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Abstract
The present invention relates to a mussel culture apparatus and a mussel culture method using the apparatus,
The mussel aquaculture system 100 includes a main rope 200 installed in a lattice shape floating on the sea surface and an underwater rope 110 fixed to an upper end of the main rope 200 and cultured in a mussel, Several ropes 111 to 114 of different materials are formed to have a large diameter so as to increase the surface area of the outer diameter portion so as to increase the survival rate of the mussel and protrude the protruding strands 115 along the outer diameter portion, In the twisted clearance, anti-staling means 120 for preventing stagnation of the mussels on the under rope 110 are inserted at regular intervals, and the outer surface of the under rope 110 prevents the loss of the mussel seedlings and protects the mussels Shaped protection net 130, thereby increasing the productivity of the mussel and providing a more environmentally friendly mussel culture.
Description
The present invention relates to a mussel aquaculture device and a mussel aquaculture method using the same, and more particularly, to a mussel aquaculture device which improves the survival rate of mussels and does not cause various pollutants, And more particularly, to a more environmentally friendly mussel aquaculture device and a method of producing a mussel aquarium using the device.
In general, mussels are one of the foods enjoyed in Korea, mainly shellfish living in the reef area of the coast of the South Sea. The mussel has been fertilized in spring, which is a spawning season, and has been floating in seawater for about a month. After that, it goes into attachment life in shallow coastal reefs. Taste is reduced in spawning season and toxins are produced in summer, so it is usually harvested in a safe winter season. It is then boiled or dried and added to soup or various dishes.
In the past, mussels have been harvested from natural sources, but the demand for domestic and export has increased dramatically. Recently, they have been cultivated in the southern coastal area and harvested more than 5000 tons a year.
The mussel culture can be cultivated by a variety of positive methods, including bottom-up gestation and water-picking, which are commonly applied to general marine life.
The bottom type is a method in which the seedling is grown on the sea floor or the seedling is grown on the attached substrate. This is a method of cultivating aquaculture creatures by hanging in water, and it is more productive because it grows better than bottom-type or other-positive methods and utilizes three-dimensionally used sea as a cultivation area. Therefore, most of marine life forms such as oysters, pearl shells, scallops, sea urchins, seaweeds, and kelp are made up of marine foods.
A typical mussel aquaculture system used in the conventional method is a main rope installed in a lattice shape floating on the sea surface, and a submarine under which the upper end is fixed to the main rope. To grow in a herd.
In addition, the mussel that has been assembled in the underwater rope grows as an adult, and the weight gradually increases, causing gravitational pulling to the lower end of the underwater rope. In order to prevent such a problem, (20) having the configuration as shown in Fig. Therefore, the mussel stopping prevention means 20 is bundled and fixed to the
The mussel aquarium apparatus to which the conventional technique as described above is applied comprises a mussel aquarium apparatus which is fixed to the main rope and fixes the anti-sagging means on the rope so as to prevent the mussel from getting stuck.
However, the underwater rope used in the conventional mussel aquaculture system generally uses a small-diameter synthetic resin rope with a diameter of 5 mm or less. Since the surface of the rope is smoothly formed, the mussel is considerably less stable and the mussel is moved to the underwater rope The growth of mussel meat is inhibited because unnecessary nutrients are lost in the formation of foot filaments which are secreted from the epidermis.
In addition, the above-described underwater rope has a problem that the unit area of the outer diameter portion, that is, the area where the mussel can be staked is narrow, resulting in a decrease in productivity, and the mussel seedling is easily removed from the under rope while growing into an adult.
Meanwhile, as a means for preventing the mussels from being stuck on the underwater rope, waste tire pieces which are inexpensive and easy to handle are mainly used, but the following serious problems are caused.
First, the waste tires, which are petroleum compounds, contain a large amount of carcinogenic substances that are very harmful to human body. The mussel larvae absorb the harmful components as they are mobilized on the waste tires fixed on the underwater ropes and remain in the mussel body. Causing an immune system abnormality or causing a cancer, and the like.
Further, as the waste tire is exposed to seawater for a long period of time while being fixed to the underwater rope, toxic substances are introduced into the sea, causing pollution of the marine environment and threatening an aquatic ecosystem.
Accordingly, the present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems,
1. A mussel aquaculture apparatus (100) for mussel culture, comprising: a main rope (200) installed in a lattice shape suspended in sea water and having an upper end fixed to the underside of the rope (110);
The
In the twisting gap of the underwater rope (110), anti-staling means (120) for preventing stagnation of the mussel activated in the underwater rope (110) are inserted at regular intervals;
The outer surface of the
The present invention relates to a mussel aquaculture system comprising a plurality of ropes formed by twisting ropes of different materials, and the surface friction force of the ropes is increased. Therefore, the mussel is excellent in activatability and the loss of nutrients due to the secretion of the footbath It can be minimized so that it has a beneficial effect on meat growth.
In addition, since the surface area of the outer diameter portion is larger than that of the rope of the small diameter in the past, particularly the protruding strands are formed, the productivity of the mussel can be further increased and the mussel can be stably maintained even if it grows into an adult .
