Thermal cutting machine and dust collecting method thereof
AssigneeKomatsu Industries Corporation
InventorsYoshihiro Yamaguchi, Tetsuya Kabata
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AssigneeKomatsu Industries Corporation
InventorsYoshihiro Yamaguchi, Tetsuya Kabata
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A thermal cutting machine and a dust collecting method capable of reducing in size and exhausting fumes and a high pressure gas efficiently. For this purpose, the thermal cutting machine includes a plurality of exhaust chambers (20) which are placed side by side inside a table (3), an exhaust port (23) provided at one end side of each of the exhaust chambers, an exhaust device (25) communicating with each of the exhaust ports, an opening and closing drive device (24b) for opening and closing each of the exhaust ports, an air blow port (21) provided at a position substantially opposing each of the exhaust ports, an air blow device (22) which blows air into the each air blow port (21), and a control device (6) for controlling the opening and closing drive device and the air blow device in synchronism with each other, or controlling them individually, correspondingly to a horizontal position of a torch (4) which is under cutting operation.
A thermal cutting machine for thermally cutting a workpiece placed on a table from above by means of a torch movable in substantially a horizontal direction, comprising:
A thermal cutting machine for thermally cutting a workpiece placed on a table from above by means of a torch movable in substantially a horizontal direction, comprising:
A dust collecting method of a thermal cutting machine for collecting a flue gas occurring when thermally cutting a workpiece placed on a table from above by means of a torch movable in substantially a horizontal direction, comprising the steps of:
A dust collecting method of a thermal cutting machine for collecting a flue gas occurring when thermally cutting a workpiece placed on a table from above by means of a torch movable in substantially a horizontal direction, comprising the steps of:
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