KR101056795B1 - Method of making funeral coffins using Korean paper - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a funeral coffin using hanji, which will be described in more detail, using Korean paper, which is a traditional Korean paper, but structurally strong, light, eco-friendly, The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a buried or cosmetic tube inlaid with elegance.

Funerals, caskets, and Korean paper

Description

A process for preparing coffin by using Hanji}

The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a funeral coffin using hanji, which will be described in more detail, using Korean paper, which is a traditional Korean paper, but structurally strong, light, eco-friendly, The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a buried or cosmetic tube inlaid with elegance.

In Korea's funeral culture, burial and cremation are predominant, and burial or cremation caskets are used at each time to bury the body. Funeral coffins used in the past are almost wooden wood coffins, the outer surface of which is painted an organic synthetic material. Therefore, valuable forest resources are lumbered to manufacture the woodwind, and when the woodwind is burned for cremation, many toxic gases are generated, which causes air pollution.

In order to solve the problems of the conventional woodwind as described above, various efforts have recently been made to manufacture eco-friendly pipes using various materials. For example, Korean Patent Publication No. 2000-36503 (published date; July 5, 2000) introduces a paper sheet made of paper. The branch pipe is a structure in which the inner cover is inserted into the inside of the main body and the inner cover is positioned on the upper part of the main body, and the main body is cut to have a side part and a cover around the bottom part on a developed view, and then formed into a shape through an adhesive or the like. The inner protector is characterized in that the body in one direction is made in a narrow form so that the body does not move.

However, the conventional paper tube as described above is made of a paper such as cardboard as a main material, it is hard to escape the image of low-cost goods, there is a limit to feel the lack of devotion or dignity for the deceased, there is a problem that is not structurally strong.

On the other hand, Hanji (우리나라) is a traditional paper made of bark of bark, and has been used as a funeral item such as veterinary or ossuary for a long time due to various functional advantages and sincerity and effort required in the manufacturing process.

For example, Korean Patent Registration No. 0634959 (Registration Date; Oct. 10, 2006) introduces Hanji crypt box, which is made of Korean paper material of mulberry and forms corrugated paper, and lacquered inside and outside so that the ash remains can be kept clean. It is. According to the hanjijikgeol because of the constant temperature, humidity, and antibacterial action, the bones do not rot or worms, not only coagulates with the bones, but also formed of a nature-friendly material has the advantage of easy disposal.

In addition, Korean Patent Registration No. 0722928 (registration date; May 22, 2007) introduces a manufacturing method of hanji crypt box that is light and excellent in durability and insect repellency. The manufacturing method comprises the steps of forming a semi-finished main body and the lid by pouring the dehydrated liquid by pouring Hanji liquid (韓 紙 液) to the main frame and the lid frame on the surface; Cleaning the surface by rubbing the outer surface of the body and the lid with sandpaper or the like; Impregnating the surface of the body and the lid to improve the density and smoothness of the fiber tissue; A decorative step of inserting various religious patterns, traditional patterns or memorial texts on the outer surface of the main body or the lid; Lacquering the outer surfaces of the body and the lid to improve insect repellent properties and surface hardness; .

As described above, the ossuary using hanji has been developed in various ways, but burial or cosmetic tubes using hanji have not been developed. The reason why the funeral coffin using hanji has not yet been developed is that the burial or cosmetic coffin has a much larger size than the ossuary, and the whole structure is required because the coffin must be moved in the state of placing the dead body. The challenge was to maintain the physical strength to support the weight.

However, if a reinforcing material such as wood, MDF, plastic sheet or the like is inserted into the inside of the paper, there is a fear that the traditional image of a tube made of paper is fading.

Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a method of manufacturing a cosmetic or cosmetic tube, which is made of traditional Korean paper (지), but durable and light, environmentally friendly, and quality and dignity.

