US20210062453A1 - Dredging device - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates to a field of water conservancy engineering, and in particular to a dredging device with high efficient
- the comprehensive utilization water conservancy project needs to build different types of hydraulic structures such as dams, dikes, spillways, sluices, water inlets, channels, crossings, ramps, fish passes, and etc., to achieve their targets. Construction of trenches and canals is the most important part of farmland irrigation.
- the present disclosure provides a dredging device with high efficient to solve problems in the prior art.
- the dredging device of the present disclosure includes a second motor, a baffle and crushing wheels.
- the second motor is turned on to drive a first gear to engage with second gears, so that the rotating shafts drive the crushing wheels to crush sludge and larger stones, which facilitates a salvage of salvaging hoppers, solves problems of low efficiency and high labor intensity by conventional manual dredging.
- the baffle blocks an upper portion of the crushing wheels to avoid sludge splashing on a worker at a side of a trench or a canal during crushing, which improves usability of the dredging device.
- the dredging device of the present disclosure includes a first motor, salvaging hoppers and limiting blocks.
- the first motor is turned on to drive the transmission belt to rotate, so that the salvaging hoppers salvage the sludge.
- An adaptability of the salvaging hoppers is much greater than that of a sludge pump, which solves a problem that the sludge pump is easily blocked by the sludge.
- the salvaging hoppers are able to salvage garbage and the stones in the sludge to improve a cleaning effect.
- the use of the salvaging hoppers with the crashing device reduces a labor intensity of the worker avoids blocking caused by the sludge, and improves a dredging efficiency, which is convenient for a user.
- the dredging device of the present disclosure includes the salvaging hoppers, a sludge discharging hopper, and an adjusting device.
- First filter holes on surfaces of the salvaging hoppers discharge the water in the sludge before salvage, and the sludge discharging hopper filter the water again with the second filter holes at a bottom of the sludge discharging hopper to reduce a proportion of water in the sludge.
- Two groups of movable wheels cooperate with stabilizing cylinders and stabilizing rods to make the dredging device more stable when moving and when placed.
- the dredging device dredge the sludge while moving, which improves a dredging efficiency, reduces the labor intensity of the workers, so that the adaptability of the dredging device is improved.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a structure of a dredging device of the present disclosure.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing the structure of the dredging device of the present disclosure.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing the structure of the dredging device of the present disclosure.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing the structure of the dredging device of the present disclosure.
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a structure of a gear box of the dredging device of the present disclosure.
- the present disclosure provides a dredging device.
- the dredging device includes a body 1 .
- the body 1 includes a salvaging device 2 salvaging sludge, a crushing device 3 crushing the sludge, a sludge discharging device 4 discharging the sludge, and an adjusting device 5 adjusting a height of the dredging device and moving.
- the salvaging device includes a driving wheel 21 , a driven wheel 22 , a transmission belt 23 , salvaging hoppers 24 , limiting blocks 25 , fixing plates 26 , and a first motor 27 .
- the transmission belt 23 is sleeved on an outer surface of the driving wheel 21 and an outer surface of the driven wheel 22 respectively. And an outer surface of the transmission belt 23 is hinged with the salvaging hoppers 24 .
- the limiting blocks 25 are fixedly disposed on the outer surface of the transmission belt 23 .
- a surface of each salvaging hopper 24 is overlapped with one end of each limiting block 25 away from the transmission belt 23 .
- a number of the fixing plates 26 is two.
- Two ends of the driving wheel 21 are respectively rotatably connected with opposite surfaces of the two fixing plates 26 .
- Two ends of the driven wheel 22 are respectively rotatably connected with the opposite surfaces of the two fixing plates 26 .
- a right end of the driving wheel 21 passes through one of the two fixing plates 26 that is close to the right end of the driving wheel 21 is fixedly connected with an output shaft of the first motor 27 .
- a first protective shell is sleeved on an outer surface of the first motor 27 .
- a left side surface of the first protective shell is Fixedly connected with a right side surface of the rightmost fixing plate 26 ,
- the first motor 27 is turned on to drive the transmission belt 23 to rotate, so that the salvaging hoppers 24 salvage the sludge.
- Adaptability of the salvaging hoppers 24 is much greater than that of a sludge pump, which solves a problem that the sludge pump is easily blocked by the sludge.
- the salvaging hoppers 24 are able to salvage garbage and stones in the sludge to improve cleaning effect.
- the use of the salvaging hoppers with the crushing device reduces labor intensity of workers, avoids blocking caused by the sludge, and improves dredging efficiency, which is convenient for the user.
- the crushing device includes a connecting frame 31 , connecting plates 32 , connecting rods 33 , a supporting plate 34 , a second motor 35 , a baffle 36 , rotating shafts 37 , crushing wheels 38 , and fixing rods 39 .
