CN115541630A - Ray receiving device - Google Patents

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CN115541630A
CN115541630A CN202211515950.9A CN202211515950A CN115541630A CN 115541630 A CN115541630 A CN 115541630A CN 202211515950 A CN202211515950 A CN 202211515950A CN 115541630 A CN115541630 A CN 115541630A
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才明杰
张建强
汪海山
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Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of mine ore sorting, and discloses a ray receiving device which comprises at least two ray sources and ray receivers, wherein the ray receivers are arranged to form a ray receiving surface; the ray emitted by the ray source reaches a receiving point on the ray receiving surface, and the tangent of the ray receiving surface passing through the receiving point is perpendicular to the ray, so that the ray is perpendicular to the normal of the ray receiving surface as far as possible, the formation of an ore image is avoided being influenced, and the ore image effect and the ore sorting effect are ensured; the distance between the emission point of each ray self-ray source sent by the ray source and the receiving point on the ray receiving surface can be further equal, the time from the emission point to the ray receiving surface of each ray can be considered to be approximately the same, so that when each ray simultaneously penetrates through ores with different transmission distances from the central line of the ray receiving surface, the imaging time of each ore is the same, the ore separation precision and separation effect are improved, and the ore separation production is facilitated.

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Ray receiving device
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of mine ore sorting, in particular to a ray receiving device.
Background
In the field of ore separators, the ore identification precision is always used as a core influence factor and is an important direction for research and development.
At present, most of ore sorting and identifying systems are of an X-ray type. Wherein, the X-ray is a point ray source, and the emitted X-ray is a fan-shaped plane.
In the prior art, most of the ore identification systems comprise an X-ray emission source and an X-ray receiver. The plurality of X-ray receivers are horizontally arranged and combined to form a ray receiving surface. When the X-ray detector is used, the X-ray emission source emits a fan-shaped radiation surface through the emission point, and X-rays penetrate through detected ores and then irradiate an X-ray receiving surface formed by the X-ray receiver. According to the characteristics of the ore, the ray received by the ray receiving surface is changed, and the ore is distinguished according to the change of the ray. It can be seen that when X-rays are perpendicularly incident on the X-ray receiving surface, the X-ray receiving effect of the X-ray receiver is optimal, and the detection and sorting accuracy is also optimal.
However, when the X-ray penetrates through the ore and irradiates on the X-ray receiving surface, an included angle is formed between the X-ray receiving surface and the normal of the X-ray receiving surface, and the included angle influences the formation of the ore image. In addition, the closer the ore is to the central line of the ray receiving surface, the larger the included angle is, the shorter the time for the ray to reach the ray receiving surface after penetrating through the ore is, so that the imaging time of the ore far away from the central line of the ray receiving surface and the ore close to the central line of the ray receiving surface are different even if the ray is transmitted simultaneously; and then lead to reducing the sorting precision, influence and select separately the effect, be unfavorable for the ore and select separately production.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a ray receiving device, aiming at overcoming the defects of an ore identification system in the prior art: when the ray penetrates through the ore and irradiates on the ray receiving surface, an included angle is formed between the ray receiving surface and the normal of the ray receiving surface, and the included angle influences the formation of an ore image. Thereby improve ore image quality, improve and select separately precision and ore sorting effect.
The invention provides a ray receiving device which comprises ray sources and ray receivers, wherein the number of the ray receivers is at least two, and the ray receivers are arranged to form a ray receiving surface; and the ray emitted by the ray source reaches a receiving point on the ray receiving surface, and the tangent of the ray receiving surface passing through the receiving point is vertical to the ray.
In order to overcome the defects of the ore identification system in the prior art: the ore with different distances from the central line of the ray receiving surface has different imaging time even if rays are transmitted simultaneously, and further, the distances from the emitting point of the ray source to the receiving point on the ray receiving surface of each ray emitted by the ray source are equal.
The ray receiving device of the invention can at least achieve the following beneficial effects:
the ray receiving device provided by the invention has the advantages that when rays emitted by the ray source reach the ray receiving surface, the rays can be perpendicular to the tangent line of the ray receiving surface at the receiving point, so that when the rays penetrate through ores and irradiate on the ray receiving surface, the rays are perpendicular to the ray receiving surface as much as possible, the formation of ore images is avoided, and the ore image effect and the ore sorting effect are ensured.
