KR200322059Y1 - Vaporizer of Expellant for Beekeeping - Google Patents

Abstract

It is made to vaporize the remedy drug effectively, to prevent the access of bees and to control the amount of vaporization, and to absorb the remedy drug inside the drug container, and to vaporize the remedy drug inside the drug container. The wick supported by the support part formed in the chemical container, and made to surround the wick from the outside of the chemical container, and at least one surface surrounding the wick is formed with a predetermined interval and the lower end separated from the support portion Provided is a beekeeper medicine vaporizer comprising a protective cover that is formed integrally extended to be assembled and supported is possibly assembled.

The medicine container is formed in the shape of an empty box inside, made of transparent or semi-transparent material so that the amount of remedy drug contained in it is formed, and the scale mark is formed on one side, and the wick is made of plate-shaped paper or fiber. Form variously to adjust the amount of vaporization of the remedy as installed by size.

Description

Beekeeping Remedy Vaporizer {Vaporizer of Expellant for Beekeeping}

The present invention relates to a beekeeping remedy vaporizer, and more particularly to a beekeeping remedy carburetor capable of combating bee pests by vaporizing a bee resistant drug in the beehive.

In general, the beekeeping industry is an industrial sector that makes good use of the ecology and habits of bees to earn income through rational management such as specification management, breeding and production, distribution of products, improvement of beekeeping machinery, creation and utilization of wheat plants.

The beekeeping industry has a variety of types and uses of products and produce a lot of bee farms as a result of the potted media of various crops, and more and more bee farms are being created. This is being tried. In particular, many beekeeping farmers in the beekeeping industry mentioned above have a great difficulty in increasing productivity and beekeeping efficiency due to the damage of bees caused by insects such as varroa mite. Is focused on.

In conventional bee farming, as a countermeasure against bee pests to combat the bee mite, cymizazole, fluvalinate, bromopropylate, amitraz, flumethrin Remedies containing flumethrin, the main ingredient, are administered inside the hive.

In administering the bee remedies in the beehive inside the beehive open the lid of the hive and spray or smoke the remedy medication method or a container having a certain shape liquefied or gelled remedy and vaporized inside the beehive Remedies are usually used.

However, the above-mentioned conventional medicine used as a remedy for bees is formed by synthesizing chemicals, so it is harmful to bees, and there is a problem that chemical components remain in bee products. There is a problem falling.

And when the drug is injected into the beehive through the spray or smoke in the conventional drug administration method, the drug is generated only temporarily, it is difficult to combat pests hiding in the corner.

And if the vaporized liquid or gel of the drug in a container, the vaporization is not made well, it takes a long time to evaporate, and the bee is easy to access, the drug is contaminated or the drug is extinguished or lowered.

In addition, in the case of vaporizing a liquid or gel-based remedy in a container, it is impossible to control the amount of vaporization according to the group of bees, so if the amount of vaporization is large, the bees are harmed, and if the amount of vaporization is small, the pest is not eliminated.

An object of the present invention is to solve the above problems, by effectively vaporizing the drug such as formic acid resistant to bees through the wick is effectively administered the drug and by controlling the size of the wick It is possible to control the amount of vaporization of the drug and to provide a beekeeper remedy carburetor configured to block bees from access to the remedy.

1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a beekeeper remedy vaporizer according to the present invention.

Figure 2 is a partial cross-sectional perspective view showing an embodiment of a beekeeper remedy vaporizer according to the present invention.

Figure 3 is a partial cross-sectional view showing an embodiment of a beekeeper remedy vaporizer according to the present invention.

4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line A-A of FIG.

Figure 5 is an installation state showing an embodiment of a beekeeper remedy vaporizer according to the present invention.

Figure 6 is a partial cross-sectional perspective view showing another embodiment of a beekeeper remedy vaporizer according to the present invention.

Figure 7 is an exploded perspective view showing another embodiment of a beekeeper remedy vaporizer according to the present invention.

