Egg collecting device for breeding hencoop

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of breeding, and provides an egg collecting device of a breeding coop, which comprises a coop body, a plurality of arc-shaped plates and a plurality of fixing blocks, a coop door is arranged at one end of the coop body, the arc-shaped plates are fixedly mounted at the bottom of the coop body, and the fixing blocks are fixedly mounted at one end, close to the arc-shaped plates, of the coop body. The multiple connecting frames are rotationally installed at the ends, away from the coop body, of the multiple fixing blocks correspondingly, and arc-shaped blocks are fixedly installed at the ends, away from the coop body, of the multiple connecting frames; according to the egg laying device, the connecting frame fixed to the other ends of the arc-shaped blocks is rotationally installed with the fixing block, so that the height of the other ends of the arc-shaped blocks can be kept unchanged, the arc-shaped blocks are in an inclined state, and eggs at the lowest positions of the arc-shaped blocks can slide towards the control rod conveniently; a worker only needs to catch the sliding eggs, so that the labor intensity of the worker can be reduced.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of breeding, in particular to an egg collecting device for a breeding chicken cage. Background Art

[0002] Chicken cages are breeding equipment designed specifically for large-scale poultry farming. They are used to raise broilers or laying hens efficiently and intensively in a limited space.

[0003] However, the prior art has the following disadvantages when used: when chickens lay eggs in the breeding cages, the eggs need to be picked up one by one by the staff, which is not conducive to reducing the labor intensity of the staff. In addition, during the production process, the eggs will roll and collide in the breeding cages, causing damage to the eggs and generating waste. Therefore, an egg collection device for breeding cages is urgently needed to solve the above problems. Utility Model Content

[0004] The purpose of the utility model is to solve the problem in the prior art that when chickens lay eggs in breeding chicken cages, the eggs need to be picked up one by one by workers, which is not conducive to reducing the labor intensity of the workers. In addition, during the production process, the eggs will roll and collide in the breeding chicken cages, causing damage to the eggs and generating waste.

[0005] In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the utility model adopts the following technical scheme: an egg collecting device for a chicken cage, comprising: a chicken cage body, one end of which is provided with a cage door, and further comprising:

[0006] A plurality of arc-shaped plates are fixedly mounted on the bottom of the chicken cage body, and a plurality of fixing blocks are fixedly mounted on one end of the chicken cage body close to the arc-shaped plates;

[0007] A plurality of connecting frames are rotatably mounted on one end of the plurality of fixed blocks away from the chicken cage body, and an arc block is fixedly mounted on one end of the plurality of connecting frames away from the chicken cage body;

[0008] A plurality of circular blocks are respectively fixedly mounted on one end of the plurality of arc blocks away from the connecting frame, and the inner walls of the plurality of circular blocks are all slidably mounted with limit blocks;

[0009] A plurality of threaded rods are respectively fixedly mounted on one end of the plurality of limit blocks located inside the circular block, and a threaded barrel is threadedly mounted on one end of the plurality of threaded rods away from the limit blocks.

[0010] Preferably, a worm gear is fixedly mounted on one end of the plurality of threaded barrels close to the limit block, and one end of the plurality of threaded barrels away from the worm gear is rotatably mounted on the bottom of the chicken cage body.

[0011] The technical effect of adopting the above further scheme is: the cage door is installed on the chicken cage body by including but not limited to hinges, and the staff takes the chickens inside the chicken cage body by opening and closing the cage door. The arc plate provides a position for the chickens to stand and nest. The eggs produced by the chickens will fall from between the two arc plates onto the upper buffer pad of the guide plate, and then roll from the buffer pad to the arc block, which is conducive to concentrating the eggs at the bottom of the arc block. When the threaded barrel rotates, it drives the threaded rod threadedly installed therewith to move in the direction of the circular block. When the threaded rod moves, it drives the limit block to move. When the limit block moves, one end of the limit block slides on the inner wall of the circular block, which is convenient for limiting the limit block to prevent the threaded rod from rotating with the threaded barrel, so as to enhance the stability of the threaded rod when it moves vertically. When the limit block moves, the circular block moves downward under the influence of gravity, and when the circular block moves, it drives one end of the arc block to move. The connecting frame fixed at the other end of the arc block is rotatably installed with the fixed block, so that the height of the other end of the arc block remains unchanged, so that the arc block is in an inclined state.

