Cleaning and liquid contact with solids – Apparatus – Automatic controls
Patent
1988-03-23
1989-10-03
Stinson, Frankie L.
Cleaning and liquid contact with solids
Apparatus
Automatic controls
134 84, 134 88, 134140, 134151, 134198, 134200, 134201, B08B 302
Patent
active
048709816
ABSTRACT:
The invention deals with some improvements on chambers intended for setting concrete parts, as well as with the necessary complementary components to transfer the concrete parts from the production machine up to the chamber part outlet. One of the improvements consists of a certain mechanism, named transfer unit, which carries out the transportation of panels loaded with parts from the moulding machine up to a lifter responsible for raising and introducing those panels in the different floors of the chamber. Another improvement consists in providing the lifter with a counterweight stop and some moving arms to push the panels properly and prevent them from getting on top of each other, as well as to open the respective chamber gates. The chamber is a little bit inclined to facilitate the panel movement. Another improvement consists of a rolling path made up of a wheel-shaft-self-levelling bracket assembly as well as a spray watering system and an individual little roof per floor.
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