- the opposite surfaces of the two fixing plates 26 are fixedly connected with a left side surface and a right side surface of an interior of the connecting frame 31 respectively.
- the connecting plates 32 are fixedly disposed on a front surface of the connecting frame 31 .
- a number of the connecting plates 32 is two.
- One connecting rod 33 is fixedly disposed on a front surface of each of the two connecting plates 32 .
- the supporting plate 34 is fixedly disposed on upper surfaces of the two connecting plates 32 .
- the second motor 35 is fixedly disposed on an upper surface of the supporting plate 34 .
- a second protective shell is sleeved on an outer surface of the second motor 35 .
- a lower surface of the second protective shell is fixedly connected with an upper surface of the supporting plate 34 .
- a driving shaft 351 is fixedly disposed on an output shaft of the second motor 35 .
- Bottom ends of the two connecting rods 33 are fixedly connected with an upper surface of the baffle 36 .
- Gear box 361 is fixedly disposed on a lower surface of the baffle 36 .
- An end of the driving shaft 351 away from the output shaft of the second motor 35 passes through the baffle 36 and extends to an interior of the gear box 361 .
- a first gear 352 is fixedly disposed on the end of the driving shaft 351 .
- the rotating shafts 37 are disposed in the interior of the gear box 361 .
- a number of the rotating shafts 37 is two.
- Two second gears 371 are disposed on opposite ends of the two rotating shafts 37 .
- crushing wheels 38 are fixedly disposed on ends of the two rotating shafts 37 away from the second gears 371 .
- the second motor 35 is turned on to drive the first gear 352 to engage with the second gears 371 , so that the rotating shafts 37 chive the crushing wheels 38 to crush sludge and larger stones, which facilitates a salvage of the salvaging hoppers 24 , solves problems of low efficiency and high labor intensity by conventional manual dredging.
- the baffle 36 blocks upper portions of the crushing wheels 38 to avoid sludge splashing on a worker at a side of a trench or a canal during crashing, which improves usability of the dredging device.
- a number of the salvaging hoppers 24 is six and a number of the limiting blocks 25 is six.
- First filter holes are disposed on a front surface and a back surface of each salvaging hopper 24 .
- the first motor 27 is turned on to drive the driving wheel 21 and the driven wheel to rotate, so that the transmission belt 23 drives the salvaging hoppers 24 and the limiting blocks 25 to rotate.
- the salvaging hoppers 2 moves to a lower surface of the transmission belt 23 , the sludge is salvaged, and then the transmission belt 23 drives the salvaging hoppers 24 to bring the sludge up. Since the salvaging hoppers 24 are hinged with the transmission belt 23 , the salvaging hoppers 24 are angularly deflected.
- the limiting blocks 25 block the salvaging hoppers 24 , so that the salvaging hoppers 24 stably delivers the sludge.
- the salvaging hoppers 24 are moved to an uppermost position and are about to turn, the salvaging hoppers 24 are deflected by gravity to pour the sludge into an interior of a sludge discharging hopper 42 , thereby discharging the sludge.
- the first filter holes on the surfaces of the salvaging hoppers 24 allows the water in the sludge to be discharged in advance when salvaging, which facilitates later transportation of the sludge and facilitates the usability of the dredging device.
- the two second gears 371 are engaged with the first gear 352 .
- Fixing rods 39 are sleeved on outer surfaces of the rotating shafts 37 .
- a number of the fixing rods 39 are two.
- One end of each of the fixing rods 39 away from the rotating shafts 37 is fixedly connected with a bottom surface of the baffle 36 .
- a distance between the crushing wheels 38 and the transmission belt 23 is greater than a length of the salvaging hoppers 24 .
- a horizontal line of the crushing wheels 38 is same as a horizontal line of a lowermost salvaging hopper 24 .
- the second motor 35 is turned on to drive the first gear 352 to engage with the second gears 371 , so that the rotating shafts 37 drive the crushing wheels 38 to crush the sludge and the larger stones, which facilitates the salvage of salvaging hoppers 24 , solves problems of low efficiency and high labor intensity by conventional manual dredging, and improves the usability of the dredging device.
- the sludge discharging device 4 includes supporting rods 41 , a sludge discharging hopper 42 , and a sludge discharging port 43 .
- a number of the supporting rods 41 is two. And opposite surfaces of the two supporting rods 41 are fixedly connected with back surfaces of the two fixing plates 26 . Ends of the two supporting plates 34 away from the fixing plate 26 are respectively connected with a left side surface and a right side surface of the sludge discharging hopper 42 .
- the sludge discharging port 43 is disposed on the right side surface of the sludge discharging hopper 42 .
