Scraper type floor dung clearing system and construction method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to a scraper type floor dung clearing system and a construction method thereof. The scraper type floor dung clearing system is characterized in that the system comprises a plurality of hutches which are formed in a way that fences divide a breeding house along the longitudinal direction, forming the hutches; dung ditches are arranged below the dung discharge areas of the hutches; two or more than two cross beams, stretching across the dung ditch, are arranged at intervals inside each hutch; a floorboard is set up on the cross beams; a gap used as a dung outlet is arranged between the end parts of every two adjacent hutches, and a sheltering body is arranged above the dung outlet; each hutch is provided with a dung scraper inside; the dung scrapers are connected in series through a connecting piece to form a dung scraper group; and the dung scraper group is connected with an actuating unit through a transmission mechanism. The scraper type floor dung clearing system is widely applicable in livestock dung clearing process and is particularly suitable for use in the process of clearing the dung of housed pigs.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a livestock manure removal system and a construction method thereof, in particular to a scraper type floor manure removal system suitable for cleaning the excrement area of ​​a pig house and a construction method thereof. Background technique [0002] In the prior art, the manure cleaning system for cleaning the pig house defecation area has the following problems, specifically as follows: [0003] 1. If the feces on the floor surface of the pig house defecation area cannot be removed in time, there may be hidden dangers of disease transmission. [0004] Pigs have the habit of defecating and urinating at fixed points. If the layout of the pig house is reasonable and the pigs are properly guided when they move into the pen, the pigs can defecate and urinate in the set defecation area. If the defecation area adopts solid Concrete floor, the feces on the ground can only be removed manually; if a slatted floor is erected on the de...

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[0003] 1. If the feces on the floor surface of the pig house defecation area cannot be removed in time, there may be hidden dangers of disease transmission

[0004] Pigs have the habit of defecating and urinating at fixed points. If the layout of the pig house is reasonable and the pigs are properly guided when they move into the pen, the pigs can defecate and urinate in the set defecation area. If the defecation area adopts solid Concrete floor, the feces on the ground can only be removed manually; if a slatted floor is erected on the defecation area, although part of the feces can be leaked through the gaps in the floor, there is still a large amount of feces remaining on the surface of the floor and in the gaps, which must be flushed with water or manually. If the floor is cleaned with water, it will cause a waste of water resources; if the manure is cleaned manually, it is labor-intensive, and usually only about two times a day can be removed for each pen, and the longer the residual manure stays on the floor , the more feces accumulate, the continuous trampling of the pigs will not only affect the cleanliness of the pen, but also may cause the hidden danger of disease transmission

[0005] 2. The feces in the floor gaps cannot be removed in time and effectively, which affects the timely separation of feces and urine

[0006] Ordinary slatted floor gaps are discontinuous, and the feces in the floor gaps cannot be removed with a cleaning tool

The gaps in the micro-slit floor are continuous, but at present, only a toothed excrement rake can be used to remove them manually, which is labor-intensive and inefficient. If the time interval between two defecation cleanings is long, the gaps will easily be blocked and affect the excrement and urine. timely separ

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