SU1546382A1 - Longitudinal conveyer - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a transport engineering and allows for improved reliability. The conveyor includes guides 1, traverses moving along them in the form of bases 3 with pivoting levers (PR) 4 and clamps. The latter are made in the form of 3 elastic straps (UE) 6 rigidly fixed on the bases with stops (U). The bases 3 are connected with the traction body 2, and in the reception area there are installed dropping mechanisms 5, which act on the free ends of the UE 6. On the consoles of the bases 3, limiters are mounted, located above the UE 6, which are connected by springs 9 with PR 4. Timber is fed to traverse and move to the place of reception, where the mechanisms of dropping 5 affect the free ends of the UE 6. When the latter bend, they move away from PR 4, the latter turn away from the mass of timber and the traverse is released. After the timber is dropped, the UE 6 returns to its original position to the stops 8, and the PR 4 by means of the springs 9 engages with the U. 2 C.p. f-ly, 2 ill.

Description

The invention relates to transport- (mechanical engineering) and can be used for the transportation and sorting of timber at the enterprises of the timber and woodworking industry.

The purpose of the invention is to increase the reliability of work.

Figure 1 shows a longitudinal container with a log, a general view; in FIG. 2, at the moment of log shedding.

The longitudinal conveyor includes guides 1, a traction body 2 (in cable view) associated with traverses, on bases 3 of which are installed (turning levers 4 and clamps, and driving mechanisms for dropping 5, for example, clamps are made in the form of elastic ttnaHOK 6, one end of which is rigidly fixed on the base 3 of the cross-beams and the other, the free end is located in the zone of action of the drive mechanism 5. There is a stop 7 on each elastic bar 6 P lever 4, Elastic strips 6 have limiters 8, mounted above them on the console bases 3 Traverse,

associated with pivoting levers 4 by springs 9. Traverse mounted on rails 1 on rollers 10.

The longitudinal conveyor works as follows.

Timber materials (assortments, logs) are fed by a piece feeder to saddles that are moved by a traction body 2 along the storage front along guide 1 on rollers 10. When loading and transporting the traverse, the swivel arms 4 rest on the stops 7 of the elastic slats 6, which are prevented from moving due to the rigid attachment of one of the ends of the elastic arms 6

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on the bases 3 and due to the presence of the stop 7. After issuing the command to reset the log from the traverse, the drive mechanism 5 is released, which hits the free end of the elastic strips 6, bends them and removes the stops 7 from engagement with the pivoting levers 4 (FIG. 2). The swing arms fall and the log rolls down them into the hopper. After the reset, the elastic strips 6 themselves return to the initial position fixed by the limit stops 8, and the swivel levers 4 are engaged by means of the springs 9 with the stops 7.

Claims (3)

1. A longitudinal conveyor, including guides, traverses movable along them in the form of bases with pivot levers and latches installed on them, a traverse body connected to the bases, and traction mechanisms installed at the receiving site with the possibility of interaction with clamps, distinguished by , what, in order to increase the reliability of operation, the latches are made in the form of elastic strips with stops mounted on them with the ability to interact with pivotal levers, while each elastic bar is rigidly fixed on the base with the possibility of interaction of the drive mechanism of dropping with their free end. 2. Conveyor belt 1, characterized in that it is provided with limiters mounted on console bases above elastic slats. 3. A conveyor according to claim 1, characterized in that the elastic strips are connected to the pivot levers by means of springs. vw