KR102501926B1 - Nets for Collecting oyster - Google Patents

Abstract

A net for correcting and storing oysters is disclosed. Provided is an oyster collection net for collecting and storing oysters in a farm which can be formed in a nodular form that prevents knots by improving the knitting structure of woven fibers for collecting and storing a large amount of oysters in the farm.

Description

Nets for collecting and storing oysters

One embodiment of the present invention relates to a net for collecting and storing oysters.

The contents described below merely provide background information related to the present embodiment and do not constitute prior art.

In general, oysters are marketed as raw oysters, or raw oysters are prepared as boiled oysters and used for canning, or are manufactured and sold as dried oysters. Conventional self-sufficiency oyster manufacturing methods include the steps of harvesting, unloading, washing, loading, and self-ripening.

In the harvesting process, oysters are farmed in a state where a number of illusion oysters are attached to a rope stretched long below the sea level. In the extraction process, the ship is anchored at the oyster farm, and then the rope is pulled up to collect the illusion oysters. As shown in Figure 1, the illusion cave collected in the extraction process is loaded in a net made of a net with strings attached to each ear in the form of a beam made square by weaving with a cub or oar and loaded on a ship.

In general, it is formed of a cloth-shaped net made by weaving with pigtails or oars, so the strength and durability are poor, and after a long time of use, there is a problem that it does not support the weight of the false illusion cave and is easily broken.

This embodiment improves the knitting structure of the woven fiber so that a large amount of false oysters can be collected and stored in the farm, so that they can be formed in a nodular form that prevents knots. It aims to provide dragon nets.

According to one aspect of this embodiment, a net body formed of a knitted net having a nodule shape between a plurality of woven fibers on each side of a rectangular shape or a cylindrical shape; an upper opening formed on an upper portion of the net body and having an open shape; a lower opening formed at a lower portion of the net body and having an open shape; a lower fixing ring formed at an end of the lower opening or at one side of the net body; a lower fixing strap inserted into the lower fixing ring to bind and close the lower opening; A bundle formed in a knot shape in the longitudinal direction at each corner or one side of the net body; External connection straps that are connected to the upper end of the bundled portion in a pair form and protrude outward from the upper opening; an external fixing device for fixing the bundling portion to the knitting net; Including, but, the net body is divided into a plurality of stages, the lower fixing ring is installed at the end closest to the lower opening among the plurality of stages dividing the net body, and as the lower fixing strap is tightened, the Nets for collecting and storing oysters, characterized in that the lower opening is closed and the upper opening is kept open, and the external fixing device is installed at each position connected to the bundle part among the plurality of stages. provides

As described above, according to the present embodiment, the knitting structure of the woven fiber is improved so that a large amount of oysters can be collected and stored in the farm, so that the oysters can be formed in a nodular form that prevents knots. There is an effect that can be collected and stored.

1 is a view showing a conventional oyster harvesting net.
Figures 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 2e, 2f are views showing an oyster collecting net capable of collecting and storing oysters according to this embodiment.
Figures 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d is a view showing a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters including a fixing part according to the present embodiment.
4 is a view showing a knitted net forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to the first embodiment.
5 is a view showing a knitting method of a first woven fiber and a second woven fiber forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to the first embodiment.
6 is a view showing a knitting method of a third woven fiber and a fourth woven fiber forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to the first embodiment.
7 is a view showing a state in which the first, second, third, and fourth woven fibers forming an oyster harvesting net capable of collecting and storing oysters according to the first embodiment are knitted.
8 is a view showing a knitting method of a fifth woven fiber and a sixth woven fiber forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to the first embodiment.
9 is a view showing a knitted net forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a second embodiment.
10 is a view showing a knitting method of first woven fibers and second woven fibers to form a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a second embodiment.
11 is a view showing a knitting method of a third woven fiber and a fourth woven fiber forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a second embodiment.
12 is a view showing a state in which the first, second, third, and fourth woven fibers forming an oyster collecting net capable of collecting and storing oysters according to the second embodiment are knitted.
13 is a view showing a knitting method of a fifth woven fiber and a sixth woven fiber forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a second embodiment.
14 is a view showing a knitted net forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a third embodiment.
15 is a view showing a knitting method of first woven fibers and second woven fibers to form a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a third embodiment.
16 is a view showing a knitting method of a third woven fiber and a fourth woven fiber forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a third embodiment.
17 is a view showing a state in which the first, second, third, and fourth woven fibers forming an oyster collecting net capable of collecting and storing oysters according to the third embodiment are knitted.
18 is a view showing a knitting method of a fifth woven fiber and a sixth woven fiber forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a third embodiment.
19 is a view showing a knitted net forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a fourth embodiment.
20 is a view showing a knitting method of first woven fibers and second woven fibers forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a fourth embodiment.
21 is a view showing a method of knitting third woven fibers and fourth woven fibers to form a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a fourth embodiment.
22 is a view showing a state in which the first, second, third, and fourth woven fibers forming an oyster collecting net capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a fourth embodiment are knitted.
23 is a view showing a method of knitting fifth woven fibers and sixth woven fibers to form a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a fourth embodiment.