- Second filter holes are disposed on a bottom portion of the sludge discharging hopper 42 .
- a height of the supporting rods 41 is greater than a height of the salvaging hoppers 24 .
- the salvaging hoppers 24 pour the sludge into the interior of the sludge discharging hopper 42 , and the sludge discharging hopper 42 filters the water again through the second filter holes on the bottom portion of the sludge discharging hopper 42 to reduce the proportion of water in the sludge.
- the filtered sludge is discharged to the side of the trench or the canal through the sludge discharging port 43 .
- the discharged sludge can be collected by a sludge truck in later stages.
- the adaptability of the salvaging hoppers 24 is much greater than that of the sludge pump, which solves a problem that the sludge pump is easily blocked by the sludge.
- the salvaging hoppers 24 are able to salvage the garbage and stones in the sludge to improve the cleaning effect, which is convenient for the user.
- the adjusting device 5 includes stabilizing plates 51 , hydraulic cylinders 52 , two fixing blocks 53 , two stabilizing cylinder 54 , stabilizing rods 55 , and movable wheels 56 .
- a number of the stabilizing plates 51 is two.
- the hydraulic cylinders 52 are fixedly disposed on the two stabilizer plates 51 .
- Each of the fixing blocks 53 is disposed on an output end of each of the hydraulic cylinders 52 .
- Opposite surfaces of the two fixing blocks 53 are fixedly connected with back surfaces of the two fixing plates 26 respectively.
- Each stabilizing cylinder 54 is fixedly disposed on an upper surface of each stabilizing plate 51 .
- Each stabilizing rod 55 is sleeved on an interior of each stabilizing cylinder 54 .
- Ends of the two stabilizing rods 55 away from the stabilizing cylinders 54 are fixedly connected with the back surfaces of the two fixing plates 26 .
- the movable wheels 56 are fixedly disposed on lower surfaces of the stabilizing plates 51 .
- a number of the movable wheels 56 is four.
- Two movable wheels 56 are set as one group, and each group of movable wheels 56 is fixedly connected with the lower surfaces of the two stabilizing plates 51 .
- the two groups of the movable wheels 56 are respectively located on two sides of the trench or the canal. Then the hydraulic cylinders 52 are turned off, so that the crushing wheels 38 and the lowermost salvaging buckets 24 fall into the sludge. And a descending height is selected according to a depth of the trench or the canal.
- the two groups of movable wheels 56 cooperating with the stabilizing cylinder 54 and the stabilizing rods 55 make the dredging device more stable during movement and placement.
- the dredging device can be dredged while moving, which improves the dredging efficiency, reduces the labor intensity of the workers, and further makes the dredging device more adaptable and convenient for the user.
- a number of the crushing wheels 38 is two.
- a size of the baffle 36 is greater than a size of the two crushing wheels 38 .
- a height of the connecting frame 31 is greater than a height of the salvaging hoppers 24 .
- the two crushing wheels 38 sputter the sludge when the sludge is being crushed, and the baffle 36 can block the upper portions of the crushing wheels 38 , which avoids sludge splashing on the worker at the side of the trench or the canal during crushing.
- the height of the connecting frame 31 is greater than the salvaging hoppers 24 , so that the salvaging hoppers 24 is able to pass through the interior of the connecting frame 31 , which improves the usability of the dredging device.
- the hydraulic cylinders 52 When using the dredging device, the hydraulic cylinders 52 are turned on and jack up the fixing blocks 53 to lift the crushing wheels 38 and the lowermost salvaging hopper 24 to exceeding the horizontal line of the movable wheels 56 . And the dredging device is moved to the side of the trench or the canal to be processed, and the two groups of the movable wheels 56 are respectively located on two sides of the trench or the canal. Then the hydraulic cylinders 52 are turned off, so that the crushing wheels 38 and the lowermost salvaging buckets 24 fall into the sludge. And the descending height is selected according to the depth of the trench or the canal.
- the two groups of movable wheels 56 cooperating with the stabilizing cylinder 54 and the stabilizing rods 55 make the dredging device more stable during movement and placement.
- the second motor 35 is turned on to drive the first gear 352 to engage with the second gears 371 , so that the rotating shafts 37 drive the crushing wheels 38 to crush the sludge and the larger stones, which facilitates the salvage of salvaging hoppers 24 .
- the first motor 27 is turned on to drive the driving wheel 21 and the driven wheel to rotate, so that the transmission belt 23 drives the salvaging hoppers 24 and the limiting blocks 25 to rotate.
