BR202012028828U2 - ARRANGEMENT APPLIED TO DISPLACANT FLOAT - Google Patents

Abstract

PROVISION APPLIED IN MOVABLE FLOAT. Refers to a float (1 () movable, composed of a board (2) with keel (3) steerable by means of a lever (4) that activates the rudder (5) giving direction to the float (1); 2) it is mounted on hydrofoils (7 and 7 ') at its ends by means of uprights (6 and 6') fixed to the board (2) by screws (8) and nuts (9).

Description

“ARRANGEMENT APPLIED ON DISPLACABLE FLOAT”

It addresses the present Utility Model Patent Application of an unpublished “Displaceable Float Array”

especially of a self-propelled displaceable float composed of hydrophiles, mullions and board, whose highlight is the stability on the water and the possibility of displacement with repetitive movements of the user only.

The innovative float has as its field of application the nautical sector, more precisely intended for the entertainment, sport, leisure and fun of children, youth and adults.

Currently there are several types of floats, those that float and move, with emphasis on non-motorized designated for water activities, such as boards, floats, spaghetti and others that do not have self-propelled mechanism.

Conventional floats for their constructive feature

There are some drawbacks, namely: those that have more stability are static, without a mechanism that allows human propulsion and its displacement on water, while those without stability generate discomfort in use due to the balance to keep the object stable. indeed it becomes impossible on certain floats.

As a result, market-aware manufacturers looking to develop user-friendly, practical and efficient products, in line with the focus of this privilege claim, have gained ground in the consumer market. The current state of the art anticipates some patent documents dealing with the subject matter such as PI0602054-2 "DISPLACABLE FLOATING OBJECT". Consisting of a hollow, closed body for floatation in the shape of a jet ski whose bottom portion has two curved floats and a keel where 5 are fixed by snap pin locking and locking system, to move the fins have a Under-seat spring system that with downward pressure from the user's feet promotes vertical oscillation allowing the fins to move up and down by shifting water backward and moving the float forward.

As can be seen, the above patent although its concept

displaceable float, in no way resembles the proposal of innovation claimed here, as it appears that in the above document there is high constructivity to occur the propulsion of the float, as they use springs, fins, carcass, etc, and the user is seated similar to the 15 Jet-ski which is not the case, thus limiting its application, making the more complex and infeasible constructivity subject to constant maintenance.

Aware of the state of the art, its shortcomings and limitations, the inventor, after studies and research, has created the "Displaceable Float Applied Arrangement" in question, which, in general terms, is a self-propelled displaceable float composed of hydrophiles, mounts and board, whose highlight is the stability on the water and the possibility of displacement with repetitive movements of the user.

The “Displaceable Float Array” conceptually aims at an unusual form of locomotion over water in a simple and practical way, simulating the position of a surfer allowing children and adults to use it without any difficulties.

The “DISPLACEMENT FLOAT APPLIED ARRANGEMENT” due to its constructive feature allows the movement with simple movement of the user back and forth, ensuring the static case stability.

In short, the claimed float has the most important advantages:> Guarantees floatation and displacement over water with simple user movements; 10> Propulsion is performed by the user; > Simple constructivity; > Allows steering control; > Light product; > Provides water entertainment; 15> Easy to handle; > Weather resistant; > Can be manufactured in various sizes as required.

The following explains the innovation with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which they are represented by way of illustration and not limitation:

Fig. 1 - Perspective view of float arrangement

displaceable;

Fig. 2 - Inverted perspective view of the displaceable float arrangement; Fig. 3 - Perspective view of the displaceable float arrangement, showing a condition of use of the rudder;

Fig. 4 - Perspective view of the displaceable float arrangement, showing another condition of use of the rudder;

Fig. 5 - Exploded view of float arrangement

displaceable;

Fig. 6 - Top view of the displaceable float arrangement;

Fig. 7 - Sectional side view of float arrangement

displaceable;

Fig. 8 - Perspective view of float arrangement

scrolling, showing a person on top;

Fig. 9 - Perspective view of displaceable float arrangement, showing usage.

The “Displaceable Float Applied Arrangement”, which is the subject of this Utility Model Patent application, refers to a displaceable float (1) composed of a board (2), but not limited to it, with keel

(3) steerable, with lever (4) and rudder (5), mullions (6 and 6 ') and hydrofoils (7 and 7').

More particularly, the claimed displaceable float (1) alludes to a surfboard (2) similar to, but not limited to, surfing 20 with keel (3) steerable by lever (4) which drives the rudder ( 5) giving direction to the float (1); Said board (2) is mounted on hydrofoils (7 and 7 ') at its ends by means of mounts (6 and 6') fixed to the board (2) by bolts (8) and nuts (9) or by any other type. existing fixture. Said mullions (6 and 6 ') have as their main feature the “half moon” shape which guarantees a slight flexibility when moving the user (10) with forward and backward movements causing the float to move (1). The hydrofoils (7 and T) have particularities of the “airplane wing” type shape that contributes to the displacement over water.

Therefore, the present utility model patent application is

of novelty and inventive act thanks to the floatation and the displacement of the float on water with simple movements of the user, which added to the industrial application makes it worthy of patent privilege.

Claims (2)

1. “Displaceable float arrangement”, characterized in that the movable float (1) is formed by a plank (2) with keel (3) lever (4) and rudder (5), mounted on hydrofoils (7 and 7 ') by means of risers (6 and 6 ').