Hereinafter, this embodiment will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Figures 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d, 2e, 2f, 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d are views showing an oyster collecting net capable of collecting and storing oysters according to this embodiment.

The oyster harvesting net 100 according to this embodiment includes a net body 110, an upper opening 122, a lower opening 124, a lower fixing ring 138, a lower fixing strap 134, and a bundle 140 , An external connection string 150, and an external fixing device 160 are included. The components included in the oyster harvesting net 100 are not necessarily limited thereto.

The net body 110 is formed of a knitted net 102 having a nodule shape between a plurality of woven fibers on each side of a rectangular or cylindrical shape. Net body 110 is divided into a plurality of stages. The net body 110 is divided into a plurality of stages, and the knitted net 102 may be unformed in some of the plurality of stages.

The upper opening 122 is formed on the top of the net body 110 and has an open shape. The lower opening 124 is formed on the lower part of the net body 110 and has an open shape.

The lower fixing ring 138 is formed at the end of the lower opening 124 or on one side (side) of the net body 110. The lower fixing ring 138 is installed on one side of the lower opening 124 or installed at the end most adjacent to the lower opening 124 among a plurality of stages dividing the net body 110 .

The lower fixing strap 134 is inserted into the lower fixing ring 138 to bind and close the lower opening 124 . When the lower fixing strap 134 is tightened, the lower opening 124 is closed, but the upper opening 122 maintains a shape that remains open.

Bundled portion 140 is formed in the form of a knot in the longitudinal direction on each corner or one side of the net body 110 outside. The external connection string 150 is connected to the upper end of the bundling portion 140 in a pair form so as to protrude outward from the upper opening 122 .

The external fixing device 160 secures the bundling portion 140 to the knitting net 102 . The external fixing device 160 is installed at each location connected to the bundling part 140 among the plurality of stages.

4 is a view showing a knitted net forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to the first embodiment.

The knitted net 102 forming the net 100 for collecting and storing oysters according to the first embodiment includes first woven fibers 410, second woven fibers 420, and third woven fibers ( 430), a fourth woven fiber 440, a fifth woven fiber 450, and a sixth woven fiber 460.

The first woven fibers 410 and the second woven fibers 420 are arranged side by side and knitted together. The first woven fiber 410 and the second woven fiber 420 are formed symmetrically with each other.

The third woven fiber 430 and the fourth woven fiber 440 are arranged side by side and knitted together. The third woven fiber 430 and the fourth woven fiber 440 are formed symmetrically with each other.

The fifth woven fiber 450 and the sixth woven fiber 460 are arranged side by side and knitted together. The fifth woven fiber 450 and the sixth woven fiber 460 are formed symmetrically with each other.

First woven fiber 410, second woven fiber 420, third woven fiber 430, fourth woven fiber 440, fifth woven fiber 450, sixth woven fiber according to the first embodiment Knitting 460 together is as shown in FIG. 4 .

5 is a view showing a knitting method of a first woven fiber and a second woven fiber forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to the first embodiment.

In the knitted net 102 according to the first embodiment, first loop portions 510 are formed in the longitudinal direction for each vertical direction of the loops formed by the first woven fibers 410 in a plurality of rows. The knitted net 102 forms a first winding portion 520 at the end of the first loop portion 510 . The knitted net 102 forms a first loop 530 at an end of the first winding portion 520 . Knitting net 102 forms first hook portion 540 in first loop 530 .

In the knitted net 102 according to the first embodiment, second loop portions 512 are formed in the longitudinal direction for each vertical direction of the loops formed by the second woven fibers 420 in a plurality of rows. The knitting net 102 forms a second winding portion 522 at the end of the second loop portion 512 . The knitted net 102 forms a second loop 532 at the end of the second winding portion 522 . Knitting net 102 forms second hook portion 542 in second loop 532 .

