Local brooding structure

Local brooding is usually a brooding method used to save insulation costs. By subtracting
There is less space dedicated to brooding, and the required heat can be retained in the brooding area
Level and reduce energy costs. Moreover, it is easier to maintain in a smaller area
The right temperature. 

The purpose of local brooding should be to use when the insulation capacity and the insulation of the chicken house allow
Try to keep the brooding space as large as possible to maintain the ideal chicken house temperature according to local weather conditions.

The increase of the brooding area depends on the thermal insulation capacity, the thermal insulation of the chicken house and the external weather conditions. Its goal
It is to increase the brooding area as soon as possible after obtaining the ideal chicken house temperature. Brooding area that has never been used
Before the field is opened for brooding, it must be heated and ventilated for at least 24 hours to achieve the ideal brooding requirements.
Only by request can the chickens be released to a new area.

1. Traditional chicken coop
• When the working pressure of the chicken house is positive, the brooding area tends to be in the middle of the chicken house, such as the following
The data shows:

2. Longitudinal chicken house-no side wall air inlet

• If the chicken house has a negative pressure system and no air intake, the best option is to arrange the chicken inlet area
At the air inlet to ensure that the incoming fresh air enters the interior during the ventilation cycle
Brooding area.
• Fresh air entering the brooding area needs to pass over the curtains because it can avoid
The height of the chicken produces wind speed.
• The double curtains in areas 1 and 2 provide double insulation for the heat generated in the brooding area.

In both scenarios, the brooding area ends in 2 areas (1 and 2). These areas
The function is to reduce the heat loss in the brooding area.
• A closed space is formed between the curtains, which must be 1-3 meters wide to allow reasonable air
flow.
• To help preheat the air at the longitudinal air inlets, additional heaters can be placed in zone 1.