[0012] Preferably, outer surfaces of the plurality of worm wheels are meshingly connected with worms, and ends of the plurality of worms away from the worm wheels are coaxially fixedly connected with control rods.

[0013] The technical effect of adopting the above further solution is that when the staff collects the eggs, they rotate the control rod to drive the worm to rotate in the installation block.

[0014] Preferably, a plurality of mounting blocks are fixedly mounted on one end of the chicken cage body close to the control rod, and two ends of the plurality of worms away from the worm wheel are rotatably mounted on the inner walls of the plurality of mounting blocks respectively.

[0015] The technical effect of adopting the above further solution is that when the worm rotates, it drives the worm wheel to rotate, and when the worm wheel rotates, it drives the threaded barrel to rotate.

[0016] Preferably, the ends of the control rods away from the worm are rotatably mounted on the inner walls of the mounting blocks, and the sides of the arc blocks close to the chicken cage body are fixedly mounted with a plurality of rubber strips.

[0017] The technical effect of adopting the above further solution is that when the egg contacts the rubber strip in the arc-shaped block, the rubber strip is squeezed, so as to provide cushioning and anti-slip for the egg.

[0018] Preferably, a connecting strip is fixedly mounted on one end of the plurality of arc-shaped plates close to the arc-shaped block, and a guide plate is rotatably mounted on one end of the plurality of connecting strips away from the arc-shaped plates.

[0019] The technical effect of adopting the above further scheme is: when the egg touches the buffer pad on the guide plate, the buffer pad is squeezed and deformed, and the guide plate is forced to rotate downward. One end of the guide plate is rotatably mounted on the connecting strip, which facilitates improving the stability of the guide plate when it rotates.

[0020] Preferably, a buffer pad is fixedly mounted on one side of the plurality of guide plates away from the arc-shaped block, and two elastic members are fixedly mounted on one end of the plurality of guide plates close to the connecting strip.

[0021] The technical effect of adopting the above further solution is: the elastic member fixed between the guide plate and the connecting strip restores the guide plate to its original position when the guide plate is not affected by external forces, so as to facilitate the work of guiding other produced eggs again.

[0022] Preferably, the other ends of the plurality of elastic members are respectively fixedly mounted on the outer surfaces of the plurality of connecting strips, and the centers of the plurality of arc-shaped plates are respectively located directly above the lowest points of the plurality of arc-shaped blocks.

[0023] The technical effect of adopting the above further solution is that when the egg is guided by the guide plate to the lowest point of the arc block, the upper part of the egg is blocked by the arc plate.

[0024] Compared with the prior art, the advantages and positive effects of the utility model are:

[0025] 1. In the utility model, when in use, the connecting frame fixed at the other end of the arc block is rotatably installed with the fixed block, so that the height of the other end of the arc block remains unchanged, and the arc block is in an inclined state, which is convenient for sliding the eggs at the lowest point of the arc block toward the control rod. The staff only needs to catch the eggs that slide over, which is conducive to reducing the labor intensity of the staff.

[0026] 2. In the utility model, when the egg hits the buffer pad on the guide plate during use, the buffer pad is squeezed and deformed, and the guide plate is forced to rotate downward, which is beneficial to provide a buffering and protective effect on the egg, avoiding the egg from being damaged by collision. When the egg is guided by the guide plate to the lowest point of the arc block, the upper part of the egg is blocked by the arc plate, which is beneficial to avoiding the situation where the chicken claws step on the egg and injure the egg. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0027] Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of an egg collecting device for a chicken cage provided by the utility model;

[0028] Figure 2 A bottom-up stereoscopic structural diagram of an egg collecting device for a chicken cage provided by the utility model;

[0029] Figure 3 A partially unfolded three-dimensional structural schematic diagram of an egg collecting device for a chicken cage provided by the utility model;

[0030] Figure 4 The utility model provides an egg collecting device for a chicken cage Figure 3 Enlarged view of point A.

