Automatic observation apparatus for detecting mineral samples
US-2016187255-A1 · Jun 30, 2016 · US
US9506857B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9506857-B2 |
| Application number | US-201514909732-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jun 16, 2015 |
| Priority date | Jun 19, 2014 |
| Publication date | Nov 29, 2016 |
| Grant date | Nov 29, 2016 |
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An automatic observation apparatus for detecting mineral samples comprises a base ( 1 ), a supporting arm ( 2 ), a sample fixing device ( 3 ), a stepper motor ( 4 ), a high-definition camera ( 5 ) and a control system ( 6 ). A refractometer is fixed on the base ( 1 ). A vertical through hole is formed at the top end of the supporting arm ( 2 ), and a lifting rod ( 211 ) penetrates through the vertical through hole and is matched with the vertical through hole in shape. A cavity is formed at the top end of the supporting arm ( 2 ), a gear ( 216 ) is mounted in the cavity, and the gear ( 216 ) is meshed with a rack ( 215 ) of the lifting rod ( 211 ). The sample fixing device ( 3 ) is a right-hexagonal-prism shell with the top end sealed, a spring ( 312 ) is arranged in a vertical hole of the sample fixing device, a sample locating head fixing device ( 314 ) is arranged at the lower end of the spring ( 312 ), a blind hole is formed in the lower end of the sample locating head fixing device ( 314 ), and a sample locating head ( 316 ) is matched with the blind hole in the lower end of the sample locating head fixing device ( 314 ). The apparatus can conveniently and efficiently fix samples, stray light interference is avoided, mineral samples can be rotated to be observed from different angles, and mineral sample detection accuracy is improved.
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An automatic observation apparatus for detecting mineral samples, comprising a base, a supporting arm, a sample fixing device, a stepper motor, a high-definition camera and a control system, characterized in that a refractometer is fixed on the base; the supporting arm is L-shaped, a vertical through hole is formed at the top end of the supporting arm, and a lifting rod penetrates through the vertical through hole and is matched with the vertical through hole in shape; the lifting rod is a cylinder having a frustum at the top end; a drive rack is provided on the side of the cylinder of the lifting rod, and a vertical through hole is formed in the lifting rod; a stepper motor is mounted at the top end of the frustum of the lifting rod, an output shaft of the stepper motor penetrates through the vertical through hole of the lifting rod to be connected with the sample fixing device, and the sample fixing device is in shaft-hole fit and interference connection with the output shaft of the stepper motor; a cavity is formed at the top end of the supporting arm, a gear is mounted in the cavity, and the gear is meshed with the rack of the lifting rod; a drive shaft horizontally penetrates through the center of the gear and is fixedly connected with the gear, a cross-section of the drive shaft is a regular hexagon, a left knob and a right knob are respectively provided at two ends of the drive shaft, and the lifting rod is positioned by a positioning pin placed at the upper end of the supporting arm; the sample fixing device is a regular hexagonal prism shell with the top end sealed, a spring is arranged in a vertical hole of the sample fixing device, a sample positioning head mounting device is arranged at the lower end of the spring, and the sample positioning head mounting device is clamped in the vertical hole of the sample fixing device by the pin to prevent it from falling off; a blind hole is formed at the lower end of the sample positioning head fixing device and has a regular hexagonal cross-section of the blind hole, the sample positioning head has a regular hexagonal cross-section and is matched with the blind hole at the lower end of the sample positioning head fixing device; the sample positioning head fixing device is magnetized, and the sample positioning head made of metal is sucked in the blind hole; a soft rubber cushion is stuck to the lower end of the sample positioning head; the high-definition camera is connected with a data card by a first transmission cable, and the data card is connected with the control system by a second transmission cable; and the stepper motor is connected with a stepper motor driver by a third transmission cable, the stepper motor driver is connected with a stepper motor driving card by a fourth transmission cable, and the stepper motor is connected with the control system by a fifth transmission cable. 2. The automatic observation apparatus for detecting mineral samples according to claim 1 , wherein the control system controls the rotational motion of the stepper motor to realize a rotation of 90°, 180° and 360° or continuous rotation; and the angle of rotation of the mineral samples to be detected is directly determined by the angle of rotation of the stepper motor, and when the stepper motor is in a continuous rotation operating mode, the control system can input a specified angle to which the stepper motor rotates, and the control system can automatically save an image and input the image into a specified file. 3. The automatic observation apparatus for detecting mineral samples according to claim 1 , wherein the high-definition camera is arranged in an enclosed hood. 4. The automatic observation apparatus for detecting mineral samples according to claim 1 , wherein a rubber cup is provided outside the sample positioning head fixing device. 5. The automatic observation apparatus for detecting mineral samples according to claim 1 , wherein the base is a rectangular metal plate, a through hole is respectively formed at four corners of the base, and the base is fixed on a desktop by passing four screws through the through holes. 6. The automatic observation apparatus for detecting mineral samples according to claim 1 , wherein a first lug, a second lug and a third lug are provided on the base, and the supporting arm is embedded in the base; the first lug is arranged in opposite to the third lug, the second lug is arranged in opposite to the supporting arm, and a connecting line of the first lug and the third lug is vertical to a connecting line of the second lug and the supporting arm; a threaded through hole is formed on the first lug, and a first screw is mounted in the threaded through hole; a threaded through hole is formed on the second lug, and a second screw is mounted in the threaded through hole; a threaded through hole is formed on the third lug, and a third screw is mounted in the threaded through hole; a threaded through hole is formed at the lower end of the supporting arm, and a fourth screw is mounted in the threaded through hole; the first screw, the second screw, the third screw and the fourth screw are in a same plane which is parallel to the base, and the first screw, the second screw, the third screw and the fourth screw can be screwed in or out in order to fix the refractometer.
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