Special grouting machine for termite nests in dykes and dams

Abstract

The invention discloses a special grouting machine for termite nests in dykes and dams. The special grouting machine includes a bottom plate with an outline presenting as a rectangular plate-shaped structure, two sets of bottom vertical plates with a plate-shaped outline are arranged on the upper side of the bottom plate, two sets of supporting beams with long a strip-shaped outline are fixed on the upper sides of the bottom vertical plates in a welded mode, one end of each bottom vertical plate, away from the supporting beams, is separately provided with a vertical plate lower hole and a vertical plate upper hole, a top box is arranged between the two sets of bottom vertical plates, the top box has an outline presenting as a box-shaped structure, the lower end of the top box is provided with two sets of triangular plates, one set of rotation holes and two sets of angle holes are separately arranged in the two groups of triangular plates, the rotation holes and the angle holes are separately connected with a set of angle locking screws in a threaded mode, four sets of mounting plates distributed in a rectangular array are arranged in the opening part of the top box, and the internal parts of the mounting plates are all provided with threaded holes. The special grouting machine for termite nests in dykes and dams capable of being driven electrically or manually is suitable to bewidely promoted and used.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of termite prevention and particularly relates to a special grouting machine for termite nests in dikes and dams. Background technique [0002] Dikes and dams are the general term for dikes and dams, and usually refer to buildings and structures that are waterproof and water-retaining. For example, it is necessary to step up the construction of dikes and dams to prevent flooding. There are two main types of modern dams: earth-rock dams and concrete dams. In recent years, large-scale dams have adopted high-tech reinforced concrete buildings, and termite control is more necessary in the maintenance of dams. [0003] In the existing termite control operations, destroying termite nests by grouting is a relatively common method. Most of the existing grouting machines are driven by electricity and cannot be driven by manpower. It is difficult to use in places where the power supply line is not laid, and the exist...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] In the existing termite control operations, destroying termite nests by grouting is a relatively common method. Most of the existing grouting machines are driven by electricity and cannot be driven by manpower. It is difficult to use in places...

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