Chicken house water drinking system capable of reducing generation of ammonia gas

Abstract

The utility model discloses a henhouse drinking water system capable of reducing ammonia generation in the technical field of chicken raising, which comprises a drinking water line, a hoisting support and a water collecting tank, a plurality of drinking water droppers are uniformly arranged at the bottom of the drinking water line, the hoisting support is a stable trapezoidal hanging bracket, and a positioning rod is locked at the bottom of the hoisting support in a lifting manner. The drinking water line is locked on the positioning rod through a hoop, the water collecting tank is arranged under the drinking water line, a grid plate is arranged at the top of the water collecting tank, the drinking water line can be prevented from swinging all around, stability of the water line is ensured, it is ensured that chickens cannot be hurt by collision, growth of the chickens can be matched through lifting adjustment of the positioning rod, and the height difference between chicks and adult chickens is large. Chicken can always keep a comfortable state to peck and effectively drink water, waste of production water is reduced, drips of the water drinking line can be collected and discharged through the water collecting tank, water accumulation in a chicken house is avoided, ammonia gas accumulation is avoided, respiratory diseases are reduced, and it is guaranteed that chicken flocks are in a healthy state.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of chicken farming, in particular to a chicken house drinking water system capable of reducing the generation of ammonia. Background Art

[0002] Raising poultry, especially chickens, requires the use of drinking lines, also known as chicken drinking lines. Drinking lines are currently the most commonly used drinking devices for chicken farming. They are a water pipe that is hung horizontally. For convenience, they are hung with ropes, and then the drinking lines are connected to an external water source through a hose. Drinking lines are currently and widely used in chicken farms. There will be a nipple at the bottom of the drinking line for the chicken to peck at drinking water. If a nipple is hung, water droplets will overflow when the chicken pecks at it.

[0003] The breeding cycle of broiler breeder chickens is long. They are raised in brooding and rearing farms for 1-19 weeks and in laying farms for 20-66 weeks (a two-stage breeding model). Most parent-generation chicken farms adopt a one-stage breeding model. When raising broiler breeder chickens, the water will be drunk by the chickens when they peck at the nipples on the water line, but there will also be water droplets dripping onto the ground along the nipples or beaks, which is just below the drinking water line. Water will accumulate below the drinking water line, and long-term accumulation of water will produce ammonia.

[0004] This drinking water line suspended by ropes will swing back and forth as the chickens peck at it, which will not only hurt the chickens, but also cause a large amount of dripping water from the drinking water line during the swinging process, leading to a large amount of water accumulation below the waterline in the chicken house.

[0005] Chickens are poultry and cannot control where they defecate, which means they can only urinate and defecate anywhere. Water drips continuously from below the drinking water line, causing water to accumulate nearby. The accumulated water will produce a large amount of ammonia when it meets chicken manure. Especially in winter, when the ventilation in the chicken house is low, ammonia will accumulate. The accumulation of ammonia will damage the respiratory mucosa of chickens. Long-term ammonia stimulation will cause respiratory diseases in chickens, and in severe cases, various viral diseases will occur secondary to it, affecting the health of the chickens and having a serious impact on production performance.

[0006] Based on this, the utility model designs a chicken house drinking water system which can reduce the generation of ammonia to solve the above problems. Utility Model Content

[0007] The purpose of the utility model is to provide a chicken house drinking water system that can reduce the generation of ammonia, can prevent the drinking water line from swinging around, ensure the stability of the drinking water line when the chickens drink water, ensure that the chickens will not be injured, and can also adjust the lifting of the positioning rod to adapt to the growth of the chickens. The height of young chickens and adult chickens is quite different. The device can adapt to the growth of chickens, so that the chickens always maintain a comfortable posture to peck for effective drinking water, and can also discharge the dripping water from the drinking water line through the water collection trough to avoid water accumulation in the chicken house and avoid ammonia accumulation in the chicken house.

