JPS5933782Y2 - rice husk storage bag - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] In order to store the rice husks discharged from the rice huller A and prevent them from being scattered, a bag as shown in FIG. 5 has conventionally existed.

This bag is made of synthetic resin and natural fibers that are breathable and sewn with a mesh fabric sized to prevent rice husks from passing through, and has zippers and other openings on the upper ends of both left and right edges. Opening a1. which is opened and closed with a tool. A2 is provided.

During the hulling work, the left and right openings a1. Insert the discharge pipe B using the opening a2 and hang the bag from the discharge pipe B. Only the bag located at the tip of the pipe and stored can be placed in the opening a1 on one side (with the discharge pipe B inserted). The one that is not crowded) is closed, and the rice husks are blown into the bag from the other opening a2 along with the air from the huller and stored.

When storage is complete and the bag is full, remove it from discharge pipe B.
You can pull out the next bag and collect them one after another into the rice husk bag.

However, in the conventional system shown in Fig. 5, when multiple bags are inserted into the discharge pipe B, the width of the inserted bags themselves or the width of the bags are shortened and the width is reduced, so that more bags can be inserted. It is not possible to hang it from a specified length of discharge pipe as a spare.

This means that even if you insert the discharge pipe diagonally through the openings on the side and top edges, the directionality of the bag itself will not change, and the bags will press against each other below the discharge pipe, resulting in a rather large number of bags. I can't keep the bag hanging.

Furthermore, when the rice husks are pulled out from the discharge pipe for storage and one opening is closed, there is a drawback that the work must be carried out from the direction in which the rice husks are blown together with air.

In view of these points, the present invention solves the above-mentioned drawbacks by providing an opening on either the front or back side of the bag to forcibly rotate the bag by 90 degrees and arrange the bags in a stacked manner. This is what I did.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the rice husk storage bag of the present invention will be described based on the accompanying drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1, an opening 2 is provided at the upper end of one side edge of the huller body 1 through which the discharge pipe B of the huller A can be inserted, and at least one of the front and rear surfaces of the huller body is An opening 3 through which the discharge pipe B can be inserted is provided closer to the opening 2.

Further, an opening 4 is provided at the lower edge of the main body 1, and each of these openings 2, 3.4 has an opening/closing device 5 such as a zipper.
will be established.

In order to suspend this bag from the discharge pipe B, the discharge pipe B must be inserted from the opening 2 into the opening 3 provided on either the front or back of the bag, as shown in Figures 2 and 3. It can be hung as shown.

When the bags are inserted into the discharge pipe B in this way, as can be seen from the insertion direction of the discharge pipe, the packaging body 1 itself is forcibly rotated by approximately 90 degrees by the discharge pipe, and a large number of bags are stacked as if stacked. Arranged as follows.

Therefore, as many bags as possible can be suspended from a discharge pipe of a predetermined size.

During hulling work, move the bag to be stored to the tip of the discharge pipe B, pull out the discharge pipe B from the opening 3, and place it in the bag so that the rice husks discharged from the pipe with air can be stored. The bag is brought into an open state, and the opening 3 on either the front or rear side from which the discharge pipe B was first removed is closed, and the rice husks discharged from the discharge pipe B are stored in the bag.

The bag in which the rice husks are to be stored is placed on the stand C, and the upper corner opposite to the opening 2 is hung with a hanging device as shown in Fig. 2. Effective for storing.

The opening 3 provided on either the front or rear surface of the main body 1 can be provided at any position that allows the discharge pipe B to pass through between the opening 2 and the opening 2 on the side edge.

The discharge pipe B of some rice hullers is not always located at a high position, but some are located at a lower position. As shown in the figure, insert the discharge pipe B into the opening 4 on the lower edge, which should be used mainly for discharging stored items.
The storage bag can be set horizontally and used.

According to the present invention, when the rice husk storage bag is suspended from the discharge pipe B, the part inserted into the discharge pipe is the part between openings 2 and 3 of the bag, and the bag itself is shown in Figure 3. The bags are forced to rotate approximately 90 degrees, and unlike conventional bags, they are arranged in an orderly manner without pushing against the next bag, making it possible to set a large number of bags in a given length of discharge pipe. This makes it possible to work continuously for a longer period of time.

Further, in order to set the bags suspended from the discharge pipe so that they can be stored one after another, it is necessary to remove the discharge pipe from one opening and close the opening.

With conventional rice husk storage bags, you have to work from the direction of the outlet of the discharge pipe to close the opening, but with the proposed rice husk storage bag, you can work from the side of the discharge pipe, making the work easier. The feature is that workers can work hygienically without being exposed to rice husks, rice waste, and other dust spewing out from the discharge pipe.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The attached drawings are for explaining the rice husk storage bag of the present invention.
Fig. 1 is a downward perspective view of the proposed product, Fig. 2 is a side view showing its usage condition, Fig. 3 is a perspective view of only a portion of the discharge pipe showing the proposed product in a suspended state, and Fig. 4 FIG. 5 is a side view showing how the present product is used in a rice huller with a low discharge port, and FIG. 5 is a side view showing how the conventional product is used. 1... Main body, 2, 3.4... Opening, 5... Opening/closing tool, A... Hulling machine, B.
...Exhaust pipe.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. In a rice husk storage bag sewn with a mesh fabric having a size that prevents the rice husks discharged from the discharge pipe B of the rice huller A from passing through, at least one of the upper side edges of either the left or right side of the packaging body 1, and at least A rice husk storage bag characterized in that openings 2 and 3 through which the discharge pipe B can be inserted are provided closer to each other on either the front or front surfaces, and an opening/closing tool 5 is provided in each of the openings 2 and 3. 2. The rice husk storage bag according to claim 1, which is a registered utility model, characterized in that the lower edge of the packaging body 1 is provided with an opening 4 equipped with an opening/closing tool 5.