EP1089908A1 - Dispositif embarque de recuperation d'un homme a la mer permettant l'autorecuperation d'une victime consciente - Google Patents
Dispositif embarque de recuperation d'un homme a la mer permettant l'autorecuperation d'une victime conscienteInfo
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- EP1089908A1 EP1089908A1 EP99925115A EP99925115A EP1089908A1 EP 1089908 A1 EP1089908 A1 EP 1089908A1 EP 99925115 A EP99925115 A EP 99925115A EP 99925115 A EP99925115 A EP 99925115A EP 1089908 A1 EP1089908 A1 EP 1089908A1
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- Prior art keywords
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- flotation element
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
- B63C—LAUNCHING, HAULING-OUT, OR DRY-DOCKING OF VESSELS; LIFE-SAVING IN WATER; EQUIPMENT FOR DWELLING OR WORKING UNDER WATER; MEANS FOR SALVAGING OR SEARCHING FOR UNDERWATER OBJECTS
- B63C9/00—Life-saving in water
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
- B63C—LAUNCHING, HAULING-OUT, OR DRY-DOCKING OF VESSELS; LIFE-SAVING IN WATER; EQUIPMENT FOR DWELLING OR WORKING UNDER WATER; MEANS FOR SALVAGING OR SEARCHING FOR UNDERWATER OBJECTS
- B63C9/00—Life-saving in water
- B63C9/26—Cast or life lines; Attachments thereto; Containers therefor; Rescue nets or the like
Definitions
- the subject of the invention is an on-board device for recovering a man overboard allowing the self-recovery of a conscious victim.
- the state of the art can be defined by the following material:
- buoys do not guarantee the flotation because the victim is involuntary and it may be that he did not put his buoy before falling or that there is no witness to launch one. Even if the victim has a buoy, she stays in the water while waiting for her rescue by outside help. It is the same for the equipment mentioned below: flotation devices in rectangular volumes of different sizes such as the lifebags of the airliners or even larger ships with ropes to grip, rigid or inflatable foam lifejackets, waterproof and inflatable survival suit, - lifeboats of different sizes rigid or inflatable, which can accommodate one to dozens of people, personal signaling equipment: whistles, mirrors, lamps, lights, dyes, satellite positioning radio transmitters, etc.
- the equipment, products or techniques existing to solve the problem are incomplete because they fail in one or two stages leading to the rescue.
- flotation there is the life buoy (ring-shaped, horseshoe, etc.), rigid or inflatable foam life jackets of any shape and even a life raft. inflatable survival, for a person and that the victim is supposed to take with him in his fall.
- the aforementioned equipment provides buoyancy but contact with the boat which continues its course is lost and this does not allow the victim to be brought back on board.
- Others offer the possibility of hoisting the victim, but only in the event that the victim floats next to the boat. Poles are intended to mark the position on the water of the victim as well as a radio beacon transmits its exact position by satellite but fails at two of the three critical stages of the rescue.
- An automatic or manual mechanism can drop positioning equipment on the water such as a pole with a flag, a radio-satellite beacon. At night, the crew will lose sight of the victim if the latter is not equipped with a signaling lamp, similarly the victim will have difficulty finding a lifebuoy if it is not equipped with a 'a lamp.
- the boat To establish contact, the boat must come back and stop exactly where the person is in the water, this in any condition. It is extremely difficult to perform this maneuver under sail, sometimes impossible in heavy weather, strong wind and rough sea. If the crew manages to maneuver the boat in the immediate vicinity, this often puts the victim in greater danger than if the boat maintained a certain distance.
- the life-saving appliance must have hydrodynamic characteristics allowing the victim to be pulled by a rope, without resistance behind a boat and allowing this victim to tan or to be pulled back to the boat and then to the boat. - above the water, on board.
- the following patents also define the state of the prior art.
