided in connection with the degreasing unit 100 for drying slaughter byproducts discharged from the degreasing unit 100.
[ Effect of the invention ]
According to the hot air generating apparatus using waste animal fat of the present invention, after heating slaughter waste such as cattle or pig transferred by a transfer unit by a heating unit, the waste fat contained in the slaughter waste is degreased and stored and then supplied as fuel when passing through a degreasing unit, and the dried object is dried at a low cost by using hot air generated during combustion thereof.
In addition, the slaughter waste heated by the heating unit is separated into waste grease and byproducts when passing through the degreasing unit, and the fat contained in the slaughter waste is quickly and easily separated, so that the degreasing cost can be reduced, and meanwhile, the waste byproducts after degreasing treatment are convenient to store, apply and transport through the process.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic view showing a state of a hot air generating apparatus using waste animal fat according to the present invention;
fig. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a degreasing unit provided in a hot air generating apparatus using waste animal fat according to the present invention;
fig. 3 is an exploded view, a side view and a schematic sectional view of a cone-shaped unit provided in a degreasing unit of a hot air generating apparatus using waste animal fat according to the present invention;
fig. 4 is a schematic view showing an operation state of a cone unit provided in a degreasing unit of a hot air generating apparatus using waste animal fat according to the present invention;
fig. 5 is a perspective view showing a state of a rotary plate of a cone unit provided in a degreasing unit of a hot air generating apparatus using waste animal fat according to the present invention;
FIG. 6 is an operational state diagram of the slaughter waste being defatted by a degreasing unit of a hot air generating device using waste animal fat according to the present invention, and separated into waste fat and slaughter by-products and discharged;
fig. 7 is a detailed view of a hot air generating unit of a hot air generating apparatus using waste animal fat according to the present invention;
fig. 8 is a schematic view showing a state of another embodiment of a hot air generating apparatus using waste animal fat according to the present invention.
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10. a hot air generating device using waste animal fat;
11. a conveyor belt conveying unit; m, slaughtering waste; m, slaughtering byproducts;
12. a heating unit; 12a, a storage unit; 12b, a heating device unit;
13. a grease storage unit; 13a, supply lines; 13b, a temporary storage unit; 13c, a main storage unit; 13p, pump;
14. a drying unit;
20. a hot air generating unit; 21. an inflow port; 22. a discharge port; 23. a pump chamber; 24. a combustion furnace;
25. a combustion tube; 26. a supply unit; 27. an electric heater; 28. an ignition device;
30. a filtering device;
40. a refining device;
50. a separation device; 51. a mixing drum; 52. a heating device; 53. a temperature control device;
60. a hot air generating device;
A. waste animal fat; B. refining animal fat; C. refining oil; D. glycerol;
100. a degreasing unit; 110. a hopper unit; 111 cylinders, 112 and slaughter waste crushing units;
120. a main body unit;
130. a slaughter waste conveying device; 131. a screw; 132. a drive shaft, 133, a drive motor;
140. a screen unit; 141. a waste grease outlet; 142. a screen cover portion;
150. a slaughter waste discharge unit; 151. a discharge port; 152. a cone unit; 152a, a rotating plate; 154. compressing the coil spring; 155. separating the corrugated members;
160. and a rotating device.
Detailed Description
Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The description is to be construed as illustrative only and not as a limitation of the scope of the invention.
As shown in fig. 1 to 8, a hot air generation using waste animal fat according to the present invention
Apparatus 10, comprising:
a conveyor belt conveying unit 11 for conveying slaughter waste such as cattle or pigs;
a heating unit 12 for heating at high temperature the carcasses conveyed by the conveyor belt conveying unit 11
Slaughtered waste;
a degreasing unit 100 for receiving slaughter waste heated by the heating unit 12, separating the waste grease and slaughter byproducts, and discharging the waste grease and slaughter byproducts;
a grease storage unit 13 connected to the degreasing unit 100 for storing grease passing therethrough
Waste grease generated by the degreasing unit 100;
a drying unit 14 connected to the degreasing unit 100 for drying the degreasing liquid
Slaughter by-products discharged from the unit 100; and
a hot air generating unit 20 for generating hot air while supplying and burning the waste grease stored in the grease storage unit 13.
