Manpower-assisted handheld electric pomelo tree girdling device for clamping branches with different diameters

Abstract

The invention provides a manpower-assisted handheld electric pomelo tree girdling device for clamping branches with different diameters. The device comprises hand grips, a spring, a rotary shaft, clamping blocks, a steady circle and a direct current micro-motor. The spring is fixedly arranged on the hand grips, during the work, the acting force of the spring makes the clamping blocks firmly fixed to a branch of a pomelo tree so as to prevent the branch from rotating along with a girdling knife, the hand grips are divided into two parts, the steady circle installed on the hand grips, the two parts of the steady circle are buckled together to form a whole circle, and the steady circle is opened and closed along with the opening and closing of the hand grips. Grooves are formed in the steady circle, idler wheels are embedded into the grooves and rotate in the grooves, a link bar penetrates through center holes of the idler wheels and the idler wheels do circular movement. Two pomelo tree girdling devices are connected together through the link bar, a girdling handle is fixed to the link bar, one end of the girdling handle is provided with the girdling knife, and the other end of the girdling handle is provided with a link plate. Under the manpower assistance, the girdling knife does circular movement with the fixed point of the hand grips and the link bar as the center and the distance from the fixed point to the point of the girdling knife as the radius so as to conduct girdling on the pomelo tree.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an artificially assisted hand-held electric pomelo girdler for clamping branches with variable diameters, which belongs to the field of mechanical technology. Background technique [0002] The pomelo tree needs to be girdled twice in one growing season. The first time should be in the middle and early May. It mainly inhibits the growth of spring shoots, forms moderate branches, lays the foundation for flower bud differentiation, and at the same time has the effect of preserving fruit for the first-hanging fruit trees. The second time is in early August, it can reduce the hair loss of autumn shoots and control late autumn shoots, and promote the physiological differentiation of flower buds. For flourishing trees with unbalanced vegetative growth and reproductive growth, hormone imbalance in the tree will lead to difficulties in flower bud differentiation and fruit stabilization. After peeling, the channel of the phloem screen tu...

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[0002] The pomelo tree needs to be girdled twice in one growing season. The first time should be in the middle and early May. It mainly inhibits the growth of spring shoots, forms moderate branches, lays the foundation for flower bud differentiation, and at the same time has the effect of preserving fruit for the first-hanging fruit trees. The second time is in early August, it can reduce the hair loss of autumn shoots and control late autumn shoots, and promote the physiological differentiation of flower buds. For flourishing trees with unbalanced vegetative growth and reproductive growth, hormone imbalance in the tree will lead to difficulties in flower bud differentiation and fruit stabilization. After peeling, the channel of the phloem screen tube is cut off, causing the transportation of carbohydrates to the root system to be blocked, inhibiting root growth and nutrient absorption, thereby playing a role in controlling water, and the accumulation of nutrients in the upper part of the girdling mouth improves the growth rate of the tree body. The concentration of cell fluid and the ratio of carbon to nitrogen can promote the differentiation of flower buds and increase the fruit setting rate. In addition to the main trunk girdling of pomelo trees, each side branch must be girdled

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