- the transmission belt 23 drives the salvaging hoppers 24 to bring the sludge up. Since the salvaging hoppers 24 are hinged with the transmission belt 23 , the salvaging hoppers 24 are angularly deflected, and the limiting blocks 25 block the salvaging hoppers 24 , so that the salvaging hoppers 24 stably delivers the sludge. When the salvaging hoppers 24 are moved to the uppermost position and are about to turn, the salvaging hoppers 24 are deflected by gravity to pour the sludge into the interior of the sludge discharging hopper 42 , thereby discharging the sludge.
- the salvaging hoppers 24 pour the sludge into the interior of the sludge discharging hopper 42 , and the sludge discharging hopper 42 filters the water again through the second filter holes on the bottom portion of the sludge discharging hopper 42 to reduce the proportion of water in the sludge.
- the filtered sludge is discharged to the side of the trench or the canal through the sludge discharging port 43 .
- the discharged sludge can be collected by the sludge truck in later stages, and the operation of the dredging device is completed through the above.
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides a dredging device including a body. The body includes a salvaging device salvaging sludge, a crushing device crushing the sludge, a sludge discharging device discharging the sludge, and an adjustiug device adjusting a height of the dredging device and moving. The salvaging device includes a driving wheel, a driven wheel, a transmission belt, salvaging hoppers. The dredging device further includes a second motor, crushing wheels, and a baffle. The second motor is turned on to drive a first gear to engage with second gears, so that rotating shafts drive the crushing wheels to crush sludge and larger stones. The baffle blocks an upper portion of the crushing wheels, which avoids the sludge splashing on a worker.
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- Projects constructed to eliminate water damage and develop and utilize water resources, are divided into flood control projects, farmland water conservancy projects, hydropower projects, waterways and port projects, water supply and drainage projects, environmental water conservancy projects, and marine reclamation projects, etc. according to different service objects. A water conservancy project that can simultaneously serve various targets such as flood control, water supply, irrigation, and power generation, is called a comprehensive utilization water conservancy project. The comprehensive utilization water conservancy project needs to build different types of hydraulic structures such as dams, dikes, spillways, sluices, water inlets, channels, crossings, ramps, fish passes, and etc., to achieve their targets. Construction of trenches and canals is the most important part of farmland irrigation. Due to strong winds and heavy rains, dirt and stones on a roadside would fall into the trenches and canals. And with long-term sedimentation, such silt including dirt and stones, would block the trenches and canals. Thus, the trenches and canals need to be dredged to keep the water in the trenches and canals flowing normally. However, the conventional dredging methods still have following deficiencies.
- Most conventional dredging methods for trenches and canals are manual dredging and dredging by a sludge pump. In views of manual excavation for dredging, although cleaning effect is good, but the long-term sedimentation of the sludge leads to high hardness of the silt and make it difficult to dig, which makes low dredging efficiency of the manual dredging. Further, labor intensity of staff is too high, and use effect is not satisfactory. Use of the sludge pump for dredging only has a good effect on removal of pure muddy water, but the stones and garbage in the sludge would block the sludge pump, which damages the sludge pump, causes great economic loss to the user. Moreover, water in extracted mud water is relatively large, and the sludge is relatively small, and a use effect of the sludge pump is not satisfactory.
- The present disclosure provides a dredging device with high efficient to solve problems in the prior art.
- The dredging device of the present disclosure includes a second motor, a baffle and crushing wheels. When using the dredging device, the second motor is turned on to drive a first gear to engage with second gears, so that the rotating shafts drive the crushing wheels to crush sludge and larger stones, which facilitates a salvage of salvaging hoppers, solves problems of low efficiency and high labor intensity by conventional manual dredging. The baffle blocks an upper portion of the crushing wheels to avoid sludge splashing on a worker at a side of a trench or a canal during crushing, which improves usability of the dredging device.
- The dredging device of the present disclosure includes a first motor, salvaging hoppers and limiting blocks. When using the dredging device, the first motor is turned on to drive the transmission belt to rotate, so that the salvaging hoppers salvage the sludge. An adaptability of the salvaging hoppers is much greater than that of a sludge pump, which solves a problem that the sludge pump is easily blocked by the sludge. The salvaging hoppers are able to salvage garbage and the stones in the sludge to improve a cleaning effect. The use of the salvaging hoppers with the crashing device reduces a labor intensity of the worker avoids blocking caused by the sludge, and improves a dredging efficiency, which is convenient for a user.
- The dredging device of the present disclosure includes the salvaging hoppers, a sludge discharging hopper, and an adjusting device. First filter holes on surfaces of the salvaging hoppers discharge the water in the sludge before salvage, and the sludge discharging hopper filter the water again with the second filter holes at a bottom of the sludge discharging hopper to reduce a proportion of water in the sludge. Two groups of movable wheels cooperate with stabilizing cylinders and stabilizing rods to make the dredging device more stable when moving and when placed. The dredging device dredge the sludge while moving, which improves a dredging efficiency, reduces the labor intensity of the workers, so that the adaptability of the dredging device is improved.
