US3838732A - Contaminant collection system for shaker table - Google Patents

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US3838732A
US3838732A US00422406A US42240673A US3838732A US 3838732 A US3838732 A US 3838732A US 00422406 A US00422406 A US 00422406A US 42240673 A US42240673 A US 42240673A US 3838732 A US3838732 A US 3838732A
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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    • B08B15/02—Preventing escape of dirt or fumes from the area where they are produced; Collecting or removing dirt or fumes from that area using chambers or hoods covering the area
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    • B22D—CASTING OF METALS; CASTING OF OTHER SUBSTANCES BY THE SAME PROCESSES OR DEVICES
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  • ABSTRACT For use with a shake-out system for removing mold sand from metal castings, the system including an elongated shaker table defining a plurality of positions therealong for receiving castings and a plurality of conveyors for delivering castings to the table and dumping them onto the positions, a contamination collection system comprising an elongated main exhaust duct extending above and along the shaker table, an elongated main support frame for supporting [56] References Cited the duct above the table, a plurality of hoods mounted UNITED STATES PATENTS on opposite sides of the frame and adjacent, respec- 1 276 040 8/1918 Dosch 164/5 tively the table Positions and fluid motors for moving 1:539:33] 6/1926 Bartholomewmu 93/115 R at
  • the hoods on opposite sides of the ,520 5/1947 Carsey et a 164/404 table positions cooperate, in their downwardly extend- 2,438,606 3/1948 Hulton 98/1 15 R positions to define work paces therebetween and i 2 above the shaker table and to exhaust those work a 1n 3,368,474 2/1968 Sklar 98/115 R spa-Gas because the hoods are connected to the Sand main exhaust duct.
  • the present invention relates to contamination collection systems and more particularly, to the provision of a contamination collection system for a shake-out system for removing mold sand from metal castings.
  • shake-out systems include an elongated vibratory shaker table which defines a plurality of positions therealong for receiving castings, a plurality of conveyor means for delivering castings to the table and dumping them onto said positions, a plurality of hood means mounted above the table to be over, respectively, the positions, a main exhaust duct, and individual duct means for connecting the various hood means to the main exhaust duct.
  • Each of the hood means conventionally includes a flexible cover or curtain in its side wall and which is raised so that the castings can be introduced into the space exhausted by the hood means.
  • Such shaker tables conventionally are spring mounted and a driver is provided for vibrating the shaker tables to shake and tumble the castings to remove the mold sand therefrom.
  • the bottoms of the shaker tables are made from a screen material such that the mold sand will drop through the bottom of the shaker table and onto a belt conveyor running along and under the shaker table.
  • the improvement comprises an elongated main frame extending along and above the table, the main exhaust duct being mounted on the frame to extend along and centrally above the table.
  • the main exhaust duct has a larger e'nd adjacent one end of the table and a smaller end adjacent the opposite end of the table with the duct being reduced in size as it progresses from its larger end to its smaller end to provide progressively smaller portions above, respectively, the table portions.
  • the larger end is connected to the blower means for exhausting the main duct.
  • Each said hood means includes a first hood mounted on one side of the main frame to extend downwardly toward one longitudinal side of the table and a second hood mounted on the opposite side of the main frame to extend downwardly toward the opposite longitudinal side of the table.
  • the said first and second hoods cooperate, in their downwardly extending positions, to define a work space therebetween and above the shaker table position and to exhaust contaminants away from the work space.
  • At least one of the first and second hoods is mounted on the frame for movement between its said downwardly extending po sition to an upper position to provide access to the work space from the conveyor which delivers the castings.
  • the said individual duct means includes an individual duct connecting each hood to the portion of the main duct thereabove with the individual duct for the movable hood being movable to accommodate the movement of the hood between its said positions.
  • means such as fluid motors are provided for moving the movable hood between its said positions.
  • movable when used to describe a duct, means that the duct is constructed to permit the hood to which it is connected to be movable.
  • Several types of ducts may be used to accommodate the movable hoods.
  • Flexible ducts and ducts which have one or more flexible sections may be used.
  • ducts having telescoping sections and swivel sections may be used.
  • each hood is mounted on the main frame for swinging movement between its downwardly extending position and an upper position about a generally horizontal pivot axis extending along and above the shaker table, the pivot axes for the hoods being on the opposite sides of the table and on opposite sides of the vertically extending plane including the axis of the said main exhaust duct.
