Experimental device for driving away of megachilid bees for facilitating the circulation of repellents

Abstract

The utility model discloses a convenient needle bee repelling experimental device of flow of repelling agent, including two experimental boxes of left and right parallel, two experimental boxes front from back to front are equipped with two inclined pipes, a tee pipe and a beehive of left and right parallel in proper order, the rear side wall of beehive is equipped with hole, two inclined pipes are inclined to go up to the front, and the front end of two is connected respectively two rear end of tee pipe main part, and the front end of tee pipe can be dismantled and passes into the hole of the rear side wall of beehive and installs, and the front side wall of each experimental box is fixed with experimental box outlet pipe, and experimental box outlet pipe rear end is connected experimental box inner chamber, and the front end of experimental box outlet pipe is connected with the rear end of corresponding inclined pipe from back to front in proper order and is equipped with flexible hose and sleeve, and the rear end of flexible hose is fixed and is connected experimental box outlet pipe front end, and the front end of flexible hose is fixed and is connected sleeve rear end, and the front end of sleeve is fixed and is connected inclined pipe rear end, and flexible hose is in the state of contraction, and is covered on experimental box outlet pipe, and sleeve covers flexible hose.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of stinging wasp repellency experiments, and in particular to a stinging wasp repellency experimental device. Background Technology

[0002] Existing needle bee repellency experimental devices, such as Figure 1 As shown, there are two experimental boxes 5 arranged side by side, with an operation window 6 on the rear side wall of each experimental box 5. From back to front, the two experimental boxes 5 are arranged with two inclined pipes 4, a three-way pipe, and a beehive 1 arranged side by side. The rear side wall of the beehive 1 has a hole 12. The two inclined pipes 4 are angled upwards and forwards, with their rear ends passing through the front side wall of the experimental box 5 and fixedly installed. Their front ends are respectively connected to the two rear ends of the three-way pipe body 3. The front end 2 of the three-way pipe is detachably inserted into the hole 12 on the rear side wall of the beehive 1. The experimenter holds the front end 2 of the three-way pipe with their right hand and pushes the beehive 1 forward with their left hand until it is detached from the front end 2 of the three-way pipe. They then release their hands, place feed into both the left and right experimental boxes 5, and then place a container containing repellent into the left experimental box 5. After waiting for several hours, the repellent diffused into the two experimental boxes 5, the two inclined tubes 4, and the three-way tube. Because the container containing the repellent was only placed in the left experimental box 5, the repellent concentration in the left experimental box 5 and the left inclined tube 4 was high, while the repellent concentration in the right experimental box 5 and the right inclined tube 4 was low. The experimenters pushed the beehive 1 backward until the hole 12 on the rear side wall of the beehive 1 re-attached the front port 2 of the three-way tube, and then put several serpent bees into the beehive 1 to begin the experiment. Attracted by the feed, if the serpent bees mostly entered the right experimental box 5 with a low repellent concentration, and hardly entered the left experimental box 5 with a high repellent concentration, it meant that the repellent was effective, and the experiment ended. The defect of the existing technology is that after the beehive 1 is detached from the front port 2 of the three-way tube, it no longer supports the front port 2 of the three-way tube, and the front port 2 of the three-way tube is prone to falling, causing the two experimental boxes 5 to tip forward. Figure 2 As shown. Utility Model Content

[0003] The present invention aims to provide a bee repellency experimental device that facilitates the flow of repellent. Even if the front port of the three-way tube is no longer supported by the beehive, it is not easy to cause the two experimental boxes to fall forward.

[0004] An experimental device for repelling stinging bees, facilitating the flow of repellent, includes two experimental boxes arranged side-by-side. From back to front, each experimental box has two parallel inclined tubes, a three-way connector, and a beehive. The rear side wall of the beehive has an opening. The two inclined tubes face upwards and forwards, their front ends connecting to the two rear ends of the three-way connector. The front end of the three-way connector is detachably inserted into the opening in the rear side wall of the beehive. Each experimental box has an outlet tube fixed to its front side wall, with its rear end connecting to the inner cavity of the experimental box. From back to front, a flexible tube and a sleeve are arranged between the front end of the outlet tube and the corresponding rear end of the inclined tube. The rear end of the flexible tube is fixedly connected to the front end of the outlet tube, and the front end of the flexible tube is fixedly connected to the rear end of the sleeve. The front end of the sleeve is fixedly connected to the rear end of the inclined tube. The flexible tube is in a retracted state, fitted onto the outlet tube of the experimental box, and the sleeve covers the flexible tube.