Bee medicine remedy carburetor proposed by the present invention is a drug container for accommodating the remedy drug therein, and a support portion formed to absorb the remedies inside the drug container and vaporize to the outside of the drug container and formed in the drug container The wick is supported by, and made to surround the wick from the outside of the drug container, and at least one surface surrounding the wick is formed with a ventilation hole at a predetermined interval and the support portion at the lower end It comprises a protective cover that is formed integrally extended to the assembly is detachably assembled and supported in.

The support part is formed by temporarily receiving the entrance and exit hole formed through the lower end of one side of the chemical container, and the rescue medicine flowing out through the entrance and exit hole and extending integrally to the chemical container and the protective cover Assembled part of the assembly groove is formed at a lower portion of the support and the bottom surface of the support and the one side of the entrance and exit hole of the chemical container is formed at predetermined intervals, respectively, the end of the wick is supported in the middle It consists of two pairs of supporting projections.

And a support hole formed through the upper surface of the medicine container so that a part of the wick is inserted into the medicine container while being exposed to the outside of the medicine container, and the front surface of the medicine container adjacent to the upper surface on which the support hole is formed. It is possible to be made of an assembling groove which is formed on the back and each of the assembling portion of the protective cover is assembled.

It is preferable to use formic acid, which is resistant to bees, for the above-mentioned remedy.

The drug container may be formed in a hollow box shape and formed of a transparent or translucent material so as to know the amount of the drug contained therein, and a scale display part may be formed on one side thereof.

The wick is made of plate-shaped paper or fibers, and various sizes can be formed to control the amount of vaporization of the rescue drug by installing them by size.

The protective cover may be formed with a support wing for supporting the wick on the inner surface with the wick therebetween.

Next, with reference to the drawings a preferred embodiment of the beekeeping drug vaporizer according to the present invention made as described above in detail.

First, an embodiment of the beekeeper for remedy vaporizer according to the present invention is shown in Figures 1 to 3, the drug container 10 for receiving the remedy (1) therein, and the inside of the drug container (10) After absorbing the drug (1) and made to vaporize to the outside of the drug container 10 and supported by the support portion 20 formed in the drug container 10 and the above-described drug container ( 10 is formed to surround the wick 30 from the outside of the wick 30, and at least one surface surrounding the wick 30 is formed with a vent hole 42 at predetermined intervals, and the support at the lower end Assembling part 44 detachably assembled and supported on the 20 is made of a protective cover 40 formed integrally extending.

It is preferable to use formic acid as the above-mentioned pharmaceutical agent (1).

By using formic acid as a remedy (1) in the above, the resistant honeybees can be eliminated or eradicated bees pests without damage and natural residues do not have residues or harm to the human body.

In the above, it was described that formic acid is used as the remedy (1), but bee remedy can be used while all the remedies that can be vaporized through the wick (30). The present inventors have tested the control of pests using a variety of drugs, it was confirmed that formic acid can control the pest without harm to bees.

The formic acid described above may be used as it is, or a formic acid solution diluted at a predetermined ratio may be used.

The medicine container 10 is formed in a substantially empty box shape.

The chemical container 10 may be formed of a transparent or semi-transparent material so as to know the amount of the drug contained in the interior and to form a scale display unit 18 on one side.

By forming the chemical container 10 in a transparent or semi-transparent material as described above and the graduation display 18 on one side, the user can easily grasp the capacity and / or vaporization amount of the drug (1) with the naked eye. It is preferable because it is.

The support portion 20 always supports the wick 30 so as to maintain the state of vaporizing the drug outside the drug container after absorbing the remedy (1) in the drug container 10, the drug container (10) Temporarily receive the entrance and exit hole 21 formed through the lower end of one side, and the remedy drug (1) flowing out through the entrance and exit hole 21 and extends integrally to the drug container (10) And a support 22 formed at a lower portion of the assembly groove 24 through which the assembling portion 44 of the protective cover 40 is assembled, the bottom surface of the support 22, and the chemical container 10. Each side of the entrance and exit hole 21 is formed at predetermined intervals, respectively, and is formed of two pairs of support protrusions 26 supporting the end of the wick 30 in the middle.

