JPH0247956B2 - IBUTSUJOKYOSOCHI - Google Patents
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【発明の詳細な説明】
イ 産業上の利用分野
本発明は木材チツプ、穀物などの物質片及びそ
れらの加工品(以下単に物質片と省略す。)の中
から、プラスチツク、ゴムなどの異物を除去する
ための装置に関するものである。Detailed Description of the Invention A. Field of Industrial Application The present invention aims to remove foreign substances such as plastics and rubber from pieces of substances such as wood chips and grains and their processed products (hereinafter simply referred to as pieces of material). The present invention relates to a device for removing the present invention.
ロ 従来の技術
近年プラスチツク製品が広く使用され、不要化
したプラスチツクの小片がパルプ原料や穀物など
に紛れ込むことが多くなつている。プラスチツク
やゴムなどの異物は木材や穀物などとの比重差が
少ないので、浮遊法や遠心分離法などによる選別
が困難であり、従来は人手により異物の選別除去
を行つていた。そこで本発明者等は、物質片とプ
ラスチツクなどの絶縁性物質との帯電性の差を利
用する異物除去方法を開発した。第3図はその装
置を示したもので、コンベア6の上流側にコロナ
放電装置7の放電電極8を配設して被検材を帯電
させると共に、下流側に表面電位計9の検出電極
10を設け、表面電位計9の微分出力を電圧比較
器17によつて基準電圧と比較することにより表
面電位のピークを検出し、この電圧比較器17の
出力でタイマ12を作動させ、一定時間後にダン
パ13を作動させて異物を除去するようにしたも
のであり、導電性を有する物質片の方がプラスチ
ツクなどの絶縁性物質に比して帯電電荷の減衰が
早いことを利用し、表面電位のピークを検出する
ことによつて絶縁性の異物を検出するようにした
ものである。B. Conventional technology In recent years, plastic products have become widely used, and small pieces of unnecessary plastic are often found in pulp raw materials, grains, etc. Foreign substances such as plastics and rubber have a small difference in specific gravity from those of wood and grains, so it is difficult to separate them using flotation methods or centrifugal separation methods. Conventionally, foreign substances have been separated and removed manually. Therefore, the present inventors have developed a foreign matter removal method that utilizes the difference in chargeability between a piece of material and an insulating material such as plastic. FIG. 3 shows the device, in which a discharge electrode 8 of a corona discharge device 7 is arranged on the upstream side of the conveyor 6 to charge the test material, and a detection electrode 10 of a surface electrometer 9 is placed on the downstream side. The peak of the surface potential is detected by comparing the differential output of the surface electrometer 9 with the reference voltage by the voltage comparator 17, and the timer 12 is activated by the output of this voltage comparator 17, and after a certain period of time, the peak of the surface potential is detected. The damper 13 is operated to remove foreign matter, and the surface potential is reduced by taking advantage of the fact that the charge decays faster on a conductive piece of material than on an insulating material such as plastic. Insulating foreign matter is detected by detecting peaks.
しかしながら第3図に示した異物除去装置には
次に述べるような問題があつた。すなわち物質片
たとえば木材チツプの含水率が高くしかも雨など
により異物が濡れた状態である場合は、帯電させ
ても電荷は直ちに逃げてしまいチツプと異物の両
方の帯電位が低くなるので、異物の検出が困難と
なる。したがつてそのような場合には電圧比較器
17の基準電圧を低くした方が異物除去率が高く
なるので有利である。一方、含水率が低い場合に
はチツプの帯電電荷の減衰が少く異物との表面電
位の差が小さいので、基準電圧を高くする必要が
あり、そのためにレベル設定回路20によつて基
準電圧を任意に設定できるようになつている。 However, the foreign matter removing device shown in FIG. 3 has the following problems. In other words, if a material such as a wood chip has a high moisture content and the foreign object is wet due to rain, the electric charge will immediately escape even if it is charged, and the charged potential of both the chip and the foreign object will become low. Detection becomes difficult. Therefore, in such a case, it is advantageous to lower the reference voltage of the voltage comparator 17 because the foreign matter removal rate becomes higher. On the other hand, when the moisture content is low, the decay of the charge on the chip is small and the difference in surface potential between the chip and the foreign object is small, so it is necessary to increase the reference voltage. It is now possible to set it to .
