Honeycomb structure capable of improving wasp breeding efficiency

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of wasp breeding, in particular to a honeycomb structure capable of improving wasp breeding efficiency, which comprises a beehive, a partition plate is fixedly connected in the beehive and divides the beehive into an upper space and a lower space, and baffles are fixedly connected in the upper space in a bilateral symmetry manner and divide the upper space into three cavities. Honeycomb modules for breeding wasps are detachably connected into the left cavity and the right cavity, tools for breeding the wasps are placed in the middle cavity, stacking mechanisms are installed at the upper ends and the lower ends of the beehives, the beehives are stacked together through the stacking mechanisms, air holes are formed in the rear ends of the beehives in a penetrating mode, and dustproof nets are arranged in the air holes. A recovery box for collecting waste materials is mounted in the lower-layer space; through the detachable honeycomb module design, the replacement, cleaning and maintenance processes of the honeycomb are remarkably simplified, the tedious step of detaching the whole beehive is avoided, and time and human resources are effectively saved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention relates to the field of wasp breeding, and in particular to a honeycomb structure capable of improving wasp breeding efficiency. Background Art

[0002] As an important resource insect, the breeding of hornets not only has significant economic value, but also plays an indispensable role in ecological balance. As predators in nature, they help control the number of pests and maintain the stability and diversity of the ecosystem. Therefore, developing an efficient and convenient hornet breeding technology is of great significance to improving breeding efficiency and promoting ecological balance.

[0003] In traditional breeding methods, the beehive is usually fixed in the beehive, and the structure is relatively fixed, which is not convenient for replacement or cleaning. This not only increases the difficulty of management during the breeding process, but also easily leads to the spread of disease and deterioration of the breeding environment due to long-term inability to effectively clean. In addition, traditional beehive designs often lack reasonable space utilization, which limits the breeding density and further affects the breeding efficiency.

[0004] Therefore, in view of the situation that in the above-mentioned traditional breeding model, the honeycomb structure is relatively fixed and inconvenient to replace or clean, thereby increasing the management difficulty during the breeding process, a honeycomb structure that can improve the efficiency of wasp breeding can be designed. Through the detachable honeycomb module design, the replacement, cleaning and maintenance process of the honeycomb is significantly simplified, avoiding the tedious steps of disassembling the entire beehive, and effectively saving time and human resources. Summary of the invention

[0005] In order to overcome the problem in the traditional breeding model that the honeycomb structure is relatively fixed and inconvenient to replace or clean, which increases the difficulty of management during the breeding process.

[0006] The technical solution of the present invention is: a honeycomb structure that can improve the efficiency of hornet breeding, including a beehive, a partition fixedly connected inside the beehive, the partition divides the beehive into two upper and lower spaces, a baffle is fixedly connected symmetrically in the upper space, the baffle divides the upper space into three cavities, honeycomb modules for breeding hornets are detachably connected to the left and right cavities, tools for breeding hornets are placed in the middle cavity, stacking mechanisms are installed at the upper and lower ends of the beehive, the beehives are stacked together through the stacking mechanism, an air vent is opened through the rear end of the beehive, a dustproof net is arranged in the air vent, and a recycling box for collecting waste is installed in the lower space.

[0007] Preferably, the honeycomb module includes a honeycomb box, which is connected to the left cavity and the right cavity through a sliding structure. A support rod is fixedly connected to the honeycomb box, and a honeycomb hole for wasp breeding is installed at the upper end of the support rod.

[0008] Preferably, the sliding structure includes a convex rail, and the left and right ends of the honeycomb box are integrally fixedly connected with the convex rail. The side ends of the baffle and the inner wall of the upper space are provided with sliding grooves adapted to the convex rail, and the convex rail is slidably connected in the sliding groove.

[0009] Preferably, the honeycomb box is enclosed by five transparent plastic plates, a triangular inclined block is provided at the bottom of the honeycomb box, and the same waste trough is provided at the lower end of the honeycomb box and in the partition.

[0010] Preferably, a feed trough is provided at the front end of the honeycomb box, a door is hinged at the notch of the feed trough, a semi-hidden handle is provided on the surface of the door, and the door is fixed to the feed trough by a locking structure.

[0011] Preferably, the locking structure includes a card block, the side end of the bin door is integrally fixedly connected with the card block, the slot of the feed chute is provided with a card slot adapted to the card block, and the card block is snapped into the card slot.