The knitted net 102 has second loops 532 at odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the second woven fibers 420 and even-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the first woven fibers 410. The first rings 530 are combined while crossing each other to form nodules.

The first woven fiber 410 and the second woven fiber 420 are formed symmetrically with each other.

The second loop 532 at the odd-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the second woven fibers 420 and the first loop 530 at the even-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the first woven fiber 410 ) intersect and combine to form nodules.

In other words, the second ring 532 (opposite direction) and the first ring 530 (opposite direction) are combined while crossing each other to form a nodule.

6 is a view showing a knitting method of a third woven fiber and a fourth woven fiber forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to the first embodiment.

In the knitted net 102 according to the first embodiment, the 3-1 winding part 610 is formed in the longitudinal direction at odd-numbered positions in the vertical direction of the loops formed by the third woven fibers 430 in a plurality of rows. Knitting net 102 forms a 3-1 loop 620 at the end of the 3-1 winding unit 610 . The knitted net 102 forms the 3-1 loop 620 and the 3-2 winding portion 630 . The knitted net 102 connects the 3-2 winding unit 630 with the 3-2 loop 640 .

In the knitted net 102 according to the first embodiment, 4-1 winding parts 612 are formed in the longitudinal direction at odd-numbered positions in the vertical direction of the loops formed by the fourth woven fibers 440 in a plurality of rows. Knitted net 102 forms a 4-1 ring 622 at the end of the 4-1 winding portion 612. The knitted net 102 forms a 4-1 loop 622 and a 4-2 winding portion 632 . The knitted net 102 connects the 4-2 winding part 632 with the 4-2 ring 642.

Knitted net 102 is the fourth woven fiber 440 in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the odd-numbered position 4-1 loop 622 and the third woven fiber 430 formed by the even number of the horizontal direction of the loop The 3-1 rings 620 at the third position are combined while crossing each other to form nodules.

The third woven fiber 430 and the fourth woven fiber 440 are formed symmetrically with each other.

Of the rings formed by the fourth woven fiber 440, the 4-1st loop 622 and the 4-2nd loop 642 at odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction, and the third woven fiber 430, respectively. The 3-1st ring 620 and the 3-2nd ring 640 at even-numbered positions in the horizontal direction intersect and combine to form a nodule.

In other words, while the 4-1 loop 622 and 4-2 loop 642 (opposite direction) and the 3-1 loop 620 and the 3-2 loop 640 (opposite direction) intersect, respectively. combine to form nodules.

7 is a view showing a state in which the first, second, third, and fourth woven fibers forming an oyster harvesting net capable of collecting and storing oysters according to the first embodiment are knitted.

The knitted net 102 according to the first embodiment includes first woven fibers 410 , second woven fibers 420 , third woven fibers 430 , and fourth woven fibers 440 .

When the first woven fiber 410, the second woven fiber 420, the third woven fiber 430, and the fourth woven fiber 440 according to the first embodiment are knitted together, it is as shown in FIG. .

8 is a view showing a knitting method of a fifth woven fiber and a sixth woven fiber forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to the first embodiment.

In the knitted net 102 according to the first embodiment, the 5-1 winding part 810 is formed at every even-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the fifth woven fibers 450 in a plurality of rows. The knitted net 102 connects the 5-1 winding part 810 and the 5-2 winding part 820, and connects the fifth loop 840 after the fifth winding part 820.

In the knitted net 102 according to the first embodiment, the 6-1 winding parts 812 are formed at odd-numbered positions in the vertical direction of the rings formed by the sixth woven fibers 460 in a plurality of rows. The knitted net 102 connects the 6-1 winding part 812 and the 6-2 winding part 822, and connects the 6th loop 842 after the 6-2 winding part 822.

The 5-2 winding part 820 and the 6-2 winding part 822 of the knitting net 102 cross each other. The fifth loop 840 and the sixth loop 842 of the knitted net 102 are formed in opposite directions.

The sixth loop 842 at odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the sixth woven fibers 460 of the knitted net 102 and the even-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the fifth woven fibers 450 The fifth rings 840 cross each other and combine to form nodules.

The fifth woven fiber 450 and the sixth woven fiber 460 are formed symmetrically with each other.

In the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the sixth woven fiber 460, the 6-2 winding portion 822 at the odd-numbered position, the sixth loop 842, and the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the fifth woven fiber 450 The 5-2 winding part 820 and the fifth ring 840 at even-numbered positions in the direction intersect and combine to form a nodule.

In other words, the sixth ring 842 (opposite direction) and the fifth ring 840 (opposite direction) are combined while crossing each other to form a nodule.