[0008] The utility model is implemented as follows: a chicken house drinking water system capable of reducing ammonia generation comprises:

[0009] Drinking water lines, lifting brackets and water collection tanks;

[0010] The drinking water line is a closed straight pipe, a plurality of drinking water drippers are evenly arranged at the bottom of the drinking water line, a transfer pipe is connected to the drinking water line, the upper end of the transfer pipe is connected to the main pipe, a drinking water valve is arranged on the transfer pipe, and the main pipe is fixedly hoisted under the indoor roof;

[0011] The hanging bracket is a stable trapezoidal hanging bracket, the top of the hanging bracket is locked on the main pipe through a hoop, a positioning rod is arranged below the hanging bracket, the positioning rod is a straight rod, an adjusting rod is arranged on the top of the positioning rod, and the adjusting rod is locked at the bottom of the hanging bracket through a nut so as to be lifted and lowered;

[0012] The drinking water line is locked on the positioning rod through a clamp;

[0013] The water collecting trough is a V-shaped trough, which is arranged just below the drinking water line, and the top of the water collecting trough is also covered with a gauze.

[0014] Furthermore, the adjusting rod is a screw rod, and the adjusting rod can be adjusted up and down and locked at the bottom of the hanging bracket through a nut;

[0015] The hanging bracket and the positioning rod are angle irons.

[0016] Furthermore, the water collecting tank is arranged with a certain inclination, and the upstream end of the water collecting tank is higher than the downstream end, the upstream end of the water collecting tank is connected to the main pipe, and the downstream end of the water collecting tank is connected to an external sewage pipe.

[0017] Furthermore, the drinking water valve is a solenoid valve.

[0018] Furthermore, the mesh diameter of the gauze on the top of the grid plate does not exceed 5 mm.

[0019] The beneficial effects of the utility model are: 1. The utility model is hoisted on the main pipe by fixing the hoisting bracket, and then the drinking water line is hoisted on the positioning rod, which ensures that the drinking water line will not shake or swing due to chicken pecking, thereby ensuring the stability of the drinking water line; broiler breeders are more active during the growing period and the early stage of egg laying, and like to roost above the water line or the feed line when resting at night or during the day. Long-term roosting can easily cause certain damage to the water line or the feed line, and the hoisting bracket can provide protection and support.

[0020] 2. The positioning rod and the adjustment rod are added, so that the positioning rod can be raised and lowered at the bottom of the lifting bracket, and the adjustment is convenient, so that the drinking water line can be adjusted as the chicken grows to adapt to the growth of the chicken, so that the chicken always maintains the habit of drinking water with its neck tilted back, ensuring the effectiveness of the chicken's pecking;

[0021] 3. A water collection trough has been added to drain the water dripping from the drinking water line in time. The grid plates and gauze have been added to effectively isolate chicken manure and chicken feathers to avoid blockage in the water collection trough. Foreign objects in the water collection trough can also be flushed out through the drainage of the water line main pipe, effectively avoiding the long-term accumulation and mixing of water and chicken manure inside the chicken house, and thus effectively avoiding the accumulation of ammonia, which helps the healthy breeding of chickens.

[0022] 4. The lifting bracket is suitable for broiler breeder chicks, and is also suitable for the broiler breeder chicks and rearing period raised on the ground, as well as the breeding of broiler chickens raised on the ground. It ensures the stability of the water line, reduces dripping caused by shaking of the water line, reduces the frequency of replacing the bedding under the water line and the generation of ammonia. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0023] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the embodiments with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0024] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the front structure of the utility model;

[0025] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the side structure of the utility model;

[0026] Figure 3 It is a schematic diagram of the side structure of the water collecting tank of the utility model.