- safety device on board a boat with crew for alerting and locating with a view to recovering a man who fell from this boat overboard characterized in that it comprises first individual means of emission of at least one acoustic signal carried by each man of the crew controlled by the fall into the sea, means for receiving this signal on board the boat, means for controlling an assistance chain actuated by this signal and second means for transmitting and receiving at least one radio signal between the man overboard and the boat.
- the invention relates to a device comprising a transmitter and a receiver designed in such a way that the distance from the transmitter triggers an alarm.
- the transmitter is carried by the person to be monitored, the distance from the transmitter, by decreasing below a certain threshold the signal received by the receiver fixed on the boat, triggers an alarm.
- the device according to the invention is particularly intended for monitoring people on board boats.
- tracking device It comprises a balloon and a radar wave reflector, with three reflecting faces perpendicular to one another fixed at several points to the inner wall of the balloon, the fixing points being arranged only on two perpendicular lines, but not intersecting.
- the device is intended to facilitate the rescue of a person who has fallen overboard. It comprises at least one transmitter emitting a coded signal and intended to be worn by any person on board the boat, a receiver detecting the coded signal and delivering a control signal when the coded signal is not detected and means for controlling the progress of the boat receiving the control signal from the receiver and comprising an electromagnetic device activated by the control signal and modifying when the boat is excited.
- the electromagnetic device consists of a coil located near the compass of the boat's autopilot. By means of an inclinometer and a course detector, the boat is forced to turn in circles.
- EP-416,972 the installation for detecting the exit of a person from the edge of a boat, in which a circuit emits a low-frequency interrogation signal to a loop arranged around the deck. Transmitters-receivers carried by each person on board, when they detect the intense signal transmitted through the loop, return a high frequency signal which is detected by the circuit. As the field is extremely weak outside the loop, the fall of a man overboard is very clearly detected by the disappearance of the response from the transmitter-receiver which did not receive the interrogation signal. . - US-A-4. 343. 046 A (MC DONALD):
- This patent describes a device for recovering a man who has fallen overboard. It uses a harness, a winching cable, pulleys and a terminal to take it out of the water. The maneuver is carried out by a third party who acts on board the ship.
- This patent describes a rescue device at sea to recover a man who has fallen into the sea. It uses a rope dragging auguel the man overboard can catch himself by closing the carabiner with a loop, this towing rope triggers the action of a floating anchor which acts by a deflection pulley on said rope brings the man overboard towards the ship.
- This patent describes a rescue device to rescue any passenger from a boat that falls overboard.
- Each person on board carries a transmitter which is triggered as soon as the person falls into the water and which involves various means of signaling the fall, stopping the boat, dropping equipment.
- the onboard self-recovery device for a conscious man overboard is of the type using, a trailing floating end intended to be recovered by the man overboard, a flotation element for the man overboard and equipment for safety and emergency for rescue.
- the floating end acts as a control means for actuating the release of the flotation element
- said towable flotation element is connected to the boat by a end acting as a trailer and comprising at least one means acting as a shock absorber.
- Said flotation element is a floating board and has a hydrodynamic shape and carries all or partially the victim out of the water with a minimum of tensile strength in water.
- the flotation element is symmetrical on each face with respect to its horizontal plane, inflatable and fitted with towing attachments.
- the flotation element comprises at least one gripping element acting as a handle and / or stirrup to facilitate the exit of the water from the man overboard.
- the device on board the boat includes a means acting as a winch to winch and raise the trailer, the flotation element and the victim on board.
- the winch is on board the boat.
- the winch is manual and on board the floating element.
- the winch is electrically triggered remotely by a control means such as the trailer.
- It includes a launcher on board the boat intended to launch the flotation element connected to the trailer in a container in the shape of an ogive.
- the launcher on board the boat, intended to launch the flotation element, is triggered by traction on the floating end or by radio remote control carried by the victim, the control can be automatic as soon as it comes into contact with water or actuated manually.
- the means acting as a winch is a floating anchor secured to one of the ends of the end acting as a trailer while the other end is fixed to the floating board, said end passing through a return pulley mounted on board the boat.
- the pulley is fitted in its fixing on the boat with a shock absorber.