[0012] Preferably, matching magnets are provided in both the card block and the card slot, and the card block and the card slot are magnetically connected.

[0013] Preferably, a food trough is installed on the front inner wall of the honeycomb box, and the food trough is located at the inner notch of the feeding trough.

[0014] Preferably, the stacking mechanism includes a limiting rod, the lower end of the beehive is fixedly connected to the limiting rod, the upper end of the beehive is provided with a limiting hole adapted to the limiting rod, and the limiting rod is inserted into the limiting hole.

[0015] Preferably, a sponge pad is provided at the end of the convex rail, and the convex rail contacts the inner wall of the end of the slide groove through the sponge pad.

[0016] Beneficial effects of the present invention: Compared with the traditional wasp breeding model, this solution, with its detachable honeycomb module design, significantly simplifies the replacement, cleaning and maintenance processes of the honeycomb, avoids the tedious steps of disassembling the entire beehive, and effectively saves time and human resources. At the same time, by introducing a stacking mechanism, multiple beehives can be stacked together tightly and orderly, which significantly saves the space required for breeding and provides convenience for large-scale and intensive breeding management. In addition, the configuration of the recycling box ensures that the waste generated during the breeding process can be collected and cleaned regularly, effectively maintaining the cleanliness and hygiene inside the beehive, thereby not only significantly improving the breeding efficiency, but also greatly optimizing the breeding environment. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0017] Figure 1 Shown is a first three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of a honeycomb structure capable of improving the efficiency of wasp breeding according to the present invention;

[0018] Figure 2Shown is a schematic diagram of the second three-dimensional structure of the honeycomb structure of the present invention that can improve the efficiency of wasp breeding;

[0019] Figure 3 Shown is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of a honeycomb structure that can improve the efficiency of wasp breeding according to the present invention;

[0020] Figure 4 Shown is a first three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of a honeycomb structure honeycomb module of the present invention that can improve the efficiency of wasp breeding;

[0021] Figure 5 Shown is a second three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of a honeycomb structure honeycomb module of the present invention that can improve the efficiency of wasp breeding;

[0022] Figure 6 Shown is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the honeycomb structure A of the present invention that can improve the efficiency of hornet breeding.

[0023] Explanation of the reference numerals: 1. beehive; 2. partition; 3. baffle; 4. air vent; 5. dust net; 6. recovery box; 7. honeycomb box; 8. support rod; 9. honeycomb hole; 10. convex rail; 11. slide groove; 12. inclined block; 13. waste chute; 14. feed chute; 15. warehouse door; 16. block; 17. slot; 18. food trough; 19. limit rod; 20. limit hole; 21. sponge pad. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0024] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0025] See also Figure 1 - Figure 6The present invention provides an embodiment: a honeycomb structure that can improve the efficiency of hornet breeding, including a beehive 1, a partition 2 is fixedly connected in the beehive 1, the partition 2 divides the beehive 1 into two upper and lower spaces, a baffle 3 is fixedly connected symmetrically in the upper space, the baffle 3 divides the upper space into three cavities, the left and right cavities are detachably connected with honeycomb modules for breeding hornets, tools for breeding hornets are placed in the middle cavity, stacking mechanisms are installed at the upper and lower ends of the beehive 1, the beehives 1 are stacked together through the stacking mechanism, an air vent 4 is opened through the rear end of the beehive 1, a dustproof net 5 is arranged in the air vent 4, a recycling box 6 for collecting waste is installed in the lower space, the beehive 1 is the foundation of the entire honeycomb structure, and is made of sturdy and durable materials. The beehive 1 provides a safe and suitable living environment for hornets, and is convenient for breeders to carry out daily management and maintenance, the partition 2 allows the upper space to be used for breeding and reproduction of hornets, and the lower space is used to install auxiliary equipment such as the recycling box 6, thereby realizing the rational use of space, the baffle 3 is designed so that the left and right cavities can be respectively installed with honeycomb modules, providing more breeding space for wasps, and the middle cavity is used to place tools for breeding wasps, such as food dispensers, thermometers, etc., which is convenient for breeders to operate. The honeycomb module is the core part of breeding wasps. The honeycomb module provides a place for breeding and living for wasps. Its detachable connection method is convenient for breeders to replace or clean it as needed, thereby improving breeding efficiency. The stacking mechanism allows multiple beehives 1 to be stacked together through the stacking mechanism. This design not only saves space, but also facilitates unified management and maintenance by breeders. The air vents 4 provide good ventilation conditions for the inside of the beehive 1, which helps to keep the air fresh. The dustproof net 5 can prevent external insects from entering the inside of the beehive 1 through the air vents 4, protecting wasps from harm. The recycling box 6 is used to collect waste and waste generated inside the beehive 1, such as the skin shells shed by wasps, food residues, etc., so that it is convenient for breeders to regularly clean and replace them to keep the inside of the beehive 1 clean and hygienic.

