JPS592266B2 - Seaweed "su" holder - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a seaweed cage holder used for nori production, and one end of the cage is detachably attached to the holder in order to facilitate replacement of the cage when stripping seaweed from the cage. This is how it was done.

In recent years, nori production machines have become popular in which a cage is attached to a holder and circulates through various channels such as the extraction section, dewatering section, and drying section.

In this kind of seaweed cage holder, both ends of the cage are fixed to the holder, and the stripping of the seaweed from the cage is carried out by forcibly stretching the cage in the direction of the knitting yarn using a rope material.

However, this method has the disadvantage that the seaweed is easily torn when peeled off, and the screen is also prone to damage.

Furthermore, since both ends of the screen were fixed to the holder, there was a drawback that replacing the screen required a great deal of labor and time.

Therefore, the present invention was made for the purpose of solving the drawbacks of the conventional method, and in order to facilitate the method of peeling off seaweed as described later, one end of the screen is removably attached to a holder. To provide a seaweed cage holder which enables peeling of seaweed without tearing the seaweed or causing damage to the cage, and also enables easy and quick replacement of the cage.

Hereinafter, embodiments will be described along with the drawings.

1 and 2 are a plan view and a side view of a holder with a screen attached, and the holder 1 has a pair of horizontal rods 2□, 22
and three vertical rods 3. ．． It consists of 32.33.

Here, as shown in Figure 2, the left end of the vertical rod is the horizontal rod 21.
It is attached to the upper side, and the right end is attached to the lower side of horizontal rod 2□.

There are two screens M attached to the holder 1, one end of which is fixed to the horizontal rod 21 with a stopper 4.

Further, a large-diameter hollow tube 5 is woven into the other end, and a steel rod 6 is inserted into the hollow tube 5, and both ends of the rod 6 slightly protrude from the hollow tube 5.

Vertical rods 31 and 33 on both sides, and horizontal rod 2 at the connection part of horizontal rod 22
□A clasp 7 is fixed on the top, and this clasp 7 and the vertical rod 3
Both ends of the rod 6 are removably inserted between the ends 0 and 33.

In addition, the pin 14 installed approximately in the center of the vertical rods 3□ and 33
A spring 8 is attached to the spring 8.

This spring 8 is biased upward, and the rod 6 is connected to the vertical rod 31,
33 and the clasp 7 from coming off.

Further, the tip 8' of the spring 8 slightly protrudes from the horizontal rod 22, and by forcibly pushing down this tip protruding portion 8' downward with a rod material, as will be described later, the rod 6 is attached to the vertical rods 31, 3.
It is designed so that it can be removed from between 3 and clasp 7.

9 is a stop at the rear end of the spring 8.

FIG. 3 a = f is a schematic side view of the peeling part during the peeling operation, and above the peeling part there is a fixed piece 101 and a movable piece 10□.
There are a string material 10 and a string material 11 consisting of a string material 10 and a string material 11, and a suction belt 1 which can be raised and lowered and has a built-in suction device 12 at the bottom.
3 is installed.

m is seaweed spread on the bottom surface of the screen M.

For convenience of explanation, some parts of FIG. 3 are drawn using imaginary lines.

Next, the peeling work will be explained.

After the papermaking, dehydration, and drying operations have been completed, the screen holder is transported to the peeling section and stopped.

Then, the presser 10 descends, the movable piece 102 rotates, and the end of the rod 6 is held by the fixed piece 10, and the rod 11 also descends and hits the protrusion 8' of the spring 8, and the spring 8 remains as it is. Press down to connect the rod 6 to the vertical rods 31, 33 and the stopper 7.
Make it possible to leave from between.

At the same time, the suction belt 13 rises, and its upper surface comes into contact with the seaweed m spread on the lower surface of the screen M, and the suction device 12
The seaweed (m) is sucked by the drive of (see Fig. 3 a, b).

Next, the contact material 10 moves forward while holding the end of the rod 6.

Then, the rod 6 escapes from between the clasp 7 and the vertical rods 31 and 33, the screen M is gradually folded back, and the seaweed m is attracted to the suction belt 13 and gradually peeled off from the screen M (Fig. 3). (see C).

Then, when the pusher 10 advances further and the screen M is completely folded back to complete stripping (see Fig. 3C), the pusher 10 moves back and moves the rod 6 between the vertical rods 31, 33 and the stopper 7. The movable piece 10□ rotates in the opposite direction to release the rod 6, the pusher 10 and the rod 11 rise and return to their original positions, and the rod 6 is held in the holder 1 by the spring 8 again.

At the same time, the suction belt 13 also descends and returns to its original position, and the suction device 12 stops driving, and the suction belt 13 rotates and sends out the seaweed peeled off from the screen M forward (see Fig. 3). (see e, f).

When the stripping operation is completed in this way, the screen holder is sent to the next process, a new screen holder is sent to the stripping section, and the above operation is repeated again.

It should be noted that the driving means for the pressing member 10, the splint material 11, and the suction belt 13 are not directly related to the present invention, and therefore their explanation will be omitted.

As explained above, if you use this nori holder,
A very natural peeling operation is possible without damaging the seaweed or causing damage to the cage.

Furthermore, since one end of the screen is removably attached to the holder, the screen can be replaced more easily and quickly than in the past.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figures 1 and 2 are a plan view and a side view of the screen holder;
Figures 3a, b, c, d, e, and f are side views during the work. 1...Holder, 20, 22...Horizontal rod, 3□, 3□. 33... Vertical rod, 6... Rod, 7...
... Clasp, 8... Spring, M... Stain, m
·····seaweed.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A seaweed cage holder in which one end of the cage is detachably attached to a holder, one end of the nucleus is held by a holding member, and the cage can be folded back by driving the holding member.