しかし第4図に示すように、例えば木材チツプ
の場合、帯電処理した木材チツプの表面電位の減
衰は含水率が低下して10%〜20%の辺になると急
に少くなり始め、この付近では表面電位のばらつ
きが大きく、しかもプラスチツク類の表面電荷と
の差が小さくなつているので、基準電圧を厳密に
設定しても誤動作の危険が大である。更に含水率
が10%以下になると表面電位の減衰は非常に少く
なり、絶縁性物質との間の表面電位差はわずかに
なつて、基準電圧を微細に調整しても実際上異物
検出は不可能になる。 However, as shown in Figure 4, for example, in the case of wood chips, the attenuation of the surface potential of charged wood chips suddenly begins to decrease as the water content decreases and reaches the 10% to 20% range. Since the variation in surface potential is large and the difference from the surface charge of plastics is becoming smaller, there is a high risk of malfunction even if the reference voltage is set strictly. Furthermore, when the water content is less than 10%, the attenuation of the surface potential becomes extremely small, and the difference in surface potential between the material and the insulating material becomes so small that it is practically impossible to detect foreign objects even if the reference voltage is finely adjusted. become.
ハ 発明の目的
そこで本発明の第一の目的は、物質片の含水率
が極めて高い場合、或いは極めて低い場合であつ
ても絶縁性物質片との選別を可能にする手段を提
供することにあり、また第二の目的とするところ
は、前記表面電位計の平均出力を利用することに
よつて、手動による基準電圧の調整を不要とする
ことにある。C. Purpose of the Invention Therefore, the first object of the present invention is to provide a means that makes it possible to separate material fragments from insulating material fragments even when the moisture content of the material fragments is extremely high or extremely low. A second object is to eliminate the need for manual adjustment of the reference voltage by using the average output of the surface electrometer.
ニ 発明の構成
上記の目的を達成するために、本発明は第3図
の構成に加えて、放電電極の上流側に加湿手段と
乾燥手段とを備えると共に、表面電位計により表
面電位たとえば、表面電荷の変化速度のピークの
ほかに表面電位たとえば表面電荷の変化速度の平
均レベルを検出し、この平均レベルによつて加湿
手段と乾燥手段とを制御せしめたものである。D. Structure of the Invention In order to achieve the above object, the present invention includes, in addition to the structure shown in FIG. In addition to the peak rate of change in charge, the average level of the rate of change in surface potential, such as surface charge, is detected, and the humidifying means and drying means are controlled based on this average level.
このように構成すれば、物質片と絶縁性物質の
帯電電位の差を検出するために用いていた表面電
位計を利用して、全体の表面電位の平均レベルを
検出することにより、物質の含水率を判別し、加
湿或いは乾燥の度合いを制御して含水率を略し一
定範囲内にもつてゆくことができ、それによつて
被検材と絶縁性物質とに帯電性の差を持たせるこ
とができるのである。 With this configuration, the surface potential meter used to detect the difference in charged potential between a piece of material and an insulating material can be used to detect the average level of the overall surface potential, thereby determining the water content of the material. By determining the moisture content and controlling the degree of humidification or drying, it is possible to keep the moisture content within a certain range, thereby creating a difference in chargeability between the test material and the insulating material. It can be done.