[0026] See also Figure 1 and Figure 4In the present embodiment, the honeycomb module includes a honeycomb box 7, which is connected to the left cavity and the right cavity by a sliding structure. A support rod 8 is fixedly connected to the honeycomb box 7, and a honeycomb hole 9 for wasp breeding is installed on the upper end of the support rod 8. The sliding structure includes a convex rail 10. The left and right ends of the honeycomb box 7 are integrally fixedly connected with the convex rail 10. The side ends of the baffle 3 and the inner wall of the upper space are provided with a slide groove 11 adapted to the convex rail 10. The convex rail 10 is slidably connected in the slide groove 11. The honeycomb box 7 is surrounded by five transparent plastic plates. A triangular inclined block 12 is provided at the bottom of the honeycomb box 7. The lower end of the honeycomb box 7 and the partition 2 are provided with the same waste trough 13. The honeycomb box 7, as the main structure of the honeycomb module, forms a semi-enclosed and highly transparent observation space. The choice of this transparent material allows the breeder to clearly observe the wasps in it without opening the honeycomb box 7. The support rod 8 is fixedly connected to the inside of the honeycomb box 7 to support and fix the honeycomb hole 9. The honeycomb hole 9 is the place where wasps breed, which is convenient for wasps to build nests and breed. In addition, the honeycomb box 7 is closely matched with the convex rail 10 and the slide groove 11, so that the entire honeycomb box 7 can slide smoothly in the left cavity and the right cavity. This design not only simplifies the operation process of the breeder to replace or inspect the honeycomb box 7, but also ensures the safety of the sliding process through the stability of the physical structure. At the same time, the triangular inclined block 12 effectively guides the accumulated waste and waste in the honeycomb box 7 to slide to the waste trough 13 below, and then smoothly enters the recovery box 6 through the waste trough 13, which not only keeps the cleanliness of the honeycomb environment, but also facilitates the unified treatment of waste, greatly improving the convenience of breeding management.

[0027] See also Figure 6In the present embodiment, a feeding trough 14 is provided at the front end of the honeycomb box 7, and a compartment door 15 is hingedly connected to the notch of the feeding trough 14. A semi-hidden handle is provided on the surface of the compartment door 15. The compartment door 15 is fixed to the feeding trough 14 through a locking structure. The locking structure includes a card block 16. The side end of the compartment door 15 is integrally fixedly connected with the card block 16. A card slot 17 adapted to the card block 16 is provided at the notch of the feeding trough 14. The card block 16 is clamped in the card slot 17. Both the card block 16 and the card slot 17 are provided with adapted magnets. The card block 16 is magnetically connected to the card slot 17. A food trough 18 is installed on the inner wall of the front end of the honeycomb box 7. The food trough 18 is located at the inner notch of the feeding trough 14. The feeding trough 14 forms an opening that is convenient for the breeder to operate and avoids directly interfering with the life of the wasps. This design allows the breeder to easily feed the wasps to the hive. Food can be put into the box 7 without opening the entire honeycomb box 7, thereby reducing interference with the internal environment of the honeycomb and ensuring the normal life of the wasps. In addition, the card block 16 is accurately snapped into the card slot 17 to form a solid barrier, which effectively prevents the door 15 from being opened inadvertently. At the same time, matching magnets are provided in the card block 16 and the card slot 17. This design not only allows the card block 16 and the card slot 17 to be easily magnetically connected, further enhancing the stability of the locking structure, but also allows the breeder to feel obvious adsorption force when closing the door 15, thereby further ensuring that the door 15 is firmly closed. The food slot 18 is used to store food put by the breeder for the wasps to eat freely. This design not only meets the dietary needs of the wasps, but also keeps the interior of the honeycomb box 7 clean and tidy.

