Chemical fertilizer stacking frame capable of preventing chemical fertilizer from being affected with damp

Abstract

The invention provides a chemical fertilizer stacking frame capable of preventing chemical fertilizer from being affected with damp. The chemical fertilizer stacking frame capable of preventing chemical fertilizer from being affected with damp comprises a cabinet body, a sliding structure which is arranged on the inner side wall of the cabinet body, and comprises a sliding groove, a limiting holeand a rotating groove, an air exchange structure which is installed in the cabinet body, and comprises a first air vent, a second air vent, an air blower, a communicating pipe and an air duct, a supporting structure which is slidably connected into the sliding groove, and comprises a supporting plate, a rotating shaft, a rolling wheel, an inner sliding plate, an inner rotating shaft, a connectingpiece and a limiting groove, and a locking structure which is installed in the supporting plate, and comprises an inner sliding groove, a sliding block, a telescopic rod, a limiting column, a storagegroove, limiting teeth, a torsion spring and a spring. The chemical fertilizer stacking frame capable of preventing chemical fertilizer from being affected with damp has the advantages of being safe in stacking and beneficial to ventilation.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of chemical fertilizer preservation, in particular to a chemical fertilizer stacking rack for preventing the chemical fertilizer from getting wet. Background technique [0002] Chemical fertilizers, referred to as chemical fertilizers. Fertilizers made by chemical and (or) physical methods containing one or several nutrient elements needed for the growth of crops. Also known as inorganic fertilizers, including nitrogen fertilizers, phosphorus fertilizers, potassium fertilizers, micro-fertilizers, compound fertilizers, etc. [0003] Usually, the fertilizers packed in bags are stacked one by one, and even the bottom layer of the fertilizer is placed directly on the ground. Due to the high humidity of the ground, the bagged fertilizer directly contacts the bottom surface, and the gap between the bags Direct contact and no ventilation space increase the risk of fertilizer getting wet; at the same time, the sta...

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[0003]Usually, the fertilizers packed in bags are stacked one by one, and even the bottom layer of fertilizers are placed directly on the ground, due to the high humidity on the ground , the bagged fertilizers are in direct contact with the bottom surface, and the bags are in direct contact with each other, so there is no ventilation space, which aggravates the risk of the fertilizer getting wet; at the same time, the stacking method of the arhats is quite dangerous, and the upper layer of fertilizer is easy to slip and hurt people

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