Foldable and swinging salt pond ballast machine
A live ballast machine, swinging technology, applied in the direction of alkali metal chloride, etc., can solve the problems of damage to the bottom plate of the salt pond, large resistance, difficulty in driving and transportation outside the salt pond, etc., to reduce the volume, improve the efficiency of live ballast, and facilitate driving and transportation. transport effect
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[0012] The ballast machine reducer (1) transmits power to the main shaft (3) through the transmission chain (2), the main shaft (3) drives two cams (4) in opposite directions to rotate, and the two cams (4) each drive a driven The rake body (5) moves, and the driven body (5) is connected with the rake body (7) to form left and right reciprocating swings on the bearing (6), thereby realizing the purpose of carrying out live ballasting operation on the salt layer at the bottom of the salt pond. When the live ballast machine is driven and transported by a tractor outside the salt pond, pull out the pin (11), the two ends of the rake body can be folded, and the rake body part connected by the connecting plate (9) and the rotating shaft (10) can The middle is folded up and fixed on the block (8); otherwise, the rake body is put down into a horizontal state, and then the pin (11) is inserted, and the live ballast operation can be carried out in the salt pond.
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