In order to achieve the above object, a method of manufacturing a funeral casket using Korean paper according to the present invention includes cutting a cardboard into a constant width W and cutting the cardboard along one side thereof. Preparing an reinforcing rib by forming an assembly groove cut in the direction W); Assembling the grooves of the reinforcing ribs with each other to assemble a grid-shaped reinforcing frame having the reinforcing ribs crossed in the horizontal and vertical directions; Attaching cardboard to each of both sides of the reinforcing frame to manufacture reinforcing cardboard; Cutting and adhering the reinforcement cardboard to manufacture a tube body and a cover; Bonding hanji to the outer surface of the tube body and the cover, and applying starch paste thereon to dry it; Characterized in that consists of.

Funeral coffins manufactured according to the present invention basically use paper materials, so there is no fear of damaging precious forest resources, and because they burn quickly and decay quickly during cremation or burial, there is no fear of environmental pollution. .

In addition, since the funeral casket manufactured according to the present invention is manufactured using Korean paper, which is a traditional Korean paper, it is eco-friendly and has sincerity and dignity.It is also possible to decorate various characters or patterns as necessary. There is an effect that can improve the functionality by adding oil.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is a perspective view showing the reinforcing rib 10 and the reinforcing frame 20 used in the present invention, Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the structure of the reinforcing cardboard 30, Figure 3 is a tubular body 40 and the cover (50) is shown.

Method of manufacturing a funeral coffin using hanji according to the present invention is a reinforcing rib 10 preparing step, reinforcing frame 20 assembly step, reinforcing cardboard 30 manufacturing step, tube body 40 and the cover 50 is made of a manufacturing step, the paper 60 is a bonding step.

First, in the preparation step of the reinforcing rib 10, as shown in Figure 1 to cut the cardboard (板紙) to a predetermined width (W) and to form the assembly groove 11 along one side thereof to manufacture the reinforcing rib (10). At this time, the cardboard (板紙) can be used, for example, conventional corrugated cardboard, hard cardboard.

The width W of the reinforcing rib 10 becomes a factor that determines the thickness of the reinforcing cardboard 30, and furthermore, the thickness of the tube body 40 and the cover 50, so that the width W of the reinforcing rib 10 is determined in advance. ~ 5.5 Cm is appropriate.

And, the assembling groove 11 is formed side by side along the side of the reinforcing rib 10, the length is to be half of the width (W) of the reinforcing rib 10, it is preferable to form a plurality at equal intervals. Do.

Next, in the assembling step of the reinforcing frame 20, the assembly grooves 11 are fitted to each other to assemble the reinforcing ribs 10 to cross in the horizontal and vertical directions. At this time, the shape formed while the reinforcing ribs 10 cross each other may be configured to take a square, rectangular, rhombic or regular hexagonal structure. The portion where the reinforcing ribs 10 cross each other is bonded to each other with a conventional adhesive so that the entire reinforcing frame 20 forms one body.

Next, in the manufacturing step of the reinforcing cardboard 30, the cardboard (板紙) is attached to both sides of the reinforcing frame 20, respectively. The thickness of the finished reinforcement cardboard 30 is suitably 3 to 6 Cm. If the thickness is less than 3 Cm, the reinforcement cardboard 30 may be too thin or may not have sufficient physical strength. On the contrary, if the thickness is more than 6 Cm, the thickness of the tube body 40 and the cover 50 will be too thick.

In the present invention, the thickness of the reinforcing cardboard 30 constituting the tube body 40 and the reinforcing cardboard 30 constituting the cover 50 may be different.

Next, in the manufacturing process of the tube body 40 and the cover 50, the reinforcement cardboard 30 is cut and bonded to manufacture the tube body 40 and the cover 50. The shape of the tube body 40 and the cover 50 may be configured in various shapes as needed within the scope of the object of the present invention, the method of attaching the reinforcement cardboard 30 in a conventional manner It can be carried out.

