JPS6124061Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a novel kabushi device which allows the use of various compartments.

In order to improve the efficiency of the process, we lined up the kumu maburi and other kumu maburi in an upright position, taking advantage of the fact that the mature silkworms that were transferred downward rise upwards, and by sending wind from above, they were able to cocoon at an early stage. When using a conventionally known rotary mackerel in a kettle device, the lengths of the divided mackerel groups arranged in an upright position may be uneven due to the size, shape, structure of the holding frame, etc. There's something to eat.

In view of such a situation, the present invention relates to a support device which is characterized in that it is capable of supporting the divisional glazing in an optimal state depending on the size of the divisional glazing group.

In what is shown in the figure, the main body 1 is composed of a lower frame 2 and an upper frame 3 connected above the lower frame 2. Each frame has opposing columns 4 connected by connecting rods 5, and supporting columns on both sides connected by horizontal rods 6. Connect and preferably fix the upper and lower frames with braces. A branch rod 7 is provided almost along the horizontal rod. The branch rod may be extended to the side of the horizontal rod using an appropriate connector, but in the case shown in the figure, a support piece 9 having a receiving portion 8 is welded to the wall of the support column. It fits between the receiving part and the wall of the support. The branch rods are preferably axially moved as shown in the figures.
It is preferable that the locking pin 10 is engaged with the locking hole 11 .
Note that the pin and hole may be provided in the opposite part from those shown in the figure, or they may be fixed with bolts, thumbscrews, or other fastening means, or the insertion hole may be provided in the column without using a support piece. It is also possible to insert it therethrough (not shown). The above-mentioned support column is constructed of square pipe material in the case shown in the figure, but it may also be formed of round pipe, angle iron, or other materials, and it may also be made of one or more main bodies having substantially the same construction as that shown in the figure. More than that can be provided adjacently. A shelf rod 13 is connected to the end of the branch rod 7 with or without a standing pin 12 as appropriate;
Preferably, a mesh or other breathable carrier sheet 14 is stretched over the shelf rods on both sides to form a shelf 15 on which the divided glazes are placed. Another shelf bar is provided approximately in the middle of the shelf bars on both sides to prevent the supporting sheet from hanging down, but this shelf bar may not be provided in some cases. There is a blowing means for blowing air into the compartments placed on the shelf, and in the one shown in the figure, a Shirotskov fan or other blower 16 is provided at the top of the main body, and a gate-shaped blower duct 17 is connected to the blower. A ventilation pipe 18 located above each compartment is connected to the ventilation duct. The blow pipe is provided with a blow hole (not shown) that opens toward the lower surface thereof, preferably diagonally downward. The sectioned mawashi, as shown in the figure, is a known rotary mawashi 19.
As shown in the figure, stand in parallel and form a group.
Holding frame 2 consisting of two rectangular frames around its outer periphery
At this time, each frame of the holding frame is crossed almost in a cross shape, and the approximately center of the outer frame of the mawashi is locked to each piece, but each frame of the holding frame is held at approximately There is also a type in which the outer frames of the cover are intersected in a letter shape and the opposing outer frames of the cover are locked to the holding frame, and support pins 21 are provided protruding from each end. The overall length of the above-mentioned Mabushi is slightly different due to differences in configuration, etc. A bracket 22 is provided on the column to receive the support pin. The bracket is formed so that its mounting position can be moved in the direction of the opposing support column. In the one shown in the figure, the bracket is formed with a locking groove 23 that opens laterally and extends vertically in one part 24 of the approximately L-shaped bracket, and in the other part 24.
5 is provided with a horizontally long groove 26, through which a fastener 27 such as a bolt or thumbscrew is screwed into a threaded hole 28 in the column, and the bracket can be moved along guide walls 29 fixed to the side surface of the column. It is provided in In the case shown in FIG. 5, a support plate 30 is fixed to the support column 4, an adjustment bolt 31 is inserted through the support plate so as not to come out, and the bolt is screwed into one piece 32 of the bracket 22. Although the bracket is rotated to move from side to side in the figure, it can be provided to be movable by any other suitable method. In addition, contrary to what is shown in the figure, it is also possible to fix the bracket to the support column, provide the support pin of the holding frame to be extendable or extendable to the support pin, and set the receiving positions of the bracket and the support pin relative to each other. It can also be formed to be adjustable (not shown).

Then, the brackets are adjusted, and the supporting pins of the holding frame holding the compartment cover are engaged with the opposing brackets, and the compartment cover is placed on the shelf. At this time, the bracket is provided at a height such that the lower surface of the maze is in contact with the shelf surface, so that the mature silkworms transferred to the shelf surface can climb onto the maze. Then, when the air from the blower is supplied from the air holes of each air pipe to the top of the mawashi placed on the shelf, the mature silkworms will climb upwards due to their nature, but if they hit the airflow from the air holes on the way, they will fall. They hate it and enter nearby maburi to cocoon early. In addition, it is preferable that the above-mentioned ventilation holes are provided between each glazing and facing the upper frame surface of each glazing, and if the position with the glazing is misaligned, it can be adjusted by changing the position of the bracket, etc.

The present invention was constructed as described above, and was able to produce cocoons efficiently with a simple structure, and to obtain high-quality cocoons.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 1 is a perspective view, the following is an enlarged view, Figure 2 is a partially omitted perspective view of the support and branch rod, and Figure 3 is a diagram showing the state in which Mabushi is placed on a shelf. A partially omitted front view, and FIGS. 4 and 5 are a partially omitted perspective view and a cross-sectional view of the bracket portion.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A shelf is formed between the opposing pillars on which the partitions are placed in an upright state, and brackets are attached to the pillars so as to receive support pins protruding from both ends of a holding frame that holds the partitions in a parallel state. This is a device that allows the receiving position of the support pin to be adjusted.