  • the pivot axes are preferably parallel to the said vertical plane.
  • Each hood preferably includes an outer shell defining a cavity opening toward the vertical plane and the shaker table and an inner cover closing the cavity.
  • the said inner cover is preferably generally planar and has a plurality of laterally narrow, longitudinally elongated slots therein parallel to the pivot axis for the hood.
  • the individual duct for the hood is connected to the central portion of the outer shell.
  • the work space defined by the hoods is a trapezoidally-shaped space, laterally wider at the bottom than at the top.
  • the laterally narrow, longitudinally elongated slots, to gether with the proportioned main duct provide an accelerated air movement at the point of entry to each hood. Importantly, it is this generally evenly distributed air movement and the velocity of the air movement which picks up the contaminants and carries them away tothe collection system.
  • Another object of my present invention is toprovide control valve means for controlling the fluid motors which lift the movable ducts and then to provide means cooperatively associated with the conveyor means for automatically operating the control valve means. In such a manner, I can cause the movable ,ducts to be raised automatically when castings are to be dumped into the work space bounded in part by the movable duct.
  • a completely integrated system including a mounting frame which supports the proportioned and sized main exhaust duct, the movable hoods, the individual ducts and the means for moving the hoods.
  • FIG. 1 is an end view of the contaminant collection system of the present invention
  • FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of one of the hoods used in the collection system
  • FIG. 3 is a brief diagram of an air cylinder control system for use in lifting the hoods
  • FIG. 4 is a plan view of the collection system
  • FIG. 5 is an elevational view of the collection system
  • FIG. 6 is an end view of a slightly different embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 7 is a diagrammatical view showing the plurality of conveyors which feed the shaker table associated with the collection system.
  • shaker tables are conventional and commercially available.
  • the tables are conventionally mounted upon springs (not shown) and drivingly connected to drivers (not shown) which vibrate the table in the direction of its length.
  • Castings with the mold sand thereon are loaded over the lefthand side 14 (FIG. 1) and conventionally removed from the right-hand side 16. While on the table, the castings are vibrated and tumbled to knock the mold sand therefrom.
  • the mold sand removed from the castings falls through the screen bottom 12 onto a belt conveyor which runs along and underneath the bottom 12 as illustrated in the end view of FIG. 1.
  • the belt conveyor 20 is shown mounted upon brackets 22, 24 which, in turn, are conventionally mounted upon support legs (not shown).
  • the collection system comprises a main frame including a plurality of upstanding legs 26, 28. In the embodiment of FIGS. l-S, there are four such legs 26 and four such legs 28 spaced longitudinally along and on opposite sides of the shaker table 10. Extending between and mounted upon the upper ends of adjacent legs 26, 28 are cross braces 30. Extending upwardly from the central portion of each cross brace 30 is a column or post 32. A plate, such as indicated at 36 may be mounted upon the upper ends of the columns 32 to extend longitudinally along and above the central portion of the shaker table 10.
  • the main frame is preferably separate from the shaker table 10 and belt conveyor 20.
  • angle braces 42, 44 extend upwardly and outwardly from the plate 36 at five locations along its length. Then, a cross brace 46 joins the upper ends of the braces 42, 44 to provide a rigid support frame structure. Each such cross brace 46, as will be hereinafter described, locates a work station or work space above the shaker table 10.
  • the improvement of the present invention comprises a main exhaust duct 50 having a large end portion 52 adjacent the right-hand end (FIGS. 4 and 5) of the shaker table 10 and a small end portion 54 adjacent the opposite end of the shaker table.
  • the duct 50 is progressively reduced in size as it progresses from its righthand end to its left-hand end to provide the cylindrical reduced portions 56, 58, 60 and the conical transition portions or reducing portions 62, 64, 66, 68 above and adjacent each work station.
  • the duct 50 is progressively reduced in size as it progresses from work station to work station in order to keep the velocity of the air movement at the far left-hand stations generally equivalent to the velocity of the air movement at the far right-hand stations.
  • the large end or the right-hand end of the duct is connected to the blower means for exhausting the duct.
  • I show a plurality of support posts 72 supporting the duct 50 and its progressively reduced sections upon the plate 36. It will be appreciated, as viewed in FIG. 1, that the axis of the duct 50 lies in a vertically extending plane which extends along and through the center of the shaker table 10.