In the hot air generating apparatus 10 of the present invention using waste animal fat constructed as above, slaughtered waste M is transported and supplied to the heating unit 12 by the conveyor belt transporting unit 11.
Then, the slaughtered waste is heated by the heating unit 12 and supplied to the degreasing unit 100, where fat (which will be referred to as waste animal fat a) contained in the slaughtered waste is separated (extracted by compression), and then the waste fat is supplied and stored to the fat storage unit 13, and the fat-separated slaughtered waste (hereinafter referred to as slaughtered by-product m) is supplied and stored to the drying unit 14.
The waste grease supplied and stored to the grease storage unit 13 is supplied and burned with the combustion fuel of the hot air generating unit 20, and the hot air generated by the combustion at this time is supplied to the object to be dried, thereby drying, thereby greatly reducing the fuel cost required when the object to be dried is dried by the hot air.
According to the invention, the waste grease is separated from the waste cattle or pig slaughter waste in a heating manner, and the waste grease is recycled as fuel for generating hot air, so that the cost is reduced, and slaughter byproducts are easily dried and applied, so that soil pollution caused by landfill slaughter waste can be prevented, and the aim of environmental protection is achieved.
The conveyor belt conveyor unit 11, which includes a conveyor belt and a driving part, starts driving when the slaughtered waste M is conveyed above the conveyor belt, so as to supply the slaughtered waste to the heating unit 12, and since the apparatus is an apparatus which can be implemented according to the prior art, a detailed structure of the apparatus will be omitted.
And, the heating unit 12 includes a storage unit 12a for storing the transported slaughter waste M; a heating device unit 12b for heating the slaughtered waste M stored in the storage unit 12 a.
Therefore, when slaughter waste M is conveyed to the storage unit 12a, the heating device unit 12b heats it.
At this time, a stirrer (not shown) for stirring the slaughter waste M heated by the heating device unit 12b may be provided inside the storage unit 12a to improve the separation effect of the waste grease.
The grease storage unit 13 includes a temporary storage unit 13b for temporarily storing and storing the waste grease separated from slaughter waste by the degreasing unit 100 through a supply line 13 a; a main storage unit 13c for pumping out and storing the waste grease stored in the temporary storage unit 13b by a pump 13 p.
Therefore, the waste grease separated from slaughter waste by the degreasing unit 100 is temporarily stored in the temporary storage unit 13b through the supply line 13a, and the residue and the like are extracted and then pumped to the main storage unit 13c by the pump 13p for storage.
The waste grease stored in the main storage unit 13c is stored in the process, supplied to the hot air generating unit 20, and subjected to combustion treatment.
At this time, the waste grease is burned in the hot air generating unit 20 and hot air is generated so that the object to be dried (not shown) can be dried using the hot air.
As shown in fig. 7, the hot air generating unit 20 is a device for generating hot air by using waste grease separated from slaughter waste M as fuel, and includes: a pump chamber 23 having a hollow interior; a combustion furnace 24 provided in the pump chamber 23; and a combustion tube 25 provided in the combustion furnace 24 in the longitudinal direction.
The combustion tube 25 is provided with a supply unit 26 for supplying combustion air into the combustion tube 25, and is provided so as to penetrate the combustion tube. An electric heater 27 for generating heat is provided inside the combustion tube 25 along its length direction. At one end of the combustion tube 25, an ignition device 28 for igniting a spark is provided.
That is, the waste grease is supplied through a separate nozzle through the inflow port 21 formed at the other end of the combustion tube 25, and the combustion air is supplied to the combustion tube 25 through the supply unit 26, so that the combustion air and the waste grease are mixed in the combustion tube 25 and flow to the end (toward the ignition device 28 side) of the combustion tube 25 while being heated by the electric heater 27. Thereafter, the mixed combustion air and waste grease is ignited by an ignition device 28 provided at one end of the combustion tube 25, thereby generating hot air while generating flame (heat of combustion) to the outside.