[0027] In the accompanying drawings, the components represented by the reference numerals are listed as follows:

[0028] 1-drinking water line, 11-transfer pipe, 12-drinking water valve, 13-main pipe, 14-drinking water dripper, 2-lifting bracket, 21-positioning rod, 22-adjusting rod, 23-hoop, 3-water collecting trough, 31-grid plate. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0029] See also Figures 1 to 3 As shown, the utility model provides a chicken house drinking water system that can reduce the generation of ammonia. In a specific embodiment of the technical solution of the utility model:

[0030] It includes a drinking water line 1, a hanging bracket 2 and a water collecting tank 3;

[0031] The drinking water line 1 is a closed straight pipe, and a plurality of drinking water drippers 14 are evenly arranged at the bottom of the drinking water line 1. The drinking water line 1 is connected to a transfer pipe 11, and the upper end of the transfer pipe 11 is connected to a main pipe 13. A drinking water valve 12 is arranged on the transfer pipe 11. The drinking water valve 12 is a solenoid valve, which is easy to control. It can be conveniently controlled by installing a switch in the chicken house. The main pipe 13 is fixedly hoisted under the indoor roof;

[0032] The hanging bracket 2 is a stable trapezoidal hanging bracket. The top of the hanging bracket 2 is locked on the main pipe 13 through a hoop 23. A positioning rod 21 is arranged below the hanging bracket 2. The positioning rod 21 is a straight rod. An adjusting rod 22 is arranged on the top of the positioning rod 21. The adjusting rod 22 is locked on the bottom of the hanging bracket 2 through a nut.

[0033] The drinking water line 1 is locked on the positioning rod 21 through a clamp; the adjusting rod 22 is a screw rod, and the adjusting rod 22 can be adjusted up and down and locked on the bottom of the hanging bracket 2 through a nut;

[0034] The hanging bracket 2 and the positioning rod 21 are both angle irons, which have a simple structure, are easy to install, and are easier to use and adjust. When the number of chickens increases, additional installation is also very convenient.

[0035] The water collecting tank 3 is a V-shaped tank, which is arranged directly below the drinking water line 1. A grid plate 31 is arranged on the top of the water collecting tank 3, and a gauze is also covered on the top of the grid plate 31. The mesh diameter of the gauze on the top of the grid plate 31 does not exceed 5 mm, so as to prevent foreign matter such as chicken manure and chicken feathers from falling into the water collecting tank and clogging the sewage pipe.

[0036] The water collecting trough 3 is tilted, and the upstream end of the water collecting trough 3 is higher than the downstream end. The upstream end of the water collecting trough 3 is connected to the main pipe 13, and the downstream end of the water collecting trough 3 is connected to the external sewage pipe. The water collecting trough 3 is tilted, and the upstream end of the water collecting trough 3 is higher than the downstream end. The upstream end of the water collecting trough 3 is the higher end of the tilted setting. The water collecting trough 3 is a V-shaped groove for drainage. The upstream end of the water collecting trough 3 is connected to the main pipe 13, and the main pipe 13 is connected to the upstream end of the water collecting trough 3 through a pipe and a drain valve, which is convenient for flushing and cleaning the water collecting trough 3. The drain valve is also an electromagnetic valve, which is convenient for controlled flushing outside the chicken house. The downstream end of the water collecting trough 3 is connected to the external sewage pipe, and the depth of the water collecting trough 3 is between 10-30cm.

[0037] The main pipe 13 cannot be connected to the municipal pressure pipe, but is connected to the water tank in the farm, so that the main pipe 13 has a certain pressure inside, but it should not be too large to ensure that water drops will not overflow when the chicken does not peck at the drinking water dripper 14. The drinking water dripper 14 is in the shape of a nipple, and water drops will flow out only when the chicken pecks, and remain closed when the chicken does not peck.

