DEP0053696DA - Tine shakers on threshing machines - Google Patents

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lay. Otto Wedel, Gunzenhausen Mfr.

Ansbacherstr »26

Machine factory Gustav Unkel & Sons

Gunzenhausen Sdfr.

Tine shakers on threshing machines

The purpose of tine saddles on threshing machines is to shake the straw leaving the threshing drum and the concave so that the carters that are dragged along in the straw are shaken out. Furthermore, with their free end swinging up and down, they should transfer the straw to the transport stairs above the reuter's hare sieve so that the straw is conveyed out of the threshing machine when the reuter sways back and forth * The tine shaker consists of a shaft arranged above the reuter base _s which makes short turning movements to the right and left when swinging the Reuter back and forth, so that the free ends of the tines attached to it swing up and down f the tine shaker shaft is supported in the swinging Reuter.

The disadvantage of tine shakers arranged in this way is that, when lying close to the bottom of the hive, they have only a little ventilation for the straw falling on them when swinging up and down, so that shaking the straw when shaking the straw is insufficient. Also makes it disturbing that through the deep layer of zinc shaker Well "over the Reuter ground prongs n eh their free ^ ends zn obliquely upwards come are au, the straw sodaes virtually gebildet® through them slippery slope up" other needs. This upward movement of the straw is probably supported by the fact that the following straw, which shoots out of the drum and the concave, adds an S dmb to the straw already lying on the shaker tines, which helps convey the threshed straw out into the open . arise at the concave outlet and the drum grabs the straw that is not conveyed away from it sufficiently quickly, pulls it up again, so that the drum gets enough laps. The threshed straw leaving the threshing drum and the threshing concave hits a flap board at the left corner of the canal at high speed, which can be suspended in hinges so that the threshed straw is already caught by the transport stairs when it falls down this from the threshing channel

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The drawing shows a threshing machine with a zinc chute according to the invention. II the top view of the tab and Ztnfeeo shaker shown.

The side channel formed by two sides 1! the thresher has in its closed end wall part at 4p 2 threshing concave -and 3 on "Below this Ureschaggregates the! udders 4 arranged» the floating suspension in && ß arrow directions 5 »6 oscillates in the work of laschine back wad. The Heuterboden 7 is arranged so inclined that it falls to the eighth Exceeding above 8 it consists of a H & sendi-eh 9, which is arranged at the opposite incline and rises "ach d" at the outlet of the Ereseh Canal. Ib befcajnte? * Fraise is the prey 4 suspended from pendulum springs 11, 12 on the machine frame of the threshing machine, whereby the traditional spiral spring 11 is firmly connected with the sinking shaker shaft 13 "is _f s® € ass when the prey swaying back and forth ia Eeuterrahaea 14 ($ ig. II) at 15 (Pig. XI) mounted sink shaft makes 13 rotary movements to the right and left. On the SiMkenschüttierwelle 13 are once sufficient number Peder sink 16 via bracket 17 (FIG. I) fixedly disposed ₉ sodasa check the rotational movements of the tines Zinkeusehiittlerwelle then transferred to the shaker so that the same with their free ^ NDEA to. Swing the threshing channel outlet pointing _{back and forth in the 18 t} 19 partial drive unit. A guide plate 20 is arranged above the shaker Einkenwelle 13, ds.s with its free end protrudes under the basket outlet plate 21 of the Ereschkorbea 3, so that the straw that falls briefly during threshing is guided undisturbed onto the tines 16. This guide plate 2® makes naturally The vibrations of the tines 16, as described, with the fact that the free edge of the baffle 20 swings up when the ends of the baffles vibrate, because the baffle is on the opposite side, seen from the center of the tine shaker shaft Sehüttlerzinkenwelie 13 fixed Schtittlerrinken 16 are ao positioned high above the Keuterbodeu that © ie not on the outward and Hersehwiagen in its top ^ otlag® come and to be above the horizontal is their bottom "dead center inclined sum Dreschksaialausgaiag eat steht- It brightens from the fact that the straw immigrates practically with a fall suai Dresehkanel & uslauf lO. Still feasted ^ ^ i «high eaam Eeuterboden left egenden Scfaiittlersinkea 16 the catenary dea straw on the ^ ransporttreppen 22 ia sufficiently high sum Hasensieb B are arranged soäass the I> angstrom © h through the ^s @ chüttl r®iukea, ¥ om S "rzstroh" ad Sorn ®asgeschüttelt * view

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Claims (1)

Patent claims s 1. Threshing machine with oscillating vibrating vibrating shaker arranged in the Semter, characterized in that the zinc caeehiittierwelle is made up of a fine guide plate which grips anter the Korbawsiaupblech, the extension of which after the straw construction in shaker prongs are arranged around the guide plate and shaker tines are eccentric to the tin shaft shaker arranged co-oscillating 2infcenschiittler gesaäss claim 1 thereby geleenjiseichuet, daos the so high above that are arranged * that they "do not need to swing backwards and forwards over the horizontal" when they swing back and forth. 3. Threshing machine with oscillating shaders arranged in the manure, characterized in that »the Sch-Uttlergiiilcen Anywhere in the work area of Sasensieb - and the frausporttreppec arranged above it