9 is a view showing a knitted net forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a second embodiment.

The knitted net 102 forming the oyster harvesting net 100 capable of collecting and storing oysters according to the second embodiment includes a first woven fiber 410, a second woven fiber 420, and a third woven fiber ( 430), a fourth woven fiber 440, a fifth woven fiber 450, and a sixth woven fiber 460.

The first woven fibers 410 and the second woven fibers 420 are arranged side by side and knitted together. The first woven fiber 410 and the second woven fiber 420 are formed symmetrically with each other.

The third woven fiber 430 and the fourth woven fiber 440 are arranged side by side and knitted together. The third woven fiber 430 and the fourth woven fiber 440 are formed symmetrically with each other.

The fifth woven fiber 450 and the sixth woven fiber 460 are arranged side by side and knitted together. The fifth woven fiber 450 and the sixth woven fiber 460 are formed symmetrically with each other.

First woven fiber 410, second woven fiber 420, third woven fiber 430, fourth woven fiber 440, fifth woven fiber 450, sixth woven fiber according to the second embodiment Knitting 460 together is as shown in FIG. 9 .

10 is a view showing a knitting method of first woven fibers and second woven fibers to form a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a second embodiment.

In the knitted net 102 according to the second embodiment, first loop portions 1010 are formed in the longitudinal direction for each vertical direction of the loops formed by the first woven fibers 410 in a plurality of rows. The knitted net 102 forms a first winding portion 1020 at the end of the first loop portion 1010 . The knitted net 102 forms a first loop 1030 at an end of the first winding portion 1020 . Knitting net 102 forms first hook portion 1040 in first loop 1030 .

In the knitted net 102 according to the second embodiment, second loop portions 1012 are formed in the longitudinal direction for each vertical direction of the loops formed by the second woven fibers 420 in a plurality of rows. The knitting net 102 forms a second winding portion 1022 at the end of the second loop portion 1012 . The knitted net 102 forms a second loop 1032 at the end of the second winding portion 1022 . Knitting net 102 forms second hook portion 1042 in second loop 1032 .

The knitted net 102 has second loops 1032 at odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the second woven fibers 420 and even-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the first woven fibers 410. The first rings 1030 are combined while crossing each other to form nodules.

11 is a view showing a knitting method of a third woven fiber and a fourth woven fiber forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a second embodiment.

In the knitted net 102 according to the second embodiment, 3-1 hook parts 1110 are formed in the longitudinal direction at odd-numbered positions in the vertical direction of the loops formed by the third woven fibers 430 in a plurality of rows. The knitting net 102 forms a 3-1 loop 1120 at the end of the 3-1 hook portion 1110. The knitting net 102 forms a 3-2 hook portion 1130 following the 3-1 loop 1120 . The knitting net 102 connects the 3-2 hook portion 1130 to the 3-2 loop 1140 .

In the knitted net 102 according to the second embodiment, the 4-1 hook portion 1112 is formed in the longitudinal direction at every even-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the fourth woven fibers 440 in a plurality of rows. The knitting net 102 forms a 4-1 loop 1122 at the end of the 4-1 hook portion 1112. The knitted net 102 forms a 4-2 hook portion 1132 following the 4-1 loop 1122 . The knitted net 102 forms a 4-2 loop 1142 following the 4-2 hook portion 1132 .

The knitted net 102 is formed by the 4-1st loop 1122 at the odd-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the fourth woven fiber 440 and the even number of the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the third woven fiber 430. The 3-1 rings 1120 at the third position are combined while crossing each other to form nodules.

12 is a view showing a state in which the first, second, third, and fourth woven fibers forming an oyster collecting net capable of collecting and storing oysters according to the second embodiment are knitted.

The knitted net 102 according to the second embodiment includes first woven fibers 410 , second woven fibers 420 , third woven fibers 430 , and fourth woven fibers 440 .

When the first woven fiber 410, the second woven fiber 420, the third woven fiber 430, and the fourth woven fiber 440 according to the second embodiment are knitted together, it is as shown in FIG. .

13 is a view showing a knitting method of a fifth woven fiber and a sixth woven fiber forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a second embodiment.

In the knitted net 102 according to the second embodiment, the 5-1 hook parts 1310 are formed at even-numbered positions in the vertical direction of the loops formed by the fifth woven fibers 450 in a plurality of rows. The knitting net 102 connects the 5-1 hook part 1310 and the 5-2 hook part 1320. The knitting net 102 connects the fifth loop 1330 after the 5-2 hook portion 1320.

