JPS5948Y2 - Structure of waste ditch for livestock barns - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a waste groove for collecting excrement, urine, etc. from livestock kept in a livestock shed.

Conventionally, in livestock barns for raising livestock, filth is excreted onto the floor of the barn, and a filth groove is provided for the filth to be poured into it, or a fixed-shaped cage is placed between the left and right partition shelves, and a filth groove is provided underneath. There are things that have been set up.

However, since these waste grooves store waste such as excrement and urine for a certain period of time, it is necessary to make the waste grooves deep, and the livestock barn floor and waste grooves must be cleaned manually, which is unhygienic. There are some drawbacks.

In this invention, the waste groove bars are installed only on both side walls of the waste groove, and the waste such as livestock excrement and urine is dropped into the waste groove from between the waste groove pieces. The applicant flushed feces and other filth into a separate sewage tank.
This patent application was filed on February 22, 2017, and it relates to the structure of a dirt groove that can be cleaned by a type of vacuum cleaner for farming dirt grooves. It only needs to be shallow, and cleaning with a vacuum cleaner promotes labor savings, allows the livestock barn to be kept clean at all times, and allows walking in the center of the waste ditch.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

The left and right side walls 2, 2' of the waste groove 1 are vertical walls, and the waste groove 1
The left and right floor surfaces 3, 3' are gently sloped from the lower ends of the side walls 2, 2' toward the center, and a urine groove 5 is provided in the center that slopes toward the waste tank 4. .

Supports 6 projecting horizontally from the upper ends of both side walls 2 and 2' of the waste groove 1
．． The tips of the pillars 6' are approximately half the length of the left and right floor surfaces 3, 3', and a space is left between the pillars 6, 6'.
．． On 6', optional crosspieces (separately filed utility model registration application) 7 and 7' can be attached and detached at appropriate intervals using a fixing unit 12 consisting of bolts 8, square washers 9, clamping pieces 10, and nuts 11. Fix it.

The partition fences 14 and 14' on the parallel livestock barn floors 13 and 13' on the left and right sides of the filth ditch 1 are fixed at appropriate intervals to separate a large number of livestock into columns, one by one. It is fixed so as to reach the tips of the bamboo basket bars 7, 7'.

The present invention is constructed as described above, and livestock are placed one by one between the shelves of the left and right partition fences 14 and 14' with their butts facing the cage bars 7 and 7'.

When livestock excretes filth such as manure, it falls into the waste groove 1 from between the cage bars 7 and 7', the urine flows into the urine groove 5 by the slopes of the floor surfaces 3 and 3' of the groove 1, and further flows into the urine groove 5. It flows into the waste tank 4 due to the slope.

For feces and other filth, place the tips of the basket bars 7 and 7' on the left and right floor surfaces 3.
3', the side wall 2 of the waste groove 1,
It accumulates on the 2' side.

The filth such as feces is cleaned and dropped into the filth ditch 4 at regular intervals by the above-mentioned filth ditch vacuum cleaner.

In addition, according to the present invention, the waste groove 1 is formed shallowly, and the length of the basket bar 7゜7' is about half the length of the floor surface 3, 3' of the groove 1. 7 and 7', and furthermore, this allows dirt such as feces to be kept away from the side wall 2 of the groove 1.
．． Due to reasons such as accumulation on the 2' side, people can manage livestock while moving back and forth through the central part of the waste ditch 1.

As described above, according to the present invention, the floor surfaces 3 on the left and right sides of the waste groove 1
, 3' is protruded from a length of about half of the length of the cage bar 7.7', so that filth such as excrement and urine falls onto the side wall 2.2', and the urine flows onto the floor surface 3.3' and the floor surface 3.3'. The inclination of the nuclear submarine 5 allows the waste to flow into the separate waste tank 4 to prevent moisture in the waste groove 1, and since the waste groove 1 is cleaned by a vacuum cleaner at regular intervals, the waste groove 1 does not need to be deep, and can be used in livestock pens. It is clean and hygienic, and has the effect of saving labor in making waste and ditches.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show an embodiment of the present invention, with Figure 1 being a sectional front view and Figure 2 being a cross-sectional front view.
The figure is a front center vertical sectional side view, Figure 3 is a plan view, Figure 4 A9
0 is a front view and a side view showing a state in which a frame for a bamboo basket is fixed to a support. In addition, in the figure, 1 is a waste groove, 2 is a side wall, 3 is a groove floor, 4 is a waste tank, 5 is a nuclear submarine, 6 is a support, 7 is a crosspiece for a cage, 12 is a fixing metal unit, 13 is a livestock barn floor, 14 is a partitioning machine.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a waste groove provided between a group of parallel left and right partition fences that partition a large number of livestock into columns one by one using fences, the waste groove 1 has both side walls 2 and 2' perpendicularly connected to the groove floor surface 3. 3' is provided on a gentle slope toward the center, and a urine groove 5 is provided in the center that slopes toward the waste tank 4 provided at one end of the waste groove.
The cage rods 7 and 7' are attached removably and spaced freely to the pillars 6 and 6' for fixing the cage rods 7 and 7' which protrude from both side walls 2 and 2' of the barn, and are attached to the barn floors 13 and 13'. Along with the installed partition fence 14.14' and posts 6, 6', the left and right groove floor surfaces, 3
'The structure of a livestock barn filth ditch, which is characterized by protruding almost to the center of the top.