ホ 実施例
第1図は本発明装置の一実施例の概略系統図を
示したもので、ホツパ1内の被検材の木材チツプ
(厚さ数mm)は振動フイーダ2によつてコンベア
3上に撤布供給される。次に木材チツプはコンベ
ア3よりも高速の第2のコンベア6に移し替えら
れ木材チツプ同士重らないように薄く展開された
後コロナ放電装置7の放電電極8の下を通過して
帯電せしめられる。放電電極8はコンベアベルト
の上方数cmの高さでベルト幅いつぱいに設置され
ており、数KVの電圧が印加される。コンベア6
は金網で構成されてアースされており、コロナ放
電電流はコンベア6を経てアースに流れる。表面
電位計9の検出電極10は放電電極8の下流側に
数十cm離れた箇所に放電電極8とほぼ同じ高さで
設置されており、コンベア6は100m/分程度の
速度であり、この距離を木材チツプは約0.3秒で
通過する。表面電位計9の出力は検出回路11に
加えられ、ここで表面電位のピークと平均レベル
とが検出されて、ピーク検出出力によりタイマ1
2を介して一定時間後にダンパ13を作動させる
と共に、平均レベル検出出力によつて水分調節装
置14を制御し、噴水ノズル4への給水量と熱風
乾燥器5への熱風供給量を調節している。E. Embodiment FIG. 1 shows a schematic system diagram of an embodiment of the apparatus of the present invention, in which wood chips (several mm thick) as a material to be inspected in a hopper 1 are transferred onto a conveyor 3 by a vibrating feeder 2. It will be withdrawn and supplied. Next, the wood chips are transferred to a second conveyor 6 that is faster than the conveyor 3, and after being spread out thinly so that the wood chips do not overlap each other, they are passed under the discharge electrode 8 of the corona discharge device 7 and charged. . The discharge electrode 8 is installed at a height of several centimeters above the conveyor belt and across the width of the belt, and a voltage of several kilovolts is applied to it. conveyor 6
is constructed of a wire mesh and is grounded, and the corona discharge current flows through the conveyor 6 to the ground. The detection electrode 10 of the surface electrometer 9 is installed several tens of centimeters downstream from the discharge electrode 8 at approximately the same height as the discharge electrode 8, and the conveyor 6 has a speed of about 100 m/min. A wood chip traverses the distance in about 0.3 seconds. The output of the surface potential meter 9 is applied to the detection circuit 11, where the peak and average level of the surface potential are detected, and the peak detection output is used as the timer 1.
2 to operate the damper 13 after a certain period of time, and control the moisture regulator 14 based on the average level detection output to adjust the amount of water supplied to the fountain nozzle 4 and the amount of hot air supplied to the hot air dryer 5. There is.
第2図は検出回路11の構成を示したもので、
表面電位計9の出力を微分回路15に加え、その
出力を増幅回路16で増幅したのち電圧比較器1
7に加えて基準電圧と比較し、この比較出力をピ
ーク検出出力としている。また表面電位計9の出
力を平滑回路18に加えて平均化し、その出力を
電圧比較器19に加えて設定値と比較し、この平
均レベルが設定値よりも低下したときには木材チ
ツプの含水率が極めて高い状態を示し、しかも異
物が濡れた状態である可能性があるので、かかる
場合には噴水ノズル4は水を停止したまま熱風乾
燥器5のみを作動させ、木材チツプの含水率を下
げて適正範囲内に調節する。また、平均レベルが
上限設定値を越える場合には、木材チツプの含水
率が極めて低い状態を示し、かかる場合には熱風
乾燥器5の作動はさせずに噴水ノズル4から水を
噴出させ、木材チツプの含水率を上げて適正範囲
内に調節する。また平滑回路18の出力はレベル
設定回路20に入力され、平均含水率に応じてピ
ーク検出用電圧比較器17の基準電圧を自動的に
最適値に設定できるようになつている。 FIG. 2 shows the configuration of the detection circuit 11.
The output of the surface electrometer 9 is applied to the differentiating circuit 15, and the output is amplified by the amplifier circuit 16, and then the voltage comparator 1
7 and a reference voltage, and this comparison output is used as a peak detection output. Furthermore, the output of the surface electrometer 9 is applied to the smoothing circuit 18 to be averaged, and the output is applied to the voltage comparator 19 and compared with a set value. When this average level falls below the set value, the moisture content of the wood chips is determined. In such a case, the water from the fountain nozzle 4 is stopped and only the hot air dryer 5 is operated to lower the moisture content of the wood chips. Adjust within the appropriate range. Furthermore, if the average level exceeds the upper limit set value, it indicates that the moisture content of the wood chips is extremely low. Increase the moisture content of the chips and adjust it within the appropriate range. Further, the output of the smoothing circuit 18 is input to a level setting circuit 20, so that the reference voltage of the peak detection voltage comparator 17 can be automatically set to an optimum value according to the average moisture content.