The support 22 is formed in a shape in which the upper part of the box is substantially hollowed out. That is, the support 21 is formed in the shape of a box having an upper side and one side open, and one side of the opening is blocked by one side of the entrance and exit hole 21 of the chemical container 10 is formed.

And the support portion 20 of the beekeeping remedy vaporizer according to the present invention, as shown in Figure 6 to Figure 7, the part of the wick 30 is exposed to the outside of the chemical container 10, the chemical container 10 A support hole 23 formed to penetrate the upper surface of the medicine container 10 to be inserted into the inside, and the front and rear surfaces of the medicine container 10 adjacent to the upper surface to which the support hole 23 is formed. It may be formed of an assembling groove 24 is formed, respectively, the assembling portion 44 of the protective cover 40 is assembled.

2 to 4, the wick 30 is made of a synthetic resin capable of absorbing plate-shaped paper or salvage drugs.

In the above, the wick 30 may be formed of a plate-like fiber having a certain strength instead of paper. The wick 30 can be used as long as it is a material that sucks out the drug in the drug container 10 by the capillary phenomenon.

Although the wick 30 is not shown in the drawing, the size of the wick 30 can be set in various ways so that the amount of vaporization of the above-described remedy 1 is controlled.

That is, if the wick (30) of a constant size is always used, the amount of vaporization varies depending on the season or temperature, and the relief efficiency may vary depending on the size of the bongun, so that the surface of the vaporization is increased or decreased by adjusting the size.

In the wick 30, it is preferable to use a vaporization surface of approximately 18 cm 2 so that the amount of vaporization of the above-mentioned remedy 1 is kept in the summer of 15 ml or less and in the fall of 6 ml or less.

On the inner surface of the protective cover 40, the support wing 46 for supporting the wick 30 can be formed with the wick 30 therebetween.

As shown in Fig. 5, the beekeeper medicine vaporizer for beekeeping according to the present invention made as described above, the drug container for installing in the beehive (2) in a state fixed to the honeycomb frame (4) through a fixing screw (54) or the like. 10 and / or a fixing piece 52 integrally formed with the support 22 and a fixing hole 53 formed at the center of the fixing piece 52 and through which the fixing screw 54 passes. The fixing part 50 is formed.

Next, with reference to the drawings the installation process of an embodiment of a beekeeper remedy vaporizer according to the present invention made as described above.

First, the medicine container 10, the protective cover 40, and the wick 30 of the beekeeper medicine repellent vaporizer according to the present invention made as described above are separated from each other.

After the separation as described above, the fixing piece 52 formed in the chemical container 10 and / or the support 22 to the lower portion of the honeycomb frame 4 through the fixing screw 54 or the like. Fix it.

After fixing as described above, the honeycomb frame 4 is rotated 90 degrees such that the support 21 faces upward.

The formic acid prepared in advance in the rotated state as described above is injected through the entrance and exit hole 21.

When the formic acid is injected in the above, since the size of the entrance and exit hole 21 is small, it is preferable to inject it through a hose or the like having a small diameter.

After injecting formic acid as described above, the honeycomb frame 4 is returned to its original state, and the wick 30 and the protective cover 40 are sequentially assembled and installed in the hive 2 (see FIG. 6).

The honeycomb frame 4 is preferably installed at a position far from the entrance of the beehive 2.

As described above, the beekeeper remedy carburetor according to the present invention is fixed to the honeycomb frame (4) and installed inside the beehive (2), and after a predetermined time, take out the honeycomb frame (4) and the entrance and exit hole 21 is upwards Rotate 90 degrees to check the amount of vaporization through the scale display unit 18 of the chemical container (10).

In the case of increasing or decreasing the amount of vaporization in the above, the amount of vaporization is controlled by replacing the wick 30 having a large surface area or cutting a part of the installed wick 30.

In the above description of a preferred embodiment of a beekeeper remedy vaporizer according to the present invention, the present invention is not limited to this, but the utility model registration claims and detailed description of the design, it is carried out by various modifications within the scope of the accompanying drawings It is possible that this also falls within the scope of the present invention.

