Automatic cleaning and deodorizing device for crested ibis breeding

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of crested ibis breeding cleaning and deodorizing, and discloses an automatic cleaning and deodorizing device for crested ibis breeding. The device comprises a bottom box and a water tank, wherein a deodorant is arranged in the water tank, rollers are arranged below the bottom box, guide pipes are arranged at the front end and the rear end of the watertank, nozzles are fixedly connected to the bottoms of the guide pipes outside the water tank, the tops of the guide pipes penetrate through the water tank and are fixedly connected with the side facesof the water tank. According to the device, a first suction pump and a dust suction inlet are matched to suck sundries into a treatment box through a dust suction pipe, then a second motor drives a rotating rod in the treatment box and crushing cutters on the rotating rod to rotate, and therefore the sundries sucked into the treatment box are crushed, and finally the sundries are pumped out of the equipment through a second suction pump; the deodorant in the water tank is sprayed out through the nozzles after passing through the guide pipes by a pressure pump arranged in the water tank, so that the ground culture ground is deodorized, and the four nozzles can be used for effective deodorization, so that the efficiency is greatly improved.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of cleaning and deodorizing for crested ibis breeding, in particular to an automatic cleaning and deodorizing device for crested ibis breeding. Background technique [0002] Crested Ibis (scientific name: Nipponia nippon): Ancient Ibis, Red Ibis, Crested Ibis is endemic to East Asia. Medium body, white body feathers, long willow-shaped feather crown on the back occiput, bare skin from forehead to cheek, bright red; during the breeding period, use the beak to constantly peck the gray pigment secreted from the neck muscles and apply to the head The upper part, neck, upper back and feathers of the two wings make it gray-black. It inhabits sparsely forested areas at an altitude of 1200-1400 meters. Wading in nearby streams, swamps and rice fields, strolling for fish, Crabs, frogs, snails and other aquatic animals also eat insects; rest and overnight on tall trees; resident birds, in autumn and winter, roam in small ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] The work of cleaning and deodorizing in crested ibis breeding needs to rely on manual work, which is inefficient

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