序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
1 组合秤 CN201180066136.7 2011-06-02 CN103328942A 2013-09-25 川西胜三; 长尾武好; 川岛隆明
发明提供能够对齐被计量物的长度方向的朝向并排出的组合秤。根据本发明的一种形态的组合秤具备:向一方向搬运并排出被供给的被计量物的集合输送机装置(3);各自搬运并排出被供给的被计量物,以此向集合输送机装置(3)供给被计量物,并且在集合输送机装置(3)的搬运方向上排列配设的多个计量输送机(1);各自对在计量输送机(1)上被供给的被计量物的重量进行计量的多个重量传感器(2);和基于重量传感器(2)的计量值求出一个由被计量物的重量的总和为目标重量范围内的计量输送机(1)的组合构成的排出组合,驱动在排出组合中被选择的计量输送机(1)以搬运并排出计量输送机(1)上的被计量物的控制部(5);并且形成为集合输送机装置(3)的搬运速度与计量输送机(1)的搬运速度相比快的结构。
2 在线测量物料重量的装置 CN02128861.5 2002-08-16 CN1397786A 2003-02-19 梁漫春; 张志康; 衣宏昌; 林谦; 钱永庚
在线测量物料重量的装置,属于在线物料称重技术领域。其特征在于,它含有:发出光束的光源,由光轴和上述光束成一定夹的凸透镜和CCD电容耦合器件制成的面阵CCD摄像头,经采集卡与CCD摄像头相连的计算机。在物料堆密度变化大或测量精度要求高时可以增加γ射线放射源、γ射线探测器、γ射线信号处理电路微处理器来准确测量物料堆积密度。在输运带速度不恒定时,可以经微处理器连接速度传感器来准确测量输运带速度。光源可以是扇形面线光斑的扇形光束。本发明具有精度高,可靠性和稳定性好的优点,适用于速度不恒定的输运带,适用于物料堆积形状和堆积密度变化大的场合,辐射安全性好,可广泛应用于冶金、化工、采矿等等行业。
3 用于产品称重的方法与设备 CN200680005458.X 2006-02-02 CN101341380A 2009-01-07 H·伯格
发明涉及当产品传输于平仪体(7)所支撑的水平仪带(2)之上时称重产品的检验水平仪,通过加载在水平仪体(7)上的初负荷(V)抑制产品到达水平仪带(2)之上时出现的寄生振荡,其中通过初负荷引起的负荷因为随后的重量测量值检测暂时地释放。
4 在线测量物料重量的装置 CN02128861.5 2002-08-16 CN1142414C 2004-03-17 梁漫春; 张志康; 衣宏昌; 林谦; 钱永庚
在线测量物料重量的装置,属于在线物料称重技术领域。其特征在于,它含有:发出光束的光源,由光轴和上述光束成一定夹的凸透镜和CCD电容耦合器件制成的面阵CCD摄像头,经采集卡与CCD摄像头相连的计算机。在物料堆密度变化大或测量精度要求高时可以增加γ射线放射源、γ射线探测器、γ射线信号处理电路微处理器来准确测量物料堆积密度。在输运带速度不恒定时,可以经微处理器连接速度传感器来准确测量输运带速度。光源可以是扇形面线光斑的扇形光束。本发明具有精度高,可靠性和稳定性好的优点,适用于速度不恒定的输运带,适用于物料堆积形状和堆积密度变化大的场合,辐射安全性好,可广泛应用于冶金、化工、采矿等等行业。
5 COMBINATION WEIGHING DEVICE US15559877 2015-03-31 US20180058910A1 2018-03-01 Kazuo TAKAYANAGI; Kouhei KIKUCHI
A combination balance includes: a dispersion table that radially disperses articles loaded from above; and a vibration unit that vibrates the dispersion table up and down, wherein the dispersion table has a table main body and a wall portion, the table main body has a discharge region from which the articles are discharged and a non-discharge region from which the articles are not discharged, and the vibration unit has a plurality of vibration portions horizontally facing each other.
6 Combination scale US14942490 2015-11-16 US09897337B2 2018-02-20 Kohei Kikuchi
This invention relates to a combination scale including an ejector to be supplied with compressed air to ventilate a central cabinet of the combination scale, wherein an interior of the central cabinet and a suction port of the ejector are connected to and communicating with each other.
