Electromechanical double-bladed fruit and vegetable peeling and cutting machine and processing method
AssigneeLiyi YANG
InventorsLiyi YANG, Bingzhang LI, Yueming YU, Yulong WANG, Zenglong WANG
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AssigneeLiyi YANG
InventorsLiyi YANG, Bingzhang LI, Yueming YU, Yulong WANG, Zenglong WANG
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An electromechanical double-bladed fruit and vegetable peeling and cutting machine comprising a holding mechanism (1), a peeling mechanism (2), and a cutting mechanism (3) sequentially provided in a direction of fruit and vegetable processing. The holding mechanism receives and holds a fruit or vegetable, and pushes the fruit or vegetable toward the peeling mechanism for positioning. The peeling mechanism performs positioning, measures actual cutting height of the fruit or vegetable, and adaptively peels the fruit or vegetable by means of two peeling blades. The cutting mechanism removes a top and a bottom portion of the peeled fruit or vegetable, and cuts the fruit or vegetable into pieces. A processing method for the electromechanical double-bladed fruit and vegetable peeling and cutting machine is also disclosed, and comprises: using a holding mechanism to hold and fix a fruit or vegetable in a processing position; using a peeling structure to accurately measure the height of the fruit or vegetable to be processed; using two peeling blades to efficiently and adaptively peel the fruit or vegetable; and finally engaging a pushing cylinder (27), to sequentially push multiple fruits and vegetables toward a cutting blade (37) such that the fruits and vegetables are cut into pieces. A third telescopic cylinder participates in the processing steps by pushing cutting blades such that the bottoms and the tops of the fruits and vegetables are removed. The invention reduces processing time, and improves productivity.
An electromechanical double-bladed fruit and vegetable peeling and cutting machine, comprising an embracing mechanism, a peeling mechanism, and a cutting and chopping mechanism arranged sequentially along a processing direction of fruit and vegetable;
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