CS251318B1 - Device for simultaneous heating of several groups of chickens - Google Patents

Abstract

The device is designed for simultaneous heating more groups of chickens and solve common remote temperature setting on all heat sources and individual regulation of the set temperature on each source independently of the others resources. Closed temperature control cabinets sensors connected by remote sensors temperature setting signal common switchboard are removably connected to hats hen. Part of hats there are also heat sources. The device can be use it for heating other chicks with that the heat source cover is modified for others housing conditions.

Description

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BROZ VACLAV ing.,

LOMOZ FRANTISEK, SEDLCANY

Device for simultaneous heating of several groups of chickens

The device is designed for simultaneous heating of several groups of chickens and solves a common remote temperature setting on all heat sources and individual regulation of the set temperature on each source independently of other sources.

Enclosed control boxes with temperature sensors connected via remote temperature setting sensors with a common distributor are detachably connected to the hen's hats. The hen's hats also include heat sources. The device can also be used to heat other threshers, provided that the heat source cover is adapted to other housing conditions.

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The invention relates to a device for heating multiple groups of chickens or other chicks. Electric heat sources have a common remote temperature setting and keeping it individually on each source.

Up to now, various heating devices have been used in the electrical heating of the young, in which the operating temperature is usually set and controlled directly at the heat source. A typical example is hat hens for heating chickens, ducks, etc., which in electrical design have the equipment to adjust and control the temperature separately on each hen. The control elements are usually concentrated in the control box, which is an integral part of the hen's hat (the hat also forms the housing cover). The required temperature is adjusted at regular intervals (usually once a week) for each hen and the temperature sensor connected to the control box maintains the set temperature. With regard to the one-off pledge of the whole stable, the same operating temperature is required for all hens. For heating of piglets are used in the area of electric heating either hanging infrared heaters or heating plates. Hanging infrared heaters do not have temperature control and in heating plates either control for single plates or for pairs, or common for several plates by adjusting the output.

The disadvantages of the existing devices are the laborious temperature adjustment of all heat sources and also the higher consumption of electric energy resulting from both lower quality or missing regulation and inaccuracies associated with individual adjustment.

The conditions according to the invention improve the conditions for the use of electrical heating of the pups, in which closed control boxes with temperature sensors connected by means of remote temperature signaling signals to a common switchboard are removed.

251 318 bodily attached to the hen's hats, which include heat sources.

The main advantage of the device lies in the quick and equal setting of the required temperature for all heat sources throughout the stable. By individually maintaining the set temperature on each heat source according to the instantaneous local conditions, optimum thermal conditions are created for all lambs in the stable.

Another advantage of the device is the possibility of arbitrary shape of the hat and design of the heat source without affecting the regulating parts of the device and according to the requirements for rearing of pups other than chicks. The device is also suitable for other applications requiring a common temperature setting and its individual control for multiple heat sources.

An example of a device with hat hens for heating chickens is shown in the attached figure.

From the common distributor 5, there is a signal distribution 6, on which the signal sensors 4 are connected to the control boxes 2 of the individual heat sources 6, which in this case are part of the hats 4. Removable control boxes 2 are also connected to the hen's hats 5 so that the temperature sensor 6 senses the temperature in the area of movement of the chickens. The heat sources 8 are connected to the electric power distribution 8 via control boxes 2 via movable connections

6. The operating temperature under the hen's hat 9 is set for all hens on a common distributor 5 and is transmitted to the control boxes 2 by signal sensors 4. The set temperature under the hen hat 9 is maintained by a temperature sensor 6. When using an optoelectronic or acoustic system for remote signal transmission, the signal distribution 6 is eliminated and is replaced by a transmitter (not shown) which transmits the signal to the signal sensors 4.

Advantageously, the common distributor 5 may be located outside the housing area, i.e., in an ordinary environment, thereby reducing the influence of the aggressive environment on the adjusting elements.

Similarly, heat sources for heating other pups may be provided, even in those cases where the heat source is not supplemented by a hat. A den can be used instead of a hat, or the heat source can be left uncovered.

Claims (1)

SUBJECT OF THE INVENTION 251 318 A device for simultaneous heating of several groups of chickens composed of a plurality of heat sources with individual control and a common temperature setting, characterized in that the closed control boxes (2) with temperature sensors (7) connected by means of sensors (4) the distributor (5) is removably connected to the hen-hats (9), which comprise heat sources (3).