In the knitted net 102 according to the second embodiment, the 6-1 hook parts 1312 are formed at odd-numbered positions in the vertical direction of the loops formed by the sixth woven fibers 460 in a plurality of rows. The knitting net 102 connects the 6-1 hook part 1312 and the 6-2 hook part 1322. The knitted net 102 connects the sixth loop 1332 after the sixth hook portion 1322 .

In the knitting net 102, the 5-2 hook portion 1320 and the 6-2 hook portion 1322 cross each other. In the knitted net 102, the fifth loop 1330 and the sixth loop 1332 are formed in opposite directions.

The knitted net 102 includes the 6-2 hook parts 1322, the 6th loop 1332, and the fifth woven fiber 450 at odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the sixth woven fibers 460. The 5-2 hook portion 1320 and the fifth ring 1330 at the even-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the ring formed by cross each other and combine to form a nodule.

14 is a view showing a knitted net forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a third embodiment.

The knitted net 102 forming the net 100 for collecting and storing oysters according to the third embodiment includes first woven fibers 410, second woven fibers 420, and third woven fibers ( 430), a fourth woven fiber 440, a fifth woven fiber 450, and a sixth woven fiber 460.

The first woven fibers 410 and the second woven fibers 420 are arranged side by side and knitted together. The first woven fiber 410 and the second woven fiber 420 are formed symmetrically with each other.

The third woven fiber 430 and the fourth woven fiber 440 are arranged side by side and knitted together. The third woven fiber 430 and the fourth woven fiber 440 are formed symmetrically with each other.

The fifth woven fiber 450 and the sixth woven fiber 460 are arranged side by side and knitted together. The fifth woven fiber 450 and the sixth woven fiber 460 are formed symmetrically with each other.

First woven fiber 410, second woven fiber 420, third woven fiber 430, fourth woven fiber 440, fifth woven fiber 450, sixth woven fiber according to the third embodiment Knitting 460 together is as shown in FIG. 14 .

15 is a view showing a knitting method of first woven fibers and second woven fibers to form a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a third embodiment.

In the knitted net 102 according to the third embodiment, first loop portions 1510 are formed in the longitudinal direction for each vertical direction of the loops formed by the first woven fibers 410 in a plurality of rows. The knitted net 102 forms a first winding portion 1520 at the end of the first loop portion 1510 . The knitted net 102 forms a first loop 1530 at the end of the first winding portion 1520 . Knitting net 102 forms a first hook portion 1540 in first loop 1530 .

In the knitted net 102 according to the third embodiment, second loop portions 1512 are formed in the longitudinal direction for each vertical direction of the loops formed by the second woven fibers 420 in a plurality of rows. The knitted net 102 forms a second winding portion 1522 at the end of the second loop portion 1512 . The knitted net 102 forms a second loop 1532 at the end of the second winding 1522 . Knitting net 102 forms second hook portion 1542 in second loop 1532 .

In the knitted net 102, the second winding portion 1522 and the second loop 1532 at even-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the second woven fibers 420 and the first woven fibers 410 are formed. The first winding part 1520 and the first ring 1530 at odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the rings are intersected and combined to form a nodule.

16 is a view showing a knitting method of a third woven fiber and a fourth woven fiber forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a third embodiment.

In the knitted net 102 according to the third embodiment, the 3-1 winding parts 1610 are formed in the longitudinal direction at odd-numbered positions in the vertical direction of the loops formed by the third woven fibers 430 in a plurality of rows. The knitted net 102 forms the 3-2 winding part 1620 in the 3-1 winding part 1610. The knitted net 102 forms a third loop 1630 following the 3-2 winding 1620 . The knitted net 102 connects the third loop 1630 to the 3-3 winding portion 1640 .

In the knitted net 102 according to the third embodiment, the 4-1 winding part 1612 is formed in the longitudinal direction at every even-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the fourth woven fibers 440 in a plurality of rows. The knitted net 102 forms the 4-2 winding part 1622 in the 4-1 winding part 1612. The knitted net 102 forms a fourth loop 1632 following the 4-2 winding portion 1622 . The knitted net 102 connects the fourth loop 1632 to the 4-3 winding portion 1642 .

The knitted net 102 has fourth loops 1632 at even-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the fourth woven fibers 440 and odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the third woven fibers 430. The third rings 1630 are combined while crossing each other to form nodules.

The third woven fiber 430 and the fourth woven fiber 440 are formed symmetrically with each other.

