KR102343876B1 - Tewak mesh and female diver work management system using the same - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a tewak fishnet and a female diver work management system using the same. According to the present invention, a tewak and a fishnet are removably coupled by a tewak container for tewak storage inside. As a result, the fishnet can be easily separated before transporting harvested seafood to the ground. The tewak fishnet of the present invention includes: a tewak (100) providing buoyancy for floating on a water surface; a fishnet (200) hanging from the tewak (100) such that harvested seafood is placed inside; a tewak container (300) having an internal accommodating space (310) for accommodating the tewak (100) and having an opening-closing portion (320) on one side such that the accommodating space (310) is opened and closed; and removable means (400) provided between the outside of the tewak container (300) and the upper end of the fishnet (200) and removably coupled to each other.

Description

Tewak mesh and female diver work management system using the same}

The present invention relates to a tewak netfish and a haenyeo work management system using the same, and more particularly, when tewak and netherfish are detachably combined by a tewak receptor that can be stored in tewak, when transporting the harvested seafood to land. It relates to a tewak mesh that can easily separate the fish and to a work management system for haenyeo using the same.

In general, a haenyeo refers to a woman whose job is to go into the sea without an oxygen supplying device and dig seaweed and shellfish. These haenyeo are also called diving or jamnyeo. At this time, a haenyeo who collects shellfish or algae while doing material (collecting seafood in the sea) is called an active diver, and a person who used to do material before and now collects algae in the shallow sea is called a former diver.

In particular, Jeju haenyeo in Korea has been recognized for its value in terms of folklore and feminism, and is a rare female najam fisherman that exists only on the Korean Peninsula around the world. It is highly appreciated for what it has done.

However, if we look at the current status of haenyeo in recent years, the age of haenyeo continues to increase year by year, and the number of haenyeo also tends to decrease gradually.

Nevertheless, as safety equipment related to the material of the haenyeo, it is only supporting the tewak, a floating tool used by haenyeo to lean on the water surface or to move by swimming.

An example of such a technique is disclosed in Document 1 below.

In Patent Document 1, 43.5% of PVC, 43.5% of DOP, 9% of DOA, 2% of impact inhibitor, and 2% of UV inhibitor are put in the mixer, and the temperature in the furnace is heated at a temperature of about 110 to 150 ° C for about 5 minutes. a blending process to ensure that the blending is done evenly; a shell molding process of molding the shell so that the dough mixed through the mixing process is put into the molding machine to form a connecting ring and an injection hole at both ends of the outer surface to form a hollow inside; A foaming resin filling process in which the polyurethane foamed resin is foamed at high pressure through an injection hole formed at one end of the hollow shell while going through the shell molding process, so that the shell is forcibly expanded due to the foaming pressure and filled closely; When the foamed resin made of polyurethane is completely filled inside the shell by the foaming resin filling process, the injection port is completely sealed to prevent water from flowing into the interior through the injection hole. has been

However, the conventional technique as described above has problems in that the manufacturing method of the buoy is complicated, so that the productivity is lowered and the manufacturing cost is increased. In addition, there is a problem in that the work must be carried out with great inconvenience in transport and handling because it is connected by a knot between the fishnet and the buoy where the harvested seafood is kept.

In addition, there is a problem that a ship must depart to the site in order to transport the fishnet fish containing seafood on land, and safety accidents such as collisions occur in the course of the ship moving.

Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 10-999-0073579 (published on Oct. 5, 1999)

The present invention has been devised to solve the above-described problems, and when transporting a fishnet containing seafood, it is configured to easily separate the fishnet from the fishnet, so that it is easy to transport and handle, and a fishnet using the same It aims to provide a haenyeo work management system.

In addition, water, snacks, lunch boxes, emergency medicines, etc. are stored in a storage box provided in Tewak and can be carried, so that haenyeo at sea can consume various foods stored in the storage box even among substances to relieve hunger or take medicine. It aims to provide a tewak mesh that can be used and a work management system for haenyeo using the same.

In addition, by installing a Tewak terminal in Tewak and performing wireless communication with the control server, it is possible to easily determine the location of the haenyeo where the substance has been terminated. The purpose of this is to provide a tewak mesh that can be transported to land and a management system for haenyeo using the same.