[0038] The embodiment of the utility model provides a chicken house drinking water system that can reduce the generation of ammonia. The technical problems encountered by the utility model are: 1. In current chicken house farming, chickens generally move around in the chicken house and will not leave. When the chickens need to drink water, they all use a drinking water line 1. In order to facilitate the installation or to facilitate the installation according to the number of chickens, the drinking water line 1 is hung with a wire rope. Although it is easy to install, the drinking water line 1 will swing as the chickens stand on it, peck at the water or hit it. The water in the swinging drinking water line 1 will swing and drip, causing water to accumulate everywhere in the chicken house. The humid environment is not conducive to the growth of chickens and is also prone to temperature loss in the chicken house, especially in winter. Excessive accumulation of water will make the chickens sick; 2. It is best for the chickens to tilt their necks to drink water for a long time, and there will be a little water in the water pipe. A lot of gas will be generated, especially when pecking for drinking water, the water will enter the drinking water line 1, and if the nipple-shaped drinking water dripper 3 is set upward, more gas will gather inside, and the chicken will peck for drinking water downward, and it will need to tilt its neck back to swallow, which affects the drinking speed. A large number of chickens are raised, and the action of tilting the neck is increased, which seriously affects the drinking efficiency. At present, there is no drinking water line 1 that can be easily adjusted to match the growth of chickens; 3. Chickens live in chicken houses, and chicken manure will accumulate. It needs to wait for cleaning to be slightly clean, but it will accumulate again soon. Long-term accumulation of water mixed with chicken manure in the chicken house will produce ammonia. In order to maintain the temperature inside the chicken house, the ventilation volume is generally small. Long-term ammonia accumulation will cause respiratory diseases in chickens, and severe cases will lead to various viral diseases, which will have a serious impact on production performance.

[0039] 3. Broiler breeders are more active in the early stage of egg-laying period. They like to roost above the water line or feed line when resting at night or during the day. Long-term roosting can easily cause certain damage to the water line or feed line. The lifting bracket 2 can provide protection and support.

[0040] 4 The lifting bracket 2 is also suitable for ground-raising broiler breeders (brooding and rearing period, two-stage feeding mode) and ground-raising broiler chickens to ensure the stability of the water line, reduce dripping due to shaking of the water line, reduce the frequency of replacing the bedding under the water line and the generation of ammonia.

[0041] The technical problem solved by the utility model is: the fixed drinking water line 1 allows the water drops that are not effectively used to be collected through the water collection tank 3 and discharged in time, and the amount of chicken manure falling into the water collection tank 31 is reduced, thereby effectively avoiding the generation of ammonia, and the water collection tank 3 can be flushed in time through the water of the main pipe 13, which more effectively avoids the mixing and gathering of chicken manure and water in the chicken house. It is suitable for broiler breeder chicks, and is also suitable for the brooding and rearing period of ground-raised broiler breeders, and the breeding of ground-raised broiler chickens.

[0042] The technical effects achieved are as follows: 1. The utility model is hoisted on the main pipe 13 by fixing the hoisting bracket 2, and then hoisting the drinking water line 1 on the positioning rod 21, so as to ensure that the drinking water line 1 will not shake or swing due to chicken pecking, thereby ensuring the stability of the drinking water line 1;

[0043] 2. The positioning rod 21 and the adjusting rod 22 are added, so that the positioning rod 21 can be raised and lowered at the bottom of the hanging bracket 2, and the adjustment is convenient, so that the drinking water line 1 can be adjusted as the chicken grows to adapt to the growth of the chicken, so that the chicken can always drink water in a comfortable state, ensuring the effectiveness of the chicken's pecking of water;

[0044] 3. A water collection trough 3 is added to drain the water dripping from the drinking water line 1 in time. The grid plate 31 and the gauze are added to effectively isolate chicken manure and chicken feathers to avoid clogging of the water collection trough 3. The water collection trough 3 can also be cleaned by drainage through the main pipe 13, effectively avoiding the long-term aggregation and mixing of water and chicken manure inside the chicken house, thereby effectively avoiding the accumulation of ammonia, which helps the healthy breeding of chickens.