In addition, as shown in fig. 2 to 6, the degreasing unit 100 includes;
a hopper unit 110 for feeding slaughter waste conveyed from the heating unit 12;
a hollow main body unit 120 for receiving slaughtered waste thrown in from the hopper unit 110;
slaughter waste conveying device 130, comprising: a driving shaft 132 provided inside the main body unit 120 and provided with a screw 131 for conveying slaughtered waste; a driving motor 133 for driving the driving shaft; and
a screen unit 140 provided at one end of the main body unit 120 so as to penetrate therethrough, for removing waste grease from the transferred slaughter waste; and
a slaughter waste discharge unit 150 provided at one end of the screen unit 140 so as to pass therethrough, and formed with a slaughter by-product discharge port 151 for discharging separated waste grease,
the slaughter waste discharge unit 150, comprising: a taper unit 152 having a cylindrical shape formed by a plurality of rotating plates 152a so as to partially overlap each other, and rotatable at an end of the screen unit 140, and having a diameter smaller toward a tip end; a cover unit 153 disposed outside the taper unit 152; and a compression coil spring 154 having one end connected to the cone unit 152 and the other end connected to an inner wall of the cover unit 153, which is expanded or contracted or restored by a transfer pressure of slaughter waste transferred from the slaughter waste transfer device 130, thereby changing a diameter of the cone unit 152.
As shown in fig. 2, the degreasing unit 100 is configured to supply and store slaughter waste containing waste grease heated by the heating unit 12 to the main body unit 120 through a penetrating unit at a lower end thereof when the slaughter waste is thrown in through an upper side of the hopper unit 110.
Here, the structure of supplying the slaughter waste heated by the heating unit 12 to the hopper unit 110 may be such that when the temperature of the slaughter waste heated by the heating unit 12 rises to a certain temperature, an outlet (not shown) is automatically opened to be moved and supplied to the hopper unit 110, and various conventional techniques may be applied.
A slaughtered waste pulverizing unit 112 is provided at a lower portion of the hopper unit 110, and is advanced and retracted by an air cylinder 111. The slaughter waste pulverizing unit 112 is provided at a front end where slaughter waste is introduced into the main body unit 120, for pulverizing the slaughter waste. The slaughter waste pulverizing unit 112 is provided above an introduction hole in the main body unit 120 for introducing slaughter waste, for pulverizing the slaughter waste in a smaller size, and may be provided with one or more according to the size of the hopper unit 110. The cylinder 111 may be driven hydraulically or pneumatically or electrically, and different operation intervals are set according to the shape of slaughtered waste introduced into the hopper unit 110.
Further, when the compression coil spring 154 is continuously compressed for a predetermined time or longer, the slaughter waste pulverizing unit 112 may be configured to stop the rotation of the screw and advance and retract for a predetermined time or longer.
The end of the slaughtered waste pulverizing unit 112 is formed to be as sharp as a blade, and is inclined downward as shown in the drawing, so that the cut slaughtered waste is easily pushed toward the introduction hole of the main body unit 120.
In the main body unit 120, the driving shaft 132 is rotated by the driving motor 133. Therefore, as described above, when slaughter waste is introduced into the main body unit 120 through the hopper unit 110, the slaughter waste is transferred to the inside of the main body unit 120 through the screw 131 provided at the driving shaft 132.
Slaughter waste moving along the inside of the main body unit 120, while passing through the screen unit 140, is compressed while reaching the cone unit 152 provided at the slaughter waste discharge unit 150. This is because the diameter of the cone unit 152 gradually becomes smaller toward the end thereof, so that the continuously conveyed slaughter waste stays in the cone unit 152 and cannot move forward.
In the screen unit 140, a plurality of degreasing holes h are provided on the entire surface of the screen 140a, and a screen cover 142 forming a waste grease outlet 141 is provided on the outer side thereof.
Accordingly, when slaughter waste is continuously conveyed and moved to the cone unit 152, a pressing force is generated on the slaughter waste by the cone unit 152 (i.e., the compression coil spring is not compressed at the beginning). At this time, the slaughter waste is pressed to separate waste grease, and the separated waste grease flows out through degreasing holes of a screen formed in the screen unit 140, is discharged through the waste grease discharging port 141 provided in the screen cover 142, and is supplied through the supply line 13a and stored in the temporary storage unit 13b.