In order to achieve the above object, the Tewak mesh according to the present invention is a Tewak mesh consisting of a Tewak 100 that provides buoyancy so as to float on the water surface, and a Fishnet 200 that puts the seafood collected by hanging on the Tewak 100. In Lee, the receiving space 310 is formed to accommodate the tewak 100 therein, and the opening and closing part 320 is formed to open and close the accommodating space 310 on one side of the tewak receptor 300; It is provided between the outer side of the Tewak receptor 300 and the upper end of the mesh 200, and is a detachable means 400 that is removably coupled to each other. Consists of any one, and the detachable means 400 is connected to the end of the band 410 and consists of a detachable buckle 420 that is coupled to the male and female, the tewak 100, the receiving groove 111 is formed in the center body 110; a storage box 120 that is inserted into the receiving groove 111 and has a receiving space with an open top so that food and medicine can be stored therein; and a cover 130 operably coupled to an upper side of the storage box 120 to open and close, wherein the cover 130 is opened and closed by a one-touch method of pressing the button 140 formed in the storage box 120 . characterized.

In addition, the Tawak receptor 300 is characterized in that it is made of any one of a material of cloth, leather, synthetic fiber, and synthetic resin material.

In addition, it is characterized in that the connection ring 330 is installed on the outside of the tewak receptor 300 so as to be connected to the soft iron part worn on the waist of the haenyeo.

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In addition, the cover 130, the button 140 is formed on the front upper end of the storage box 120 is elastically deformed by an external force; a hinge shaft 150 which is inserted through the first hinge connection part 121 formed on the rear upper end of the storage box 120 and the second hinge connection part 131 formed on the rear end of the cover 130; a torsion spring 160 provided on an outer circumferential surface of the hinge shaft 150 to elastically support the hinge shaft 150; And it is formed at the front end of the cover 130, the locking jaw 170 caught on the button 140; characterized in that it is opened and closed by.

In addition, it is characterized in that a detachable storage case 500 is coupled to the lower inner circumferential surface of the storage box 120 with a watertight packing 510 interposed therebetween.

In addition, a circular groove portion 132 is formed on the upper surface of the cover 130 , and the handle 600 in the form of a semicircular band hinged to the upper surface of the cover 130 is accommodated in the groove portion 132 . characterized by being

In addition, it is characterized in that a plurality of lifting rings 210 for transporting the mesh 200 are provided around the upper end of the mesh 200 .

The haenyeo job management system according to the present invention is a haenyeo job management system using a tewak mesh, installed in the tewak 100, a call button 711 for sending a call signal, and a DB 712 storing haenyeo identification information. And, a Tewak terminal 710 equipped with a transmitter 713 for transmitting current location information when the call button 711 is operated; a control server 720 for receiving the call signal and location information transmitted from the Tewak terminal 710 and controlling the operation of the drone 730; and a drone 730 that moves to a location where the call signal of the Tewak terminal 710 is transmitted through the control server 720 and wireless communication.

In addition, the Tewak terminal 710, a GPS unit 714 for obtaining the current position value of the haenyeo; a control unit 715 for receiving the position value from the GPS unit 714 and transmitting the received position value to the control server 720; a power supply unit 716 for supplying power to the control unit 715; and an antenna 717 for transmitting and receiving the GPS signal transmitted from the GPS unit 714;

In addition, the control server 720 is characterized in that it receives the location information of the haenyeo from the Tewak terminal 710 through wireless communication in real time and stores it in a database.

As described above, the tewak mesh and the haenyeo work management system using the same according to the present invention is configured to easily separate the tewak and the nettle, thereby making it easy to transport and handle, thereby greatly improving workability.

In addition, since haenyeo in the sea can consume various foods stored in the storage box to satisfy their hunger or take medicine, it can provide convenience to haenyeo who need to take medicine regularly, and store food separately to carry it. It has the effect of relieving the discomfort caused by doing it.

