A reciprocating cocoon harvesting propulsion mechanism for industrial farming

Abstract

The invention discloses a reciprocating cocoon harvesting propulsion mechanism for industrial farming, which includes a column, a booster mechanism, a jacking mechanism and a cocoon cage guiding mechanism, and the top and bottom surfaces of two columns on the same side are fixedly connected by a beam , a lower support rod and an upper support rod are arranged in parallel between the two opposite columns, the booster mechanism is arranged between the two upper support rods and the two lower support rods parallel to each other, and between the top surfaces of the two upper support rods There are two guide rails in parallel between them, the jacking mechanism is connected to the guide rails, the jacking mechanism is connected with the booster mechanism, and at least two sets of limit mechanisms are arranged above the jacking mechanism, which are located inside the two columns on the same side of the beam. A cocoon cage guiding mechanism is arranged between the sides. The invention is simple in structure and strong in practicability, not only improves the stability and reliability of cocoon cage transportation, but also reduces noise and wear between parts, facilitates maintenance and improves the efficiency of cocoon picking.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a reciprocating cocoon harvesting propulsion mechanism for industrial farming. Background technique [0002] Silkworms, commonly known as baby silkworms, also known as silkworms, are one of the competitive insects that spin silk and cocoon with mulberry leaves as food. [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 the ant silkworm hatches, it begins to shed its skin after feeding for a period of time. It takes about one day to shed its skin, which is called "dormant". After one peeling, the silkworm grows into the second instar larvae. The silkworm has to shed its skin four times in total, and only after...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] The cocoon harvesting process in the prior art is generally carried out manually, which is not only inefficient, but also unable to meet the needs of factory farming

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