KR200488701Y1 - Built up beehive for easy collecting of honey - Google Patents

Abstract

The inventors of the present invention have devised a honeycomb beehive which is capable of collecting honey, which can quench the queen bee in a queen bee keeping station and increase the amount of honey collected during the milking period of the queen bee.
The present invention relates to a honeycomb having a honeycomb structure, comprising: a first honeycomb having an inlet and an outlet for allowing a worker bee to access the honeycomb and having a lower side space formed therein, and a space accommodated in the lower space, A second beehive portion stacked on the upper side of the first beehive portion and provided with an upper space portion so as to provide a space in which bees can collect honey, and a second beehive portion covering the upper side of the second beehive portion, And a lid portion for protecting the honey collected in the space portion.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention [0001] The present invention relates to a honeycomb beehive,

The present invention relates to a method of collecting honey, and more particularly, to a method for collecting honey which can quench the queen bee in quail bee keeping place, It is about a one-way beehive.

Generally, a large number of consumers are installed in the beehive to collect honey, and this consumption is shared by one queen bee and many worker bees.

While queen bees and worker bees live in this beehive, the queen bee is not spawning during the wintering and rainy season, but the queen bee spawns in the gyeonggi during the flowering of acacia flowers.

At this time, when the queen bee randomly spawns on a large number of spawning, the scattering room increases, and as the scattering room increases, the number of honey storage rooms decreases. In other words, worker bees should collect honey to consume honey, but because of increasing scattering room honey store room is reduced, honey can not be stored and only collected honey is consumed, and the amount of collected honey is extremely reduced.

Therefore, when the queen bee spawns in the milking season, it is essential to isolate the queen bee in order to obtain a large amount of honey. For this purpose, the queen bee was conventionally wrapped in Mira Lacquer for more than 7 days, but since it is restrained in a narrow space, the queen bee's physical strength is rapidly reduced, and the spawning power is lowered and the life span is shortened.

Therefore, there is a need to improve this.

A related background technique is the Korean Utility Model No. 0464456 (Dec. 26, 2012, name of design: queen bee isolator) registered in the Republic of Korea.

The present invention was created by the above-mentioned necessity, and it provides quail bee keeping quail bee keeping in queen bee keeping section, and honey bee collecting bee which can increase honey gathering amount in queen bee cattle spawning season It has its purpose.

In order to accomplish the above object, the present invention provides a honeycomb structure having a honeycomb structure and a honeycomb structure. The honeycomb structure includes a first honeycomb structure having an entrance and an exit port to allow a worker bee to enter and leave a lower space therein, A queen bee holding part for storing a queen bee while isolating the queen bee, a second beehive part stacked on the first beehive part and provided with an upper space part to provide a space where bees can collect honey, And a lid portion covering the upper side of the second beehive to protect the honey collected in the upper space.

In addition, the first beehive is formed with a clearance space which is an area where the queen bee keeping device is not seated in the lower space when receiving the queen bee keeping device, and is communicated with the upper space provided in the second beeper .

In addition, the queen bee keeping unit may include a case having an upper side opened and a queen bee being housed therein, a scattering member arranged to be spaced apart from the inside of the case to store eggs during scattering of the queen bee, And a blocking cover for blocking the escape of the cap.

The scattering member is held in a state spaced apart by the gap retaining portion inside the case, and the gap retaining portion includes a seating protrusion protruding from the scattering member, and a fixing protrusion formed on the upper edge of the case And a plurality of support grooves formed in a recessed shape.

In addition, the blocking lid is provided with a release preventing member inserted into the opening portion of the case so as to be prevented from being separated from the case.

According to the present invention, the beehive has a structure in which the queen bee is inhabited in the queen bee keeping unit from the inside of the first beehive, At the same time, there is an effect that the collection amount of honey can be increased.