- The present disclosure will be further described with reference to the drawings and embodiments.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a structure of a dredging device of the present disclosure. -
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing the structure of the dredging device of the present disclosure. -
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing the structure of the dredging device of the present disclosure. -
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing the structure of the dredging device of the present disclosure. -
FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a structure of a gear box of the dredging device of the present disclosure. - In order to make the technical means, creative features, achievement goals and effects achieved by the present disclosure easy to understand, the present disclosure will be further described below in conjunction with specific embodiments.
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FIGS. 1-5 , the present disclosure provides a dredging device. The dredging device includes a body 1. The body 1 includes asalvaging device 2 salvaging sludge, a crushingdevice 3 crushing the sludge, asludge discharging device 4 discharging the sludge, and an adjustingdevice 5 adjusting a height of the dredging device and moving. - The salvaging device includes a
driving wheel 21, a drivenwheel 22, atransmission belt 23,salvaging hoppers 24, limitingblocks 25,fixing plates 26, and afirst motor 27. Thetransmission belt 23 is sleeved on an outer surface of thedriving wheel 21 and an outer surface of the drivenwheel 22 respectively. And an outer surface of thetransmission belt 23 is hinged with thesalvaging hoppers 24. The limitingblocks 25 are fixedly disposed on the outer surface of thetransmission belt 23. And a surface of eachsalvaging hopper 24 is overlapped with one end of each limitingblock 25 away from thetransmission belt 23. A number of thefixing plates 26 is two. Two ends of thedriving wheel 21 are respectively rotatably connected with opposite surfaces of the twofixing plates 26. Two ends of the drivenwheel 22 are respectively rotatably connected with the opposite surfaces of the twofixing plates 26. A right end of thedriving wheel 21 passes through one of the twofixing plates 26 that is close to the right end of thedriving wheel 21 is fixedly connected with an output shaft of thefirst motor 27. A first protective shell is sleeved on an outer surface of thefirst motor 27. A left side surface of the first protective shell is Fixedly connected with a right side surface of therightmost fixing plate 26, By setting thefirst motor 27, thesalvaging hoppers 24, and the limitingblocks 25, when using the dredging device, thefirst motor 27 is turned on to drive thetransmission belt 23 to rotate, so that thesalvaging hoppers 24 salvage the sludge. Adaptability of thesalvaging hoppers 24 is much greater than that of a sludge pump, which solves a problem that the sludge pump is easily blocked by the sludge. Thesalvaging hoppers 24 are able to salvage garbage and stones in the sludge to improve cleaning effect. The use of the salvaging hoppers with the crushing device reduces labor intensity of workers, avoids blocking caused by the sludge, and improves dredging efficiency, which is convenient for the user. - The crushing device includes a connecting
frame 31, connectingplates 32, connectingrods 33, a supportingplate 34, asecond motor 35, abaffle 36, rotatingshafts 37, crushingwheels 38, and fixingrods 39. The opposite surfaces of the twofixing plates 26 are fixedly connected with a left side surface and a right side surface of an interior of the connectingframe 31 respectively. The connectingplates 32 are fixedly disposed on a front surface of the connectingframe 31. A number of the connectingplates 32 is two. One connectingrod 33 is fixedly disposed on a front surface of each of the two connectingplates 32. The supportingplate 34 is fixedly disposed on upper surfaces of the two connectingplates 32. Thesecond motor 35 is fixedly disposed on an upper surface of the supportingplate 34. A second protective shell is sleeved on an outer surface of thesecond motor 35. A lower surface of the second protective shell is fixedly connected with an upper surface of the supportingplate 34. A drivingshaft 351 is fixedly disposed on an output shaft of thesecond motor 35. Bottom ends of the two connectingrods 33 are fixedly connected with an upper surface of thebaffle 36.Gear box 361 is fixedly disposed on a lower surface of thebaffle 36. An end of the drivingshaft 351 away from the output shaft of thesecond motor 35 passes through thebaffle 36 and extends to an interior of thegear box 361. Afirst gear 352 is fixedly disposed on the end of the drivingshaft 351. The rotatingshafts 37 are disposed in the interior of thegear box 361. A number of therotating shafts 37 is two. Twosecond gears 371 are disposed on opposite ends of the tworotating shafts 37. And crushingwheels 38 are fixedly disposed on ends of the tworotating shafts 37 away from thesecond gears 371. By setting thesecond motor 35, thebaffle 36, and the crashingwheels 38, when using the dredging device, thesecond motor 35 is turned on to drive thefirst gear 352 to engage with thesecond gears 371, so that therotating shafts 37 chive the crushingwheels 38 to crush sludge and larger stones, which facilitates a salvage of thesalvaging hoppers 24, solves problems of low efficiency and high labor intensity by conventional manual dredging. Thebaffle 36 blocks upper portions of the crushingwheels 38 to avoid sludge splashing on a worker at a side of a trench or a canal during crashing, which improves usability of the dredging device. - To be specific, a number of the