- the floating anchor is mounted on the floating board where it can be dropped into the water by the victim.
- Figure 1 is a schematic view of the boat equipped with a trailing floating end, a flotation element connected to a means acting as a trailer. Three diagrams illustrate this embodiment.
- Figure 2 is a schematic view of the boat equipped with a trailing floating end, a flotation element connected to a means acting as a trailer and a winch. Three diagrams illustrate this embodiment.
- Figure 3 is a schematic view of the boat equipped with a trailing floating end, a flotation element connected to a means acting as a trailer, a launcher and a winch. Three diagrams illustrate this embodiment.
- Figure 4 is a schematic view of the boat equipped with a flotation element, a means acting as a launcher remotely controlled by the fall of the victim overboard, a container, a winch.
- Figure 5 is a perspective view of a flotation member.
- Figure 6 is a top view of a flotation member according to another embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a view in longitudinal section of the flotation element according to FIG. 6 with the victim placed face down to be towed.
- Figure 8 is a side view of a boat with an on-board launcher and a trailing floating end.
- Figure 9 is a view according to Figure 5 where the launcher launched the container which contains the flotation element connected to the boat by a trailer.
- Figure 10 is a schematic view of a launcher according to the device, launcher which contains a container in the shape of a warhead in which is placed the flotation element.
- FIG. 11 is a view of the winch which is on board the boat and which makes it possible to winch the flotation element and the victim on board the boat, by means of the trailer.
- Figure 12 is a view of an arrangement mode of the winch, the flotation member and the trailer.
- Figure 13 is a view of the stationary device on board the boat.
- the means serving as a winch to winch and raise the trailer, the flotation element and the victim on board is an anchor which, by a set of pulleys struck on the flotation element and on the boat and which is fixed at the end. acting as a trailer, makes it possible to winch with the speed of the boat the whole (flotation-victim element).
- Figure 14 is a detail view showing the attachment and release of the device.
- Figure 15 is a schematic view of the operation of the device and the winching of the flotation element by the floating anchor.
- the onboard self-recovery device of a conscious man overboard is of the type using a floating end 1 as shown in FIG. 1, said floating end being connected to a flotation element 3, said flotation element 3 possibly containing the safety and emergency equipment for rescue.
- the trailing floating end 1 is intended to be recovered by the man overboard as it acts as a control means for dropping the flotation element 3.
- This end acting as a trailer 4 is equipped with a means acting as a shock absorber 5.
- a means acting as a shock absorber 5 As shown in Figure 1, the three diagrams show that when the victim 6 falls into the sea, the latter if he is conscious, can recover the floating end 1 and use the floating end as a control means to trigger the release flotation element 3.
- the victim 6 can then hoist himself up on the flotation element 3 and get down on his stomach and let himself be dragged by the trailer 3, the element acting as a shock absorber can easily allow the victim 6 to get in place without coupling in relation to the towing of the boat.
- the boat is equipped with a winch 7 with automatic release with a control means such as the trailer.
- the victim can thus trigger the winching maneuver from the flotation element 3.
- the winch is arranged in such a way on the boat 2 that the winching operation of the floating element allows the recovery of the recovery on board the floating element 3 and of the victim 6 which is attached to it.
- the boat 2 is equipped with a launcher 8, said launcher 8 is controlled by the trailing floating end 1 which acts as a control means for triggering the launch of a container 9, container in which the flotation element 3 and the trailer 4 are arranged.
- the container 9 has a shape of a warhead.
- the warhead 9 is hollow to arrange the flotation element 3 and the trailer 4.
- the victim 6 is equipped with a radio control 26 which is triggered, as soon as it is in contact with water and triggers the launcher 8.
- the launcher 8 is also provided with 'a microreceptor 27 which activates the launcher.
- the radio control 26 can also be activated manually.
- FIG. 5 highlights the flotation element 3 which in particular comprises a gripping element 10 which allows the victim 6 to use this handle as a stirrup to be held on the flotation element 3 in particular when the latter is winched and then lifted aboard the boat 2.