In addition, when the queen bee keeping station is transported in order to observe the scattering state of the queen bee, the present invention keeps the scattering member separated by the interval maintaining unit, thereby minimizing the stress to the queen bee, There is an effect that contributes to improvement of productivity.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a cannon-type beehive in which honey can be easily collected according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing a take-up type beehive in which honey can be easily collected according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a honeycomb structure of a honeycomb structure according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG.
FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view showing a queen bee keeping section in a beehive of a honeycomb type in which honey can be easily collected according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which a honeycomb is easily collected according to an embodiment of the present invention.

In this process, the thicknesses of the lines and the sizes of the components shown in the drawings may be exaggerated for clarity and convenience of explanation. In addition, the terms described below are defined in consideration of functions in the present invention, and this may vary depending on the intentions or customs of the user, the operator, and the like. Therefore, definitions of these terms should be made based on the contents throughout this specification.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating a cannon-type beehive in which honey can be easily collected according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a cannon-type beehin in which honey can be easily collected according to an embodiment of the present invention FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a canned honeycomb which is easy to collect honey according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of honeycomb structure according to an embodiment of the present invention. An exploded perspective view showing a queen bee storage portion in an easy-to-make-up beehive is shown.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, a honeycomb type honeycomb structure 1 in which honey can be easily collected according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a first honeycomb unit 10, a queen bee keeping unit 20, (30) and a cover (40).

The first hollow portion 10 is formed with a lower space portion 11 therein and is provided with an entrance 12 so that a worker bevel can be taken in and out.

The first beehive 10 is formed in a box shape with its top opened to support the second beehive 30 while accommodating the queen bee keeping unit 20 as well as providing a path through which beehives are introduced and removed.

To this end, the first beehive 10 is formed in a box shape with its top opened and is seated on the ground, and the first supporting bezel 13 protrudes along the circumferential surface so as to stackably support the second beehive 30 .

3, when the queen bee keeping unit 20 is received, the first beehive unit 10 is formed with a clearance space, which is an area in which the queen bee keeping unit 20 is not seated in the lower space 11 And communicates with the upper space portion 31 provided in the second beehive 30.

At this time, the free space portion may have a volume of 40% to 60% of the lower space portion 11.

Accordingly, when the worker collecting honey from the outside enters the inside of the first honeycomb unit 10 through the entrance 12, it can freely move from the free space portion of the lower space portion 11 to the upper space portion 31 .

As shown in FIG. 4, the queen bee keeping part 20 is accommodated in the lower space part 11 to provide quarantine space while keeping the queen bee isolated.

The queen bee keeping unit 20 includes a case 21, a scattering member 22, and a blocking lid 23. [

Here, the upper side of the case 21 is opened, and the queen bee is accommodated therein. At this time, the case 21 serves to isolate and store the queen bee contained therein when the open part is closed by the shutoff lid 23.

A plurality of through holes 21a are formed in the side surface of the case 21 so as to form rows and columns.

At this time, the through hole 21 has a size smaller than that of the queen bee to prevent the queen bee from escaping while passing through the work bee. Accordingly, queen bees can be kept in quarantine inside the case 21, and worker bees can enter and exit the worker bees, so that the queen bee can carry out child care for the larvae that are scattered or can help scatter the queen bee.

A plurality of scattering members (22) are arranged inside the case (21) to store eggs when scattering queen bees.

The scattering member 22 is spaced apart from the bottom surface so as to store the eggs while the queen bee moves inside the case 21 in the space.

The blocking lid 23 covers the opening portion of the case 21 to block the escape of the queen bee.

Like the case 21, the blocking lid 23 is formed so that a plurality of through holes 23a having a size smaller than that of the queen bee are arranged so as to prevent the queen bee from escaping while passing through a work bead.

The blocking lid 23 is provided with a release preventing member 23b which is inserted into the opening portion of the case 21 so as to prevent the case 21 from coming off.

When the blocking lid 23 is disposed on the upper side of the case 21, the detachment preventing member 23b is disposed on the lower side of the blocking lid 23 so that the blocking lid 23 is inserted into each corner portion of the opening portion of the case 21 in a forced manner. As shown in Fig.

