FI70361C - PRODUKTIONS- ELLER AVELSHOENSGAORD - Google Patents

Description

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Production and breeding hen

The invention relates to a production or breeding hen with at least one separate space reserved for chickens, i.

5 a chicken room, at least a part of the floor of which is a sloping net bottom, along which the eggs are intended to roll through a narrow gap from the chicken room to a file on a conveyor belt.

The most common chicken types are soft floor hens and 10 pensyl hens. In the tile floor duct, part of the floor is the actual tile floor and part of the wooden floor. This chicken La requires constant care and requires a large amount of work. Eggs must be collected several times a day and manure created frequently. The workload has been reduced with the help of the network-15 floor structure. In such a so-called. pensyIvaniakana-Lassa has an oblique mesh floor along which the eggs roll. At the bottom of the wall there is a narrow gap from which the eggs enter the collection space, usually a trough from which they are collected separately. Mesh With the help of the floor, the chicken manure drips under the hen 20 and is not disturbed by the hens. The Pennsylvania hen also requires daily care and the hen cannot be left untreated over the weekend, for example.

It is also known to use different conveyor belts in egg collection. These conveyor belts take up a considerable amount of floor space and do not eliminate the need for daily care. Pensy Lvania hens have used narrow conveyors for day storage, on the top surface of which eggs roll. The eggs are exposed to chicken air and dust here.

It is an object of the present invention to provide an efficient chicken type which requires relatively less space compared to known chicken types and which does not necessarily require continuous, daily care. These advantages are achieved by implementing the channel in the manner of claim 1. The floor band1e at the conveyor is an efficient floor area. from which manure removal can be advantageously arranged by means of conveyors · The lathe, i aka i stale forms a different type of platform than the sloping net base, which in itself is useful for the comfort of chickens and, in the breeding hen, also for roosters. In the breeding hen, strip 5 forms a much better mating ground than a sloping net base. Since the floor space is not wasted, the conveyor belt can be Wide, in which case the collection space also forms a storage space for eggs, for example for the weekend. Of course, the floor strip also serves as a walkway.

The embodiment of claim 2 further reduces the workload from egg production. From the curved floor strip, in addition to the eggs, chicken manure falls on the net, which then passes through the net, but the eggs roll into the collection room.

The embodiment according to claim 3 is advantageous in terms of manufacturing technology. In addition, the conveyor belt slides well on the steel plate. The gap is typically about 55 cm high, so that the eggs can roll through the gap into the collection area, but the eggs that fall off the floor strip will not break.

The embodiment according to claim 4 firstly lightens the structure, since the span of the floor support structure is halved. If, for example, the support of the sheet metal, i prof i i 1 i n takes place by means of rollers, these can also be in constant contact with the lower belt. Another advantage relates to the air conditioning of the collection belt. It is very important, for example, that eggs stored over the weekend are not left in the air of the chicken but are kept in fresh air.

The embodiment according to claim 5 further improves the ventilation of the collection and in particular the storage space. It is important that the blown air does not hit the stored eggs directly so that they do not dry out. In addition, the embodiment shown is advantageous from a manufacturing point of view.

The invention will now be illustrated by reference to the accompanying drawings, which show a chicken according to the invention and details thereof.

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Figure 1 Exit of one space reserved for chickens, ie the chicken room

Figure 2 Cross section of the floor strip

For example, the duct may have four 5 chicken rooms similar to Figure 1 in parallel, with a total width of about 10 m. The length of each can be, for example, 20m. The sloping mesh soles 3 are each approx. 90 cm wide and the floor strip is approx. 60 cm wide.

The conveyor belts 6 of the parallel chicken rooms are preferably connected by one transverse conveyor belt 1a. which takes eggs for example, to the egg room.

The aim is to direct egg production to sloping net bases 3 and especially to fabric-protected areas 13. In any case, laying takes place everywhere in the 15 chicken rooms. From the inclined nets 3, the eggs roll into the collecting space 16 on a conveyor belt 6, which is the lower part of the cycle. The eggs that came on the floor strip 4 and the conveyor belt 7 rolled onto the net 3 and further on their collection 16. Manure removal takes place mainly through the net base 3 on the clock-20 grid. From the floor strip 4, part of the manure drains away from its sides, part is removed by means of the conveyor belt 7 (upper part of the turn).

An inner surface area can be built in the duct room on top of the truss structure 10. The purpose 25 of the wooden grate base 11 is e.g. gives chickens more different living space. Manure removal from this is handled by a conveyor belt 12 under the wooden grate base. There is a drinking device of a known type on the wall of the chicken room 14 ·

The net bases 3 are mounted on inclined support beams 1 30. The central floor strip 4 is built on a horizontal girder 2, although it rests on the partially inclined girder 1 by means of the girders 5.

The net bases 3 extend at their lowest point slightly on the conveyor belt 6, which runs on the horizontal support beams 35 2, Fig. 2. The collecting space 16 consists of a space delimiting the steel plate 4 and the conveyor belt 6 (lower part of the turn) The curved steel plate is supported at its edges always at the support trees l by means of supports 5.

The U-shaped pe.ltiprof j il i 8 is welded from its branches to the steel plate 4. The sheet metal profile 8 together with the steel 5 plate 4 forms an air duct into which fresh air is led to displace the chicken air from the collecting space. Prior to attachment, notches are made in the branches, which form air blowing holes 9 · As a result of walking, the sheet metal profile 8 is pressed onto the conveyor belt 6. In this case, the conveyor belt 6,7 is not used.

Claims (5)

70361 5 1. A production or breeding hen with at least one separate space reserved for chickens, ie a hen room. at least a part of the floor 5 of which is a sloping net bottom (3) along which the chicken eggs (15) are intended to roll through a narrow gap from the chicken room to the collecting space (16) on the conveyor belt (6), characterized in 6) and Collections! Chicken according to Claim 1, characterized in that the floor strip (4) on the top 15 of the collecting space (16) is curved or inclined so that the eggs (15) roll off the top of the strip (4). Channel according to claim 2, characterized in that said floor strip 20 consists of a curved steel plate (4)> supported at its edges by means of supports (5) and these edges form said narrow gap with the floor net (3). Duct according to Claim 1, 2 or 3, characterized in that the floor strip (4) is supported in the middle by a load on the sheet metal profile (8) or other hollow structure supported by the lower belt (6), through which the ventilation of the collecting space (16) is handled. 30 A duct according to claim 4, wherein the U-shaped sheet metal profile (8) is welded or otherwise fastened from its branches to the steel plate (4), together forming an air duct, characterized in that the blow holes (9) are formed mainly by the branches of the profile (8). notches made at the top.