An edible fungus automatic inoculation rackless bacteria cultivation equipment

Abstract

The invention discloses an edible fungus automatic inoculation rackless bacteria cultivation equipment, which comprises a box body, a crushing part, an automatic inoculation part, a transportation part and a cultivation part. The crushing part includes, crushing box, filling port, feeding roller, rolling roller and discharge port, etc.; the weighing part includes brackets, electronic weighing pans, pusher telescopic rods and shovels, etc.; the inoculation part includes punching guide plates , Inoculation guide plate, guide rail, slider, punching rod, inoculation rod, casing and inoculation telescopic rod, etc.; the transportation department includes long brackets, driving wheels, driven wheels, conveyor belts and power devices, etc. The invention adopts automatic inoculation equipment, which can greatly shorten the inoculation time, improve the inoculation efficiency, and avoid the handling and transfer process from the inoculation to the cultivation room through the conveyor, and simplify the cultivation bag by adopting a new material basket. The process of placing, replacing and repeating vaccination can effectively reduce labor intensity and labor cost.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of edible fungus planting equipment, in particular to an edible fungus automatic inoculation rackless bacteria cultivation equipment. Background technique [0002] Edible fungi Large fungi that can be eaten by humans. Specifically, edible mushrooms are edible mushrooms; mushrooms refer to a class of large fungi that can form large fleshy (or gelatinous) fruiting bodies or sclerotia-like tissues and can be used for human consumption or medicine. [0003] There are more than 120,000 species of fungi that have been described in the world, more than 6,000 species that can form large fruiting bodies or sclerotia, more than 2,000 species that are edible, and only 40 to 50 species that can be cultivated on a large scale. In terms of classification, edible fungi belong to the phylum Fungi, most of them belong to the subphylum Basidiomycota (such as oyster mushrooms and shiitake mushrooms), and a few belong to the subphylum A...

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Problems solved by technology

Traditional culture racks are made of steel pipes, wire mesh, etc., which are expensive, and the placement and replacement of culture bags is also a large project. A large number of culture bags will be broken and polluted during frequent movement.

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