salvaging hoppers 24 is six and a number of the limitingblocks 25 is six. First filter holes are disposed on a front surface and a back surface of eachsalvaging hopper 24. Thefirst motor 27 is turned on to drive thedriving wheel 21 and the driven wheel to rotate, so that thetransmission belt 23 drives thesalvaging hoppers 24 and the limitingblocks 25 to rotate. When thesalvaging hoppers 2 moves to a lower surface of thetransmission belt 23, the sludge is salvaged, and then thetransmission belt 23 drives thesalvaging hoppers 24 to bring the sludge up. Since thesalvaging hoppers 24 are hinged with thetransmission belt 23, thesalvaging hoppers 24 are angularly deflected. And the limitingblocks 25 block thesalvaging hoppers 24, so that thesalvaging hoppers 24 stably delivers the sludge. When thesalvaging hoppers 24 are moved to an uppermost position and are about to turn, thesalvaging hoppers 24 are deflected by gravity to pour the sludge into an interior of asludge discharging hopper 42, thereby discharging the sludge. The first filter holes on the surfaces of thesalvaging hoppers 24 allows the water in the sludge to be discharged in advance when salvaging, which facilitates later transportation of the sludge and facilitates the usability of the dredging device. - To be specific, the two
second gears 371 are engaged with thefirst gear 352. Fixingrods 39 are sleeved on outer surfaces of therotating shafts 37. A number of the fixingrods 39 are two. One end of each of the fixingrods 39 away from the rotatingshafts 37 is fixedly connected with a bottom surface of thebaffle 36. A distance between the crushingwheels 38 and thetransmission belt 23 is greater than a length of the salvaginghoppers 24. A horizontal line of the crushingwheels 38 is same as a horizontal line of alowermost salvaging hopper 24. Thesecond motor 35 is turned on to drive thefirst gear 352 to engage with thesecond gears 371, so that therotating shafts 37 drive the crushingwheels 38 to crush the sludge and the larger stones, which facilitates the salvage of salvaginghoppers 24, solves problems of low efficiency and high labor intensity by conventional manual dredging, and improves the usability of the dredging device. - To be specific, the
sludge discharging device 4 includes supportingrods 41, asludge discharging hopper 42, and asludge discharging port 43. A number of the supportingrods 41 is two. And opposite surfaces of the two supportingrods 41 are fixedly connected with back surfaces of the two fixingplates 26. Ends of the two supportingplates 34 away from the fixingplate 26 are respectively connected with a left side surface and a right side surface of thesludge discharging hopper 42. Thesludge discharging port 43 is disposed on the right side surface of thesludge discharging hopper 42. Second filter holes are disposed on a bottom portion of thesludge discharging hopper 42. A height of the supportingrods 41 is greater than a height of the salvaginghoppers 24. - The
salvaging hoppers 24 pour the sludge into the interior of thesludge discharging hopper 42, and thesludge discharging hopper 42 filters the water again through the second filter holes on the bottom portion of thesludge discharging hopper 42 to reduce the proportion of water in the sludge. The filtered sludge is discharged to the side of the trench or the canal through thesludge discharging port 43. The discharged sludge can be collected by a sludge truck in later stages. The adaptability of thesalvaging hoppers 24 is much greater than that of the sludge pump, which solves a problem that the sludge pump is easily blocked by the sludge. Thesalvaging hoppers 24 are able to salvage the garbage and stones in the sludge to improve the cleaning effect, which is convenient for the user. - To be specific, the adjusting