  • the belt conveyor 20 which is under the shaker table may carry the mold sand removed from the castings to another such belt conveyor indicated at 76 (FIG. 7) which conveys the sand as indicated by the arrow 78 to a storage pit for reuse. Then, as shown in FIG. 7, five sets of conveyor tracks 80 may terminate, respectively, at each of the work stations on the shaker table 10 with tiltable track sections 800, i.e., track sections on tiltable tables 86.
  • carts 82 may be mounted upon the conveyor tracks to move toward and away from the shaker table and to carry cast ings such as indicated by the reference numeral 84. When such carts 82 are in dumping positions on the tiltable tables 86 supporting the track sections 80a, the carts themselves may be tilted downwardly to dump the castings onto the shaker table.
  • the castings may be carried upon belt conveyors or other types of conveyors to the shaker table.
  • the castings may be carried upon carts such as indicated at 82, but which do not tilt. Then, other devices may be used to push th castings off the carts onto the shaker table.
  • the hood means adjacent each shaker table position i.e., adjacent each dump station 86, includes a first hood 92a, 92b, 92c, 92d, 92:: mounted on one side of the main frame to extend downwardly toward one longitudinal side 14 of the shaker table 10 and a second hood 94a, 94b, 94c, 94d, 942 mounted on the opposite side of the main frame to extend downwardly toward the opposite longitudinal side 16 of the shaker table.
  • the hoods 92, 94 are mounted on the opposite sides of the longitudinally extending plate 36 for pivotal movement about pivot axes 95, 96 between their downwardly extending positions shown in solid lines and their upper positions shown in broken lines.
  • the pivot axes 95, 96 are parallel, horizontally extending and on opposite sides and parallel to the said vertical plane which includes the axis of the main duct 50.
  • the hoods 92, 94 in their downwardly extending positions, extend downwardly and outwardly about 30 from the said vertically extending plane. The hoods move about 60 about the said pivot axes 95, 96 to their upper positions shown in broken lines.
  • An air cylinder 98 is preferably provided to move each hood 92, the cylinder being connected between a bracket 100 at the left-hand end (FIG. 1) of the associated cross brace 46 and another bracket 102 on the associated hood.
  • a similar air cylinder is provided for each hood 94, each cylinder 104 being connected between a bracket 106 on the right-hand end of its associated brace 46 and a bracket 108 on its hood.
  • I show an air valve 112 connecting an air line 114 to another airline 116 leading to a compressed air source.
  • the air line 114 is shown connected to the cylinder 98.
  • a trip arm 118 may be used to open the air valve 112 so that compressed air is supplied to the cylinder 98 to retract its piston to raise its hood 92.
  • Such trip arms 118 may be arranged, for instance, to be engaged by the castings 84 as shown in FIG. 1 or by the carts themselves as shown in FIG. 6 or by the action of the dumping table automatically to raise the hoods 92 when castings are to be dumped on the shaker table.
  • FIG. 3 I show a manually operated valve 120 for connecting the line 1 16 to a cylinder 104. Workmen may operate such a valve 120 to raise each hood 94 to gain access to the work stations.
  • Each hood is formed to include an outer shell 122 defining a cavity opening toward the said vertical plane and said shaker table and an inner cover 124 closing the cavity.
  • the inner cover 124 is preferably generally planar. In the illustrative embodiment, the inner covers 124 are generally parallel to the pivot axes 95, 96.
  • Each Cover 124 is formed to include a plurality of laterally narrow, longitudinally elongated slots 126 which are parallel to the pivot axis for the hood and laterally spaced apart therefrom as best seen in FIG. 2.
  • the hoods 92, 94 preferably do not have a wideopen mouth, but instead, their mouths are partially closed by the inner covers 124 with the restricted slots 126 therein.
  • the restricted slots serve to accelerate and more evenly distribute the air movement at the point of entry to the hood.
  • the inner covers 124 of the hoods and the plate 36 define a trapezoidally-shaped work space above the shaker table 10.
  • the dust and other contaminants emanating from the castings are in close proximity to the elongated slots 126 through which air from the work space moves.
  • the inner covers 124 move from their downwardly extending positions at about 30 from the said vertical plane to their upper positions approximately perpendicular to said plane.
  • each individual duct includes a fixed portion 130a connected to the main duct 150 and a retractable portion 130b connected to the hood 92, 94.
