Electric stabbing fence structure for grazing management of grassland in livestock farm

By using a combination of electrically pulsed energized steel wire and induction alarm barbed wire in livestock fences, along with a data acquisition system, the safety issues of elderly people or children entering and exiting are solved, while reducing power supply costs and improving the impact resistance of the fences.

CN223867750UActive Publication Date: 2026-02-03贵州新乌蒙生态牧业发展有限公司 +1
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Application Number
CN202520144286.4
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-01-22
Publication Date
2026-02-03
Estimated Expiration
2035-01-22

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Technical Problem

Existing livestock fences pose a risk of electric shock to the elderly or children when they enter or exit, and the cost of power supply is high, with insufficient impact resistance.

Method used

By employing a single energized pulse-driven steel wire and an alarm-inducing barbed wire design, combined with a data acquisition and analysis instrument and a wireless network platform, the safety and cost of electric barbed wire fencing are improved.

Benefits of technology

It reduces power supply costs, improves the impact resistance of the fence, and provides alarms and warnings to ensure safety when the elderly or children come into contact with it.

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Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of animal husbandry equipment, and discloses an electric stabbing fence structure for grassland grazing management in an animal husbandry, which comprises a plurality of supporting seats arranged side by side at intervals, a plurality of barbed wires are uniformly distributed on all the supporting seats along the height direction of the supporting seats, the barbed wires are detachably connected onto the supporting seats, and the barbed wires are arranged on the supporting seats. The barbed wires located on the tops of all the supporting seats are induction alarm barbed wires, the barbed wires located on the lower portions of all the supporting seats are electric pulse electrified steel wires, the induction alarm barbed wires are electrically connected with an induction alarm device, and the electric pulse electrified steel wires are electrically connected with an electric pulse generator. The single electric pulse electrified steel wire capable of being electrified is adopted, cost is greatly saved, the cost of the thorn fence is saved by one third compared with that of an electric fence, and under the non-electrified condition, the thorn fence can surround livestock more easily compared with the steel wire.
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Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the technical field of livestock equipment, specifically to an electric barbed fence structure for grassland grazing management in livestock farms. Background Technology

[0002] Animal husbandry, as a major component of agriculture, stands alongside crop farming as one of the two pillars of agricultural production. It utilizes the physiological functions of domesticated or wild animals, through artificial breeding and raising, to convert plant energy such as pasture and feed into animal energy, producing livestock products such as meat, milk, and fur. It is a crucial link in the exchange of animal resources between humans and nature. Currently, most livestock are raised in groups, and fences are an important piece of equipment for this purpose. However, when livestock are kept in enclosures, they sometimes become restless and charge at the pens. Modern livestock fences are not sufficiently shock-resistant, and when livestock charge at the pens, not only are the fences damaged, but the livestock themselves are also injured.

[0003] In existing livestock farming techniques, high-voltage electric fences are often installed on the fences to prevent livestock from escaping. When livestock touch the fences with high voltage, they are immediately shocked by the high voltage. This shock is enough to cause them pain. Therefore, the high-voltage fences cause the livestock to develop a conditioned reflex, making them afraid to approach the fences, thereby controlling the livestock from crossing the fences.

[0004] However, when elderly people or children enter or exit the fence, the high-voltage electric shock generated by the fence can easily shock them. After being shocked, they may lose their balance and fall, or be injured by the fence while falling. In addition, the existing high-voltage fences require a long-term power supply, resulting in high power supply costs. Utility Model Content

[0005] The present invention aims to provide an electric barbed fence structure for grazing management in livestock farms, which can reduce power supply costs and ensure the safety of the elderly or children when entering and exiting the fence.

[0006] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention adopts the following technical solution:

[0007] 1) An electric barbed wire fence structure for grassland grazing management in livestock farms, comprising several side-by-side and spaced-apart support bases, all support bases having several barbed wires evenly distributed along their height direction, the barbed wires being detachably connected to the support bases, the barbed wires located at the top of all support bases being induction alarm barbed wires, the barbed wires located at the bottom of all support bases being electric pulse energized steel wires, the induction alarm barbed wires being electrically connected to an induction alarm device, and the electric pulse energized steel wires being electrically connected to an electric pulse generator.

[0008] Compared to existing technologies, this invention uses a single energized pulse-driven steel wire, significantly reducing costs. The barbed wire fence is one-third cheaper than an electric fence, and when not energized, it is more effective at encircling livestock than steel wire. Simultaneously, based on the principle of pulse current, the pulse current generated by the pulse-driven steel wire reaches an instantaneous high voltage of 0.8 to 1.2 kilovolts, with each pulse lasting 0.1 seconds. While it won't kill the animal, it will repel it.