[0031] Legend: 1. Chicken cage body; 2. Cage door; 3. Arc plate; 4. Arc block; 401. Round block; 402. Limit block; 403. Threaded rod; 404. Threaded cylinder; 405. Worm gear; 406. Worm; 407. Mounting block; 5. Rubber strip; 6. Control rod; 7. Connecting frame; 8. Fixed block; 9. Connecting strip; 901. Guide plate; 902. Buffer pad; 10. Elastic part. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0032] In order to more clearly understand the above-mentioned purpose, features and advantages of the utility model, the utility model is further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments. It should be noted that the embodiments of the present application and the features in the embodiments can be combined with each other without conflict.

[0033] In the following description, many specific details are set forth to facilitate a full understanding of the present invention. However, the present invention may also be implemented in other ways than those described herein. Therefore, the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiments of the following disclosure.

[0034] Embodiment 1, as Figure 1 - Figure 4 As shown, the utility model provides an egg collecting device for a chicken cage, comprising: a chicken cage body 1, a cage door 2 is arranged at one end of the chicken cage body 1, and further comprising:

[0035] A plurality of arc-shaped plates 3 are fixedly mounted on the bottom of the chicken cage body 1, and a plurality of fixing blocks 8 are fixedly mounted on one end of the chicken cage body 1 close to the arc-shaped plates 3;

[0036] A plurality of connecting frames 7 are rotatably mounted on one end of a plurality of fixed blocks 8 away from the chicken cage body 1, and an arc block 4 is fixedly mounted on one end of the plurality of connecting frames 7 away from the chicken cage body 1;

[0037] A plurality of circular blocks 401 are respectively fixedly mounted on one end of the plurality of arc blocks 4 away from the connecting frame 7, and the inner walls of the plurality of circular blocks 401 are all slidably mounted with limit blocks 402;

[0038] The plurality of threaded rods 403 are respectively fixedly mounted on one end of the plurality of limit blocks 402 located inside the circular block 401 , and the ends of the plurality of threaded rods 403 away from the limit blocks 402 are all threadedly mounted with threaded barrels 404 .

[0039] In this embodiment, when in use, the cage door 2 is installed on the chicken cage body 1 by including but not limited to hinges. The staff takes the chickens inside the chicken cage body 1 by opening and closing the cage door 2. The arc plate 3 provides a position for the chickens to stand and nest. The eggs produced by the chickens will fall from between the two arc plates 3 onto the upper buffer pad 902 of the guide plate 901, and then roll from the buffer pad 902 to the arc block 4. When the eggs contact the rubber strip 5 in the arc block 4, the rubber strip 5 is squeezed to facilitate buffering and anti-slip of the eggs, which is beneficial to concentrate the eggs at the bottom of the arc block 4. When the staff collects the eggs, they turn the control rod 6 to drive the worm 406 to rotate in the mounting block 407. When the worm 406 rotates, it drives the worm wheel 405 to rotate. When the worm wheel 405 rotates, it drives the threaded barrel 404 to rotate. When the threaded barrel 404 rotates, it drives the threaded mounting block 407 with it. The installed threaded rod 403 moves in the direction of the circular block 401, and the threaded rod 403 moves, driving the limit block 402 to move. When the limit block 402 moves, one end of the limit block 402 slides on the inner wall of the circular block 401, which is convenient for limiting the limit block 402 to prevent the threaded rod 403 from rotating with the threaded tube 404, so as to enhance the stability of the threaded rod 403 when it moves vertically. When the limit block 402 moves, the circular block 401 moves downward under the influence of gravity, and when the circular block 401 moves, it drives one end of the arc block 4 to move. The connecting frame 7 fixed at the other end of the arc block 4 is rotatably installed with the fixed block 8, so that the height of the other end of the arc block 4 remains unchanged, so that the arc block 4 is in an inclined state, so that the egg at the lowest point of the arc block 4 is slid toward the control rod 6. The staff only needs to catch the eggs that slide over, which is conducive to reducing the labor intensity of the staff.