The 4-2 winding part 1622, the 4-3 winding part 1642, and the 4th loop 1632 at even-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the fourth weave fiber 440 and the third weave The 3-2 winding part 1620, the 3-3 winding part 1640, and the third loop 1630 at the odd-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the fiber 430 intersect and combine to form a nodule. to form

In other words, the fourth ring 1632 (opposite direction) and the third ring 1630 (opposite direction) are combined while crossing each other to form a nodule.

17 is a view showing a state in which the first, second, third, and fourth woven fibers forming an oyster collecting net capable of collecting and storing oysters according to the third embodiment are knitted.

The knitted net 102 according to the third embodiment includes first woven fibers 410 , second woven fibers 420 , third woven fibers 430 , and fourth woven fibers 440 .

When the first woven fiber 410, the second woven fiber 420, the third woven fiber 430, and the fourth woven fiber 440 according to the third embodiment are knitted together, it is as shown in FIG. .

18 is a view showing a knitting method of a fifth woven fiber and a sixth woven fiber forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a third embodiment.

In the knitted net 102 according to the third embodiment, the 5-1 winding part 1810 is formed at every even-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the fifth woven fibers 450 in a plurality of rows. The knitted net 102 connects the 5-1 winding unit 1810 and the two 5-2 winding units 1820. The knitted net 102 connects the fifth ring 1830 after the 5-2 winding part 1820. The knitted net 102 connects the fifth loop 1830 to the 5-3 winding portion 1840 .

In the knitted net 102 according to the third embodiment, the 6-1 winding parts 1812 are formed at odd-numbered positions in the vertical direction of the loops formed by the sixth woven fibers 460 in a plurality of rows. The knitted net 102 connects the 6-1 winding part 1812 and the two 6-2 winding parts 1822. The knitted net 102 connects the sixth ring 1832 after the 6-2 winding part 1822. The knitting net 102 connects the sixth loop 1832 to the 6-3 winding portion 1842.

The 5-2 winding unit 1820 and the 6-2 winding unit 1822 cross each other. The fifth ring 1830 and the sixth ring 1832 are formed in opposite directions. The 5-3 winding unit 1840 and the 6-3 winding unit 1842 cross each other.

The knitted net 102 is formed by sixth loops 1832 at even-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the sixth woven fibers 460 and odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the fifth woven fibers 450. The fifth rings 1830 are combined while crossing each other to form nodules.

The fifth woven fiber 450 and the sixth woven fiber 460 are formed symmetrically with each other.

The 6-2 winding part 1822, the 6-3 winding part 1842, and the 6th loop 1832 at even-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the sixth weave fiber 460 and the fifth weave The 5-2 winding part 1820, the 5-3 winding part 1840, and the 5th loop 1830 at the odd-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the fiber 450 intersect and combine to form a nodule. form

In other words, the sixth ring 1832 (opposite direction) and the fifth ring 1830 (opposite direction) are combined while crossing each other to form a nodule.

19 is a view showing a knitted net forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a fourth embodiment.

The knitted net 102 forming the net 100 for collecting and storing oysters according to the fourth embodiment includes first woven fibers 410, second woven fibers 420, and third woven fibers ( 430), a fourth woven fiber 440, a fifth woven fiber 450, and a sixth woven fiber 460.

The first woven fibers 410 and the second woven fibers 420 are arranged side by side and knitted together. The first woven fiber 410 and the second woven fiber 420 are formed symmetrically with each other.

The third woven fiber 430 and the fourth woven fiber 440 are arranged side by side and knitted together. The third woven fiber 430 and the fourth woven fiber 440 are formed symmetrically with each other.

The fifth woven fiber 450 and the sixth woven fiber 460 are arranged side by side and knitted together. The fifth woven fiber 450 and the sixth woven fiber 460 are formed symmetrically with each other.

First woven fiber 410, second woven fiber 420, third woven fiber 430, fourth woven fiber 440, fifth woven fiber 450, sixth woven fiber according to the fourth embodiment Knitting 460 together is as shown in FIG. 19 .

20 is a view showing a knitting method of first woven fibers and second woven fibers forming a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a fourth embodiment.

In the knitted net 102 according to the fourth embodiment, first loop portions 2010 are formed in the longitudinal direction for each vertical direction of the loops formed by the first woven fibers 410 in a plurality of rows. The knitted net 102 forms a first winding portion 2020 at the end of the first loop portion 2010 . The knitted net 102 forms a first loop 2030 at the end of the first winding portion 2020 . Knitting net 102 forms first hook portion 2040 in first loop 2030 .

