Pipelined cocoon harvesting process for industrialized silkworm rearing work

Abstract

The invention discloses a pipelined cocoon harvesting process for industrialized silkworm rearing work. The process comprises the following steps of (1) splitting a rearing frame group one by one; (2)harvesting cocoons at bottoms of frames; and (3) harvesting cocoons on cocoon cages. A set of pipelined cocoon harvesting process is designed, and is realized by the steps of splitting the rearing frame group one by one, harvesting the cocoons at the bottoms of the frames and harvesting the cocoons on the cocoon cages successively, so that the cocoon harvesting efficiency is greatly increased, and the cocoon harvesting rate in unit time is doubled; and moreover, the cocoon harvesting steps are all automatically realized, and thus, on one hand, the input labor cost is reduced, the expenditureis reduced, and the development idea of an innovative enterprise is met, and on the other hand, human error generated by manual cocoon harvesting is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of cocoon picking in industrial sericulture, and in particular relates to an assembly line cocoon picking process in industrial sericulture. Background technique [0002] Silkworm is commonly known as silkworm baby, also known as silkworm, one of the economic insects that spin silk and cocoon with mulberry leaves as food. Belongs to Lepidoptera, Silk Mothidae. Mulberry silkworm originated in China, its growth temperature is 7-40°C, and the optimum temperature for feeding is 20-30°C, mainly distributed in temperate, subtropical and tropical regions. [0003] The whole life of silkworms goes through silkworm eggs, ant silkworms, silkworm babies, silkworm cocoons and silkworm moths, a total of more than forty days. The baby silkworms that have just hatched from the eggs are dark in color and are called "ant silkworms". They are covered with fine hairs, and the fine hairs will not be obvious after about two days. After...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] Silkworm breeding is generally raised in small bamboo frames, which are simple in structure, easy to manufacture, can be hand-woven, and low in cost; silkworm breeding is a completely artificial breeding method, from the adult silkworm eggs to the cocoon picking are all realized through human operations; The scale of this method is small, the output of silkworm cocoons is low, time-consuming and laborious, and with the development of society, only relying on silkworm breeding cannot meet the demand for silk, so industrial sericulture came into being. The existing industrial sericulture has a small scale. Especially experience the cocoon picking process; the existing cocoon picking methods are manual cocoon picking or semi-automatic cocoon picking, the speed of manual cocoon picking is extremely slow, and the cocoon picking efficiency is low

The operation of semi-automatic cocoon picking is more difficult, the probability of failure is higher, the efficiency of cocoon picking is low, and it is difficult to apply it to industrial farming to realize cocoon picking on the assembly line

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