The invention relates to a charging unit of a material processing apparatus having a charging hopper, the side walls (22) and rear walls (23) of which can be folded over between a working and a transport position by means of actuators (40, 50). A deflection element is provided, which converts the movement of an actuator during a portion of a movement thereof into a rotational movement of the rear wall or of the side wall and, during a further portion, into a translational movement. As a result of the rotational movement, the rear and side wall can be pivoted between the working and transport position, while by means of the translational movement, the rear and side wall can be connected to each other by means of an appropriate closure (60). By means of the deflection element, a simple, self-securing, and economical structure of the charging hopper is made possible.

The invention relates to a charging unit of a material processing apparatus having a charging hopper, the side walls (22) and rear walls (23) of which can be folded over between a working and a transport position by means of actuators (40, 50). A deflection element is provided, which converts the movement of an actuator during a portion of a movement thereof into a rotational movement of the rear wall or of the side wall and, during a further portion, into a translational movement. As a result of the rotational movement, the rear and side wall can be pivoted between the working and transport position, while by means of the translational movement, the rear and side wall can be connected to each other by means of an appropriate closure (60). By means of the deflection element, a simple, self-securing, and economical structure of the charging hopper is made possible.

A supply device with which elements in disordered form, in particular connection elements as bulk elements, are suppliable to a second receiving volume. The supply device includes a first receiving container from which, via an outlet opening, a plurality of elements is deliverable to a second receiving container. The second receiving container may consist of an oscillation feeder. The oscillation energy of the oscillation feeder is specifically transmitted onto the elements, which are stored in the first receiving container. With the help of the transmitted oscillations, elements are transferred from the first receiving container via a transfer zone from the first receiving container into the second receiving container.

A supply device with which elements in disordered form, in particular connection elements as bulk elements, are suppliable to a second receiving volume. The supply device includes a first receiving container from which, via an outlet opening, a plurality of elements is deliverable to a second receiving container. The second receiving container may consist of an oscillation feeder. The oscillation energy of the oscillation feeder is specifically transmitted onto the elements, which are stored in the first receiving container. With the help of the transmitted oscillations, elements are transferred from the first receiving container via a transfer zone from the first receiving container into the second receiving container.

A diversion assembly for use with a feed material. The diversion assembly includes a plurality of movable gate chutes, a first conveyor, and a second conveyor. The plurality of movable gate chutes are each positionable in a retracted position and an extended position. The first conveyor is configured to carry, for each of any of the plurality of movable gate chutes in the retracted position, a first portion of the feed material to a first area. The second conveyor is configured to carry, for each of any of the plurality of movable gate chutes in the extended position, a second portion of the feed material to a second area. The second area is spaced apart from the first area.

A diversion assembly for use with a feed material. The diversion assembly includes a plurality of movable gate chutes, a first conveyor, and a second conveyor. The plurality of movable gate chutes are each positionable in a retracted position and an extended position. The first conveyor is configured to carry, for each of any of the plurality of movable gate chutes in the retracted position, a first portion of the feed material to a first area. The second conveyor is configured to carry, for each of any of the plurality of movable gate chutes in the extended position, a second portion of the feed material to a second area. The second area is spaced apart from the first area.

The present invention discloses a self-detection device for a liner plate of a hoisting container and a detection method. The device mainly includes: a frame, a baffle-type hoist conveyor, a horizontal conveyor, a loading hopper assembly, an unloading hopper assembly, a liner plate assembly, and a hoisting container system. The loading hopper assembly is fixedly mounted to an upper right end of the frame, the unloading hopper assembly is fixedly mounted to a lower left end of the frame, the hoisting container system is arranged on an upper left portion of the frame and above the unloading hopper assembly, and the liner plate assembly is provided inside the hoisting container system. A feed port of the baffle-type hoist conveyor is connected to an unloading port of the unloading hopper, and a discharge port thereof is joined to a loading port of a loading hopper; and a feed port of the horizontal conveyor is connected to an unloading port of the loading hopper, and a discharge port thereof is arranged at a feed port on an upper end of the hoisting container system. The self-detection liner plate can simulate an impact, friction, and wear behavior on a liner plate of a hoisting container in an actual loading process; and can measure in real time an impact force and friction force bored by the liner plate when a material falls down to impact on the liner plate. In addition, the self-detection liner plate enables continuous loading of materials.