In the knitted net 102 according to the fourth embodiment, second loop portions 2012 are formed in the longitudinal direction for each vertical direction of the loops formed by the second woven fibers 420 in a plurality of rows. The knitting net 102 forms a second winding portion 2022 at the end of the second loop portion 2012 . The knitted net 102 forms a second loop 2032 at the end of the second winding 2022 . Knitting net 102 forms second hook portion 2042 in second loop 2032 .

The knitted net 102 has second loops 2032 at even-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the second woven fibers 420 and odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the first woven fibers 410. The first rings 2020 are combined while crossing each other to form nodules.

The first woven fiber 410 and the second woven fiber 420 are formed symmetrically to each other.

The second winding portion 2022, the second hook portion 2042, and the second loop 3032 at even-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the second woven fiber 420 and the first woven fiber 410 The first winding part 2020, the first hook part 2040, and the first ring 2030 at odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the rings formed by crossing each other and combining to form a nodule.

In other words, the second ring 2032 (opposite direction) and the first ring 2030 (opposite direction) are combined while crossing each other to form a nodule.

21 is a view showing a method of knitting third woven fibers and fourth woven fibers to form a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a fourth embodiment.

In the knitted net 102 according to the fourth embodiment, 3-1 hook parts 21110 are formed in the longitudinal direction at odd-numbered positions in the vertical direction of the loops formed by the third woven fibers 430 in a plurality of rows. The knitted net 102 forms a 3-2 hook portion 2120 following the 3-1 hook portion 2110 . The knitted net 102 forms a third loop 2130 following the 3-2 hook portion 2120 . Knitted net 102 forms a third loop 2130 followed by a 3-3 hook portion 2140 .

In the knitted net 102 according to the fourth embodiment, 4-1 hook parts 2112 are formed in the longitudinal direction at every even-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loops formed by the fourth woven fibers in a plurality of rows. The knitted net 102 forms a 4-2 hook portion 2122 following the 4-1 hook portion 2112 . The knitted net 102 forms a fourth loop 2132 following the 4-2 hook portion 2122 . The knitting net 102 connects the fourth loop 2132 to the 4-3 hook portion 2142 .

The knitted net 102 is formed by fourth loops 2132 at even-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the fourth woven fibers 440 and at odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the third woven fibers 430. The third rings 2130 cross each other and combine to form nodules.

The third woven fiber 430 and the fourth woven fiber 440 are formed symmetrically with each other.

The 4-2 hook portion 2122, the 4-3 hook portion 2142, the fourth loop 3132 and the third woven fiber at even-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the fourth woven fiber 440 The 3-2 hook portion 2120, the 3-3 hook portion 2140, and the third ring 2130 at odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the rings formed by 430 intersect and combine to form a nodule. let it do

The fourth ring 2132 (opposite direction) and the third ring 2130 (opposite direction) are combined while crossing each other to form a nodule.

22 is a view showing a state in which the first, second, third, and fourth woven fibers forming an oyster collecting net capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a fourth embodiment are knitted.

The knitted net 102 according to the fourth embodiment includes first woven fibers 410 , second woven fibers 420 , third woven fibers 430 , and fourth woven fibers 440 .

When the first woven fiber 410, the second woven fiber 420, the third woven fiber 430, and the fourth woven fiber 440 according to the fourth embodiment are knitted together, it is as shown in FIG. .

23 is a view showing a method of knitting fifth woven fibers and sixth woven fibers to form a net for collecting oysters capable of collecting and storing oysters according to a fourth embodiment.

In the knitted net 102 according to the fourth embodiment, 5-1 hook parts 2310 are formed at even-numbered positions in the vertical direction of the loops formed by the fifth woven fibers 450 in a plurality of rows. The knitting net 102 connects the 5-1 hook part 2310 and the two 5-2 hook parts 2320. The knitting net 102 connects the fifth loop 2330 after the 5-2 hook portion 2320. The knitting net 102 connects the fifth loop 2330 to the 5-3 hook portion 2340 .

In the knitted net 102 according to the fourth embodiment, the 6-1 hook parts 2312 are formed at odd-numbered positions in the vertical direction of the loops formed by the sixth woven fibers 460 in a plurality of rows. The knitting net 102 connects the 6-1 hook part 2312 and the two 6-2 hook parts 2322. The knitting net 102 connects the sixth loop 2332 after the 6-2 hook portion 2322. The knitting net 102 connects the sixth loop 2332 to the 6-3 hook portion 2342 .