At this time, when slaughter by-products transferred to the taper unit 152 and removing waste gas grease increase, the compression coil springs 154 pressing the taper unit 152 are compressed by external pressure. That is, as the degreasing slaughter by-product increases, it pushes out the taper unit 152, thereby compressing the compression coil spring 154.
Thus, the taper unit 152 is gradually opened so that slaughter by-products are squeezed out through the end of the taper unit 152 and discharged through the discharge port 151 provided at the cover unit 153 so as to be supplied to the drying unit 14.
As described above, the taper unit 152, which is opened according to the compression degree of the slaughter by-products, is not affected by the amount or density of the slaughter by-products, etc. In addition, when the amount or density of the slaughter by-products transferred is reduced in a state where the compression coil springs 154 are compressed, the compression coil springs 154 restore the elastic force so that the taper units 152 are gradually retracted.
Accordingly, according to the present invention, the slaughter by-products accumulated in the cone unit 152 are automatically opened or retracted according to the size (amount) or density, etc., to separate waste grease, and the slaughter by-products from which the waste grease has been removed are extruded to the discharge port 151 to be supplied to the drying unit 14 for treatment.
Further, as shown in fig. 3, the taper unit 152 provided in the degreasing unit 100 is formed in a hollow conical shape, which is partially overlapped with each other at corners by a plurality of rotating plates 152 a. At this time, the rotating plate 152a is formed in a circular shape protruding upward.
Fig. 5 shows an example in which the rotary plate 152a is formed in a circular shape protruding upward.
However, if a flexible member having elastic force is used for the rotation plate 152a, it may be provided in a plate shape and then bent for use, or may be provided in a cylindrical shape.
As described above, the rotating plate 152a may be provided with the rotating device 160 at an end of the screen unit 140, thereby rotating the rotating plate. The rotating device 160 may be generally provided by means of an existing hinge device or the like, and a detailed description thereof will be omitted herein.
Further, the rotating plate 152a is preferably formed such that a width W1 of one end connected to the screen unit 140 is smaller than a width W2 of the other end. At this time, the taper unit 152 is connected to the connection portion of the screen unit 140 by one end of the plurality of rotation plates 152a having a small width, thereby forming a hollow conical shape (also referred to as a round-through shape), so that the diameter of the connection portion with the screen unit becomes large, and the other ends having a large width overlap each other, thereby making the formed diameter small.
Also, inside the cover unit 153, a partition crease member 155 (also called a bellows) is provided, one end of which is fixed to the inner wall surface of the cover unit 153 and the other end of which is connected to the end of the cone unit 152, for preventing slaughter byproducts pressed out by the end of the cone unit 152 from flowing back into the compression coil spring 154 to avoid being entangled with each other.
Here, the number of the compression coil springs 154 may be adjusted according to the characteristics of slaughter waste (by-products) to be treated. The greater the number of the compression coil springs 154, the greater the pressing force against slaughter waste, so that although the waste grease is separated more, if the number is too large, the phenomenon that the taper unit 152 cannot be opened occurs. The number of the compression coil springs 154 should be appropriately adjusted when they are set according to slaughter waste.
The cover unit 153 is provided with an opening/closing portion 153a for cleaning the inside, repairing, and the like. The screen unit 140 is also provided with a screen opening/closing portion 143 for cleaning the inside, repairing, and the like.
The operation of separating the waste grease contained in the slaughter waste by the degreasing unit 100 having the above-described structure is specifically as follows.
First, when slaughter waste containing waste grease heated by the heating unit 12 is transferred to the upper side of the hopper unit 110, it is supplied to the main body unit 120 through the penetrating unit at the lower end thereof.
In the main body unit 120, the driving shaft 132 is rotated by the driving motor 133 so that slaughter waste put into the inside of the main body unit 120 through the hopper unit 110 is moved along the inside of the main body unit 120 by the rotation of the screw 131.
Slaughter waste moving along the inside of the main body unit 120, while passing through the screen unit 140, is compressed while reaching the cone unit 152 provided at the slaughter waste discharge unit 150. That is, slaughter waste is compressed by the cone unit 152.