7 DRIVE OVER BULKWEIGHER TRANSLOAD SYSTEM US13082665 2011-04-08 US20110250038A1 2011-10-13 Sheldon Affleck
A system and method for weighing and loading particulate material while the particulate material is passing through the system is provided. The system can include a roadway, an opening positioned in the roadway and at least one bulkweigher provided below the opening. A rail car or a trailer can be positioned above the opening in the roadway and particulate material discharged from the rail car or trailer through the opening into the at least one bulkweigher. The bulkweigher can weigh the particulate material as it is being discharged and, after the particulate material has been weighed by the at least one bulkweigher, the bulkweigher can discharge the particulate material onto a conveyor to be loaded into another rail car or trailer.
8 Conveyor belt scale system US11676983 2007-02-20 US07750253B2 2010-07-06 Gary Wineland
A scale may include a conveyor belt that carries a load, where the load has a weight. A generator is included that receives mechanical energy arising from movement of the conveyor belt and outputs electrical energy that corresponds to a rate of movement of the conveyor belt. At least one load cell receives the electrical energy from the generator, senses the weight of the load, and outputs a voltage that corresponds to the weight of the load and the rate of movement of the conveyor belt.
9 METHOD AND DEVICE FOR WEIGHING PRODUCTS US11816762 2006-02-02 US20090107733A1 2009-04-30 Hermann Berger
The invention relates to a check weigher for weighing products during the transport thereof on a weighing belt (2) supported on a weighing cell (7). According to the invention, the parasitic oscillations occurring as products arrive on the weighing belt are suppressed by an initial load (V) applied to the weighing cell (7). The pressure exerted by the initial load is temporarily lifted for the detection of the weight measuring values.
10 Harvester with elevator with and measurement of harvested product quantity US15677 1998-01-29 US5890961A 1999-04-06 Willi Behnke; Norbert Diekhans
A quantity of a harvested product supplied by an elevator of a harvester from a lower side to an upper side is determined by measuring an elevator when it is located with the harvested product with consideration of weight of the empty elevator.
11 Flowmeter US886511 1992-05-20 US5230251A 1993-07-27 Robert O. Brandt, Jr.
A flow meter for determining the flow rate of a stream of material such as a fluid stream or a stream of particles comprising a guide for guiding the material to be measured along a predetermined path and having an entry end and an exit end. A transducer is operatively associated with the exit end of the guide and includes a mechanical column connected between a load cell and the exit end of the guide means. The load cell produces an electrical output signal proportional to the flow rate of the material on the guide.
12 Method and device for recording the flow rate of a stream of bulk material US617400 1990-11-20 US5121638A 1992-06-16 Bruno Gmur
The invention proposes a novel weighing method and a device for exactly determining the weight of a continuous stream of bulk material. The stream is conveyed without interruption into a tubular weighing machine (1). A blocking slide valve (4) is cyclically closed and opened and the weight increase per unit time is measured, the slide valve (4) being closed in each case, and an average is obtained from a very large number of weighing operations repeated in the same manner, and is used by computer means (5) for calculating the entire amount of bulk material. The weighing cycle is very short, in some cases less than 10 seconds, and is continuously repeated. The large number of measurements gives high statistical accuracy of about .+-.0.02%, i.e. of the same order as for a container-type weigher.
13 Box Filler for Produce Packaging US14295484 2014-06-04 US20150353212A1 2015-12-10 Robert L. Williamson
A “weigh/fill” type box filler for cherries, cherries and similar small produce that incrementally moves and fills an array of individual packaging bags within conventional packing boxes. The box filler includes a box conveyer, a producer conveyer, a metering gate, a weigh/fill scale assembly and three independent box lifters. The box conveyer moves the packing boxes incrementally over the weigh/fill scale assembly to position each row of bags within successive packing boxes beneath the metering gate. As one packing box is incrementally moved across the weigh/fill scale assembly and each row of bags is weigh/filled, the box lifters sequentially raise the adjacent preceding and following packing boxes out of contact with the weigh/fill scale assembly. The metering gate uses independently actuated gate paddles to selectively control the flow of produce into the individual bags first at a high volume “gross” fill rate and finishing with a lower volume or “fine” fill rate.