[0009] In addition, to ensure the safety of the elderly or children entering and exiting the fence, the existing electric fence will be transformed into an electric barbed wire fence. The barbed wire at the top of all the support bases will be made of inductive alarm barbed wire, which will trigger an alarm if the elderly or children come into contact with it. At the same time, the barbed wire at the bottom of all the support bases will be made of electrically pulsed steel wire, which is not easy for the elderly or children to come into contact with, thus ensuring the safety of the elderly or children entering and exiting the fence. At the same time, livestock will be easily repelled if they come into contact with it and will not dare to approach.

[0010] 2) An electro-barbed fence structure for grassland grazing management in livestock farms as described in 1), wherein:

[0011] The induction alarm device and the electrical pulse generator are electrically connected to the data acquisition and analysis instrument, which is electrically connected to the computer. The data acquisition and analysis instrument is also electrically connected to the network platform wirelessly. The network platform is wirelessly connected to the mobile phone, and the computer is electrically connected to the monitor.

[0012] This invention feeds back the information collected by the induction alarm device and the electrical pulse generator to the data acquisition and analysis instrument. After obtaining the collected information, the data acquisition and analysis instrument sends alarm information to the mobile APP and the computer through the network platform. The computer is electrically connected to the monitor and can display the information on the monitor. This design is intended to prompt managers to check in time and eliminate safety hazards.

[0013] 3) An electro-barbed fence structure for grassland grazing management in livestock farms as described in 1), wherein:

[0014] The top of the support is equipped with an alarm device, and all alarm devices are electrically connected to the induction alarm barbed wire.

[0015] The inductive alarm barbed wire of this invention is located at the top of all support bases. Therefore, when someone approaches and touches the inductive alarm barbed wire, the inductive alarm device is immediately activated, and the warning device located at the top of the support base is activated, so that the warning device emits an alarm message to warn people.

[0016] 4) An electro-barbed fence structure for grassland grazing management in livestock farms as described in 1), wherein:

[0017] The support includes a base fixed to the ground, on which a vertically arranged column is provided. Several barbed wire hooks are provided on the side of the column facing all the barbed wires. The barbed wire hooks are spaced apart along the height direction of the column, and each barbed wire hook corresponds to one barbed wire and fixes it.

[0018] The base of this utility model supports the columns, and the barbed wire hooks on the sides of the columns facing all the barbed wires can correspond to one barbed wire and fix it, ensuring that each barbed wire can pass through several columns in sequence and be fixed on the columns to form a fence structure.

[0019] 5) An electro-barbed fence structure for grassland grazing management in livestock farms as described in 4), wherein:

[0020] The column is provided with an alarm insulating seat on the side facing the alarm barbed wire, through which the alarm barbed wire passes; the column is also provided with an electrical pulse insulating seat on the side facing the electrical pulse energized wire, through which the electrical pulse energized wire passes.

[0021] The inductive alarm insulating base and the electric pulse insulating base designed in this utility model facilitate the installation of the inductive alarm barbed wire and the electric pulse energized steel wire. The inductive alarm insulating base supports the inductive alarm barbed wire and also serves as insulation, while the electric pulse insulating base supports the electric pulse energized steel wire and also serves as insulation.

[0022] 6) An electro-barbed fence structure for grassland grazing management in livestock farms as described in 1), wherein:

[0023] The distance between the electrically pulsed energized steel wire and the induction alarm barbed wire is 20-25cm, and the barbed wire between the electrically pulsed energized steel wire and the induction alarm barbed wire is ordinary barbed wire.

[0024] This utility model, counting from the bottom up, has the following layers: the first layer is 15cm above the ground, the second layer is 20cm, the third layer is 25cm, the fourth layer is 25cm, the fifth layer is 25cm, and the top is 5cm high. The columns are 170cm high and have dimensions of 170cm × 10cm × 10cm; the columns are buried 50cm underground, with a spacing of 5m between columns. The buried portion of the columns has a 40cm × 40cm concrete foundation; the columns are made of cement and reinforced with five hoops spaced 32cm apart using No. 8 round wire to form a rectangular frame, using C20 cement.

[0025] Compared with the prior art, this utility model also has the following technical effects:

[0026] The innovation of this invention lies in its use of an electrically conductive steel wire that can be pulsed, overcoming the shortcomings of livestock fences made entirely of barbed wire or steel wire. With pure barbed wire fences, young livestock and people can easily enter and exit through the gaps in the barbs, failing to achieve the purpose of managing livestock and people. Pure steel wire fences can be electrically controlled but are prone to human contact and are more expensive to install than barbed wire fences. Therefore, this invention is beneficial for enclosing livestock and allowing people to enter and exit the fence, while protecting the safety of pedestrians outside the fence from contact. Attached Figure Description

[0027] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of an electric barbed fence structure for grassland grazing management in livestock farms according to the present invention.

