SU39651A1 - Device for drying tobacco leaves - Google Patents

Description

Typically, stringed tobacco leaves are tied to the ends of a long folder. In this form, the leaves are dried in the sun in the daytime, and at night they are removed in covered sheds. This work is laborious and laborious, since the sticks (suuki) cannot be handled a few pieces in order not to crush the leaves.

The proposed tobacco leaf drying apparatus consists of frames provided with cutouts for placing suraks with tobacco leaves and rollers in them to roll the frames into the shed on inclined rails.

In FIG. 1 shows a general view of the device; FIG. 2 is a front view of the frame; FIG. D-view of her side.

 At the entrance to the barn 5 (Fig. 1), two paths of inclined rails 1 are installed, and in the braid two small rope blocks 2 are attached to the door. The Suruki are inserted into several special pieces

frames 3 (figs. 2 and 3), in the sides of which there are notches 7 corresponding to the thickness of the surak to prevent them falling when climbing along an inclined plane. The lifting frames are reinforced by the eye 4. On the underside of the frame 3 there are four rollers 5 that roll along rails L

The frame with the suruks laid on it from the place of day-time drying rolls along the rails / to the entrance to the shed b and the ropes through the blocks 2 rises, is taken off at the top and installed on the racks inside the sar.

The subject matter of the invention.

A device for drying tobacco leaves, characterized by the use of frames 3, provided with cutouts for placing suraks with tobacco leaves and rollers 5, 5, designed to roll the frames into the shed along inclined rails /, /.

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