Mechanical cleaning and drying device

Abstract

The invention discloses a mechanical cleaning and drying device which comprises a rack, a conveying chain, a workpiece positioning seat, a dirt detection module, a steam infiltration tank, a steam generator, a steam spraying pipe, a spraying pipe adjusting module, a cleaning tank, a cleaning control center, a cleaning liquid tank, a liquid outgoing electromagnetic valve, a positional spraying module, an atomized water nozzle, a cleaning hairbrush, a waste liquid recycling tank, a soaking liquid-removing tank, an ultrasonic cleaner and a dehumidifying and drying box. The mechanical device is enabled to conveniently and quickly clean stain and dirty marks on workpieces in a targeted manner, has good cleaning effect, can synchronously dry the workpieces after being cleaned, can guarantee neatness and dryness of the workpieces and is convenient to store, mount and operate, high in practicability and conducive to popularization and application.

Description

[0001] 【Technical Field】 [0002] The invention relates to the technical field of mechanical cleaning equipment, in particular to the technical field of a mechanical cleaning and drying device. [0003] 【Background technique】 [0004] Cleaning equipment refers to mechanical equipment that can be used to replace manual work to clean the surface oil, wax, dust, oxide layer and other stains and stains on the workpiece. The cleaning equipment currently seen on the market is ultrasonic cleaning, high-pressure spray cleaning, laser cleaning, steam cleaning, dry ice cleaning and composite cleaning equipment. The industrial application of organic solvents on the surface of mechanical parts to remove contaminants has a long history. Because domestic solvents such as kerosene and gasoline, which have been eliminated in the 1930s and 1940s, are still used as cleaning fluids for mechanical parts, these solvents have great fire hazards and dangers. In addition, gasoline and kerosene cannot be r...

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Problems solved by technology

Because domestic solvents such as kerosene and gasoline that have been eliminated in the 1930s and 1940s are still used as cleaning fluids for mechanical parts, because these solvents have great fire hazards and dangers.

In addition, the high consumption and high cost of gasoline and kerosene that cannot be recovered and recycled during use will bring about environmental protection issues in the working environment, as well as a market where customers pay more and more attention to the quality and importance of cleaning mechanical parts Under these conditions, efficient and environmentally friendly cleaning solutions for mechanical parts are becoming more and more prominent

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