In addition, it is possible to easily identify the location of the haenyeo where the material has been terminated, and by flying the drone to the location where the signal is sent to transport the harvested seafood to land, the ship does not need to depart, saving labor and fuel costs as well as quickly and safely It has the effect of transporting seafood.

1 is a perspective view showing a tewak mesh according to the present invention.
Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view showing a tewak mesh according to the present invention.
Figure 3 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the tewak receptor according to the present invention.
Figure 4 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the tewak receptor according to the present invention.
Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a storage box according to the present invention is built-in.
Figure 6 is an exploded perspective view showing a storage box according to the present invention.
7 is a view showing a state in which the handle is installed on the upper part of the cover of the present invention.
Figure 8 is a perspective view showing a state in which the lifting ring is installed around the mesh of the present invention.
9 is a block diagram showing a haenyeo work management system according to the present invention.
10 is a block diagram showing a Tewak terminal according to the present invention.

Hereinafter, the most preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail in order to be described in detail enough to be easily practiced by those of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention pertains.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 , the Tewak mesh according to the present invention includes a Tewak 100 , a mesh 200 , a Tewak receptor 300 and a detachable means 400 .

First, the tewak 100 provides buoyancy to float on the water surface, and is a floating tool used when a haenyeo leans on her body or swims on the surface of the water.

The tewak 100 has been originally made using foil, but it is being replaced with a styrofoam material that is light and does not break and has good buoyancy.

The mangsari 200 is to put the seafood collected by hanging on the tewak 100, and is also called mangsiri or mangari.

The mesh 200 is light and is manufactured in the form of a mesh so that water drains well from the sea.

The mesh 200 was originally made of straw or inner leaves of pampas grass, but is used instead of nylon material.

The Tewak receptor 300 has a spherical shape, and an accommodation space 310 is formed therein to accommodate the Tewak 100 therein.

The tewak receptor 300 is made of any one of cloth, leather, synthetic fiber, and synthetic resin material. In particular, the Tewak receptor 300 is preferably made of a material having a waterproof property to prevent seawater from permeating into the receiving space 310 .

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 , an opening and closing part 320 is formed on one side of the tewak receptor 300 to open and close the accommodating space 310 .

The opening/closing part 320 is preferably made of any one of a zipper, a toggle, a Velcro, and a snap button, and may be replaced with a means that achieves the same purpose and effect.

In the case of storing and transporting the Tewak 100 using the Tewak receptor 300, the opening and closing part 320 is opened to put the Tewak 100 into the receiving space 310 of the Tewak receptor 300, and the opening and closing part 320 ) to close the tewak 100 is accommodated.

As shown in FIG. 4 , a connecting ring 330 may be installed on the outside of the tewak receptor 300 so as to be connected to the soft iron part worn on the waist of the haenyeo. The soft iron refers to a lead belt worn around the waist so that the haenyeo can dive into the sea.

That is, when the tewak 100 and the tewak 200 are separated from each other so that the fishnet 200 filled with seafood can be transported to the land, the connection ring 330 installed in the tewak receptor 300 is attached to the soft iron of the haenyeo. By connecting to the site, it is possible to prevent the loss of the tape 100 during the separation operation.

In particular, as the connection ring 330 has a structure that is easily connected to and separated from the soft iron part of the haenyeo, the convenience of use can be increased.

The detachable means 400 is provided between the outer side of the tewak receptor 300 and the upper end of the mesh 200, and is detachably coupled to each other.

The detachable means 400 is preferably composed of a detachable buckle 420 connected to the end of the band 410 and coupled to the male and female, and may be replaced by means such as rings, hooks, clamps, etc., which exhibit the same purpose and effect. can

In other words, the detachable means 400 has a male and female type detachable buckle structure, and employs a known detachable buckle in which the buckle is fastened when coupled, and the fastening state is released when the buttons on both sides are pressed. Conversely, it is free to form.

That is, when a haenyeo terminates the material in the sea or transports the fishnet 200 to land using a drone 630 that can fly in a state in which the fishnet 200 is filled with seafood, the detachable buckle 420 is attached. By releasing the fastening, the mesh 200 can be quickly separated from the tewak 100, so work convenience can be greatly improved.

