Water drinking device for chickens

Abstract

The invention discloses a water drinking device for chickens. The water drinking device comprises a support, a water storage bin and a plurality of water drinking structures. The water drinking structures are sequentially distributed on the support from top to bottom. Each water drinking structure comprises a main pipe, a plurality of branch pipes, circular truncated cones, connection rods and springs. The main pipe is communicated with the branch pipes. Grooves matched with the circular truncated cones are formed in the water outlet ends of the branch pipes. The circular truncated cones are located in the branch pipes and in sliding connection with the branch pipes, the springs are located in the branch pipes, one end of each spring is connected with the corresponding circular truncated cone, the other end of each spring is fixedly connected with the corresponding branch pipe, and the connection rods penetrate through the grooves and are in sliding connection with the grooves. Funnels of one water drinking structure are arranged at the water outlet ends of the branch pipes and are communicated with another water drinking structure below the water drinking structure. The water inlet end of the main pipe is communicated with the water storage bin, and the funnel on the lowermost portion of the support is communicated with the water storage bin. The water drinking device can avoid waste caused when chickens drink water.

Description

Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of poultry breeding devices, in particular to a drinking water device for chickens. Background technique [0002] Chickens are the most common poultry raised by humans. Domestic chickens originate from wild raw chickens. The domestication history of chickens is at least about 4000 years. Chicken and eggs are now called favorite foods. In the breeding process of chickens, disease prevention and daily breeding management are critical to the survival rate of chickens, and drinking water is a particularly indispensable link. In most of our country’s rural areas, small-scale breeding still uses traditional open tanks to feed water. Feeding by artificial addition is not only time-consuming and laborious, but also because the open tanks are easily contaminated with chicken excrement, multiple chickens share a kettle Cross-infection is easier, and water quality cannot be guaranteed. For large-scale farms, automatic drinking fou...

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Problems solved by technology

It uses the beak of the chicken to peck the drinking fountain to make the water come out. However, as a low-level animal, the chicken can drink water when pecking the drinking fountain, but it will cause a waste of water.

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