JPH0242628Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Industrial application field) A circular handle is created by making holes in the upper and lower surfaces of the cut in a cover in which the lower saucer, protective frame rod, and upper saucer are fixed with split pins to store the raw wood used as a support base. The present invention relates to a cover for packing and transporting logs after Shiitake mushrooms have sprouted, which is characterized in that the gravitational force of the protective frame rods is increased by increasing the tension to cover the sprouting Shiitake mushrooms.

(Prior art) After Shiitake mushrooms have germinated, the logs have been limited to being directly held, supported, and transported with bare hands.

(Problems to be solved by the invention) Because shiitake mushrooms are soft and break easily, they germinate around logs, so it has been difficult to directly package and transport the logs after germination.

(Means for solving the problems) This invention will be explained below based on the drawings. Figures 1, 2, and 3 are diagrams showing the basic concept of this invention. In Fig. 1, the upper tray 1 has a circular handle 7 and a stop hole 1' in the edge of the upper tray 1 to which a nut 17 that engages the needle bolt 4 for stably tightening the upper raw wood with a sharp tip is fixed. There is an upper saucer 1 facing downward to which a clamp 18 for securing the string 6 of the handle 5 is fixed, and a lower saucer facing upward having a retaining hole 8' at the top of the rim and a lower log stabilizing tightening needle bolt 7' fixed upward. 8 is assembled by fixing it with split pins 2 and 2' of a stopper through a protective frame bar 3 having a height adjustment hole 14 at the upper end and a stopper hole 3' at the lower end.

(Function) The logs 12 after sprouting of shiitake mushrooms shown in FIG. 4 are stored in the cover for packaging and transporting logs after sprouting shiitake mushrooms according to FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, and the upper saucer 1 and lower saucer 8 It opens vertically, and the opening force is transmitted to the split pins 2, 2', and a vertical pulling force acts on the protective frame rod 3, which tightens the circular handle 7 even more.
As shown in the figure, the covers 1, 3, 8 and the log 12 are strongly fixed. According to the above explanation, the germinating shiitake mushrooms are protected by the protection frame rod 3 which is pulled in the vertical direction while being subjected to compressive force only on the upper and lower surfaces of the log. In Fig. 8, the circular handle 7 shown in Fig. 7 is loosened, the split pin 2' is removed, the upper tray 1 and the protective frame rod 3 are removed, and the attached parts 9 shown in Figs. 5 and 6 are installed on the upper surface of the log cut. There is a water supply hole 10 on the bottom and 12 shiitake logs.
A necessary amount of moisture 9' to prevent drying of the shiitake mushroom logs 12 is supplied to the shiitake mushroom logs 12. The excess water 9' is
The water flows down the surface of the shiitake log 12 and remains in the lower tray 8.

(Example) Next, an example and an operating method will be explained from the beginning.
First, stabilizing holes 15 and 16 are made in the log 12 on the top and bottom of the cut surface of the log 12 after the shiitake mushrooms have germinated as shown in Figure 4.
5, a tightening needle bolt 7' is inserted in FIG. 1, and the raw wood 12 is fixed by rotating clockwise. Insert the tip of the tightening needle bolt 4 attached to the upper tray 1 into the stabilizing hole 16, and adjust the upper tray 1 and the lower tray 8 with the fixing hole 3' of the protective frame rod 3 and the height adjustment hole 14. Align stop holes 1 and 14, 8' and 3' while attaching split pin 2,
2', and by tightening the circular handle 7 while rotating clockwise, it is formed into one piece as shown in FIG. 7, and can be easily packed and transported. In Fig. 8, loosen the circular handle 7 shown in Fig. 7 by turning it counterclockwise, pull out the split pin 2' that fastens the fixing hole 8' of the lower tray 8 and the fixing hole 3' of the protective frame rod 3, and remove the locking pin 2' from the upper tray 1. Remove the frame rod 3 and leave the lower saucer 8 and shiitake log 12 as accessories 9 according to Figures 5 and 6.
Fill the water 9' into the shiitake log 1 and insert the protrusion 11 into the shiitake log 1.
It can be used for viewing by inserting it into the stabilizing hole 16 of No. 2 and stabilizing it.

Effects of the invention In the present invention, the cover for packaging and transporting logs after germination of shiitake mushrooms constructed as described above has the following effects.

Obstacles to the shiitake mushrooms 13 sprouting around the log are blocked by an upper saucer 1, a protective frame rod 3, and a lower saucer 8, and the shiitake mushrooms 13 are protected without coming into contact with them, making it possible to easily pack and transport them.

9' of moisture during the viewing period is reduced to 11' of shiitake logs.
2, the lower log stabilizing bolt 7' that prevents the shiitake log 12 from falling down, and the lower saucer 8 that retains excess water 12 to prevent the growth of the shiitake mushroom 13 that is germinating and the shiitake fungus under the bark of the log. Promotes seed germination.

You can enjoy the variety of changes that occur during the period from germination to harvest of shiitake mushrooms.

At the time of harvest, you can pick shiitake mushrooms and enjoy the fresh taste of freshly picked mushrooms.

The lower tray 8 of the cover can be used as a tray for a general flower pot by removing the lower lumber stabilizing needle bolt 7'.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 shows a cover for packaging and transporting logs after germination of shiitake mushrooms according to the present invention. Figure 2 is A-A of Figure 1.
3 is a sectional view taken along the line B-B in FIG. 1, FIG.
The figure shows the accessory container with water being supplied. Figure 6 shows the view of the accessory container in the direction of arrow C. Figure 7 shows the cover shown in Figure 1 as shown in Figure 4. FIG. 8 shows a state in which the logs have been stored, with a part of the cover removed and accessory parts installed on top of the logs. In the figure, 1: Upper saucer, 1': Stopper hole, 2: Upper split pin, 2': Lower split pin, 3: Protective frame bar,
3': Stop hole, 4: Upper log stabilizing tightening needle bolt,
5: Handle, 6: String, 7: Circular handle, 7': Lower log stably tightening needle bolt, 8: Lower saucer, 8':
Stopping hole, 9: Water supply device, 9': Water, 10: Water supply hole,
11: Water supply device stabilizing protrusion, 12: Shiitake log,
13: Shiitake, 14: Adjustment hole, 15: Lower log stabilizing hole, 16: Upper log stabilizing hole, 17: Nut,
18: Bracket.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It has a circular handle and has a nut that engages a needle bolt that stably tightens the upper log with a sharp tip. It has a stopper hole on the edge of the upper saucer and has a stopper that fastens the string of the handle. The upper tray has a fixed hole at the top of the rim, and the lower tray has one or more lower raw wood stably tightening needle bolts fixed upward in the center, has a height adjustment hole at the upper end, and a lower tray at the lower end. A cover for packing and transporting raw wood after Shiitake mushrooms have germinated, which is secured with a warp pin of a stopper via a protective frame rod with a stopper hole.