Thus, when the worker carries the queen bee keeping section 20 to the outside from the first beehive section 10 to examine the state of the queen bee or when the queen bee keeping section 20 is received from the outside in the first beehive section 10, The lid 23 can not be easily separated from the case 21 so that the opening portion of the case 21 can be stably covered.

On the other hand, the scattering member 22 is retained in the case 21 by being spaced apart by the gap holding portion 24.

The gap holding portion 24 includes a seating projection portion 24a and a support groove portion 24b.

The seating projections 24a are formed on both sides of the scattering member 22, respectively.

The support groove portion 24b is formed in a plurality of recesses along the upper edge of the case 21 so that the seating projection 24a can be mounted.

That is, when the seating protruding portion 24a is received in the support groove 24b, the scattering member 22 is uniformly arranged in the case 21 so that the scattering member 22 is spaced apart. The scattering member 22 can be maintained in a spaced state without moving.

The second honeycomb portion 30 is stacked on the upper side of the first honeycomb portion 10 and an upper space portion 31 is formed therein to provide a space in which bees can collect honey.

The second beehive 30 is hollow so as to open both the upper and lower sides, and the upper space 31 is formed therein. Thus, when the second beehive 30 is stacked on the first beehive 10, the upper space 31 of the second beehive 30 and the lower space 11 of the first beehive 10, Respectively.

At this time, the upper space portion 31 is provided with a mounting member 31a on both sides facing each other to support the storage member 50 storing honey collected from the bees.

Of course, the second beehive portion 30 is provided with a seat support portion 32 that is seated and supported on the first support bezel 13 provided on the first beehive portion 10, so that the first beehive portion 10 can be stably stacked . In addition, the second supporting bezel 33 may be protruded along the peripheral surface of the second beehive 30 so that the upper opened side of the second beehive 30 is covered by the cover 40.

The lid portion 40 covers the upper side of the second honeycomb portion 30 to protect the honey collected in the upper space portion 31.

The lid 40 is seated on the second supporting bezel 33 provided on the second beehive 30 to close the opened upper side of the second beehive 30. [

As a result, inflow of rainwater or foreign matter into the upper space 31 of the second honeycomb 30 is prevented, and honey stored in the storage space 50 in the upper space 31 can be stored in fresh and clean condition do.

While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiments, but, on the contrary, is intended to cover various modifications and equivalent arrangements included within the spirit and scope of the appended claims. I will understand.

Accordingly, the true scope of technical protection of the present invention should be defined by the following claims.

10: first beeper 11: lower space part
12: entrance 13: first support jaw
20: queen bee keeping part 21: case
22: scattering member 23: blocking cover
24: spacing portion 30: second beehive portion
31: upper space part 32: seat support part
33: second support step 40: lid part
50: storage member

Claims (5)

A first beehive having an entrance for allowing a worker bee into and out, and a lower space formed therein;
A queen bee keeping unit housed in the lower space to provide a space capable of scattering while keeping queen bees isolated;
A second beehive which is stacked on the first beehive and has an upper space formed therein to provide a space in which bees can collect honey; And
And a lid part covering the upper side of the second beehive to protect the honey collected in the upper space,
Wherein when the queen bee keeping part is received, the first beeper part is formed with a clearance space that is an area where the queen bee keeping part is not seated in the lower space part, and communicates with the upper space part provided in the second beeper part,
Wherein the free space portion has a volume of 40% to 60% of the lower space portion,
Wherein the queen bee storing part has a case opened on the upper side and a queen bee is housed in the case; a scattering member arranged in the case so as to be spaced apart from the case to store the queen bee during egg scattering; And a shielding cover for shielding the light-
The blocking cover may protrude from the case so as to prevent the blocking cover from being separated from the case,
Wherein the release preventing member is inserted into each corner of the case opening portion in an interference fit manner when the blocking cover is seated on the upper side of the case.
delete delete The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the scattering member is held in a state of being spaced apart by a gap retaining portion inside the case,
The space-
A seating protrusion protruding from the scattering member; And
A plurality of support recesses formed on an upper edge of the case so that the seating protrusions can be mounted;
Wherein the honey bee is collected easily. delete

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