What is claimed is:
1. An automatically reciprocal multi-stage supply and ventilation system, comprising: two parallel tracks, and at least one set of material supply circulation unit mounted on the tracks, the at least one material supply circulation unit including a carrier device, a feeding device, a material distribution device, a nozzle device, and a ventilation device, wherein:
the carrier device includes a plurality of carriers each of which is provided with rollers, one set of the rollers is connected to and driven by a drive mechanism, so that the rollers of each of the carriers may be driven by the drive mechanism to rotate on the tracks, so that the carrier device may be moved along the tracks reciprocally;
the feeding device includes a water supply pipe, a material supply pipe, a water inlet pipe made of a soft hose, and a material inlet pipe made of a soft hose, the water supply pipe and the material supply pipe are secured on the carrier device, the water inlet pipe has a first end connected to the water supply pipe and a second end connected to a water source, and the material inlet pipe has a first end connected to the material supply pipe and a second end connected to a storage tank that contains fertilizer or pesticide therein;
the material distribution device includes a water guide pipe, a material guide pipe, a fixing frame, a water distribution pipe, and a material distribution pipe, the water guide pipe has a first end connected to the water supply pipe and a second end connected to the water distribution pipe, the material guide pipe has a first end connected to the material supply pipe and a second end connected to the material distribution pipe, the fixing frame is secured on the carrier device to move therewith, the water distribution pipe and the material distribution pipe are secured on the fixing frame;
the nozzle device includes multiple water spray nozzles and material spray nozzles, the water spray nozzles are mounted on the water distribution pipe, and the material spray nozzles are mounted on the material distribution pipe 56; and
the ventilation device is secured on the carrier device to move therewith.
2. The automatically reciprocal multi-stage supply and ventilation system in accordance with claim 1, wherein the ventilation device includes multiple fans and motors, each of the fans is secured on each carrier of the carrier device, and each of the motors is secured on one side of the respective fan.
3. The automatically reciprocal multi-stage supply and ventilation system in accordance with claim 1, wherein the at least one material supply circulation unit has two ends each provided with a material distribution device respectively.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. An optical fiber coupling connector comprising:
a main body comprising an upper surface, a lower surface opposite to the upper surface, a front surface, and a back surface opposite to the front surface, the front surface and the back surface interconnected between the upper surface and the lower surface;
the upper surface defining an upper recess passing through the back surface, the lower surface defining a lower recess passing through the back surface;
the front surface defining a plurality of first through holes communicating with the upper recess and a plurality of second through holes communicating with the lower recess, the first through holes arranged side by side at equal intervals along a same imaginary first plane, with centers of the first through holes coinciding with the first plane, and the second through holes arranged side by side at equal intervals along a same imaginary second plane, with centers of the second through holes coinciding with the second plane;
the first plane being below and substantially parallel to the second plane, and the second plane partially or entirely overlapping the first plane;
a plurality of first optical fibers received in the upper recess and extending in the respective first through holes;
a plurality of second optical fibers received in the lower recess and extending in the respective second through holes;
a first glue body filled in the upper recess thereby securing the first optical fibers in the main body; and
a second glue body filled in the lower recess thereby securing the second optical fibers in the main body.
2. The optical fiber coupling connector of claim 1, wherein the upper surface further defines a first receiving recess, the first receiving recess communicates with the upper recess, and the first receiving recess is configured for receiving excess liquid glue corresponding to the first glue body during manufacturing of the optical fiber coupling connector.
3. The optical fiber coupling connector of claim 2, wherein the lower surface further defines a second receiving recess, the second receiving recess communicates with the lower recess, and the second receiving recess is configured for receiving excess liquid glue corresponding to the second glue body during manufacturing of the optical fiber coupling connector.
4. The optical fiber coupling connector of claim 1, wherein each of the first optical fibers comprises a first main portion and a coaxial first front portion, the first main portion comprises a core portion, and a cladding portion surrounding the core portion, the first front portion comprises the core portion exposed from the cladding portion, the main body further comprises a first recessed surface and a first side surface both bordering the upper recess, the first recessed surface defines a plurality of first receiving grooves, the first through holes pass through the first side surface and the front surface, the first main portions are received in the respective first receiving grooves, and the first front portions are inserted in the respective first through holes.
5. The optical fiber coupling connector of claim 4, wherein each of the second optical fibers comprises a second main portion and a coaxial second front portion, the second main portion comprises a core portion, and a cladding portion surrounding the core portion, the second front portion comprises the core portion exposed from the cladding portion, the main body further comprises a second recessed surface and a second side surface both bordering the lower recess, the second recessed surface defines a plurality of second receiving grooves, the second through holes pass through the second side surface and the front surface, the second main portions are received in the respective second receiving grooves, and the second front portions are inserted in the respective second through holes.
6. The optical fiber coupling connector of claim 5, wherein each of the first through holes comprises a first receiving portion and a first holding portion communicating with the first receiving portion, and the first holding portion and the first receiving portion are arranged in that order from the front surface to the first side surface.
7. The optical fiber coupling connector of claim 6, wherein the first holding portion is substantially cylindrical, the first receiving portion is substantially in the shape of a truncated cone, and the diameter of the first receiving portion gradually decreases along a direction from the first side surface to the front surface.
8. The optical fiber coupling connector of claim 6, wherein each of the second through holes comprises a second receiving portion and a second holding portion communicating with the second receiving portion, and the second holding portion and the second receiving portion are arranged in that order from the front surface to the second side surface.
9. The optical fiber coupling connector of claim 8, wherein the second holding portion is substantially cylindrical, the second receiving portion is substantially in the shape of a truncated cone, and the diameter of the second receiving portion gradually decreases along a direction from the second side surface to the front surface.
10. The optical fiber coupling connector of claim 1, wherein the front surface defines two locating holes, and each of the upper recess and the lower recess is located between two alignments defined by the lengths of the two locating holes.