SU36282A1 - Device for feeding short to the unloading elevator - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a device for feeding a drift short from water to an unloading elevator, using two mutually perpendicularly located on pontoons and hooked conveyors, one of which rakes the floating strand to the other, which feeds it to the unloading elevator.

In FIG. 1 shows a plan for the transshipment facility using the proposed feed conveyor scheme; FIG. 2 - installation view along arrow L; FIG. 3, too, according to arrow 5 of the plan.

Two wooden parallel installed ponds are connected to each other by four bars in such a way that there are at least five meters between the inner boards. The additional fasteners are the bars of the frame of the transverse conveyor a (Fig. 1) and the bars for fastening the longitudinal drive shaft running between the booms, conveyor b,

I From the nose of each ponds, symmetrically deviating from the channel between them, two rows of logs are laid, securely fastened with pins. The invariability of their position, in addition to strengthening the head parts on the scows and setting them on the core, also determines three pairs of logs, which cross-connect the booms, which, in turn, carry longitudinal supports for the Gall chains,

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driving propulsion conveyor a. On the scaffolds of greater width on the uprights g (Fig. 2) the main bars are obliquely attached: for the Gall chains, which set in motion the elevator mesh; the bars pass through the inner side of the die, sink into the water under the cross conveyor b. On the same pair of posts (Fig. 2), resting the lower ends on the additional bars 3 (Fig. 1), laid on the inner side of a large scaffold, are installed along the bars of the UK bars in (Fig. 1), protruding beyond the outer board The vessel parts of which are suspended from the transshipment tray e with all parts fastening and adjusting its inclination. The chains that drive the conveyor a and transverse b, feeding the wood to the elevator net, are equipped with special teeth to vi l (Fig. 2 and 3), with the first bent on a quarter arc of a circle sufficient to reliably pick up any log, The elevator going to the net, the second ones serving to fit the channel between the ships floating between the booms of wood, are made straight with peaked ends.

The entire system of an elevator, two conveyors and other auxiliary mechanisms, among which should be included a winch (spire), installed in the nose of a wide scow and choosing a rope, which pushes the first purse of wood and guides it in case of a nasty wind flow, or during the initial absence the currents in the channel between the booms and the scows are driven by the engine mounted on the stern of the large scout.

After proper installation and reinforcement of the entire unit in the lower part of the tank from the outer side, the vessel is placed under loading along the large scaffold under the transshipment chute; firewood Iproch short wood is initially pulled to the booms and pushed by the teeth of the conveyor

to the cross conveyor b, the teeth of which intercept the forest and feed it to the lower part of the elevator mesh entering the water, which lifts the wood into tray e and transfers it to the cargo vessel.

The subject matter of the invention.

A device for feeding the belt to the unloading elevator, characterized by the use of two mutually perpendicular transporters a and b, from which the conveyor a rakes afloat to the conveyor b, which supplies it to the unloading elevator.

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