KR101489428B1 - Abalone net cage culture farms - Google Patents
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Abstract
The abalone cage farm of the present invention is made of a porous concrete material, A cage net bound to the artificial fish candle so as to surround the periphery of the artificial fish candle; And a buoy having buoyancy to float the cage net in the water surface direction.
As a result, the installation cost of the facility can be significantly reduced as compared with the conventional floating type cage culture farm.
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The present invention relates to an abalone cage farm, and more particularly to an abalone cage farm which is constructed not to be affected by strong waves due to a typhoon, wind and algae.
Generally, the abalone for abortion is grown in a land farm for a certain period and grows up to 2cm ~ 3cm in diameter.
As shown in FIG. 1, a plurality of rooms are formed on the floating structure using a floating structure in the form of a large ship, as shown in FIG. 1, and each individual room is divided into sea surface water (depth 1m - 3m) And it has been cultivated in a way that periodically feeds the food with a spatula growing about 2cm ~ 3cm.
This type of float-type floating structure can be used for various tasks such as feed (feed) feeding, cage exchange, abalone collection, etc., Such a tip-end floating structure has a problem that the installation cost is extremely high.
In addition, the float-type structure is so large that it requires a lot of cost and manpower to be transferred to a safe place when a typhoon occurs. If it can not be transferred to a safe place, damage to the structure and abalone, It causes enormous property damage to fishermen.
Especially, in Korea, because several typhoons are passing every year, it is a reality that astronomical damage is occurring nationwide.
Also, in the case of the tipped floating cage system, much energy is consumed and manpower is consumed in order to exchange seawater inside the cage for fresh seawater outside the cage.
Since the red tide is usually spread over the middle of the sea, it is possible to cause the abalone to be mass-killed in the floating type floating cage.
Therefore, it is required to develop an overturned cage farm which is reduced in installation cost and is not affected by strong waves due to typhoons, wind and algae.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide an abalone cage farm where the installation cost can be greatly reduced.
Another object of the present invention is to provide an abalone cage farm which is not affected by strong waves, wind and algae caused by typhoons.
In order to accomplish the above object, an abalone cage farm in accordance with the present invention comprises: an artificial fish which is formed of a porous concrete material and installed on the sea floor; A cage net bound to the artificial fish candle so as to surround the periphery of the artificial fish candle; And a buoy having buoyancy to float the cage net in the water surface direction.
In addition, a penetrating habitat is formed in the artificial fish candle.
In addition, the format space is divided into two or more.
The plurality of artificial fishes are arranged in the lateral and longitudinal directions.
Further, irregularities are repeatedly formed along the inner wall surface of the artificial ear candle.
In addition, a plurality of first connection holes may be formed in the artificial fish candle so as to be coupled to the cage net.
Further, the artificial fish candle is characterized in that a plurality of exhaust holes are formed.
The cover may further comprise a plurality of through-holes formed on the open upper surface of the artificial ear candle.
Further, the lid is divided into two parts.
In addition, a base plate disposed between the artificial fish candle and the seabed is further provided.
In addition, a plurality of second connection holes are formed along the rim of the base plate so as to engage with the cage net.
In addition, the artificial fish candle and the base plate may be combined to form a single or a plurality of aggregates.
According to the abalone cage farm in accordance with the present invention, the facility installation cost can be significantly reduced as compared with the conventional floating type cage farm.
In addition, artificial fishes, cage nets and buoys are effective against strong waves caused by typhoons, winds and algae.
Specifically, since the cage net has a very small resistance against strong waves and algae, it does not cause any damage because it does not have any effect even if the strong force of the typhoon is applied to the cage net.
In addition, since the artificial fish made of concrete installed on the sea floor has the structure and the load that can withstand the influence of the strong algae caused by the typhoon, the abalone can safely hide, thereby preventing damage caused by typhoon.
In addition, when the abalone spoil is put into the abalone farm of the present invention and the food is fed into the cage nets bound to the artificial abalone, the abalone spoil and the feed can not be separated from the cage.
In addition, since the abalone farming farm of the present invention basically consists of artificial fishes, cage nets and buoys, which are concrete structures, installation cost is lower than that of the conventional marine floating farm shown in Fig. 1 and the damage caused by typhoons is almost semi-permanent , Which will greatly contribute to the income increase of abalone farmers and the reduction of the national budget.