ヘ 発明の効果
上述のように本発明装置によれば、木材チツプ
などの物質片の含水率が、適正範囲を外れて絶縁
性物質との間に表面電位の差が生じない場合に
は、移送物体を湿らせるか或いは表面を乾燥させ
ることによつて、帯電性に差をもたせることがで
きる上に、表面電位計を利用して表面電位の平均
レベルを検出することによつて自動的に平均含水
率を最適状態に制御することができるという利点
がある。F. Effects of the Invention As described above, according to the device of the present invention, if the moisture content of a piece of material such as a wood chip is out of the appropriate range and no difference in surface potential occurs between it and the insulating material, the transfer By moistening the object or drying the surface, the chargeability can be differentiated, and by detecting the average level of surface potential using a surface electrometer, the average level can be automatically determined. There is an advantage that the moisture content can be controlled to an optimum state.
なお、ホツパーに供給する物質片を予め振動ス
クリーン等にかけてダストを除去することは、上
記の表面電位の測定をより精度よく測定できて本
発明の好ましい一実施態様である。また、本実施
例では、1個の検出電極を用いているが、検出電
極をコンベアの移送方向に離して前後2個配設
し、一方の検出電極の検出電位によつてピーク検
出を行い、他方の電極の検出電位を平滑化して平
均レベルを検出するようにしてもよく、前後の検
出電極の検出電位の平均レベルの差から被検材の
含水率を検知し、これを制御するようにしてもよ
い。 It should be noted that it is a preferred embodiment of the present invention to remove dust by subjecting the material pieces supplied to the hopper to a vibrating screen or the like in advance, since this allows the above-mentioned surface potential to be measured more accurately. In addition, in this embodiment, one detection electrode is used, but two detection electrodes are arranged in the front and back, separated in the transport direction of the conveyor, and peak detection is performed using the detection potential of one detection electrode. The detection potential of the other electrode may be smoothed to detect the average level, or the moisture content of the material to be tested may be detected from the difference in the average level of the detection potentials of the front and rear detection electrodes, and this may be controlled. It's okay.
第1図は本発明装置の概略系統図、第2図は同
上の要部ブロツク回路図、第3図は従来のこの種
の装置の概略系統図、第4図は木材チツプの含水
率と表面電位との関係グラフである。
1……ホツパ、2……振動フイーダ、3……コ
ンベア、4……噴水ノズル、5……熱風乾燥器、
6……第2のコンベア、7……コロナ放電装置、
8……放電電極、9……表面電位計、10……検
出電極、11……検出回路、12……タイマ、1
3……ダンパ、14……水分調節装置、15……
微分回路、16……増幅回路、17……電圧比較
器、18……平滑回路、19……電圧比較器、2
0……レベル設定回路。
Fig. 1 is a schematic system diagram of the device of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a block circuit diagram of the same essential parts as above, Fig. 3 is a schematic system diagram of a conventional device of this kind, and Fig. 4 is a diagram showing the moisture content and surface of wood chips. It is a relationship graph with electric potential. 1... Hopper, 2... Vibration feeder, 3... Conveyor, 4... Fountain nozzle, 5... Hot air dryer,
6... Second conveyor, 7... Corona discharge device,
8...discharge electrode, 9...surface electrometer, 10...detection electrode, 11...detection circuit, 12...timer, 1
3...Damper, 14...Moisture adjustment device, 15...
Differential circuit, 16...Amplification circuit, 17...Voltage comparator, 18...Smoothing circuit, 19...Voltage comparator, 2
0...Level setting circuit.
Claims (1)
材を帯電させる放電電極を配設し、下流側に被検
材の表面電位を検出する検出電極を配設して、表
面電位のピークと平均レベルとを検出せしめ、検
出電極の直下もしくはその下流側に上記ピーク検
出のタイミングで作動する異物排除手段を設ける
と共に、放電電極の上流側に上記平均レベルによ
つて制御される加湿手段と乾燥手段とを設けて成
ることを特徴とする異物除去装置。1. A discharge electrode is installed on the upstream side of the conveyor to charge the test material by corona discharge, and a detection electrode is installed on the downstream side to detect the surface potential of the test material. A foreign matter removing means that operates at the timing of peak detection is provided directly below or downstream of the detection electrode, and a humidifying means and a drying means are provided upstream of the discharge electrode and are controlled based on the average level. What is claimed is: 1. A foreign matter removal device comprising:
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