The ray receiving device can further ensure that the distances from the emitting point of the ray source to the receiving point on the ray receiving surface of each ray emitted by the ray source are equal, so that the time from the emitting point to the ray receiving surface of each ray can be considered to be approximately the same, and therefore when each ray simultaneously penetrates through ores with different transmission distances from the central line of the ray receiving surface, the imaging time of each ore is the same, the ore separation precision and separation effect are improved, and the ore separation production is facilitated.
The ray receiving device is reasonable in structure, convenient to install, use, maintain and replace parts, capable of reducing ore sorting production cost, economical, environment-friendly, capable of being used for sorting production of various ores, and wide in application range.
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The accompanying drawings, which are included to provide a further understanding of the invention and are incorporated in and constitute a part of this specification, illustrate embodiments of the invention and together with the description serve to explain the invention and not to limit the invention. In the drawings:
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a prior art ore identification system;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a radiation receiving device of the present application;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a base plate of the radiation receiving device of the present application;
fig. 4 is a partially enlarged schematic view of the mounting plate at I in fig. 3.
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100 is ore, 110 is X-ray emission source, 120 is X-ray receiver linear array, 130 is X-ray receiving surface, 140 is X-ray, 150 is X-ray fan-shaped radiation surface, and 160 is central line of X-ray receiving surface;
the device comprises a radiation source 1, a ray emitting point 101, a ray fan-shaped radiation surface 102, a ray receiver 2, an arc-shaped linear array 201, a ray receiving surface 3, a ray receiving surface center line 301, a ray, a receiving point 5, a seat plate 6 and a mounting plate 7.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the technical solutions of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the specific embodiments of the present invention and the accompanying drawings. It is to be understood that the described embodiments are merely exemplary of the invention, and not restrictive of the full scope of the invention. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
In the process of sorting ores 100, as shown in fig. 1, the prior art ore identification system mostly includes an X-ray emitter 110 and an X-ray receiver line 120 consisting of a plurality of X-ray receivers. X-ray receiving surface 130 of X-ray receiver linear array 120 receives X-rays 140 emitted by X-ray emitting source 110. In use, X-rays 140 emitted from the X-ray emitting source 110 form a fan-shaped X-ray radiation surface 150, and the X-rays 150 penetrate through the mineral being inspected 100 and then irradiate the X-ray receiving surfaces 130 of the linear X-ray receiver arrays 120. The X-rays 140 received by the X-ray receiving surface 130 vary according to the characteristics of the ore 100, and the ore 100 is identified according to the variation of the X-rays 140. It can be seen that when X-rays 140 are perpendicularly incident on the X-ray receiving face 130, the X-ray receiver linear array 120 has the best receiving effect on the X-rays 140 and the best detection and sorting accuracy.
Referring to fig. 1, since the X-rays 140 penetrate the ore 100 and impinge on the X-ray receiving surface 130, they form an angle with the normal to the X-ray receiving surface 130, which angle affects the formation of an image of the ore 100.
Furthermore, since the closer the ore 100 is to the center line 160 of the X-ray receiving surface, the larger the above-mentioned angle, the shorter the time for the X-ray 140 to reach the X-ray receiving surface 130 after penetrating the ore 100, resulting in the difference in imaging time between the ore 100 far from the center line 160 of the X-ray receiving surface and the ore 100 close to the center line 160 of the X-ray receiving surface, even if the X-ray 140 is transmitted at the same time; further reducing the separation precision, affecting the separation effect and being not beneficial to the separation production of the ore 100.
Example 1
In order to overcome the disadvantage of the prior art ore identification system shown in fig. 1, when the X-ray 140 penetrates the ore 100 and irradiates the X-ray receiving surface 130, an included angle is formed between the X-ray receiving surface 130 and the normal line, and the included angle affects the formation of the image of the ore 100. The present embodiment provides the following ray reception apparatus.
A ray receiving device, please refer to FIG. 2, comprising a ray source 1 and ray receivers 2, the number of the ray receivers 2 is at least two, and the ray receivers 2 are arranged to form a ray receiving surface 3; a ray 4 emitted by the radiation source 1 reaches a receiving point 5 on the radiation receiving surface 3, and a tangent to the radiation receiving surface 3 passing through the receiving point 5 is perpendicular to the ray 4.
The ray receiving device of this embodiment, ray 4 is launched through ray emission point 101 of ray source 1 and is constituted fan-shaped radiation surface 102 of ray, when each ray 4 in fan-shaped radiation surface 102 of ray arrived on the ray receiving face 3, all can be perpendicular to the tangent line of ray receiving face 3 in receiving point 5 department for when ray 4 shines on ray receiving face 3 after penetrating ore 100, reduce greatly, even eliminate the contained angle between ray 4 and the ray receiving face 3 normal, thereby avoid influencing the formation of ore 100 image, guarantee ore 100 image effect and ore 100 sorting effect.