[0028] Figure 2 for Figure 1 Sectional view of AA. Detailed Implementation

[0029] The following detailed description illustrates the specific implementation method:

[0030] The reference numerals in the accompanying drawings include: base 1, column 2, warning device 3, induction alarm barbed wire 4, connecting wire 5, ordinary barbed wire 6, electric pulse energized steel wire 7, induction alarm device 8, electric pulse generator 9, data acquisition and analysis instrument 10, computer 11, network platform 12, mobile phone 13, display 14, induction alarm insulating base 15, barbed wire hook 16, electric pulse insulating base 17.

[0031] See the example. Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown in the figure, an electric barbed wire fence structure for grazing management in a livestock farm in this embodiment includes several side-by-side and spaced-apart support seats. All support seats are evenly distributed with several barbed wires along their height direction. The barbed wires are detachably connected to the support seats. The barbed wires located at the top of all support seats are induction alarm barbed wires 4, and the barbed wires located at the bottom of all support seats are electric pulse energized steel wires 7. The induction alarm barbed wires 4 are electrically connected to an induction alarm device 8, and the electric pulse energized steel wires 7 are electrically connected to an electric pulse generator 9.

[0032] Compared to existing technologies, this embodiment uses a single energized pulse-driven steel wire 7, which significantly reduces costs. The barbed wire fence is one-third cheaper than the electric fence, and it is more effective at encircling livestock than steel wire when not energized. Simultaneously, based on the principle of pulse current, the pulse current generated by the pulse-driven steel wire 7 by the pulse generator 9 instantaneously reaches a high voltage of 0.8 to 1.2 kilovolts, with each pulse lasting 0.1 seconds. While it won't kill the animal, it will repel it.

[0033] In addition, to ensure the safety of the elderly or children entering and exiting the fence, the existing electric fence will be transformed into an electric barbed wire fence. The barbed wire at the top of all the support bases will be made of induction alarm barbed wire 4. Once the elderly or children come into contact with it, the alarm device 8 will be triggered. At the same time, the barbed wire at the bottom of all the support bases will be made of electrically pulsed energized steel wire 7, which is not easy for the elderly or children to come into contact with, thus ensuring the safety of the elderly or children entering and exiting the fence. At the same time, livestock will be easily repelled after coming into contact with it and will not dare to approach.

[0034] Among them, see Figure 1 As shown, the induction alarm device 8 and the electric pulse generator 9 are electrically connected to the data acquisition and analysis instrument 10, the data acquisition and analysis instrument 10 is electrically connected to the computer 11, the data acquisition and analysis instrument 10 is electrically connected to the network platform 12 wirelessly, the network platform 12 is wirelessly connected to the mobile phone 13, and the computer 11 is electrically connected to the monitor 14.

[0035] In this embodiment, the information collected by the sensing alarm device 8 and the electrical pulse generator 9 is fed back to the data acquisition and analysis instrument 10. After obtaining the collected information, the data acquisition and analysis instrument 10 sends alarm information to the mobile phone 13 APP through the network platform 12 and to the computer 11. The computer 11 is electrically connected to the monitor 14 and can be displayed on the monitor 14. This design is intended to prompt managers to check in time and eliminate safety hazards.

[0036] Meanwhile, an alarm device 3 is installed on the top of the support base, and all alarm devices 3 are electrically connected to the induction alarm barbed wire 4. In this embodiment, the induction alarm barbed wire 4 is located at the top of all the support bases. Therefore, when someone approaches and touches the induction alarm barbed wire 4, the induction alarm device 8 is immediately activated, and the alarm device 3 located on the top of the support base is activated, so that the alarm device 3 emits an alarm message, which serves as a warning to people.

[0037] See Figure 2 As shown, in this embodiment, the support includes a base 1 fixed on the ground. The base 1 is provided with a vertically arranged column 2. Several barbed wire hooks 16 are provided on the side of the column 2 facing all the barbed wires. The barbed wire hooks 16 are arranged at intervals along the height direction of the column 2. Each barbed wire hook 16 corresponds to a barbed wire and fixes it.

[0038] In this embodiment, the base 1 supports the column 2. The barbed wire hooks 16 on the side of the column 2 facing all the barbed wires can correspond to one barbed wire and fix the barbed wire, ensuring that each barbed wire can pass through several columns 2 in sequence and be fixed on the column 2 to form a fence structure.