[0005] Furthermore, a support plate is installed on the front side wall of the experimental chamber below the outlet pipe of the experimental chamber, and the support plate extends forward to support the bottom of the sleeve.

[0006] Furthermore, the front sidewall of the experimental chamber is equipped with two side baffles on the left and right sides of the outlet pipe of the experimental chamber, respectively. The two side baffles extend forward to the left and right sides of the sleeve, respectively, blocking the left and right sidewalls of the sleeve.

[0007] Furthermore, the front end of the tee pipe is tilted downwards and forwards.

[0008] Furthermore, an operation window is provided on the rear side wall of the experimental chamber.

[0009] The beneficial effect is as follows: The experimenter holds the sleeve with their right hand, pushes the beehive forward with their left hand until it is detached from the front end of the T-connector, then pulls the sleeve forward from the flexible hose with their right hand. Next, they pull the sleeve, along with the tilting hose and the T-connector, forward until the flexible hose is no longer covering the experimental chamber's outlet pipe. Finally, they place the tilting hose, sleeve, and T-connector on the ground. In this state, because the sleeve is only connected to the experimental chamber's outlet pipe via the flexible hose, placing the tilting hose, sleeve, and T-connector on the ground will only cause the flexible hose to tilt downwards, without causing the experimental chamber's outlet pipe and the experimental chamber itself to tip forward. Attached Figure Description

[0010] Figure 1 This is a left view of an existing needle bee repelling experimental apparatus; Figure 2 This is a left view of the existing needle bee repelling experimental device. In the figure, the beehive (1) has been disconnected from the front port (2) of the three-way pipe and is no longer connected to the experimental box (5). Figure 3 This is a left-side perspective stereoscopic view of the experimental setup; Figure 4This is a left view of the experimental setup. The side baffle (8) is hidden in the figure. Figure 5 yes Figure 4 AA section view; Figure 6 This is a left view of the experimental setup. In the figure, the side baffle (8) is hidden, and the beehive (1) has been removed from the inclined tube (4). Figure 7 yes Figure 6 BB cross-sectional view; In the diagram: 1. Beehive; 2. Front port of T-pipe; 3. Main body of T-pipe; 4. Inclined pipe; 5. Experiment box; 6. Operation window; 7. Sleeve; 8. Side baffle; 9. Experiment box outlet pipe; 10. Support plate; 11. Telescopic hose; 12. Hole; 13. Rear port of telescopic hose; 14. Front port of telescopic hose. Detailed Implementation

[0011] The present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to specific embodiments.

[0012] like Figure 3 As shown, the experiment includes two experimental chambers 5 arranged side by side. An outlet pipe 9 is fixed to the front wall of each experimental chamber 5, and the rear end of the outlet pipe 9 connects to the inner cavity of the experimental chamber 5. Figure 7 As shown, a telescopic hose 11 is provided in front of the outlet pipe 9 of the experimental chamber. The rear end 13 of the telescopic hose is fixedly connected to the outlet pipe 9 of the experimental chamber, and the front end 14 of the telescopic hose is fixedly connected to the sleeve 7. The telescopic hose 11 is normally in a retracted state, as shown in the image. Figure 5 As shown, it is fitted onto the outlet pipe 9 of the experimental chamber and is enclosed by the sleeve 7. Two side baffles 8 are installed on the left and right sides of the outlet pipe 9 on the front side wall of the experimental chamber 5, respectively. These side baffles 8 extend forward to the left and right sides of the sleeve 7, respectively blocking the left and right side walls of the sleeve 7 and keeping the front end of the sleeve 7 in an upward-facing position. Figure 3 and Figure 4 As shown, the front end of the sleeve 7 is fixedly connected to an inclined tube 4 facing upwards and forwards. The front ends of the two inclined tubes 4 are respectively fixedly connected to the two rear ends of the three-way tube body 3. A beehive 1 is located in front of the front end 2 of the three-way tube, and a hole 12 is opened in the rear side wall of the beehive 1. The front end 2 of the three-way tube faces downwards and forwards, passes through the hole 12 and enters the rear side wall of the beehive 1, and is installed in the hole 12 with an interference fit. A support plate 10 is installed on the front side wall of the experimental box 5 below the outlet pipe 9 of the experimental box. The support plate 10 extends forward to support the bottom of the sleeve 7 below the sleeve 7, and shares the weight of the sleeve 7, the inclined tube 4 and the three-way tube with the front side wall of the beehive 1.