Therein, the center line of the radiation source 1 may coincide with the center line 301 of the radiation receiving surface in order to receive the radiation 4 emitted by the radiation source 1 as evenly as possible by the radiation receivers 2 arranged on the radiation receiving surface 3.
The radiation receiving surface 3 may be formed by a plurality of radiation receivers 2 arranged uniformly.
Example 2
In order to overcome the defects of the ore identification system in the prior art shown in fig. 1: the ore 100 having a different distance from the central line of the radiation receiving surface 3 has a different imaging time even if the radiation 4 is transmitted at the same time, and this embodiment is based on the radiation receiving apparatus provided in embodiment 1. Furthermore, the distances between the emission points of the radiation source 1 and the receiving points 5 on the radiation receiving surface 3 of the rays 4 emitted by the radiation source 1 are equal.
In the ray receiving device of the embodiment, each ray 4 emitted from the emitting point of the ray source 1 is received by each receiving point 5 on the ray receiving surface 3, and the distances from the emitting point to the receiving points 5 of each ray 4 are equal, so that the time from the emitting point to the ray receiving surface 3 of each ray 4 can be considered to be approximately the same, when each ray 4 simultaneously passes through ores 400 with different transmission distances from the central line of the ray receiving surface 3, the imaging time of each ore 100 is the same, thereby improving the sorting precision and sorting effect of the ores 100 and being beneficial to sorting production of the ores 100.
It should be noted that, if the distances between the receiving point 5 of the radiation 4 transmitted through each ore 100 on the radiation receiving surface 3 and the ore 100 are also equal, it is more helpful to ensure an improvement in the sorting accuracy.
Preferably, the radiation source 1 is a point radiation source, the radiation receiving surface 3 is a circular arc, and the radiation source 1 is located at the center of the radiation receiving surface 3.
At this time, a plurality of ray receivers 2 are arranged on a ray receiving surface 3 forming an arc-shaped linear array 201 structure, distances between receiving points 5 of rays 4 emitted by a ray source 1 of a point emitting source on the arc-shaped ray receiving surface 3 and the ray source 1 are equal, time from the emitting point to the ray receiving surface 3 of each ray 4 can be considered to be the same, therefore, when each ray 4 simultaneously penetrates through ores 100 with different distances from the central line of the ray receiving surface 3, imaging time of each ore 100 is the same, and sorting accuracy of the ores 100 is guaranteed.
The above-mentioned preferred scheme is also preferably applicable to the ray receiving apparatus in embodiment 1, when the ray source 1 is a point radiation source, the ray receiving surface 3 is in the shape of an arc, and the ray source 1 is located at the center of the circle of the ray receiving surface 3, the ray source 1 of the point radiation source emits rays 4 to the receiving point 5 on the ray receiving surface 3, and because the ray receiving surface 3 is in the shape of an arc, theoretically, an included angle between a normal line of the ray receiving surface 3 passing through the receiving point 5 of each ray 4 and the ray 4 is zero, so that the included angle between each ray 4 and the normal line of the ray receiving surface 3 is greatly reduced or even eliminated, thereby avoiding influencing the image formation of the ore 100, and ensuring the image effect of the ore 100 and the sorting effect of the ore 100.
In order to facilitate the arrangement of the radiation receiver 2 to form a radiation receiving surface 3 in the shape of a circular arc, the radiation receiver 2 is mounted on a seat plate 6 in the shape of a circular arc, see fig. 3.
The base plate 6 is an arc-shaped plate with a partial circular ring structure, the plurality of ray receivers 2 are arranged on the base plate 6 in parallel to form arc-shaped linear arrays 201, and the arc-shaped ray receiving surfaces 3 formed by the arc-shaped linear arrays 201 realize high-precision detection and sorting of ores 100 at different positions.
In order to facilitate the sectional disassembly and maintenance of the seat plate 6, the seat plate 6 can be of a sectional splicing structure. Namely, the seat plate 6 may be formed by splicing and combining a plurality of circular arc plates to form an integral circular arc plate. The adjacent segmental arc-shaped plates can be connected through bolts.
In order to facilitate the installation and removal of the radiation receiver 2 on the seat plate 6, fig. 4 shows a partial enlarged structure at I in fig. 3, and referring to fig. 4, the radiation receiver 2 can be installed on the seat plate 6 through an installation plate 7. The mounting plate 7 may be a rectangular plate.