The present invention discloses a self-detection device for a liner plate of a hoisting container and a detection method. The device mainly includes: a frame, a baffle-type hoist conveyor, a horizontal conveyor, a loading hopper assembly, an unloading hopper assembly, a liner plate assembly, and a hoisting container system. The loading hopper assembly is fixedly mounted to an upper right end of the frame, the unloading hopper assembly is fixedly mounted to a lower left end of the frame, the hoisting container system is arranged on an upper left portion of the frame and above the unloading hopper assembly, and the liner plate assembly is provided inside the hoisting container system. A feed port of the baffle-type hoist conveyor is connected to an unloading port of the unloading hopper, and a discharge port thereof is joined to a loading port of a loading hopper; and a feed port of the horizontal conveyor is connected to an unloading port of the loading hopper, and a discharge port thereof is arranged at a feed port on an upper end of the hoisting container system. The self-detection liner plate can simulate an impact, friction, and wear behavior on a liner plate of a hoisting container in an actual loading process; and can measure in real time an impact force and friction force bored by the liner plate when a material falls down to impact on the liner plate. In addition, the self-detection liner plate enables continuous loading of materials.

The present invention discloses a self-detection device for a liner plate of a hoisting container and a detection method. The device mainly includes: a frame, a baffle-type hoist conveyor, a horizontal conveyor, a loading hopper assembly, an unloading hopper assembly, a liner plate assembly, and a hoisting container system. The loading hopper assembly is fixedly mounted to an upper right end of the frame, the unloading hopper assembly is fixedly mounted to a lower left end of the frame, the hoisting container system is arranged on an upper left portion of the frame and above the unloading hopper assembly, and the liner plate assembly is provided inside the hoisting container system. A feed port of the baffle-type hoist conveyor is connected to an unloading port of the unloading hopper, and a discharge port thereof is joined to a loading port of a loading hopper; and a feed port of the horizontal conveyor is connected to an unloading port of the loading hopper, and a discharge port thereof is arranged at a feed port on an upper end of the hoisting container system. The self-detection liner plate can simulate an impact, friction, and wear behavior on a liner plate of a hoisting container in an actual loading process; and can measure in real time an impact force and friction force bored by the liner plate when a material falls down to impact on the liner plate. In addition, the self-detection liner plate enables continuous loading of materials.

The present invention discloses a self-detection device for a liner plate of a hoisting container and a detection method. The device mainly includes: a frame, a baffle-type hoist conveyor, a horizontal conveyor, a loading hopper assembly, an unloading hopper assembly, a liner plate assembly, and a hoisting container system. The loading hopper assembly is fixedly mounted to an upper right end of the frame, the unloading hopper assembly is fixedly mounted to a lower left end of the frame, the hoisting container system is arranged on an upper left portion of the frame and above the unloading hopper assembly, and the liner plate assembly is provided inside the hoisting container system. A feed port of the baffle-type hoist conveyor is connected to an unloading port of the unloading hopper, and a discharge port thereof is joined to a loading port of a loading hopper; and a feed port of the horizontal conveyor is connected to an unloading port of the loading hopper, and a discharge port thereof is arranged at a feed port on an upper end of the hoisting container system. The self-detection liner plate can simulate an impact, friction, and wear behavior on a liner plate of a hoisting container in an actual loading process; and can measure in real time an impact force and friction force bored by the liner plate when a material falls down to impact on the liner plate. In addition, the self-detection liner plate enables continuous loading of materials.