5 and 6 , the tewak 100 may include a body 110 , a storage box 120 , and a cover 130 .

The main body 110 has a receiving groove 111 formed in the center.

The storage box 120 is inserted into the receiving groove 111 and has an open receiving space.

The storage box 120 is inserted into the receiving groove 111 formed in the center of the main body 110, and has an open receiving space.

There is no means of storing water, snacks, lunches, emergency medicines, etc. so that haenyeo can take medicine or quench their hunger while working for a long time in a special sea environment. Therefore, it is inconvenient to carry snacks, lunch boxes, emergency medicines, etc. in a separate container.

Accordingly, the present invention allows water, snacks, lunch boxes, emergency medicines, etc. to be stored in the storage box 120 inserted into the receiving groove 111 of the body 110, so that the haenyeo in the sea are stored in the storage box 120 You can eat a variety of foods to appease your hunger or take medications.

The cover 130 is operably coupled to an upper side of the storage box 120 to open and close.

A locking protrusion 170 caught on a button 140 to be described later is formed at the front end of the cover 130 , and a second hinge connection part 131 is formed at the rear end of the cover 130 .

That is, the cover 130 is opened at a predetermined angle by the elastic restoring force action of the torsion spring 160 provided on the outer peripheral surface of the hinge shaft 150 by pressing the button 140 formed in the storage box 120, In addition, the locking jaw 170 is elastically hooked to the button 140 by forcibly closing it.

Although not shown in the drawings, an airtight packing made of a rubber material may be provided inside the cover 130 to simultaneously press and closely adhere the open part and the inner circumferential surface of the storage box 120 .

In addition, the tewak 100 further includes a button 140 , a hinge shaft 150 , a torsion spring 160 and a locking jaw 170 .

The button 140 is formed at the front upper end of the storage box 120 and is elastically deformed by an external force.

It is preferable that the button 140 has a “T” shape in cross section.

The button 140 has a structure in which the upper end of the button 140 is caught on the locking protrusion 170 formed on the cover 130 and returns to its original state by an elastic action when the pressing force by the external force is released.

The hinge shaft 150 is inserted through the first hinge connection part 121 formed on the rear upper end of the storage box 120 and the second hinge connection part 131 formed on the rear end of the cover 130 .

The torsion spring 160 is provided on the outer peripheral surface of the hinge shaft 150 to elastically support the hinge shaft 150 .

The torsion spring 160 is forcibly elastically compressed when the cover 130 is closed, and when the cover 130 is opened, the elastic compression force is released and the cover 130 is forcibly opened.

The locking jaw 170 is formed at the front end of the cover 130 and is caught on the button 140 .

In other words, the torsion spring 160 is bent or compressed in a state in which the cover 130 covers and seals the storage box 120, and the button 140 formed in the storage box 120 is pressed in a one-touch method. At the same time as the locking of the locking jaw 170 of the cover 130 is released, the cover 130 rotates around the hinge shaft 150 by the elastic restoring force action of the torsion spring 160 to become a standing state and vice versa. ) is artificially lowered and the locking jaw 170 is fixed to the button 140 to seal it and prevent the inflow of seawater into the storage box 120 .

On the other hand, a removable storage case 500 with the watertight packing 510 interposed therebetween may be coupled to the lower inner circumferential surface of the storage box 120 . The watertight packing 510 is preferably made of a silicone or rubber material.

In the coupling of the storage case 500, a screw thread is formed on the upper outer circumferential surface of the storage case 500, and a screw thread is formed on the lower inner circumferential surface of the storage box 120 to correspond to the diameter of the storage case 500 and screwed together. it is preferable

A Tewak terminal 710 is mounted inside the storage case 500 .

As shown in FIG. 7 , a circular groove 132 is formed on the upper surface of the cover 130 , and the groove 132 has a semicircular band shape hinged to the upper surface of the cover 130 . A handle 600 is received.

The handle 600 is hinged to the upper surface of the cover 130 and rotates, and when upright at the top of the cover 130, the user puts his hand inside and holds it in a gripped form. By being formed, the user can easily hold it. When the handle 600 is not used, the handle 600 is laid down to be accommodated in the groove portion 132 .

