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Airfield pavement plasma glue removal device
An airfield pavement plasma glue removal device comprises a DC power supply, a plurality of high voltage bags connected in series, a plasma emitting gun, an oxygen cylinder and a control switch. The negative electrode of the DC power supply is connected with the negative electrodes of the input ends of the high voltage bags connected in series through the control switch. The positive electrode of the DC power supply is connected with the positive electrodes of the input ends of the high voltage bags connected in series. The positive electrodes and the negative electrodes of the output ends of the high voltage bags connected in series are connected with the positive electrode and the negative electrode of the plasma emitting gun respectively. The top end of the plasma emitting gun is connected with the oxygen cylinder. The airfield pavement plasma glue removal device has the advantages that a glue layer accumulated on a pavement is gasified through the high activity of plasmas, and therefore the glue layer is thoroughly stripped away from the pavement, and a cement concrete pavement can not be influenced; only the power supply and the oxygen cylinder need to be arranged, no heavy high water pressure generating device is needed, the advantages of being light and convenient to use, high in glue removal speed and low in device manufacturing cost are achieved, and the glue removal efficiency of the airfield pavement can be greatly improved; glue accumulated on the pavement is gasified and stripped away from the pavement through oxygen in a plasma state, and therefore the cleanout fluid recovery process needed when glue is removed through high-pressure water is omitted, and work efficiency is improved.
Airfield pavement plasma glue removal device
An airfield pavement plasma glue removal device comprises a DC power supply, a plurality of high voltage bags connected in series, a plasma emitting gun, an oxygen cylinder and a control switch. The negative electrode of the DC power supply is connected with the negative electrodes of the input ends of the high voltage bags connected in series through the control switch. The positive electrode of the DC power supply is connected with the positive electrodes of the input ends of the high voltage bags connected in series. The positive electrodes and the negative electrodes of the output ends of the high voltage bags connected in series are connected with the positive electrode and the negative electrode of the plasma emitting gun respectively. The top end of the plasma emitting gun is connected with the oxygen cylinder. The airfield pavement plasma glue removal device has the advantages that a glue layer accumulated on a pavement is gasified through the high activity of plasmas, and therefore the glue layer is thoroughly stripped away from the pavement, and a cement concrete pavement can not be influenced; only the power supply and the oxygen cylinder need to be arranged, no heavy high water pressure generating device is needed, the advantages of being light and convenient to use, high in glue removal speed and low in device manufacturing cost are achieved, and the glue removal efficiency of the airfield pavement can be greatly improved; glue accumulated on the pavement is gasified and stripped away from the pavement through oxygen in a plasma state, and therefore the cleanout fluid recovery process needed when glue is removed through high-pressure water is omitted, and work efficiency is improved.
Airfield pavement plasma glue removal device
CHENG GUOYONG (Autor:in) / LI GANGGANG (Autor:in) / LIU BOWEN (Autor:in) / LI QIJUN (Autor:in) / LIANG QI (Autor:in) / FU GANGGANG (Autor:in)
11.11.2015
Patent
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
IPC:
E01H
STREET CLEANING
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Reinigen von Straßen
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