JPH0553495U - Auxiliary rack for hanging tobacco - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Purpose] To reduce the labor required for hanging fresh leaves and unloading dry leaves when drying tobacco leaves, and at the same time, preventing uneven drying of the tobacco leaves. [Structure] A pair of left and right side frames, and a connection which is attached across the side frames and holds the left and right side frames so as to stand upright in parallel with each other at an interval substantially corresponding to the width of the entrance of a drying chamber of a leaf tobacco dryer. By temporarily constructing a hanger receiving part by hanging it on the hanger receiving part by forming a hanger receiving part horizontally outwardly along the upper edge of the side frame by forming a hanger with the rod. In addition, the temporarily suspended hanger can be hung together with the auxiliary rack on the hanging rail of the drying room.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial application]

 The present invention relates to an auxiliary rack for suspending leaf tobacco used when suspending fresh leaves of a leaf tobacco hung on a hanger into a drying chamber of a leaf dryer.

[0002]

[Prior Art]

 Generally, when hanging a fresh leaf into a dryer for leaf tobacco drying, the fresh leaf is stuffed in a hanger such as a binder, and the hunger hanger is hung in a drying chamber of the dryer in a multi-stage manner. From the packing work place, the hangers that have been filled up are brought into the drying chamber one by one, and they are sequentially mounted on the suspension rails in the drying chamber. Similarly, for dry leaf unloading after drying, hangers are taken out one by one from the hanging rail of the drying room and transported to the leaf removing work place (often the leaf filling work place also serves as this). Therefore, the dry leaves are removed from the hanger.

[0003]

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention]

 Therefore, it is necessary to carry back and forth between the leaf filling workbench and the drying chamber of the dryer many times with a hanger that suspends leaf tobacco, and a hanger for hanging on the upper hanging rail. You have to repeat going up and down the bastion many times.

As described above, the work of suspending fresh leaves and the process of picking and removing dry leaves in the drying of leaf tobacco have conventionally been labor intensive and require a lot of manpower. However, the wages of workers are high due to various social factors today. Employment of workers has become difficult due to rising prices and labor shortages, and there is a strong demand for labor saving.

In addition, as described above, in the method of suspending the hangers one by one in the drying chamber, it is difficult to hang the drying chamber so that the entire drying chamber has a uniform density. Drying unevenness is likely to occur.

The present invention has been made in view of the current situation, and the object of the present invention is to make it possible to suspend and unload a large number of hangers in a drying room at a time, and to remove fresh leaves accompanying leaf tobacco drying. The purpose of the present invention is to provide an auxiliary rack for drying leaf tobacco, which can reduce labor for hanging and unloading dry leaves and also prevent uneven drying.

[0007]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the auxiliary rack for suspending leaf tobacco of the present invention is a pair of left and right side frames, and the left and right side frames are installed across the side frames, and the left and right side frames are the width of the drying chamber inlet of the leaf tobacco dryer. And a connecting rod that holds it so as to stand upright in parallel at an interval substantially corresponding to the above, and the hanger receiving part is formed by protruding horizontally toward the outer side along the upper edge of the side frame. A roller is provided on the back side of the rack so that the hanger packed with leaves can be hung on this auxiliary rack, and this auxiliary rack can be mounted on the hanging rail of the drying room. is there.

[0008]

[Action]

 In the case of the auxiliary rack for suspending leaf tobacco configured as described above, the leaf-filled hangers are temporarily hung on the auxiliary rack near the leaf-stuffing work place, and the hangers of the prescribed number are hung temporarily. You can carry the rack to the drying room, hang the hanger receiving part on the hanging rail of the drying room with the hanger temporarily suspended, and hang the hanger in the auxiliary rack and drying room. It is possible to collect the hangers together with the auxiliary rack from the drying room and carry them to the work area for removing leaves.

[0009]

【Example】

 An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In the figure, A is an auxiliary rack for suspension, and a pair of left and right side frames a, a are connected by two connecting rods b, c so that the side frames a stand upright at a predetermined interval. It is configured as follows.

The side frame a forms a tubular pipe receiver 2 by rounding the lower end of an upper frame plate 1 made of a metal plate material, and a presser foot formed by bending a metal rod material into a square shape on the pipe receiver 2. By inserting both ends of the frame 3, the holding frame 3 is pivotally folded on the upper frame plate 1 and vertically hung vertically.

In addition, a hanger receiving portion 4 for locking a leaf tobacco hanger is formed on the upper frame plate 1 of the side frame a so as to project horizontally outward from the upper end of the frame plate 1, and the entire length of the auxiliary rack A in the depth direction. A roller 5 which extends over the entire length of the hanger receiving part 4 and which is located at both ends in the depth direction of the auxiliary rack A and rotates around a vertical axis, has a part of the peripheral edge thereof at the tip of the hanger receiving part 4. Rollers 6 are mounted so as to project from the rollers 5 and are further positioned at intervals between the rollers 5 and rotated about a horizontal axis at appropriate intervals. The hanger receiving portion 4 is provided with hanger drop-out prevention pieces 7 standing upright on three sides of the hanger receiving portion 4 excluding the side facing the inside of the auxiliary rack A. Further, the hanger receiving portion 4 has a width similar to that of the hanging rail 10 provided on the inner surface of the side wall of the drying chamber B, and the distance between the side frames a in the hanger receiving portion 4 is the inner diameter of the front of the drying chamber A. Approximately the size.

