JPH06284833A - Cowhouse - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a cowhouse of simple type which is useful in environmental improvement and labor saving in beef cattle breeding by general farmers. CONSTITUTION:The frame work is made of steel pipes and the roof 2 made of canvas or sheets and the steel pipes is divided into right and left sides to open the air inlet 8 sideways beneath the ridge and an inclined fence 9 is set for preventing rains from coming in. Further, a blower 10 is set to the ceiling downward, while dropping pools 12, 13 are made on the floor on both left and right sides. The structure is simple, readily built up and the parts are light- weight and inexpensive. The air inlet can be simply and easily opened and the air for drying the droppings can be sufficiently introduced and the cleaning is also simple with improved efficiency.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cowshed suitable for raising beef cattle as a side business in a general farm.

[0002]

The purpose of the present invention is to raise beef cattle as a side business in general farmers so far, but due to human labor, the number of cows is limited to about 5 to 15, and the fact is that they are raised in a dark environment.

In view of the above situation, an object of the present invention is to provide a simple type of barn which is useful for improving the environment for raising beef cattle and saving labor in general farmers.

[0004]

The structure of the cowshed of the present invention is characterized in that, in a cowshed having a steel pipe structure, a roof composed of a steel pipe and a curtain is divided into left and right with a ridge as a boundary, and a ridge of left and right roof parts is provided. The side edges are separated vertically and overlapped by an appropriate length to form a rooftop air intake opening to the side in the ridge, and the ridge side edge is located in the lower part of the roof. It is located at a point where the extension part is inclined obliquely upward, and at the point where a plurality of downward blowers are attached at appropriate intervals in the ridge direction on the ceiling below the rooftop air intake, and
It is a point that low partition walls are provided on both sides and the center of the floor surface to form two left and right manure accumulation tanks in the ridge direction.

[0005]

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS In the drawings showing an embodiment of the present invention, 1 is a barn with a steel pipe structure, 2 is a roof with a curtain structure in which a curtain-like curtain is stretched over a framework made of steel pipes, and a roof 2 is divided into left and right roof parts 3 and 4 with the ridge as a boundary.

The ridge-side end portions 5 and 6 of the roof portions 3 and 4 are vertically separated from each other and overlapped by an appropriate length,
It is supported by the steel pipe pillar 7 in the center of the cowshed 1, and the ridge side ends 5, 6
A rooftop air intake port 8 which is open to the side is formed between them.

The ridge-side end portion 5 of the roof portion 3 is located below the ridge-side end portion 6 of the roof portion 4. The inwardly extending portion of the roof portion 3 (the portion protruding from the steel pipe pillar 7) is It is inclined upward at an appropriate angle, and this inclined portion 9 prevents rainwater from blowing into the cowshed 1 from the rooftop air intake port 8.

A plurality of blowers 10 are attached to the ceiling below the rooftop air intake 8 at appropriate intervals in the ridge direction. The blowers 10 are downward and the number of revolutions (blowing amount) is adjustable. Is.

Low partition walls 11 are provided on both sides and the center of the floor, and two manure deposit tanks 12 on the left and right in the ridge direction,
No. 13 is formed in which sawdust is laid as a base, and cow manure is deposited on the sawdust.

The air that has flowed in through the rooftop air intake port 8 is blown directly onto the floor surface by the blower 10 to dry the excrement in the manure accumulation tanks 12 and 13, and then outflow from the four open surfaces of the barn 1.

The degree of dryness of the excrement is extremely good, and it is not necessary to clean the excrement accumulation tanks 12 and 13 every day, and the accumulation is possible for about one year. However, if the excrement accumulation layer becomes too hard,
Since the removal work becomes difficult, it is preferable to clean it in about three months.

When cleaning, move cows to the manure deposit tank on one side, and then put a machine such as a bucket car in the manure deposit tank on the other side to clean the entire manure deposit tank at one time.
Then, the manure deposit tank of the person to whom the cow has been transferred is similarly cleaned.

[0013]

Since the barn of the present invention is as described above, the following effects can be expected. That is, since the skeleton has a steel pipe structure and the roof has a curtain structure, the structure is simple and easy to assemble.
The parts are also lightweight and inexpensive. By dividing the roof with the ridge as a boundary, separating the ridge side ends of the left and right roof parts vertically and overlapping them as appropriate, by forming a rooftop air intake opening sideways in the ridge, Not only is the formation of the air intake port simple and easy, but it is possible to sufficiently intake the air for drying manure. By inclining the inward extension of the roof, whose end on the ridge side is located below, upward, it is possible to easily and effectively prevent rainwater from entering through the rooftop air intake. By installing a plurality of downward blowers on the ceiling below the roof air intake at appropriate intervals in the ridge direction, the air that has flowed in from the roof air intake was blown directly onto the floor, and cows accumulated on the floor. The manure can be dried quickly and satisfactorily. By providing low partition walls on both sides and the center of the floor and forming two left and right manure accumulation tanks in the ridge direction, one side of the floor can be put into a machine for efficient cleaning.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a cowshed of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

1: barn, 2: roof, 3, 4: roof part, 5, 6: ridge side end part, 7: steel pipe column, 8: roof air intake, 9: inclined part, 10: blower, 11: partition wall, 12, 13: Manure accumulation tank.

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[Procedure amendment]

[Submission date] April 27, 1993

[Procedure Amendment 1]

[Document name to be amended] Statement

[Correction target item name] 0011

[Correction method] Change

[Correction content]

The degree of dryness of the excrement is extremely good, it is not necessary to clean the excrement accumulation tanks 12 and 13 every day, and the accumulation is possible for about one year, but if the accumulation layer of excrement becomes too hard,
Since the removal work becomes difficult, it is preferable to clean it in about three months.

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. In a cowshed having a steel pipe structure, a roof composed of a rope and a curtain is divided into left and right parts with a ridge as a boundary,
The cowshed is characterized in that the roof side air intakes that are open to the side are formed in the ridge by vertically separating the roof side ends of the left and right roof parts and by overlapping the length appropriately. 2. The cowshed according to claim 1, wherein an inwardly extending portion of the roof portion whose ridge-side end portion is located downward is inclined obliquely upward. 3. The ceiling below the rooftop air intake,
The cowshed according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a plurality of downward blowers are attached at appropriate intervals in the ridge direction. 4. The cowshed according to claim 3, wherein low partition walls are provided on both sides and the center of the floor surface to form two left and right manure accumulation tanks in the ridge direction.