In addition, the abalone cage farm of the present invention does not need to exchange seawater inside the cage with fresh seawater outside the cage, unlike the conventional float-type floating cage system. Therefore, the management cost due to the consumption of electric energy As a result, we can greatly improve our management balance.
In addition, since the abalone farming system of the present invention is in a net cage system, the abalone is inhabited by artificial reefs of the sea floor. Therefore, even if there is little red tide damage or damage, the damage is relatively less than that of the conventional tip type floating cage system. To increase their income.
1 is a view showing a conventional marine floating cage farm.
2 is a perspective view showing an abalone cage farm in accordance with the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view explaining the artificial fish candle of FIG. 2 in an exploded state.
Fig. 4 is a perspective view showing the base plate of Fig. 2;
Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an abalone cage farm in accordance with the present invention, FIGS. 3a and 3b are perspective views explaining the artificial fish of FIG. 2, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the base plate of FIG.
2 to 4, the abalone cage farm A according to the present invention includes an
First, the
The
Further, the
Particularly, the
The
Meanwhile, the height of the cage net 200 is adjusted to the depth of field.
In addition, the
In principle, the
Meanwhile, the
In this case, when the upper part of the cage net is bundled into one piece, the cage is closed, thereby preventing the inflow of various kinds of contaminants into the cage. .
In addition, the artificial fish candle (100) is provided with a habitat space (110) in which the overturned pierce is formed.
3A, or the overall size of the
In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the plurality of
The
At this time, the
A plurality of first connection holes 101 are formed through the wall of the
A plurality of discharge holes 102 are formed in the wall surface of the
Further, as the flow of the algae is generated in the
The
Accordingly, the
On the other hand, the
Since the sea bottom surface on which the
In addition, the
Accordingly, when the
A plurality of second connection holes 501 are formed along the rim of the
It is noted that the
Finally, the
According to the abalone cage farm (A) of the present invention, the facility installation cost can be greatly reduced as compared with the conventional tipped floating cage farm.
In addition, the
Specifically, since the
In addition, since the
In addition, when the abalone spoil is put into the abalone cage farm (A) of the present invention and the food is fed into the cage nets bound to the artificial fish supernet (100), the abalone spoil and the feed can not be separated from the cage.
The abalone cage farm (A) of the present invention is basically composed of
In addition, the abalone cage farm (A) of the present invention does not have to exchange fresh seawater inside the cage with fresh water outside the cage, unlike the conventional tip-type float cage system. Therefore, Since all of the costs can be saved, the management balance can be greatly improved.
In addition, since the abalone farm (A) of the present invention lives in the submarine artificial reef (100) in the net cage system, there is little or no damage to red tides and the damage is relatively reduced compared to the conventional tip type floating cage system Resulting in increased income of farmers.
Although the preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail, the technical scope of the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, but should be construed according to the claims. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that many modifications and variations are possible without departing from the scope of the present invention.
For example, the shape, arrangement, size and the like of the abalone cage farm of the present invention can be changed.
A - Abalone Cage farm 100 - Artificial fish
200 - Cage Net 300 - Buoy
400 - cover 500 - base plate
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A cage net bound to the artificial fish candle so as to surround the periphery of the artificial fish candle;
A buoy having buoyancy to float the cage net in the water surface direction; And
And a base plate having a plurality of second connection holes formed to be engaged with the cage net disposed between the artificial fish candle and the seabed,
A plurality of first connection holes and a plurality of exhaust holes are formed in the artificial fish heel so as to be engaged with the cage net,
Wherein the cage net is formed as a hollow quadrangular prism so as to be coupled with a second connection hole formed at a rim of the base plate, and four buoys are provided at corners of a cage net formed by quadrangular prisms. .
Wherein the artificial fish candle is formed with a penetrating habitat.
Wherein the habitat space is formed by two or more compartments.
Wherein the plurality of artificial fishes are arranged in the horizontal and vertical directions.
Wherein irregularities are repeatedly formed along the inner wall surface of the artificial fish candle.
Further comprising a lid formed with a plurality of through holes formed on the opened upper surface of the artificial fish candle.
Wherein the lid is divided into two parts.
Wherein the artificial fish candle and the base plate are combined and integrally formed into a single or a plurality of aggregates.
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