Accordingly, when slaughter waste is continuously transferred to the cone unit 152, pressing force is generated to the slaughter waste by the cone unit 152, thereby compressing the slaughter waste, and at this time, waste grease flows out through degreasing holes formed in the screen unit 140 and is discharged through the waste grease discharging port 141 provided in the screen cover 142 to be supplied to and stored in the temporary storage unit 13b.
At this time, when slaughter waste (by-products) conveyed to the taper unit 152 and from which waste gas grease is removed gradually increases, the compression coil spring 154 is compressed due to an external force applied to the compression coil spring 154 which presses the taper unit 152. I.e. with separated slaughter waste (by-product)
The amount increases, pushing out the conical unit 152, compressing the compression coil spring 154. Thus, the taper unit 152 is gradually opened so that a large amount of slaughter by-products from which waste grease has been removed are squeezed out through the end of the taper unit 152 and discharged through the discharge port 151 provided at the cover unit 153, thereby being supplied to the drying unit 14.
Here, when the density of slaughter waste (by-products) is lowered, the compression coil spring 154 is gradually restored so that the diameter of the end of the taper unit 152 becomes small, and a small amount of slaughter by-products is discharged.
Fig. 6 shows a state when the least amount of slaughter by-products is discharged, a state when the moderate amount of slaughter by-products is discharged, and a state when the most slaughter by-products is discharged, respectively, through the taper unit 152.
As described above, the degreasing unit 100 can automatically extract waste grease according to the size of the transferred slaughter waste because the diameter of the tapered unit thereof can be automatically changed, thereby greatly improving the working efficiency.
As shown in fig. 2 (b), the degreasing unit 100 of the present invention may be provided in a tapered shape in which the size (diameter) thereof becomes smaller gradually as approaching the screen unit 140 from the end of the main body unit 120 and the screw 131 provided therein connected to the driving motor 133.
As described above, the slaughter by-products of fat are removed by the degreasing unit 100, which are supplied and stored to the drying unit 14. A stirring device (not shown) may be provided in the drying unit 14 for stirring the slaughter by-products.
Also, in the drying unit 14, the hot air generated by the hot air generating unit 20 may be supplied to dry the slaughter by-products. As described above, the slaughter by-product dried by the drying unit 14 can be used as feed or compost because it removes moisture or fat, and is convenient to transport and transport because of its light weight. In addition, if the dry slaughter by-product is subjected to landfill treatment in a landfill site, it can be said that the environment is protected because it can minimize the percolating water.
In addition, the present invention can be used after extracting the waste grease a stored in the main storage unit 13 c.
That is, as shown in fig. 8, the filtering means 30, refining means 40 and separating means 50 may be further connected to the main storage unit 13C of the present invention, thereby supplying the refined oil C obtained to the hot wind generating unit 20.
In this structure, the waste animal fat a stored in the main storage unit 13C is not directly burned for use, but the purified oil C is separated from the waste animal fat and used only as such, and therefore, the filter device 30 is intended to filter the waste animal fat a stored in the main storage unit 13C by using a filter net or the like of various shapes, thereby filtering out fine impurities, residues, and the like contained therein again.
The refining apparatus 40 for refining and refining the refined animal fat B passing through the filtering apparatus 30 may use the refining apparatus 40 of the known art. In the present invention, the waste animal fat a filtered by the refining apparatus 40 is referred to as refined animal fat B.
The separation device 50 is configured to separate, from the refined animal fat B extracted by the extraction device 40, 25wt% of methanol (CH 3 OH) and 0.5wt% potassium hydroxide (KOH) based on the total weight of the refined animal fat B, and then heating it to a user-specified set temperature in the refining apparatus 40, and then passing the user-specified set time. To this end, the separating apparatus 50 comprises: a mixing tub 51 for mixing refined animal fat, methanol and hydrogen oxide; a heating device 52 for heating the refined animal fat, methanol and hydrogen oxide in the mixing tub; temperature and time control means for adjusting the temperature and time of the heating means 52.
After a predetermined time, the Refined animal fat B is separated into a Refined Oil (C, C) layer and a Glycerin (D, D) layer in the mixing tub 51 because the Refined Oil C has a lower density than the Glycerin D, and thus the Refined Oil C layer is formed on the upper portion of the Glycerin D layer.