[0028] See also Figure 1 and Figure 5 In this embodiment, the stacking mechanism includes a limiting rod 19, the lower end of the beehive 1 is fixedly connected to the limiting rod 19, and the upper end of the beehive 1 is provided with a limiting hole 20 adapted to the limiting rod 19, the limiting rod 19 is inserted into the limiting hole 20, and the end of the convex rail 10 is provided with a sponge pad 21, and the convex rail 10 contacts the inner wall of the end of the slide groove 11 through the sponge pad 21. The stacking mechanism is a part of the honeycomb module for realizing the stacking and firm connection of multiple beehives 1 up and down. When multiple beehives 1 are stacked up and down, the limiting rod 19 of the lower layer will be inserted into the limiting hole 20 of the upper layer to achieve a firm connection. The shape and size of the limiting rod 19 are fully adapted to the limiting hole 20 of the upper layer, ensuring that they can fit tightly after insertion and are not easy to loosen. The sponge pad 21 is elastic and can play a buffering role when the convex rail 10 slides to the end of the slide groove 11, reducing the friction and impact between the convex rail 10 and the slide groove 11, and extending the service life of both.

[0029] In the daily work of hornet breeding, firstly, the honeycomb box 7 is gently pulled out from the inside of the beehive 1. During this process, the convex rails 10 on both sides of the honeycomb box 7 will slide steadily and smoothly in the pre-designed slide grooves 11, ensuring the stability and safety of the operation. Then, the carefully prepared hornets are carefully placed in the honeycomb box 7 to provide them with a suitable habitat and breeding environment. After completing this step, the honeycomb box 7 is slowly pushed back to the original position of the beehive 1. At this time, the sponge pad 21 equipped at the end of the convex rail 10 plays a vital role. It plays an effective buffering effect when the convex rail 10 slides to the end of the slide groove 11, greatly reducing the friction between the convex rail 10 and the slide groove 11 and the possible impact sound.

[0030] After the hornets are properly placed, they will start to build nests on the honeycomb holes 9, which is an important step for their reproduction and egg laying, and is also a key to successful breeding. Then, repeat the above steps to install multiple honeycomb boxes 7 into the beehive 1 in sequence, ensuring that each honeycomb box 7 can provide sufficient breeding space for the hornets;

[0031] Next, the stacking mechanism is used to stack the multiple beehives 1 up and down, thereby utilizing the vertical space and greatly saving the ground area required for breeding. During the stacking process, the limiting rods 19 of the lower layer of the beehives 1 will be accurately inserted into the limiting holes 20 of the upper layer of the beehives 1, achieving a stable and tight connection, which not only ensures the stability of the beehive 1 structure, but also facilitates the subsequent unified management and maintenance;

[0032] When it is necessary to feed the wasps, the door 15 is easily pulled by the semi-hidden handle, and then the prepared food is put into the food slot 18 through the feeding slot 14 to ensure that the wasps can take food at any time. After the feeding is completed, the door 15 is gently closed. At this time, the card block 16 on the door 15 will be accurately inserted into the card slot 17. At the same time, the card block 16 and the magnets built into the card slot 17 attract each other, generating a strong adsorption force, and the door 15 is firmly locked in place, which not only ensures the safety of the food, but also avoids the intrusion of external insects.

[0033] During the breeding process, the waste generated by the wasps will naturally fall on the triangular inclined block 12. When the waste accumulates to a certain extent, it will smoothly enter the recovery box 6 below through the waste trough 13, realizing the centralized collection and treatment of the waste. At this time, you only need to pull the recovery box 6 regularly to easily clean the waste and keep the inside of the beehive 1 clean and hygienic.

[0034] Through the above steps, compared with the traditional hornet breeding model, this solution, with its detachable honeycomb module design, significantly simplifies the replacement, cleaning and maintenance process of the honeycomb, avoids the tedious steps of disassembling the entire beehive 1, and effectively saves time and human resources. At the same time, by introducing a stacking mechanism, multiple beehives 1 can be stacked together tightly and orderly, significantly saving the space required for breeding, and providing convenience for large-scale and intensive breeding management. In addition, the configuration of the recycling box 6 ensures that the waste generated during the breeding process can be collected and cleaned regularly, effectively maintaining the cleanliness and hygiene of the inside of the beehive 1, thereby not only significantly improving the breeding efficiency, but also greatly optimizing the breeding environment, solving the problem that in the traditional breeding model, the honeycomb structure is relatively fixed and inconvenient to replace or clean, thereby increasing the difficulty of management during the breeding process.

