Zero-emission pig-raising wireless measuring and controlling system

Abstract

The invention discloses a zero-emission pig-raising wireless measurement and control system comprising a plurality of sensors, a wireless measurement and control terminal, a plurality of executers anda wireless router in each pigsty, a wireless transreceiver and a main control computer in each raising farm, a monitoring center which is remotely arranged and can be connected with the main controlcomputer through the Internet, and one or a plurality of terminals which can be connected with the monitoring center and the main control computer in each raising farm through the Internet, wherein the wireless measurement and control terminal collects data of the sensors and transmits the data to the main control computer through the wireless router, and the main control computer can transmit execution commands to the wireless measurement and control terminal; and the terminals can enter in the main control computer of the raising farm for monitoring or operating through the Internet or enterin the monitoring center to inquire data through the Internet. by the system, the user can monitor and know the survival state of the microbes (Luxuriant-pigsty prebiotics I) in each pigsty in time and take the corresponding measures to deal with the abnormal conditions of the microbes (Luxuriant-pigsty prebiotics I) in the pigsty.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of wireless measurement and control systems, in particular to a wireless measurement and control system for zero-emission pig raising. Background technique [0002] Pig farming is one of the important agricultural industries in my country. Relevant experts predict that by 2010, the production and breeding volume of pig farming in my country will account for more than half of the world. However, along with the increasing scale of production in the pig industry, the treatment of a large amount of excrement produced thereupon will also become a new problem to be solved urgently. Relevant data show that: the feed-to-meat ratio of the pig industry is usually 3:1, that is, 33% of the feed is converted into pork, and 67% of the feed is converted into pig manure; the pollution caused by a 10,000-head pig farm every day is equivalent to one The daily pollution caused by market towns with a population of 50,000 to 100,000. Tr...

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Problems solved by technology

There are mainly two methods for the treatment of pig manure in traditional pig farms: biogas fermentation treatment and combination of planting and breeding; but these two methods still cannot fundamentally eliminate pig manure pollution

Because the biogas fermentation residue will still cause secondary pollution; the untreated pig manure in the combination of planting and breeding will still cause huge environmental problems

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