Next, in the step of adhering the Korean paper 60, the Korean paper 60 is adhered to the outer surfaces of the tubular body 40 and the cover 50, and the tapioca starch paste is applied and dried on the outer surface thereof. The Hanji 60 may be bonded two or more layers in turn by dividing the primary and chaebol for, as needed, may be bonded only one layer. And there is no particular limitation to the method of bonding the paper 60, it is preferable to adhere using a tapioca (Tapioca) starch pool.

The tapioca (Tapioca) is a starch made by grinding the fiber left after thinly cutting and squeezing the roots of cassava (cassava) from the tropics, the digestion is well digested and used as a raw material of glucose, porridge, soup, etc. It is also used as a fabric paste for its excellent adhesive strength.

The Hanji 60 may be selected in various colors, and if necessary, bleaching agents such as Lax are used to decolor part or all of the Hanji 60, or partially beads on the surface of the Hanji 60. You can also sprinkle with gold powder.

The starch paste applied to the outer surface of the Hanji 60 forms a thin film on the surface of the Hanji 60 after it is dried, thereby preventing the Hanji 60 from occurring by physical friction and providing a soft luster. .

On the other hand, in the present invention, after attaching the hanji 60, the decorative hanji 61 in the form of a variety of letters or figures on it may be attached, and the starch paste may be applied thereon to give a three-dimensional impression. The decorative hanji 61 may be composed of a variety of letters and patterns, such as the deceased's name or job title, or a Bible passage or cross, Taiji, elders, or flowers that the deceased liked during his lifetime.

In addition, in the present invention, the essential oil (Essential Oil) diluent can be sprayed on the starch paste coating film. As is well known, essencell oil is a highly volatile liquid extracted from natural plants such as flowers, leaves, stems, branches, and shells. It functions to let you.

Essential oils that can be used in the present invention is not particularly limited, but Cyprus (CYPRESS), peppermint (PEPPERMINT), lavender (LAVENDER), VETIVER, PATCHOULI, Angelica (ANGELICA), juniper extract Preference is given to using at least one selected.

For reference, FIG. 4 is a real photograph of a funeral coffin using Korean paper prepared according to the present invention.

1 is a perspective view showing the reinforcing rib 10 and the reinforcing frame 20 used in the present invention,

2 is a cross-sectional view showing the structure of the reinforcing cardboard 30,

3 is a view showing the tubular body 40 and the cover 50,

4 is a real picture of a funeral coffin manufactured according to the present invention.

Description of the Related Art

10; Reinforcing ribs 11; Assembly Home

20; Reinforcement frame 30; Reinforcement cardboard

40; Tube body 50; cover

60; Hanji (韓 紙)

Claims (3)

Cutting the cardboard into a predetermined width W and forming an assembly groove 11 cut along the side of the width W to prepare a reinforcing rib 10; Assembling the reinforcing ribs 10 of the reinforcing ribs 10 to each other to assemble the grid-shaped reinforcing frame 20 formed by crossing the reinforcing ribs 10 in the horizontal and vertical directions; Manufacturing a reinforcement cardboard 30 by attaching cardboard to each of both sides of the reinforcement frame 20; Cutting and adhering the reinforcing cardboard 30 to manufacture a tubular body 40 and a cover 50; Adhering the hanji (60) to the outer surfaces of the tubular body (40) and the cover (50), and applying and drying tapioca starch paste thereon; A method for producing a funeral coffin using hanji, comprising: The method of claim 1, wherein the decorative paper (61) in the form of a letter or figure is further attached on the paper (60), and tapioca (Tapioca) starch paste is applied thereon. Method of making funeral coffins. The method according to claim 1 or 2, after the starch is dried, CYPRESS, PEPEPERMINT, lavender, LAVENDER, VETIVER, PATCHOULI, Angelica Method for producing a funeral tube using hanji, characterized in that spraying at least one essential oil diluent selected from the juniper extract.

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