DK200300223U3 - So-crib for fares - Google Patents

Description

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designation:

So-crib for fares.

Areas of application of production

This creation relates to a sock manger for use in connection with fares. The crib is filled with fodder that the sow can then eat.

The crib has a design to match the danger paths with which it is used.

Prior art

Figure 1 shows a danger path (1) consisting of a left grid side (2) and a right grid side (3). At one end is a sock manger (4), which is attached to the uprights (5) and (6) of the danger (1).

In figure 2, the sock ridge (4) is viewed from above attached to the right upright (6) on the right grid side (3).

The technical problem to be solved.

The known sock crawls are somewhat inconvenient in construction and use. It requires a great deal of cement casting to assemble and fortify as well as seal after mounting the sock crib and establish a hygienic eating space for the sow. Cement casting is difficult because it is difficult for the mason to get the job done, which is therefore quite expensive. Furthermore, it is a problem to embed the steel profiles in cement, as stainless steel profiles have difficulty adhering to cement. The well-known sock crawls require many bolts for mounting, and yet the end result is not optimal, as edges and blind corners appear which the sow cannot clean itself.

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The nve technique

What is new in production is that the sock crib is constructed as a total structure consisting of steel or plastic sheets, or can consist of polyester concrete cast as a total structure. The new sock crib is designed so that it can be fastened to one end of the farrow without the need for embedding in cement and in such a way that no edges and blind corners that are unhygienic appear because the sow cannot clean them themselves.

The technical impact

By using the above-mentioned technique in conjunction with the prior art, the sock crib can be constructed in an easy way, thereby avoiding the costly casting support to provide a total construction without unhygienic edges and corners. The invention and particularly advantageous embodiments are explained in detail in the following with reference to the figures in the drawing.

Fiaurforteanelse.

Figure 1 is a front view of a danger path with sock manger in a known embodiment.

Figure 2 is a top view of the sock manger.

Figure 3 shows the new sock crib made of polyester concrete.

Figure 4 shows the new sock manger mounted in danger path.

Examples of execution

Figure 1 shows a danger path (1) with a left grid side (2), a right grid side (3) and a sock manger (4) in the known embodiment disposed at the end of the danger path (1) between the left grid side (2) and the right grid side ( 3), front view.

Figure 2 shows the sock manger (4) from above in a known structure. When the danger path {1) is installed in a stable, the space under the sock manger (4) is filled with cement. This results in a structure that is costly and provides edges and corners that are unhygienic.

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The known sock manger (4) is shown in Figures 1 and 2 to be attached to the right upright (6). Corresponding fastening is on the left upright (5), which is not shown in the figure.

Figure 3 shows the new sock manger (7). The sock (7) is cast in polyester concrete, but it could be made of steel sheets or plastic sheets. The sock (7) is a total solution with trough (8) left side (9), right side (10) and back plate (11). The sides (9) and (10) of the I-mantle (7) are steel threaded pieces (12) for use in attaching the sock mantle (7) to the sides (2) and (3) of the farrier (1) and uprights (5) and (6) on and threaded pieces (13) and (14) for use in attaching water pipes to drinking water. The sides of the manger (7) may vary in geometric design according to the different danger paths.

Figure 4 shows a front view of the sock manger (7) as a right model with the socket (15) positioned on the right side.

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Bruasmodelkrav.

1. Mooring (7) for use in claiming and watering sows in danger paths (1), which is new by being made in a casting material such as polyester concrete, whereby trough (8), left side (9), right side ( 10), backplate (11) and socket (15) provide a complete unit.

The socket (7) according to claim 1, which is new by having a casting thread (12) for fastening on the grid side (2) or (3) of the danger (1) and threading (13) and (14) for fastening pipes for drinking water.

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