[0045] The technical solution in the embodiment of the utility model is to solve the above problems, and the overall idea is as follows:

[0046] In order to better understand the above technical solution, the above technical solution will be described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific implementation methods.

[0047] When the utility model is in use, the chickens lift their heads upward to peck at the drinking water drippers 14, and the water from the main pipe 12 flows into the drinking water line 1 along the transfer pipe 11. The water from the drinking water line 1 is absorbed due to the overflow of the chickens' pecking. When the chickens grow taller, the nut locking the adjusting rod 22 is loosened, and then the positioning rod 21 is pushed upward, and then the adjusting rod 22 is locked by the nut, so that the positioning rod 21 is raised to match the growth of the chickens.

[0048] The position of the drinking water line 1 is kept fixed by the hanging bracket 2, and the dripping water always falls below, thereby penetrating into the water collecting trough 3. The water collecting trough 3 is set at an angle, so the water droplets will not gather, and the top grid plate 31 and the gauze will basically isolate the chicken manure and chicken feathers.

[0049] The water of the main pipe 13 can also be controlled by the drain valve to flush the water collection tank 3, so as to wash away the infiltrated small particles of chicken manure, avoid the mixing and accumulation of chicken manure and water, and effectively prevent the accumulation of ammonia in the chicken house.

[0050] Although the specific implementation methods of the present invention are described above, those skilled in the art should understand that the specific embodiments described are only illustrative and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Equivalent modifications and changes made by those skilled in the art in accordance with the spirit of the present invention should be included in the scope of protection of the claims of the present invention.

Claims

1. A chicken house drinking water system capable of reducing ammonia production, characterized in that: include: Drinking water line (1), hanging bracket (2) and water collection tank (3); The drinking water line (1) is a closed straight pipe, a plurality of drinking water drippers (14) are evenly arranged at the bottom of the drinking water line (1), a transfer pipe (11) is connected to the drinking water line (1), the upper end of the transfer pipe (11) is connected to a main pipe (13), a drinking water valve (12) is arranged on the transfer pipe (11), and the main pipe (13) is fixedly hoisted under the indoor roof; The hanging bracket (2) is a stable trapezoidal hanging bracket. The top of the hanging bracket (2) is locked on the main pipe (13) through a hoop (23). A positioning rod (21) is arranged below the hanging bracket (2). The positioning rod (21) is a straight rod. An adjusting rod (22) is arranged on the top of the positioning rod (21). The adjusting rod (22) is locked on the bottom of the hanging bracket (2) through a nut so as to be able to be lifted and lowered. The drinking water line (1) is locked on the positioning rod (21) via a clamp; The water collecting trough (3) is a V-shaped trough, and the water collecting trough (3) is arranged directly below the drinking water line (1). A grid plate (31) is arranged on the top of the water collecting trough (3), and the top of the grid plate (31) is also covered with a gauze.

2. A chicken house drinking water system capable of reducing ammonia production according to claim 1, characterized in that: The adjusting rod (22) is a screw rod, and the adjusting rod (22) is locked at the bottom of the hanging bracket (2) through a nut so as to be adjustable up and down; The hanging bracket (2) and the positioning rod (21) are both angle irons.

3. A chicken house drinking water system capable of reducing ammonia production according to claim 1, characterized in that: The water collecting trough (3) is arranged obliquely, and the upstream end of the water collecting trough (3) is higher than the downstream end. The upstream end of the water collecting trough (3) is connected to the main pipe (13) through a drainage valve, and the downstream end of the water collecting trough (3) is connected to an external sewage pipe.

4. A chicken house drinking water system capable of reducing ammonia production according to claim 1, characterized in that: The drinking water valve (12) is a solenoid valve.

5. A chicken house drinking water system capable of reducing ammonia production according to claim 1, characterized in that: The mesh diameter of the gauze on the top of the grid plate (31) does not exceed 5 mm.

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