- FIGs 6 and 7 highlight the technical characteristics of this flotation element which has in particular a hydrodynamic shape, close to that of a mattress or a floating board, to carry all or part of the victim as shown in Figure 7 and this, with a minimum of water and wind resistance when towing the flotation element 3 by the boat 2 since the latter continues its course.
- FIG. 10 represents a launcher 8 according to the device. It is a barrel, the tube 11 of which is disposed on a support 12 with adjustable feet 13.
- the support 12 receives the propellant which is actuated by means of a gas reserve 15.
- the base of the barrel is fixed by an adjustable fastener 16.
- the position of the various fixing rings 17 allows, as well as the adjustment of the length of the feet 13, 14, to adjust the launch angle of the launcher.
- the actuating trigger 25 is connected to the floating trailing end 1.
- the container 9 which has the shape of a warhead and which contains the flotation element 3. Said flotation element 3 is itself - even connected to the trailer 4.
- FIG. 11 represents a winch 7 with its electric motor 29 which is actuated by a control lever 18 to which the trailer 4 is connected.
- the winch 7 naturally includes a winding drum 19.
- FIG. 12 highlights a possible example of arrangement of the winch 7, of the trailer 4 of the folded flotation element 3.
- the assembly is arranged at the level of the rail 20.
- the winch 7 is at the level of the bridge 21, while a support 22 is fixed on the rail 20 overboard and in a position above the winch 7.
- This support 22 receives a protective packaging 23 for the trailer 4 which is coiled in said packaging 23 and which is connected, at one end, to the winch 7, while the other end is connected to the folded flotation element 3.
- the buoyancy element 3 is placed in the support 22 in an unstable equilibrium retained by a fragile cord 28 also connected by a ring 24 at the trailing floating end 1.
- the violent pull of the victim 6 on the trailing floating end 1 breaks the cord 2, which causes the folded flotation element 3, which was in unstable equilibrium above the water, to fall overboard.
- the buoyancy element 3 inflates automatically or not if it is inflatable and the victim 6 can be towed by hanging on it.
- Victim 6 can trigger his winching and lifting on board.
- the device according to the invention represented in FIGS. 13, 14 and 15 comprises the same elements with in addition a floating anchor 30 which acts as a winch 7.
- the device is fixed by its quick release support 22 which itself fixed to the rail 20 or rear panel.
- the floating anchor 30 is fixed to the floating element or floating board 3. It is connected by a rope 31 to the trailer 4 which is partly coiled in a storage bag 32 while passing around a return pulley 33.
- Said pulley 33 is fixed to the rail 20 by a tip 34 while that a shock absorber 5 is disposed between said pulley 33 and the point of attachment to the rail 20.
- the carabiner 38 frees the floating board from the trailer 4.
- the carabiner 39 is opened by the victim to release the floating anchor 30 which falls into the water.
- the man fallen into the sea once on the floating board 3 can drop the floating anchor 30 which, by the speed of the boat and the return pulley, brings back, according to arrow 1, said floating board 3 towards the boat.
- the floating anchor 30 may not be connected to the double trailer 4 which passes through the pulley 33 but be attached to the floating board 3 in another place. In this case, it is then the victim himself who strikes the floating anchor 30 on one end of the trailer (and not automatically) and who then releases this end from the buoyancy board 3.
- a) - to provide a flotation element to the victim in all cases b) - to provide a floating element that is still on the water when the victim catches it, c) - to provide a floating element connected to the boat, d) - to provide a floating element that is illuminated at night, e ) - to provide a fast setting floating element, which should not be put on, thus losing precious seconds, f) - to provide a floating element which is effective on one side as on the other, it is symmetrical on each side with respect to its horizontal plane, g) - to provide a floating element which can be pulled behind a boat at high speed, with the victim on it, without the latter being submerged or drowned, h) - to provide an element flotation device which will lift the victim's body out of the water in order to reduce the tensile strength, i) - to provide the victim with
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