In this way, the handle 600 is provided on the upper portion of the cover 130 to facilitate the separation of the storage box 120 from the receiving groove 111 of the tewak 100, and the carrying and movement of the separated storage box 120 is facilitated. It has the effect of making it convenient.

As shown in FIG. 8 , a plurality of lifting rings 210 for transporting the mesh 200 may be provided around the upper end of the mesh 200 .

The lifting ring 210 is preferably configured as a carabiner type, and all means for performing the same operation are applicable.

That is, when a haenyeo terminates the material in the sea or transports the fishnet 200 to land using the drone 630 in a state in which the fishnet 200 is filled with seafood, the detachable means 400 is first fastened. After releasing and separating the mesh 200 from the tewak 100, the lifting ring 210 is hung on the drone 630 so that the mesh 200 can be transported to land, so that the transport operation can be performed quickly and safely. have.

As shown in FIGS. 9 and 10 , the haenyeo work management system using a Tewak mesh according to the present invention includes a Tewak terminal 710 , a control server 720 , and a drone 730 .

The Tewak terminal 710 is a terminal installed in the Tewak 100 used by haenyeo, and includes a call button 711, a DB 712, a transmitter 713, a GPS unit 714, a control unit 715, and a power supply unit. 716 and an antenna 717 .

The call button 711 is configured in the form of a button operated by a haenyeo after sea substances to send a call signal, and is preferably provided on the upper side of the tewak 100 for easy button operation. It is preferable that the remaining components other than the call button 711 are accommodated in the storage case 500 .

The DB 712 stores haenyeo identification information, and may include the haenyeo's name or unique number.

The transmitter 713 transmits current location information when the call button 711 is operated. The communication means used in the transmitter 713 may be short-range wireless communication such as Wi-Fi or communication means such as WDMA and RF.

The GPS unit 714 acquires the current position value of the haenyeo.

The control unit 715 receives the location value from the GPS unit 714 and controls it to be transmitted to the control server 720 .

The power supply unit 716 supplies power to the control unit 715 . In addition, the power supply unit 716 may supply power to each component of the Tewak terminal 710, and may include a battery.

The antenna 717 is disposed on an upper side of the tewak 100 to transmit and receive GPS signals transmitted from the GPS unit 714 .

The control server 720 receives the call signal and location information transmitted from the Tewak terminal 710 , and controls the operation of the drone 730 .

The control server 720 is a kind of control facility for receiving the call signal and location information transmitted from the Tewak terminal 710 provided in a land-based maritime control center, maritime traffic control center, and fishery industry, and at the same time as the drone 730 of It may be a control device that controls the flight.

The control server 720 receives the location information of the haenyeo in real time from the Tewak terminal 710 through wireless communication and stores it in a database.

In addition, the control server 720 may store information such as personal information and health status of the haenyeo, and when an emergency situation occurs during the monitoring process, information on the emergency situation of the haenyeo may be provided to a fire engine or the like.

The drone 730 moves to a location where the call signal of the Tewak terminal 710 is transmitted through wireless communication with the control server 720 .

The drone 730 can quickly move the corresponding coordinate point based on the signal and coordinate information transmitted from the control server 720 .

The drone 730 may allow the controller of the control server 720 to fly by remote control or automatically fly (navigate function) to a coordinate point received through processing of GPS and map data.

In this way, the haenyeo work management system according to the present invention installs the tewak terminal 710 in the tewak 100 and performs wireless communication with the control server 720 to easily determine the location of the haenyeo where the substance is terminated. There, it is possible to transport the fishnet 200 containing the seafood to the land by flying and moving the drone 730 to the position where the signal is transmitted. Therefore, since it is not necessary to set sail to collect the seafood collected by the haenyeo, labor and fuel costs can be reduced, and the seafood can be transported quickly and safely.

Although the present invention has been mainly described with reference to the accompanying drawings, it is apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention from these descriptions. Accordingly, the scope of the present invention should be construed by the appended claims including examples of many such modifications.

