DE1878215U - GRATING FOR STABILITY WITH FLOATING MANAGE. - Google Patents

Description

Grating for stables with waste disposal

The Keuerunp refers to gratings for stables with dirt removal. These gratings are under the standing areas of the iiere are provided so that the excrement and rubbish through the grates into the alluvial canal fall.

Such grating generally consist of parallel bars and cross members in support the profile bars at a certain distance. The cross members can be made of flat iron or upright are formed by other profiles.

i; 45h, «. I / OO. 187S215. Franz Kammergbauer, Arberg (Kr. Feuchtwangen). | i Grating .. for stalls with alluvial manure, l, 4. 63. .K 44-125. ' (T. o;

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It is important that the grids are kept clean at all times. The goal of the innovation is a grating to develop that is particularly easy to clean. To achieve this, have according to the fire Die .Profilststabs U-shaped cross-section with a bar on top or with a full cross-section of their surfaces at the same time forms the top surface of the grate, while the legs or /. the side surfaces have a length of no more than 20 mm.

As a result of this Berrrenzuntr the L ^ nrre of the thighs can when hexing the bristles of the broom lightly the side surfaces the rrofils'caben bKöcreicfieri, so everyone at it adhering dirt is removed .. 3Ls is therefore the rifle tend that the most essential bars of the lattice may be corpse kept clean

Since the profile bars are not too spaced apart from proportionately strong cross members are supported, the grating has sufficient strength. the Surfaces of the cross members - preferably uöciikaüIosed Flat iron - are also not too far below the surface of the u * profile bars.

To illustrate the object after the hiring, the drawings provide examples.

f45h, j tlOOT ^ l 878 215 ™ Franz Karomerjjbauer ;, Axbcrg (Kr *, Fcu & twangen). | L gratings for stables. - Mift alluvial manure. 1. 4. Ö '^ K 44123.' (T. <5 \

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Fig. 1 shows a section through a U-shaped profile bar and a cross member further back.

FIG. 2 is a section perpendicular to the section in FIG. 1 through the cross member.

Fig. 5 shows a section through a profile bar Solid material.

Figures 1 and 2 lines a U-förraigen profiled bar 1, the directed to a transversely thereto Fl acheisen 2 rests.

The upper edges 5 of the U-i-rofiles 1 are rounded so that any injuries to the cattle lying on it, especially injuries to the uterus are excluded.

From the legs of the U-profiles are at certain intervals Punched out recesses 4 which form the support points on the cross members 2.

As can be seen from Figure 2, the distance between the surface of the U-profile 1 and the surface of the cross member 2 is even less than the leg length of the U-profile. Since the legs of the U-profile per se at most 20 mm long, the bristles of the broom brush both the side surface of the U-profile 1 when cleaning as well as the surface and the upper edges of the cross member 2.

Claims (1)

1. Grating for stables with alluvial manure made of parallel profile bars and supporting them Cross member, characterized in that the profile rods (1) U-shaped cross-section with above horizontal bar or full cross-section and that their surfaces are at the same time the top Form the surface of the grating, while the legs or · ■ the side surfaces have a length of at most 20 mm. 2 grating according to claim 1, characterized in that that the upper edges (5) of the U-profiles are rounded are· Jri Atberg F.Lattice for " g) j with? «Sawemm- .22.8.63 The i'igur 3 shows the section through a profile rod 5 of rectangular cross-section, which is intended for thicker gratings, for example for gratings for heavy owls. The upper edges 3 are rounded on this profile rod. In the example of the S'igur 3, the profile rod 5 rests in a Recess 6 of the cross member 2 ..