[0013] An operation window 6 is provided on the rear side wall of the experimental chamber 5. Before placing the container containing the repellent into the experimental chamber 5 on the left, to prevent the repellent from entering the beehive 1 before the experiment begins, the experimenter needs to remove the beehive 1. The specific operation is detailed below. The experimenter holds the sleeve 7 with their right hand and pushes the beehive 1 forward with their left hand until it is detached from the front port 2 of the T-connector. Then, the experimenter pulls the sleeve 7 forward from the telescopic hose 11 with their right hand, and then pulls the sleeve 7, along with the inclined tube 4 and the T-connector, forward until the telescopic hose 11 is no longer covering the outlet tube 9 of the experimental chamber. Figure 7 As shown. Finally, place the inclined pipe 4, along with the sleeve 7 and the tee pipe, on the ground, as shown. Figure 6 As shown. In this state, because the sleeve 7 is connected to the experimental chamber outlet pipe 9 only by the telescopic hose 11, placing the tilting pipe 4 along with the sleeve 7 and the T-connector on the ground will only cause the telescopic hose 11 to tilt downwards, and will not cause the experimental chamber outlet pipe 9 and the experimental chamber 5 to fall forward. The experimenter can then place a container containing the repellent in the left experimental chamber 5, wait a few hours, and then reattach the sleeve 7 to the experimental chamber outlet pipe 9 to restore normal operation. Figure 5 Once the beehive 1 is in the correct state, reconnect hole 12 of the beehive 1 to the front port 2 of the tee pipe, and the experiment can begin.

[0014] The above description is merely an embodiment of this utility model and does not limit the scope of patent protection. Any non-substantial changes or substitutions made by those skilled in the art based on this utility model will still fall within the scope of patent protection.

Claims

1. A bee repellent experimental device for facilitating the flow of repellent, comprising two experimental boxes (5) arranged side by side, two inclined tubes (4), a three-way tube and a beehive (1) arranged side by side in front of the two experimental boxes (5) from back to front, and a hole (12) opened on the rear side wall of the beehive (1); the two inclined tubes (4) are inclined upward and forward, and their front ends are respectively connected to the two rear ends of the three-way tube body (3), and the front end (2) of the three-way tube is detachably inserted into the hole (12) on the rear side wall of the beehive (1), characterized in that: Each experimental box (5) has an experimental box outlet pipe (9) fixedly installed on the front side wall. The rear end of the experimental box outlet pipe (9) is connected to the inner cavity of the experimental box (5). A telescopic hose (11) and a sleeve (7) are arranged sequentially from back to front between the front end of the experimental box outlet pipe (9) and the rear end of the corresponding inclined pipe (4). The rear end of the telescopic hose (11) is fixedly connected to the front end of the experimental box outlet pipe (9). The front end of the telescopic hose (11) is fixedly connected to the rear end of the sleeve (7). The front end of the sleeve (7) is fixedly connected to the rear end of the inclined pipe (4). The telescopic hose (11) is in a retracted state and is sleeved on the experimental box outlet pipe (9). The sleeve (7) covers the telescopic hose (11).

2. The bee repellency experimental apparatus as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The front side wall of the experimental box (5) is equipped with a tray (10) below the outlet pipe (9) of the experimental box. The tray (10) extends forward to support the bottom of the sleeve (7) below the sleeve (7).

3. The bee repellency experimental apparatus as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The front side wall of the experimental box (5) is equipped with two side baffles (8) on the left and right sides of the outlet pipe (9) of the experimental box. The two side baffles (8) extend forward to the left and right sides of the sleeve (7) respectively, blocking the left and right side walls of the sleeve (7).

4. The bee repellency experimental apparatus as described in claim 2, characterized in that: The front port (2) of the tee pipe is tilted downwards and forwards.

5. The bee repellency experimental apparatus as described in claim 1, characterized in that: An operation window (6) is provided on the rear side wall of the experimental box (5).

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