[0040] Embodiment 2, as Figure 1 - Figure 4As shown, a worm gear 405 is fixedly installed at one end of the plurality of threaded barrels 404 close to the limit block 402, and an end of the plurality of threaded barrels 404 away from the worm gear 405 is rotatably installed at the bottom of the chicken cage body 1, and the outer surfaces of the plurality of worm gears 405 are meshedly connected with worms 406, and an end of the plurality of worm gears 406 away from the worm gear 405 is coaxially fixedly connected with a control rod 6, and a plurality of mounting blocks 407 are fixedly installed at one end of the chicken cage body 1 close to the control rod 6, and two ends of the plurality of worm gears 406 away from the worm gear 405 are rotatably installed on the inner walls of the plurality of mounting blocks 407, and one end of the plurality of control rods 6 away from the worm gear 406 is rotatably installed on the inner walls of the plurality of mounting blocks 407. The inner wall of the mounting block 407, a plurality of rubber strips 5 are fixedly installed on one side of the plurality of arc blocks 4 close to the chicken cage body 1, a plurality of arc plates 3 are fixedly installed with a connecting strip 9 on one end close to the arc block 4, a plurality of connecting strips 9 are rotatably installed with a guide plate 901 on one end away from the arc plate 3, a plurality of guide plates 901 are fixedly installed with a buffer pad 902 on one side away from the arc block 4, two elastic members 10 are fixedly installed on one end of the plurality of guide plates 901 close to the connecting strip 9, and the other ends of the plurality of elastic members 10 are respectively fixedly installed on the outer surfaces of the plurality of connecting strips 9, and the centers of the plurality of arc plates 3 are respectively located directly above the lowest points of the plurality of arc blocks 4.

[0041] In this embodiment, when in use, when the egg touches the buffer pad 902 on the guide plate 901, the buffer pad 902 is squeezed and deformed, and the guide plate 901 is forced to rotate downward. One end of the guide plate 901 is rotatably installed with the connecting strip 9, which is convenient for improving the stability of the guide plate 901 when it rotates, and the elastic member 10 fixed between the guide plate 901 and the connecting strip 9 restores the guide plate 901 to its original position when it is not affected by external force, so as to facilitate the work of guiding other produced eggs again, which is beneficial to avoid the egg from colliding and being damaged, and when the egg is guided by the guide plate 901 to the lowest point of the arc block 4, the arc plate 3 is blocked above the egg, which is beneficial to avoid the chicken claws from stepping on the egg.

[0042] Working principle: When in use, the cage door 2 is installed on the chicken cage body 1 through including but not limited to hinges. The staff takes the chickens inside the chicken cage body 1 by opening and closing the cage door 2. The arc plate 3 provides a position for the chickens to stand and nest. The eggs produced by the chickens will fall from between the two arc plates 3 onto the upper buffer pad 902 of the guide plate 901, and then roll from the buffer pad 902 to the arc block 4. When the eggs come into contact with the rubber strip 5 in the arc block 4, the rubber strip 5 is squeezed to facilitate buffering and anti-slip of the eggs, which is conducive to concentrating the eggs at the bottom of the arc block 4. When the staff collects the eggs, turn The movable control rod 6 drives the worm 406 to rotate in the mounting block 407. When the worm 406 rotates, it drives the worm wheel 405 to rotate. When the worm wheel 405 rotates, it drives the threaded barrel 404 to rotate. When the threaded barrel 404 rotates, it drives the threaded rod 403 threadedly mounted thereon to move toward the direction of the circular block 401. When the threaded rod 403 moves, it drives the limit block 402 to move. When the limit block 402 moves, one end thereof slides on the inner wall of the circular block 401, so as to limit the limit block 402 to prevent the threaded rod 403 from rotating with the threaded barrel 404, so as to enhance the vertical movement of the threaded rod 403. When the limit block 402 moves, the circular block 401 moves downward under the influence of gravity. When the circular block 401 moves, it drives one end of the arc block 4 to move. The connecting frame 7 fixed at the other end of the arc block 4 is rotatably installed with the fixed block 8, so that the height of the other end of the arc block 4 remains unchanged, so that the arc block 4 is in an inclined state, which is convenient for sliding the egg at the lowest point of the arc block 4 toward the control rod 6. The staff only needs to catch the egg that slides over, which is conducive to reducing the labor intensity of the staff. When in use, when the egg touches the buffer pad 902 on the guide plate 901, the buffer pad is squeezed. When the pad 902 is deformed, the guide plate 901 is forced to rotate downward. One end of the guide plate 901 is rotatably installed with the connecting strip 9, which is convenient for improving the stability of the guide plate 901 when it rotates. The elastic member 10 fixed between the guide plate 901 and the connecting strip 9 can restore the guide plate 901 to its original position when it is not affected by external force, so as to facilitate the work of guiding other produced eggs again, which is beneficial to avoid the eggs from being damaged by collision. When the eggs are guided to the lowest point of the arc block 4 by the guide plate 901, the arc plate 3 is blocked above the eggs, which is beneficial to avoid the situation where the chicken claws step on the eggs.