[0039] In addition, the side of the column 2 facing the induction alarm barbed wire 4 is provided with an induction alarm insulating seat 15, through which the induction alarm barbed wire 4 passes; the side of the column 2 facing the electric pulse energized steel wire 7 is provided with an electric pulse insulating seat 17, through which the electric pulse energized steel wire 7 passes.

[0040] The induction alarm insulating base 15 and the electric pulse insulating base 17 designed in this embodiment facilitate the installation of the induction alarm barbed wire 4 and the electric pulse energized steel wire 7. The induction alarm insulating base 15 is used to support the induction alarm barbed wire 4 and also serves as insulation. The electric pulse insulating base 17 is used to support the electric pulse energized steel wire 7 and also serves as insulation.

[0041] Meanwhile, the distance between the electrically pulsed energized steel wire 7 and the induction alarm barbed wire 4 is 20-25cm, and the barbed wire between the electrically pulsed energized steel wire 7 and the induction alarm barbed wire 4 is ordinary barbed wire 6.

[0042] In this embodiment, counting from the bottom up, the first layer is 15cm above the ground, the second layer is 20cm, the third layer is 25cm, the fourth layer is 25cm, the fifth layer is 25cm, and the top is 5cm high. Column 2 is 170cm high and has dimensions of 170cm × 10cm × 10cm; Column 2 is buried 50cm underground, and the spacing between columns 2 is 5m. The underground portion of column 2 has a poured concrete foundation with dimensions of 40cm × 40cm; Column 2 is made of cement, with five hoops spaced 32cm apart using No. 8 round wire to form a rectangular frame, and is poured using C20 grade cement.

[0043] The innovation lies in the use of an electrically conductive steel wire 7, which overcomes the shortcomings of livestock fences constructed entirely of barbed wire or steel wire. With pure barbed wire fences, young livestock and people can easily enter and exit through the gaps in the barbs, failing to achieve the purpose of managing livestock and people. Pure steel wire fences can be electrically controlled but are prone to human contact and are more expensive to install than barbed wire fences. Therefore, this embodiment is advantageous for containing livestock and people entering and exiting the fence, while protecting the safety of pedestrians outside the fence from contact.

[0044] The above are merely embodiments of this utility model. Commonly known technical solutions and / or characteristics are not described in detail here. It should be noted that those skilled in the art can make various modifications and improvements without departing from the technical solution of this utility model. These modifications and improvements should also be considered within the scope of protection of this utility model, and will not affect the effectiveness of the implementation of this utility model or the practicality of the patent. The scope of protection claimed in this application shall be determined by the content of its claims, and the specific embodiments described in the specification can be used to interpret the content of the claims.

Claims

1. An electro-barbed fence structure for grassland grazing management in livestock ranches, characterized in that, It includes several side-by-side and spaced-apart support bases. Each support base is evenly distributed with several barbed wires along its height. The barbed wires are detachably connected to the support bases. The barbed wires at the top of each support base are induction alarm barbed wires, and the barbed wires at the bottom of each support base are electrically pulse-energized steel wires. The induction alarm barbed wires are electrically connected to an induction alarm device, and the electrically pulse-energized steel wires are electrically connected to an electric pulse generator.

2. The electro-barbed fence structure for livestock pasture grazing management according to claim 1, characterized in that: The induction alarm device and the electrical pulse generator are electrically connected to the data acquisition and analysis instrument, which is electrically connected to the computer. The data acquisition and analysis instrument is also electrically connected to the network platform wirelessly. The network platform is wirelessly connected to the mobile phone, and the computer is electrically connected to the monitor.

3. The electro-barbed fence structure for livestock pasture grazing management according to claim 1, characterized in that: The top of the support is equipped with an alarm device, and all alarm devices are electrically connected to the induction alarm barbed wire.

4. The electro-barbed fence structure for grassland grazing management in livestock farms according to claim 1, characterized in that: The support includes a base fixed to the ground, on which a vertically arranged column is provided. Several barbed wire hooks are provided on the side of the column facing all the barbed wires. The barbed wire hooks are spaced apart along the height direction of the column, and each barbed wire hook corresponds to one barbed wire and fixes it.

5. The electro-barbed fence structure for livestock pasture grazing management according to claim 4, characterized in that: The column is provided with an alarm insulator on the side facing the alarm barbed wire, through which the alarm barbed wire passes; the column is also provided with an electrical pulse insulator on the side facing the electrical pulse energized wire, through which the electrical pulse energized wire passes.

6. The electro-barbed fence structure for livestock pasture grazing management according to claim 1, characterized in that: The distance between the electrically pulsed energized steel wire and the induction alarm barbed wire is 20-25cm, and the barbed wire between the electrically pulsed energized steel wire and the induction alarm barbed wire is ordinary barbed wire.