In summary, the hot air generating apparatus using waste animal fat according to the present invention includes: a conveying unit such as a conveyor belt or the like; a heating unit for heating the slaughter waste conveyed by the conveying unit; a degreasing unit for compressing slaughter waste heated by the heating unit to thereby generate waste gas grease; a storage unit for storing the waste grease degreased by the degreasing unit; and a hot air generating unit for supplying and burning the waste grease stored in the storage unit to generate hot air, the above units being sequentially connected to each other to degrease and store the waste grease contained in the slaughtered waste, and then supplying the waste grease with fuel and drying the object to be dried using the hot air generated during the burning.
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1. A hot air generating apparatus using waste animal fat, comprising:
a conveyor belt conveying unit (11) for supplying slaughter waste by conveying;
a heating unit (12) for heating slaughter waste conveyed by the conveyor belt conveying unit (11);
a degreasing unit (100) for receiving slaughter waste heated by the heating unit (12) and separating and discharging the waste grease and slaughter byproducts, respectively;
a grease storage unit (13) connected to the degreasing unit (100) and configured to store waste grease generated by the degreasing unit (100); and
a hot air generating unit (20) for generating hot air while supplying and burning the waste grease stored in the grease storing unit (13),
the degreasing unit (100) further comprises:
a hopper unit (110) for feeding slaughter waste heated from the heating unit (12);
a hollow main body unit (120) for receiving slaughtered waste thrown in from the hopper unit (110);
slaughter waste conveying device (130), comprising: a drive shaft (132) which is provided inside the main body unit (120) and is provided with a screw (131) that conveys slaughtered waste; a drive motor (133) for driving the drive shaft;
a screen unit (140) for separating waste grease in slaughter waste conveyed from the main body unit (120); and
a slaughter waste discharge unit (150) provided at one end of the screen unit (140) and formed with a slaughter by-product discharge port (151) for discharging separated waste grease,
the slaughter waste discharge unit (150) comprises:
a cone unit (152) which is formed in a cylindrical shape by a plurality of rotating plates (152 a) so as to partially overlap each other, thereby being capable of rotating at the end of the screen unit (140) and having a diameter smaller toward the tip;
a cover unit (153) provided outside the taper unit (152);
a compression coil spring (154) having one end connected to the cone unit (152) and the other end connected to an inner wall of the cover unit (153) and being expanded and contracted by a conveying pressure of slaughter waste conveyed from the slaughter waste conveying device (130) to thereby change a diameter of the cone unit (152),
the rotating plate (152 a) is formed such that a width (W1) of one end connected to the screen unit (140) is smaller than a width (W2) of the other end, the tapered unit (152) is formed in a hollow conical shape which is partially overlapped with each other by the plurality of rotating plates (152 a) and gradually becomes smaller toward an end diameter, and the rotating plates (152 a) are formed in a circular shape protruding upward, or formed by a plate-like member having elasticity, the larger the overlapping area with the adjacent other cover units (153) is the farther the tapered unit (152) is from the screen unit (140),
the inside of the cover unit (153) is provided with a partition crease member (155) connected to the inner wall surface of the cover unit (153) and to the outside of the cone unit (152), the partition crease member (155) is provided at a position closer to a slaughter by-product discharge port (151) for discharging a slaughter by-product than the compression coil spring (154),
the hot air generation unit (20) includes: a pump chamber (23) having a hollow interior; a combustion furnace (24),
which is arranged in the pump chamber (23); a combustion tube (25) provided in the combustion furnace (24) in the longitudinal direction, wherein a supply unit (26) for supplying combustion air into the combustion tube (25) is provided in a penetrating manner, an electric heater (27) for generating heat is provided in the combustion tube (25) in the longitudinal direction, and an ignition device (28) for igniting a spark is provided at one end of the combustion tube (25).
2. The apparatus for producing hot air using waste animal fat according to claim 1, wherein,
the lower part of the hopper unit (110) is also provided with a slaughtered waste crushing unit (112),
it is advanced and retracted by a cylinder (111).
3. The apparatus for generating hot air using waste animal fat according to claim 1, further comprising:
and a drying unit (14) connected to the degreasing unit (100) and configured to store and dry slaughter byproducts discharged after degreasing by separation from the degreasing unit (100).
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