[0043] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention and does not limit the present invention in other forms. Any technician familiar with the profession may use the technical content disclosed above to change or modify it into an equivalent embodiment with equivalent changes and apply it to other fields. However, any simple modification, equivalent change and modification made to the above embodiment based on the technical essence of the present invention without departing from the content of the technical solution of the present invention still falls within the protection scope of the technical solution of the present invention.

Claims

1. An egg collecting device for a chicken cage, comprising a chicken cage body (1), one end of the chicken cage body (1) being provided with a cage door (2), characterized in that: Also includes: A plurality of arc-shaped plates (3) are fixedly mounted on the bottom of the chicken cage body (1); a plurality of fixing blocks (8) are fixedly mounted on one end of the chicken cage body (1) close to the arc-shaped plates (3); A plurality of connecting frames (7) are rotatably mounted on one end of the plurality of fixed blocks (8) away from the chicken cage body (1), and an arc block (4) is fixedly mounted on one end of the plurality of connecting frames (7) away from the chicken cage body (1); A plurality of circular blocks (401) are respectively fixedly mounted on one end of the plurality of arc blocks (4) away from the connecting frame (7), and a limiting block (402) is slidably mounted on the inner walls of the plurality of circular blocks (401); A plurality of threaded rods (403) are respectively fixedly mounted on one end of the plurality of limit blocks (402) located inside the circular block (401), and a threaded barrel (404) is threadedly mounted on one end of the plurality of threaded rods (403) away from the limit blocks (402).

2. The egg collecting device for a chicken cage according to claim 1, characterized in that: A worm gear (405) is fixedly mounted on one end of the plurality of threaded barrels (404) close to the limit block (402), and an end of the plurality of threaded barrels (404) away from the worm gear (405) is rotatably mounted on the bottom of the chicken cage body (1).

3. The egg collecting device for a chicken cage according to claim 2, characterized in that: The outer surfaces of the plurality of worm wheels (405) are meshingly connected with worms (406), and the ends of the plurality of worms (406) away from the worm wheels (405) are coaxially fixedly connected with control rods (6).

4. The egg collecting device for a chicken cage according to claim 3, characterized in that: A plurality of mounting blocks (407) are fixedly mounted on one end of the chicken cage body (1) close to the control rod (6), and two ends of the plurality of worms (406) away from the worm wheel (405) are rotatably mounted on the inner walls of the plurality of mounting blocks (407).

5. The egg collecting device for a chicken cage according to claim 4, characterized in that: The ends of the control rods (6) away from the worm (406) are rotatably mounted on the inner walls of the mounting blocks (407), and the sides of the arc blocks (4) close to the chicken cage body (1) are fixedly mounted with a plurality of rubber strips (5).

6. The egg collecting device for a chicken cage according to claim 5, characterized in that: A connecting strip (9) is fixedly mounted on one end of the plurality of arc-shaped plates (3) close to the arc-shaped block (4), and a guide plate (901) is rotatably mounted on one end of the plurality of arc-shaped plates (9) away from the arc-shaped plates (3).

7. The egg collecting device for a chicken cage according to claim 6, characterized in that: A buffer pad (902) is fixedly mounted on one side of the plurality of guide plates (901) away from the arc-shaped block (4), and two elastic members (10) are fixedly mounted on one end of the plurality of guide plates (901) close to the connecting strip (9).

8. The egg collecting device for a chicken cage according to claim 7, characterized in that: The other ends of the plurality of elastic members (10) are respectively fixedly mounted on the outer surfaces of the plurality of connecting strips (9), and the centers of the plurality of arc-shaped plates (3) are respectively located directly above the lowest points of the plurality of arc-shaped blocks (4).

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