DE1844791U - PLATE FOR STAINLESS ANIMAL KEEPING IN STABLES. - Google Patents

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ta / Jh ZJ ( 1 / l ljhy L. 7jcg: 4 j-94agb ezp-! ; t-4; m -% - , '' y / ] L. tll-clp f.) - n .. nt - no1ono Ti. r-Ltmn. inboor - = - ntll --- Because of the labor shortage prevailing in agriculture, attempts are made to move more and more to animal husbandry without straw. So one has z. B. suggested that the straw in cow stalls by rubber or. Replace foam rubber mattresses. These mattresses were simply placed on the floor in the stables.

It turned out, however, that the animals' movements caused this Push mats and mattresses to the side or back and then on the bare Floor, usually cement floor.

In addition, the so far available documents that replace the straw should not be non-skid in all cases. The animals can slip on the mats. This risk of slipping is increased because the mats do not rest firmly on the floors. During this trip, animals were injured in such a way that emergency slaughter was required.

It is particularly disadvantageous that the feces and urine are not firmly attached Mats arrive. Breeding grounds for pathogens can easily form there. Around To avoid this, the mats must be removed from the individual stands on a daily basis and be hosed and brushed. This will result in the intended labor saving down null. You can then do the usual daily straw renewal straight away stay.

The disadvantages of strawless animal husbandry can be avoided, if the animal stands in the stalls are about 5-15 mm, preferably 7-8 mm, thick layer of plastic and coated with a conventional adhesive firmly to the ground, which consists of cement, asphalt, cold asphalt, cast asphalt, etc. should, glued. Suitable plastics are: calibrated polyvinyl chloride, vulcanized 2-chloro-butadiene with the usual fillers and additives, chlorosulphonated Polyethylene. The accompanying drawing shows an embodiment of the invention.

The animal (1) is in the state, the floor of which is covered with plastic (2) is held by a neck frame (3). The noose is at the top of a pole (4) (visible in cross section in the drawing) firmly anchored. Located on the ground a bracket (5), the cross section of which is shown enlarged in FIG. Of the Bracket (5) is subdivided several times (Fig. 2, fields a, b, c). The metal loop (3) is now attached to any of the fields a, b, c. Which field in each individual case preferred depends on the length of the animal. The animal should Stand so that the manure falls through the grille (6) into the trench (7). Is the animal very long ; then the neck loop in the bracket (5) in the foremost field a (that is furthest from the ditch (7)).

With very short animals, on the other hand, you hook in the rearmost field, that is the field closest to the ditch. Through this different Hook-in eyelets and brackets (5) anchored in the ground can be both kteze as well as longer animals always stand so that the rear part is above the ditch (7), which is covered with a grid (6), is located. The droppings of the animals fall like this into the ditch, where it is easily fed into the sewage treatment plant by flowing water at intervals is washed up. The covering (2) on which the animal lies remains largely in this way clean. If necessary, a simple hose down is sufficient. That The grille (6) consists of round, hollow metal bars that run across below or overlying metal rods, the cross-section of which can be of any shape, with one another are connected. The grid is placed over the trench in such a way that the Round bars coated with plastic with the longitudinal direction of the trench (7) parallel to run. Such a grid can be cleaned easily with a broom. In addition, the plastic coating prevents the animals from slipping.

The round shape of the rods also prevents the coating from bursting when the heavy animals step on the bars of the lattice.

If you look at the strawless animal husbandry on the ice described above exercises, results in addition to the labor saving and the avoidance of the disadvantages the previously known methods of strawless animal husbandry as a further advantage, that the animals almost no longer chafe themselves at all by lying down. Of the In this respect, the covering according to the invention is any other support, including Straw, think about it.

The introduction of the new floor covering, which enables straw-free animal husbandry, in the stables can be done in various ways. Hardboards. gen. So you can z. B. cement boards with a common adhesive paint over and the inventive covering made of plastics z stick on it. Subsequently, such prefabricated covering parts can be placed in the stable. Of course, it is also possible to line the floor of the animal stall on the spot with cement and then also to glue the covering onto it on site. or the hard board The plastic covering can contain a very large amount of fillers on the side that is stuck to the cement. In this way, the covering is cheaper without the properties of the upper side on which the animal is lying being impaired.

Claims (1)

Protection claim plate # for keeping animals in stables without straw from a layer, in particular cement layer, on which an approximately 5-15 mm thick Plastic covering is glued on.