14 Combination weigher US14007950 2011-06-02 US09079721B2 2015-07-14 Shozo Kawanishi; Takeyoshi Nagao; Takaaki Kawashima
A combination weigher comprises a collecting conveyor which conveys objects and discharges the objects; a plurality of weighing conveyors configured to convey the objects fed thereto and discharge the objects, to feed the objects to the collecting conveyor apparatus; a plurality of weight sensors for measuring weights of the objects held on the weighing conveyors; and a control section which finds a discharge combination including a combination of the weighing conveyors holding the objects in which a total weight thereof falls within a target weight range, based on the measured weight values of the weight sensors and activates the weighing conveyors selected to make up the discharge combination to convey the objects on the weighing conveyors and discharge the objects, wherein a conveying speed of the collecting conveyor apparatus is set higher than a conveying speed of the weighing conveyors.
15 Apparatus for weighing materials online US10524901 2003-08-14 US07098409B2 2006-08-29 Manchun Liang; Zhikang Zhang; Hongchang Yi; Qian Lin; Yonggeng Qian
An apparatus for weighing materials online is disclosed, which belongs to an art of online weighing of material. The apparatus comprises: a light-emitting unit, emitting light beams irradiating on the surface of materials transported on a belt to form a bright projection which has the same shape as that of a upper contour of a cross-section of the material; and a CCD camera for continuously picking up images of the bright projection on the upper contour of the cross-section of the material; and an image capture unit, connected to the CCD camera for continuously capturing the images; and a central processing unit, connected to the image capture unit for processing the images captured by the image capture unit to compute a weight of the material. The present invention has many advantages, such as, high precision, good reliability and stability, which applies to the belt without a constant speed and a condition that a bulk shape and the bulk density of the material change largely. And the radiation safety of the present invention is good.
16 Conveyor belt scale system US10053721 2002-01-21 US20030136589A1 2003-07-24 James P. Dietrich
A conveyor belt scale system for increasing the weight measurement accuracy of a conveyor belt scale. The conveyor belt scale system includes a conveyor having a support frame and a belt, a first load cell positioned within the conveyor for measuring the belt after receiving a load of material (full weight), a second load cell positioned within the conveyor for measuring the belt prior to receiving a load of material (empty weight), a velocity sensor within the conveyor for measuring the velocity of the belt, and a control unit in communication with the sensors. The control unit measures the empty weight and the full weight of the belt upon a plurality of locations upon the belt. The control unit corresponds the empty weight with the full weight of each of the measured locations to calculate the material net weight.
17 Method of measuring harvested product quantity in elevator of harvester US755962 1996-11-25 US5863247A 1999-01-26 Willi Behnke; Norbert Diekhans
A quantity of a harvested product supplied by an elevator of a harvester from a lower side to an upper side is determined by measuring an elevator when it is located with the harvested product with consideration of weight of the empty elevator.
18 Particle weighing system US662419 1991-02-28 US5219031A 1993-06-15 Robert O. Brandt, Jr.
A dynamic weighing apparatus for determining the mass of a group of particles or single particle while in motion is disclosed. The apparatus comprises a guide for guiding the material to be weighed along a predetermined path and having an entry end and an exit end. A transducer is operatively associated with the exit end of the guide and includes a mechanical column connected between a load cell and the exit end of the guide means. The load cell produces an electrical output signal proportional to the mass of particles on the guide.
19 Method and apparatus for weighing material US658899 1984-10-09 US4602692A 1986-07-29 R. Langdon Wales; H. W. Crowley
A method and apparatus for separately weighing, by means of a common scale, contributions of material for multiple streams, such material typically being printed papers, such as from a printing press. Material that is to be weighed, which is typically waste material, is delivered by workers or operators along multiple respective routes to the common scale bin. Means are provided which are worker initiated, to provide enabling signals respectively associated with the multiple routes along with means responsive to these enabling signals while providing a plurality of separate counts corresponding to weight for each respective route. Delivery of material along each route may be detected by, for example, a floor mat switch, a actuated push button, or by photo detector means.
20 Conveyor scale with integrator US55364975 1975-02-27 US3924699A 1975-12-09 CHAMBERS ROBERT B
A ratchet device which is separately driven in opposite directions in response to a control signal comprising a ratchet wheel supported for rotation and having a connection for converting movement of the wheel into an output movement, a double ratchet pawl oscillated adjacent the periphery of the ratchet wheel, a control element for selectively engaging the pawl in response to a control signal and adjustment means for interconnecting the control element and the pawl. The adjustment means includes a pin on the pawl, a threaded member having an extension extending at an angle to the axis of the threaded portion of the member and a single spring having an end received on the extension and the other end encircling the pin of the pawl so that rotation of the threaded member applies a bias on the pawl to enable adjustment of the orientation of the pawl relative to the periphery of the ratchet wheel.
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