[0035] The embodiments of the present invention are described in detail above with reference to the accompanying drawings, but the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various changes can be made within the knowledge scope of those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

Claims

1. A honeycomb structure capable of improving the efficiency of wasp breeding, comprising a beehive (1); characterized in that: A partition (2) is fixedly connected inside the beehive (1), and the partition (2) divides the beehive (1) into two upper and lower spaces. A baffle (3) is fixedly connected to the upper space symmetrically on the left and right, and the baffle (3) divides the upper space into three cavities. Honeycomb modules for breeding wasps are detachably connected to the left and right cavities, and tools for breeding wasps are placed in the middle cavity. Stacking mechanisms are installed at the upper and lower ends of the beehive (1), and the beehives (1) are stacked together through the stacking mechanisms. An air vent (4) is opened through the rear end of the beehive (1), and a dustproof net (5) is arranged in the air vent (4). A recycling box (6) for collecting waste is installed in the lower space.

2. The honeycomb structure capable of improving the breeding efficiency of wasps according to claim 1, characterized in that: The honeycomb module comprises a honeycomb box (7), which is connected to the left cavity and the right cavity via a sliding structure, a support rod (8) is fixedly connected to the honeycomb box (7), and a honeycomb hole (9) for wasp breeding is installed at the upper end of the support rod (8).

3. The honeycomb structure capable of improving the breeding efficiency of wasps according to claim 2, characterized in that: The sliding structure comprises a convex rail (10), the left and right ends of the honeycomb box (7) are integrally fixedly connected with the convex rail (10), the side ends of the baffle (3) and the inner wall of the upper space are both provided with a slide groove (11) adapted to the convex rail (10), and the convex rail (10) is slidably connected in the slide groove (11).

4. The honeycomb structure capable of improving the efficiency of wasp breeding according to claim 3, characterized in that: The honeycomb box (7) is enclosed by five transparent plastic plates. A triangular inclined block (12) is arranged at the bottom of the honeycomb box (7). The lower end of the honeycomb box (7) and the partition plate (2) are both provided with the same waste trough (13).

5. The honeycomb structure capable of improving the breeding efficiency of wasps according to claim 4, characterized in that: A feed trough (14) is provided at the front end of the honeycomb box (7), a door (15) is hingedly connected to the notch of the feed trough (14), a semi-hidden handle is provided on the surface of the door (15), and the door (15) is fixed to the feed trough (14) by a locking structure.

6. The honeycomb structure capable of improving the breeding efficiency of wasps according to claim 5, characterized in that: The locking structure comprises a clamping block (16), the side end of the bin door (15) is integrally fixedly connected with the clamping block (16), the slot of the feeding trough (14) is provided with a clamping slot (17) adapted to the clamping block (16), and the clamping block (16) is clamped in the clamping slot (17).

7. The honeycomb structure capable of improving the breeding efficiency of wasps according to claim 6, characterized in that: Matching magnets are arranged in the card block (16) and the card slot (17), and the card block (16) and the card slot (17) are magnetically connected.

8. The honeycomb structure capable of improving the efficiency of wasp breeding according to claim 7, characterized in that: A food trough (18) is installed on the front inner wall of the honeycomb box (7), and the food trough (18) is located at the inner notch of the feeding trough (14).

9. The honeycomb structure capable of improving the efficiency of wasp breeding according to claim 8, characterized in that: The stacking mechanism comprises a limiting rod (19), the lower end of the beehive (1) is fixedly connected to the limiting rod (19), the upper end of the beehive (1) is provided with a limiting hole (20) adapted to the limiting rod (19), and the limiting rod (19) is inserted into the limiting hole (20).

10. The honeycomb structure capable of improving the efficiency of wasp breeding according to claim 9, characterized in that: A sponge pad (21) is provided at the end of the convex rail (10), and the convex rail (10) contacts the inner wall of the end of the slide groove (11) through the sponge pad (21).

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