One of the two connecting rods b and c is erected and fixed across the upper frame plate 1 of the side frame a at one end in the depth direction of the auxiliary rack A, and the other c is in the depth direction of the auxiliary rack A. At the end opposite to the end to which the one connecting rod b is fixed, the pressing frame 3 of the side frame A is detachably mounted. The detachable connecting rod c is constructed by providing locking portions 8 bent in a key shape on both ends of a metal rod, and the locking portions 8 are hooked on the holding frame 3 of the side frames a facing each other. It is mounted between the frames 3 to prevent the presser frame 3 from spreading outward.

The auxiliary rack A configured as above suspends the leaf tobacco by mounting the leaf-filled hanger C over the hanger receiving portion 4. Then, the auxiliary rack A in which a predetermined number of hangers C are hung is carried to the drying chamber B by using an appropriate means, and the hanger receiving portion 4 is attached to the hanging rail 10 of the drying chamber B while the hangers C are mounted. Stop and mount in dry room B. As a result, a predetermined number of hanger Cs packed with leaves are collectively suspended in the drying chamber B.

When temporarily suspending the tobacco leaf on the auxiliary rack A, as shown in FIG. 4, the temporary suspension rack D provided with the temporary suspension rails 11 for locking the hanger receiving portion 4 of the auxiliary rack A is installed on the leaf filling work table. If the auxiliary rack A is provided nearby and the auxiliary rack A can be supported on the temporary suspension rack D like a body, the lifting work can be easily performed. At this time, if the detachable connecting rod c of the auxiliary rack A is removed and the work is suspended from the side where the connecting rod c is removed, the connecting rods b and c may interfere with the work. Absent. The detached connecting rod c is attached by hanging it over the holding frame 3 after the temporary hanging on the auxiliary rack A is completed, and the leaf tobacco is held together with the holding frame 3 by being held in the auxiliary rack A.

Further, in order to carry the auxiliary rack A in which the hanger C with leaves is suspended to the drying chamber B, a movable guide wheel 12 and a vertically movable guide rail for locking the hanger receiving portion 4 of the auxiliary rack A are used. It is convenient to prepare a transfer rack E provided with 13 and transfer the auxiliary rack A from the temporary suspension rack D 1 to the transfer rack E and carry it to the drying chamber B 1. At this time, if the height of the guide rail 13 of the transport rack E is adjusted to the height of the temporary suspension rail 11, the auxiliary rack A is moved from the temporary suspension rail 11 of the temporary suspension rack D by the rollers 5 and 6 on the back surface of the hanger receiving portion 4. If the slide rail easily slides to the guide rail 13 of the transport rack E and further aligns with the suspending rail 10 of the drying chamber B, the slide rail easily slides from the guide rail 13 to the suspending rail 10 of the drying chamber B. It is more convenient for the transport rack E to have a number of guide rails 13 corresponding to the number of the hanging rails 10 provided in the drying chamber B as shown in FIG.

The auxiliary rack A suspended in the drying chamber B is slid on the suspending rail 10 by the rollers 5 and 6 on the back side of the hanger receiving portion 4 and is pushed inward sequentially, and the suspending rail 10 is provided with one step. Suspend a specified number without gaps.

After completion of the drying, the auxiliary rack A is taken out of the drying chamber B and carried to the required leaf removing work place with the hanger C hanging dry leaves hanging in the reverse operation of the above hanging operation. ..

In the embodiment described above, the number of the connecting rods c detachably erected on the presser frame 3 is one, but it is also possible to use a plurality of, for example, two, and in this case, one of them. Is installed on the presser frame 3 on the same side as the connecting rod b fixed to the upper frame plate 1 in the depth direction.

[0019]

【effect】

 Since the present invention is configured as described above, it has the following effects. (1). The hanger with leaves can be temporarily hung on the auxiliary rack and carried along with the auxiliary rack, or can be hung in the drying chamber. Therefore, the hanger can be transported and dried between the leaf-filling workbench (leaf removal workbench) and the drying room. It is possible to carry out hanging from the room hanging rail and unloading from the hanging rail in a batch of several to ten or more, and it is possible to save the labor involved in hanging and unloading leaf tobacco. .. (2). Since the rollers on the back side of the hanger receiving part can be slid on the hanging rails of the drying chamber, it can be easily hung in any position in the drying chamber. (3). It is possible to temporarily suspend several hugging hangers that have been packed outside the drying room in advance and then hang the hanger together with the auxiliary rack into the drying room as it is. Compared to hanging one by one, leaf tobacco can be hung evenly in the entire drying room, and uneven drying is less likely to occur.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an auxiliary rack for suspending leaf tobacco according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view.

FIG. 3 is a front view.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an example of temporarily suspending a leaf-filled hanger on an auxiliary rack.

FIG. 5 is a side view showing an example of a state of being suspended in a drying chamber,
The drying chamber is shown in a vertical section.

[Explanation of symbols]

A Auxiliary rack B Drying chamber a Side frame b Connection rod c Connection rod 4 Hanger receiving part 5 Roller 6 Roller

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A pair of left and right side frames and a pair of left and right side frames that are attached to each other and are held so as to stand in parallel with a space substantially corresponding to the width of the entrance of the drying chamber of the leaf tobacco dryer. A hanger receiving part is formed by projecting outward horizontally along the upper edge of the side frame and a roller is arranged on the back side of the hanger receiving part for hanging a leaf cigarette. Auxiliary rack.