In the meantime, since the underwater rope is provided with the anti-fogging means in which the sharp point portion, the separation preventing boss and the concave-convex portion are integrally injection-molded by using a synthetic resin material, easy insertion into the under rope improves the workability and the anti- Can be prevented from being separated. In addition, the mussels can be easily attached to the irregularities, which is more effective in increasing the survival rate.
In particular, through the use of the above-mentioned anti-sagging means, it is possible to solve the problems such as adsorption of the carcinogenic substances in the mussel and environmental pollution caused by the use of the conventional waste tire, and therefore, An eco-friendly mussel aquaculture device and a mussel aquaculture method using the device.
1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a mussel aquaculture apparatus of the present invention.
BACKGROUND OF THE
3 is a diagram illustrating an example of a use state of a mussel aquaculture apparatus of the present invention and an embodiment of a mussel aquaculture method using the apparatus.
FIG. 4 is a view illustrating a use state of a mussel aquarium according to another embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a flow chart showing a step-by-step process according to an embodiment of the mussel culture method of the present invention.
6 is an exemplary image according to an embodiment of a mussel culture apparatus of the present invention.
7 is an exemplary view of a conventional mussel culture apparatus;
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, the structure and operation of a mussel culture apparatus and a mussel culture method using the apparatus of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a mussel aquaculture apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a mussel aquaculture device of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a view illustrating a use state of a mussel culture apparatus and a mussel culture method using the apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 6 is an exemplary image of a mussel culture apparatus according to the present invention, and FIG. 7 is a view illustrating a conventional mussel culture apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
The mussel aquaculture apparatus to which the technique of the present invention is applied is composed of a
In addition, the
Since the water rope (110) for general mussel aquaculture equipment can be formed at a depth of about 5 meters below sea level according to the standards of aquaculture fishing facility, if several ropes are twisted to have a large diameter, the area of excitation of the outer diameter portion is increased, . However, when the synthetic resin rope is used alone, there is a problem in that the rate of sliding of the mussel drops due to the smooth surface texture.
Therefore, the
Further, a
The protruding
The anti-stamper 120 is integrally injection-molded using a synthetic resin so as to prevent the mussel that has been activated in the under
Therefore, the stamper prevention means 120 is provided with a
The
The concave and
Meanwhile, the
A fixing
Hereinafter, a mussel culture method using the mussel aquarium apparatus to which the present invention is applied will be described.
The method for preparing a mussel according to the present invention mainly comprises an underwater rope preparing step (S100), an anti-fouling means inserting step (S200), a mussel inserting step (S300), a fixing step (S400), and a receiving step (S500).
The
Therefore, the surface friction force and the activated surface area of the
In the step S200 of inserting the anti-staling unit, the
The squeezing prevention means 120 includes a squeezing
The mussel-inserting step S300 includes wrapping the outer surface of the
The
In the fixing step S400, the outside of the
The upper end of the
FIG. 3 illustrates a state of use according to an embodiment of the present invention as described above. As shown in FIG. 3, in addition to a method of individually forming the
As described above, the mussel aquaculture apparatus of the present invention and the mussel aquaculture method using the apparatus can improve the productivity of mussels because it increases the survival rate of mussels and does not cause harmful pollutants to humans and the environment. There is an advantage to enable.
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The underwater ropes 110 are formed by twisting several ropes 111 to 114 of different materials so as to increase the surface area of the outer diameter portion so as to increase the rate of survival of the mussel and protrude the projecting strands 115 along the outer diameter portion ;
In the twisting gap of the underwater rope (110), anti-staling means (120) for preventing stagnation of the mussel activated on the under rope (110) are inserted at regular intervals;
The outer surface of the underwater rope 110 is provided with a tube-shaped protective net 130 of a biodegradable material so as to surround the protective net 130 to prevent the loss of the mussel seedlings and to protect the activated mussels;
The squeezing prevention means 120 includes a pointed portion 121 formed at both ends for facilitating insertion into the twist clearance of the underwater rope 110 and a pointed portion 121 projecting toward the central portion where the underwater rope 110 is seated, A protruding portion 122 and an uneven portion 123 formed along the separation preventing protrusion 122 from the pointed portion 121 are integrally injection-molded using synthetic resin;
Wherein a protective strap (140) is formed at an end of the protective net (130) to wrap the outside of the protective net (130) in a spiral shape along the longitudinal direction of the rope to disperse the load of the mussel.
In order to prevent the mussels from being stuck on the under rope 110, a sharp-pointed portion 121 is formed at both ends of the mooring rope 110 and a separation preventing tuck 122 that is perpendicularly or recessed toward the center portion and a separation preventing tuck 122 from the sharp- (S200) of inserting the anti-fouling means (120) integrally injection-molded with synthetic resin into the twist gap of the under rope (110) at regular intervals;
A mussel inserting step S300 for inserting a mussel seedling after wrapping the outer surface of the underwater rope 110 with the biodegradable protective net 130 to prevent the mussel seedling from being lost at the underwater rope 110 and protecting the mussel )Wow;
A step S400 of winding the outside of the protection net 130 along the longitudinal direction with a fixing strap 140 formed at the end of the protection net 130 to disperse the load of the mussel activated in the underwater rope 110;
(S500) of fixing the upper end of the underwater rope (110) to a main rope (200) installed in a lattice shape suspended in sea water and sinking the underwater rope (500).
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