device 5 includes stabilizingplates 51,hydraulic cylinders 52, two fixingblocks 53, two stabilizingcylinder 54, stabilizingrods 55, andmovable wheels 56. A number of the stabilizingplates 51 is two. Thehydraulic cylinders 52 are fixedly disposed on the twostabilizer plates 51. Each of the fixing blocks 53 is disposed on an output end of each of thehydraulic cylinders 52. Opposite surfaces of the two fixingblocks 53 are fixedly connected with back surfaces of the two fixingplates 26 respectively. Each stabilizingcylinder 54 is fixedly disposed on an upper surface of each stabilizingplate 51. Each stabilizingrod 55 is sleeved on an interior of each stabilizingcylinder 54. Ends of the two stabilizingrods 55 away from the stabilizingcylinders 54 are fixedly connected with the back surfaces of the two fixingplates 26. And themovable wheels 56 are fixedly disposed on lower surfaces of the stabilizingplates 51. A number of themovable wheels 56 is four. Twomovable wheels 56 are set as one group, and each group ofmovable wheels 56 is fixedly connected with the lower surfaces of the two stabilizingplates 51. When thehydraulic cylinders 52 are turned on, thehydraulic cylinders 52 jack up the fixing blocks 53 to lift the crushingwheels 38 and thelowermost salvaging hopper 24 to exceeding the horizontal line of themovable wheels 56, and the dredging device is moved to the side of the trench or the canal to be processed. And the two groups of themovable wheels 56 are respectively located on two sides of the trench or the canal. Then thehydraulic cylinders 52 are turned off, so that the crushingwheels 38 and thelowermost salvaging buckets 24 fall into the sludge. And a descending height is selected according to a depth of the trench or the canal. The two groups ofmovable wheels 56 cooperating with the stabilizingcylinder 54 and the stabilizingrods 55 make the dredging device more stable during movement and placement. The dredging device can be dredged while moving, which improves the dredging efficiency, reduces the labor intensity of the workers, and further makes the dredging device more adaptable and convenient for the user. - To be specific, a number of the crushing
wheels 38 is two. A size of thebaffle 36 is greater than a size of the two crushingwheels 38. A height of the connectingframe 31 is greater than a height of the salvaginghoppers 24. The two crushingwheels 38 sputter the sludge when the sludge is being crushed, and thebaffle 36 can block the upper portions of the crushingwheels 38, which avoids sludge splashing on the worker at the side of the trench or the canal during crushing. The height of the connectingframe 31 is greater than thesalvaging hoppers 24, so that thesalvaging hoppers 24 is able to pass through the interior of the connectingframe 31, which improves the usability of the dredging device. - When using the dredging device, the
hydraulic cylinders 52 are turned on and jack up the fixing blocks 53 to lift the crushingwheels 38 and thelowermost salvaging hopper 24 to exceeding the horizontal line of themovable wheels 56. And the dredging device is moved to the side of the trench or the canal to be processed, and the two groups of themovable wheels 56 are respectively located on two sides of the trench or the canal. Then thehydraulic cylinders 52 are turned off, so that the crushingwheels 38 and thelowermost salvaging buckets 24 fall into the sludge. And the descending height is selected according to the depth of the trench or the canal. The two groups ofmovable wheels 56 cooperating with the stabilizingcylinder 54 and the stabilizingrods 55 make the dredging device more stable during movement and placement. Thesecond motor 35 is turned on to drive thefirst gear 352 to engage with thesecond gears 371, so that therotating shafts 37 drive the crushingwheels 38 to crush the sludge and the larger stones, which facilitates the salvage of salvaginghoppers 24. Thefirst motor 27 is turned on to drive thedriving wheel 21 and the driven wheel to rotate, so that thetransmission belt 23 drives thesalvaging hoppers 24 and the limitingblocks 25 to rotate. When thesalvaging hoppers 2 moves to the lower surface of thetransmission belt 23, the sludge is salvaged, and then thetransmission belt 23 drives thesalvaging hoppers 24 to bring the sludge up. Since thesalvaging hoppers 24 are hinged with thetransmission belt 23, thesalvaging hoppers 24 are angularly deflected, and the limitingblocks 25 block thesalvaging hoppers 24, so that thesalvaging hoppers 24 stably delivers the sludge. When thesalvaging hoppers 24 are moved to the uppermost position and are about to turn, thesalvaging hoppers 24 are deflected by gravity to pour the sludge into the interior of thesludge discharging hopper 42, thereby discharging the sludge. Thesalvaging hoppers 24 pour the sludge into the interior of thesludge discharging hopper 42, and thesludge discharging hopper 42 filters the water again through the second filter holes on the bottom portion of thesludge discharging hopper 42 to reduce the proportion of water in the sludge. The filtered sludge is discharged to the side of the trench or the canal through thesludge discharging port 43. The discharged sludge can be collected by the sludge truck in later stages, and the operation of the dredging device is completed through the above. - The basic principles, main features and advantages of the present disclosure are shown and described above. It should be understood by those skilled in the art that the present disclosure is not limited by the foregoing embodiments. The above description of the embodiments and the description is merely illustrative of the principles of the present disclosure. There are various variations and modifications of the present disclosure without departing from the spirit and scope of the present disclosure. The scope of the present disclosure is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.