  • Each portion l30b is curved about the pivot axis for the hood 92, 94 and it moves upwardly into a correspondingly curved portion 130a.
  • movable ducts may be used between the hoods 92, 94 and the main duct 150.
  • Various types of movable ducts may be used between the hoods 92, 94 and the main duct 150. For instance,
  • one such movable duct may comprise a swivel joint at the hood, another swivel joint at the main duct and a rectilinear telescoping section between the two swivel joints, the swivel joints accommodating pivotal movement about axes parallel to the pivot axis 95, 96.
  • the entire contamination collection system is integrated and mounted upon a main frame.
  • the main frame includes the support legs 26, 28, braces 30, posts 32, braces 42, 44, 46 and support posts 72, the support legs 26, 28 being spaced along and on opposite sides of the shaker table.
  • a contamination collection system comprising an elongated main exhaust duct extending above and along said shaker table, an elongated main support frame for supporting said duct above said table, a plurality of first hoods mounted on one side of said frame adjacent, respectively, said positions, a plurality of second hoods mounted on the opposite side of said frame adjacent, respectively, said positions, said hoods extending downwardly from their points of connection with said frame toward, respectively, the longitudinal sides of said shaker table, the hoods adjacent each position cooperating, in their downwardly extending positions, to define a work space therebetween and above said shaker table and to exhaust said work space, at least some of said hoods being mounted on said frame for movement between their downwardly extending positions and upper
  • each said movable hood is mounted on said main frame for swinging movement between its said positions about a generally horizontal axis extending along and above said shaker table, said power means for moving said movable hood including fluid motors.
  • control valve means for operating said fluid motors, means cooperatively associated with said conveyor means for operating said control valve means to raise said movable hoods to provide access when castings are to be dumped onto said table.
  • a shake-out system for removing mold sand from metal castings including an elongated shaker table defining a plurality of positions therealong for receiving castings, a plurality of conveyor means for delivering castings to the table and dumping them onto said positions, a plurality of hood means :mounted above said table to be over, respectively, said positions, a main exhaust duct, and individual duct means for connecting said hood means to said main exhaust duct, wherein the improvement comprises an elongated main frame extending along and above said table, said main exhaust duct being mounted on said frame to extend along and above said table, said main duct having a larger end adjacent one end of said table and a smaller end adjacent the opposite end of said table, said duct being reduced in size as it progresses from its larger end to its smaller end to provide progressively smaller portions above, respectively, said table positions, said larger end being connected to blower means for exhausting said main duct, each said hood means including a first hood mounted on one side of said main frame to extend downwardly toward one
  • each said movable hood is mounted on said main frame for swinging movement between its said positions about a generally horizontal pivot axis extending along and above said shaker table, said means for moving the movable hood including a'fluid motor.
  • control valve means for operating said fluid motors, means cooperatively associated with said conveyor means for operating said control valve means to raise said movable hoods to provide access when castings are to be dumped onto said table.
  • said conveyor means include a plurality of conveyors extending transversely to said table and terminating at a point adjacent said one longitudinal side of said table, dump carts movably mounted on said conveyors to carry such castings, said dump carts being arranged to tumble such castings through the spaces occupied by said first hoods when they are in their downwardly extending positions.
  • each said first hood is the movable hood, said first hoods being mounted on said main frame for swinging movement between its said positions about a generally horizontal axis extending above and along said shaker table, said means for moving said movable hood including a fluid motor.
  • control valve means for operating said fluid motors
  • said conveyor means including means associated therewith for operating said control valve means to raise said movable hoods when castings are to be dumped onto said table.
  • said main duct has a center axis extending generally horizontally along and centrally above said table, said pivot axis for said first hoods being spaced apart from and parallel to a vertical plane including said main duct axis, and said pivot axis for said second hoods being spaced apart from and parallel to said vertical plane, said pivot axes being on opposite sides of said vertical plane.
  • each said hood includes an outer shell defining a cavity and an inner cover closing said cavity, said inner cover being generally planar and having a plurality of laterally narrow longitudinally elongated slots therein parallel to the pivot axis for said hood, said individual duct for said hood being connected to a central portion of said outer shell.
  • said conveyor means include a plurality of conveyors extending transversely to said table and terminating at a point adjacent said one longitudinal side of said table, dump carts movably mounted on said conveyors to carry such castings, said dump carts being arranged to tumble such castings through the spaces occupied by said first hoods when they are in their downwardly extending positions.

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