According to the beekeeper remedy vaporizer according to the present invention made as described above, because formic acid is used as a remedy, pests are effectively eliminated without harm to bees, and chemical components do not remain in the bee products.

According to the beekeeper remedy vaporizer according to the present invention made as described above, because the structure to emit the remedy through the wick, the drug lasts for a long time. Therefore, it is also possible to combat pests hiding in the corners.

According to the beekeeper remedy vaporizer according to the present invention made as described above, since the protective cover is installed to prevent the bee from accessing the wick, the wick can be used for a long time and prevent damage caused by the bee approaching the direct drug. Can be.

According to the beekeeper remedy vaporizer according to the present invention made as described above, by adjusting the size of the wick can be appropriately adjusted according to the environment, such as summer or winter, the amount of divergence of the remedy.

Claims (9)

Drug container that accommodates remedies inside The wick is made to absorb the remedy in the medicine container and then vaporize it to the outside of the medicine container and is supported by a support formed in the medicine container, It is made to surround the wick from the outside of the chemical container, and at least one surface surrounding the wick is formed with a ventilation hole at a predetermined interval, and the lower end is detachably assembled and supported on the support part. Remedy carburetor for beekeeping comprising a protective cover which is formed integrally extending to be assembled. The method of claim 1, wherein the support portion An entrance and exit hole formed through the lower end of one side of the chemical container; A support for temporarily receiving the relief medicine flowing out through the entrance and exit holes and being formed integrally with the medicine container, and having an assembly groove formed at the bottom of the assembly of the protective cover; Remedy carburetor for beekeeping is formed of two pairs of support projections are formed at predetermined intervals on each side of the bottom of the support and the one side of the entrance and exit hole of the chemical container is supported the end of the wick in the middle. Drug containers and mouths formed in the lower side of one side to receive the remedy drug therein, Temporary accommodation of the drug discharged from the entrance and exit hole of the medicine container is formed by extending integrally to the medicine container and the support base is formed on the bottom, and, Two pairs of support protrusions formed at predetermined intervals, respectively, on one side of the bottom surface of the support and on one side of which the outflow hole of the chemical container is formed; The wick is supported by two pairs of support projections of the support and made to absorb and vaporize the remedy flowing out through the entrance and exit holes, and The protective cover is formed to surround the wick, and at least one surface surrounding the wick includes a ventilation hole formed at a predetermined interval, and a lower portion of which is assembled to be supported by an assembly groove of the support. Beekeeping remedy vaporizer. The method of claim 3, wherein the support portion A support hole formed through the upper surface of the medicine container so that a part of the wick is inserted into the medicine container while being exposed to the outside of the medicine container; The drug storage carburetor for beekeeping is formed on each of the front and back of the chemical container adjacent to the upper surface and the support hole is formed, the assembling groove to assemble the assembly of the protective cover. Receiving the remedy in the interior and the support hole is formed on the upper side and the upper and the rear side and the front and back adjacent to each other, the chemical container is formed with an assembly groove, A wick inserted into and supported in the above-mentioned support hole to always maintain the state of absorbing the above-mentioned medicine inside the medicine container and vaporizing it to the outside of the medicine container, An assembly part assembled and supported in the assembly groove of the chemical container is formed at a lower portion and surrounds the wick, and at least one surface surrounding the wick includes a protective cover having ventilation holes formed at predetermined intervals. Beekeeping remedy vaporizer. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 5, The drug container is an apiary drug vaporizer for beekeeping is formed of a hollow box shape is formed of a transparent or semi-transparent material so as to know the amount of the drug contained in the interior, and a scale mark is formed on one side. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 5, The above-described remedy is formic remedy vaporizer using a formic acid or a diluted formic acid solution of formic acid. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 5, The wick is made of plate-like paper or fiber, and the bee venom drug vaporizer to adjust the amount of vaporization of the rescue drug by changing the size. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 5, The protective cover is a beekeeping remedy carburetor is formed with a support wing for supporting the wick on the inner surface between the wick.