100: tewak 110: body
111: receiving groove 120: storage box
121: first hinge connection 130: cover
131: second hinge connection part 132: groove part
140: button 150: hinge shaft
160: torsion spring 170: jamming jaw
200: mesh 210: lifting ring
300: tewak receptor 310: accommodation space
320: opening and closing part 330: connecting ring
400: detachable means 410: band
420: removable buckle 500: storage case
510: watertight packing 600: handle
710: Tewak terminal 711: call button
712: DB 713: transmitter
714: GPS unit 715: control unit
716: power supply 717: antenna
720: control server 730: drone

Claims (13)

In the Tewak mesh which provides buoyancy so as to float on the surface of the water, and the mesh 200 that stores the seafood collected by hanging on the Tewak 100,
The receiving space 310 is formed to accommodate the Tewak 100 therein, and the opening and closing part 320 is formed so that the receiving space 310 is opened and closed on one side of the Tewak receptor 300;
It includes a;
The opening and closing part 320 is made of any one of a zipper, a toggle, a Velcro, a snap button,
The detachable means 400 is connected to the end of the band 410 is composed of a detachable buckle 420 that is coupled male and female,
The tewak 100, the body 110 in which the receiving groove 111 is formed in the center;
a storage box 120 that is inserted into the receiving groove 111 and has a receiving space with an open top so that food and medicine can be stored therein; and
Including; and a cover 130 that is openably coupled to one side of the upper portion of the storage box (120).
The cover 130 is opened and closed by a one-touch method of pressing the button 140 formed in the storage box 120. Tewak mesh, characterized in that.
The method according to claim 1,
The Tewak receptor 300 is a Tewak mesh, characterized in that it is made of any one of a material of cloth, leather, synthetic fiber, and synthetic resin material.
The method according to claim 1,
Tewak mesh, characterized in that the connection ring 330 is installed on the outside of the Tewak receptor 300 so as to be connected to the soft iron part worn on the waist of the haenyeo.
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The cover 130 is
a button 140 formed on the front upper end of the storage box 120 and elastically deformed by an external force;
a hinge shaft 150 which is inserted through the first hinge connection part 121 formed on the rear upper end of the storage box 120 and the second hinge connection part 131 formed on the rear end of the cover 130;
a torsion spring 160 provided on an outer circumferential surface of the hinge shaft 150 to elastically support the hinge shaft 150; and
Tewak mesh, characterized in that it is opened and closed in a one-touch manner by a; is formed at the front end of the cover (130) and is caught on the button (140).
The method according to claim 1,
Tewak mesh, characterized in that the removable storage case 500 with the watertight packing 510 interposed therebetween is coupled to the lower inner circumferential surface of the storage box 120 .
The method according to claim 1,
A circular groove portion 132 is formed on the upper surface of the cover 130, and the handle 600 in the form of a semicircular band hinged to the upper surface of the cover 130 is accommodated in the groove portion 132. Characterized by Tewak mesh.
The method according to claim 1,
Tewak mesh, characterized in that a plurality of lifting rings 210 for transport of the mesh 200 are provided around the upper periphery of the mesh 200.
In the haenyeo work management system using the tewak mesh according to any one of claims 1 to 3 and 7 to 10,
Installed in the tewak 100, a call button 711 for sending a call signal, a DB 712 storing haenyeo identification information, and a transmitter 713 for transmitting current location information when the call button 711 is operated Tewak terminal 710 equipped with;
a control server 720 for receiving the call signal and location information transmitted from the Tewak terminal 710 and controlling the operation of the drone 730; and
The haenyeo work management system comprising a;
12. The method of claim 11,
The Tewak terminal 710, a GPS unit 714 for obtaining the current position value of the haenyeo;
a control unit 715 for receiving the position value from the GPS unit 714 and transmitting the received position value to the control server 720;
a power supply unit 716 for supplying power to the control unit 715; and
Antenna (717) for transmitting and receiving the GPS signal transmitted from the GPS unit (714); Haenyeo work management system further comprising a.
12. The method of claim 11,
The control server 720 receives the location information of the haenyeo in real time from the Tewak terminal 710 through wireless communication, converts it into a database, and stores it.

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