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1. A diedging device, comprising a body, wherein the body comprises a salvaging device salvaging sludge, a crushing device crushing the sludge, a sludge discharging device discharging the sludge, and an adjusting device adjusting a height of the dredging device and moving the dredging device;
wherein the salvaging device comprises a driving wheel, a driven wheel, a transmission belt, salvaging hoppers, limiting blocks, fixing plates, and a first motor; the transmission belt is sleeved on an outer surface of the driving wheel and an outer surface of the driven wheel respectively; and an outer surface of the transmission belt is hinged with the salvaging hoppers; the limiting blocks are fixedly disposed on the outer surface of the transmission belt; and a surface of each salvaging hopper is overlapped with one end of each limiting block away from the transmission belt; a number of the fixing plates is two; two ends of the driving wheel are respectively rotatably connected with opposite surfaces of the two fixing plates; two ends of the driven wheel are respectively rotatably connected with the opposite surfaces of the two fixing plates; a right end of the driving wheel passes through one of the two fixing plates that is close to the right end of the driving wheel and is fixedly connected with an output shaft of the first motor;
wherein the crushing device comprises a connecting frame, connecting plates, connecting rods, a supporting plate, a second motor, a baffle, rotating shafts, crushing wheels, and fixing rods; wherein the opposite surfaces of the two fixing plates are fixedly connected with a left side surface and a right side surface of an interior of the connecting frame respectively; the connecting plates are fixedly disposed on a front surface of the connecting frame; a mmther of the connecting plates is two; one connecting rod is fixedly disposed on a front surface of each of the two connecting plates; the supporting plate is fixedly disposed on upper surfaces of the two connecting plates; the second motor is fixedly disposed on an upper surface of the supporting plate; a driving shaft is fixedly disposed on an output shaft of the second motor; bottom ends of the two connecting rods are fixedly connected with an upper surface of the baffle; and gear box is fixedly disposed on a lower surface of the baffle; an end of the driVing shaft away from the output shaft of the second motor passes through the baffle and extends to an interior of the gear box; a first gear is fixedly disposed on the end of the driving shaft, the rotating shafts disposed in the interior of the gear box; a number of the rotating shafts is two; and two second gears are disposed on opposite ends of the two rotating shafts; and crushing wheels are fixedly disposed on ends of the two rotating shafts away from the second gears.
2. The dredging device according to claim 1 , wherein a numbers of the salvaging hoppers is six and a number of the limiting blocks is six; first filter holes are disposed on a front surface and a back surface of each salvaging hopper.
3. The dredging device according to claim 1 , wherein the two second gears are engaged with the first gear; fixing rods are sleeved on outer surfaces of the rotating shafts; a number of the fixing rods are two; one end of each of the fixing rods away from the rotating shafts is fixedly connected with a bottom surface of the baffle; a distance between the crushing wheels and the transmission belt is greater than a length of the salvaging hoppers; a horizontal line of the crushing wheels is same as a horizontal line of a lowermost salvaging hopper.
4. The dredging device according to claim 1 , wherein the sludge discharging device comprises supporting rods, a sludge discharging hopper, and a sludge discharging port; a number of the supporting rods is two, and opposite surfaces of the two supporting rods are fixedly connected with back surfaces of the two fixing plates; and ends of the two supporting plates away from the fixing plate are respectively connected with a left side surface and a right side surface of the sludge discharging hopper; the sludge discharging port is disposed on the right side surface of the sludge discharging hopper; second filter holes are disposed on a bottom portion of the sludge discharging hopper; a height of the supporting rods is greater than a height of the salvaging hoppers.
5. The dredging device according to claim 1 , wherein the adjusting device comprises stabilizing plates, hydraulic cylinders, two fixing blocks, two stabilizing cylinders, stabilizing rods, and movable wheels; a number of the stabilizing plates is two; the hydraulic cylinders are fixedly disposed on the two stabilizer plates; each of the fixing blocks is disposed on an output end of each of the hydraulic cylinders; opposite surfaces of the two fixing blocks are fixedly connected with back surfaces of the two fixing plates respectively.
6. The dredging device according to claim 5 , wherein each stabilizing cylinder is fixedly disposed on an upper surface of each stabilizing plate; each stabilizing rod is sleeved on an interior of each stabilizing cylinder; ends of the two stabilizing rods away from the stabilizing cylinders are fixedly connected with the back surfaces of the two fixing plates; and the movable wheels are fixedly disposed on lower surfaces of the stabilizing plates; a number of the movable wheels is four; two movable wheels are set as one group; and each group of movable wheels is fixedly connected with the lower surfaces of the two stabilizing plates.
7. The dredging device according to claim 1 , wherein a number of the crushing wheels is two; a size of the baffle is greater than a size of the two crushing wheels; a height of the connecting frame is greater than a height of the salvaging hoppers.
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