For example, one or more radiation receivers 2 arranged in a circular arc shape are mounted on the mounting plate 7, and the radiation receivers 2 can be connected with the mounting plate 7 through bolts. The number of the mounting plates 7 can be multiple, and the mounting plates 7 can be arranged on the circular arc-shaped seat plate 6 in a circular arc-shaped arrangement. The mounting plate 7 may be bolted to the seat plate 6.
In order to facilitate more accurate disassembly and maintenance of the partial ray receiver 2, the mounting plate 7 is of a segmented splicing structure. That is, the mounting plate 7 may be formed by arranging and splicing a plurality of rectangular plates side by side to form an overall rectangular mounting plate 7, or arranged and spliced in a circular arc shape to form an overall circular arc-shaped mounting plate 7. A plurality of radiation receivers 2 may be mounted on each rectangular plate.
To achieve 360 ° sorting of the ore 100, the radiation receiving face 3 may be cylindrical. In this case, a circular array structure may be formed by arranging a plurality of individual radiation receivers 2 along the same circumference, thereby forming the radiation receiving surface 3 of the circular array structure. The seat plate 6 is a circular ring plate formed by combining and splicing circular ring plates or a plurality of sections of circular arc plates. A plurality of mounting plates 7 with independent structures or the mounting plates 7 formed by combining and splicing are arranged to form a circular ring.
As an alternative to the arc-shaped radiation receiving surface 3, the radiation receiving surface 3 may also be a multi-segment bending surface, the multi-segment bending surface includes at least three segments of planes, bending angles are disposed between adjacent planes, the lengths of the planes are equal, and the angles of the bending angles are equal.
The ray-receiving face 3 is, for example, a partial-segment structure of a regular polygonal face, for example, a regular twenty-square face, in which six sides are taken as the ray-receiving face 3.
At this time, the radiation receivers 2 are arranged in a partial regular polygon. The base plate 6 is a part of regular polygonal plate, or a plurality of rectangular plates are combined and spliced to form the regular polygonal plate. The mounting plates 7 are arranged in a partial regular polygon.
Also, to achieve 360 ° sorting of the ore 100, the radiation receiving face 3 may be a regular polygonal cylinder.
At this time, the regular polygon array structure may be configured by arranging a plurality of individual radiation receivers 2 along the same regular polygon, thereby configuring the radiation receiving face 3 of the regular polygon array structure. The base plate 6 is a regular polygonal plate formed by combining and splicing regular polygonal plates or a plurality of sections of regular polygonal plates. A plurality of mounting plates 7 with single structures or the mounting plates 7 formed by combining and splicing are arranged to form a regular polygon.
In the above embodiments, the radiation source 1 may also employ the X-ray emission source 110, and the radiation receiver 2 may also employ the X-ray receiver 120.
The above are merely examples of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the present invention. Various modifications and alterations to this invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art. Any modification, equivalent replacement, improvement, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the scope of the claims of the present invention.

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1. A ray receiving device comprises ray sources and ray receivers, and is characterized in that the number of the ray receivers is at least two, and the ray receivers are arranged to form a ray receiving surface; and the ray emitted by the ray source reaches a receiving point on the ray receiving surface, and the tangent of the ray receiving surface passing through the receiving point is vertical to the ray.
2. A radiation receiving device as recited in claim 1, wherein a centerline of said radiation source coincides with a centerline of said radiation receiving face.
3. A radiation receiving apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the distances between the radiation emitted from the radiation source and the receiving points on the radiation receiving surface from the emitting point of the radiation source are equal.
4. The radiation receiving apparatus of claim 3, wherein the radiation source is a point radiation source, the radiation receiving surface is in the shape of a circular arc, and the radiation source is located at the center of the circle of the radiation receiving surface.
5. A radiation receiving device according to claim 4, wherein said radiation receiver is mounted on a saddle of circular arc shape.
6. A radiation receiving device as claimed in claim 5, wherein said seat plate is a segmented splice construction.
7. A radiation receiving device according to claim 5, wherein said radiation receiver is mounted on said base plate by means of a mounting plate.
8. The radiation receiving device of claim 7, wherein the mounting plate is a segmented splice structure.
9. A radiation receiving device according to claim 3, wherein said radiation receiving surface is a cylindrical surface.
10. The radiation receiving apparatus of claim 3, wherein the radiation receiving surface is a regular polygonal cylinder.
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