Honeycomb with underground air chamber for ventilation at bottom and die of honeycomb

Abstract

The invention discloses a honeycomb with underground air chamber for ventilation at bottom and a die of the honeycomb. A honeycomb ventilation system is characterized in that a cement member prefabricated by the die is combined with a constructed underground honeycomb, and a basement at the bottom of the underground honeycomb is taken as a main part, and can automatically absorb air into the underground air chamber, then air is combined with the constant-temperature and relatively constant-humidity gas of ground energy resources at the depth lower than the ground by 700mm, the tiny fresh ground air of the ground is absorbed, and the gases are mixed to be as the living gas needed by swarms in the honeycomb so as to be used by the swarms in the honeycomb. According to the honeycomb and the die, the technical problems in the prior art can be solved, most of honeybee varieties can be recovered by manual measures, and particularly, the native state that Chinese bees are nested below the ground from ancient times. By using the technical scheme to culture the bees, the purposes that the bees can live in cities, plains or hills throughout the year can be achieved, and the state that the bees only live in the places in which plant grows and honey sources exist throughout the year can be broken through.

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Benefits of technology

The technical effect of this new method involves creating specialized structures called honeymakers that can be easily produced by different types of materials like concrete or metal. These parts help make it easier for companies to design their products more efficiently with fewer resources needed compared to traditional methods such as casting them out from sandwiches beforehand.

Problems solved by technology

This patented describes two technical problem: one being related to current methods used for maintaining an environment where bees live inside during different stages (worms or other insect) due to lack of proper heat/humidification control over both indoor and outdoor environments. Another issue with existing systems involves the use of expensive materials like timber, making it difficult to produce consistently quality products throughout urban settings.

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