The 5-2 hook part 2320 and the 6-2 hook part 2322 cross each other. The fifth ring 2330 and the sixth ring 2332 are formed in opposite directions. The 5-3 hook part 2340 and the 6-3 hook part 2342 cross each other.

The knitted net 102 is formed by sixth loops 2332 at even-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the sixth woven fibers 460 and odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loops formed by the fifth woven fibers 450. The fifth rings 2330 cross each other and combine to form nodules.

The fifth woven fiber 450 and the sixth woven fiber 460 are formed symmetrically with each other.

The 6-2 hook portion 2322, the 6-3 hook portion 2342, and the 6 loop 2332 at even-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the sixth weave fiber 460 and the fifth weave The 5-2 hook portion 2320, the 5-3 hook portion 2340, and the fifth loop 2330 at odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the fibers 450 intersect and combine to form nodules. to form

In other words, the sixth ring 2332 (opposite direction) and the fifth ring 2330 (opposite direction) are combined while crossing each other to form a nodule.

The above description is merely an example of the technical idea of the present embodiment, and various modifications and variations can be made to those skilled in the art without departing from the essential characteristics of the present embodiment. Therefore, the present embodiments are not intended to limit the technical idea of the present embodiment, but to explain, and the scope of the technical idea of the present embodiment is not limited by these embodiments. The scope of protection of this embodiment should be interpreted according to the claims below, and all technical ideas within the scope equivalent thereto should be construed as being included in the scope of rights of this embodiment.

110: net body
122: upper opening
136: upper fixing ring
132: lower opening
138: lower fixing ring
132: upper fixing strap
134: lower fixing strap
140: bundle
150: external connection string
160: external fixture

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A net body forming a knitted net having a nodule shape between a plurality of woven fibers on each side of the cylindrical shape;
an upper opening formed on an upper portion of the net body and having an open shape;
a lower opening formed at a lower portion of the net body and having an open shape;
a lower fixing ring formed at an end of the lower opening or at one side of the net body;
a lower fixing strap inserted into the lower fixing ring to bind and close the lower opening;
A bundle formed in a knot shape in the longitudinal direction at each corner or one side of the net body;
External connection straps that are connected to the upper end of the bundled portion in a pair form and protrude outward from the upper opening;
an external fixing device for fixing the bundling portion to the knitting net;
Including, but, the net body is divided into a plurality of stages, the lower fixing ring is installed at the end closest to the lower opening among the plurality of stages dividing the net body, and as the lower fixing strap is tightened, the The lower opening is closed and the upper opening is kept open, and the external fixing device is installed at each position connected to the bundle part among the plurality of stages,
The external connection strap and the bundling portion are directly connected to the upper opening,
The lower fixing strap and the lower fixing ring are directly connected to the lower opening,
The knitted net includes first woven fibers, second woven fibers, third woven fibers, fourth woven fibers, fifth woven fibers, and sixth woven fibers,
When the first woven fibers and the second woven fibers are arranged side by side and knitted together, first loop portions are formed in the longitudinal direction for each vertical direction of the loops formed by the first woven fibers in a plurality of rows, and the first A first winding part is formed at an end of the loop part, a first loop is formed at an end of the first winding part, a first hook part is formed in the first loop, and a loop formed by the second woven fiber is formed in a plurality of rows. A second loop portion is formed in the longitudinal direction in each vertical direction of the second loop portion, a second winding portion is formed at an end of the second loop portion, a second loop is formed at an end of the second winding portion, and a second loop is formed on the second loop. A hook portion is formed, and the second loop at an odd-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the second woven fiber and the first loop at an even-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the first woven fiber are respectively The first woven fiber and the second woven fiber are formed symmetrically with each other, and the second loop and the first loop are combined while crossing each other to form a nodule,
When the third woven fiber and the fourth woven fiber are arranged side by side and knit together, the 3-1 hook portion is provided in the longitudinal direction at every odd-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the third woven fiber in a plurality of rows. forming a 3-1 hook at the end of the 3-1 hook part, forming a 3-2 hook part following the 3-1 hook part, and forming a 3-2 hook part in the 3-2 hook part and a 4-1 hook part is formed in the longitudinal direction at every even-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the fourth woven fiber in a plurality of rows, and the 4-1 hook part is formed at the end of the 4-1 hook part. Forming, forming a 4-2 hook portion following the 4-1 loop, connecting to the 4-2 loop following the 4-2 hook portion, and horizontally of the loop formed by the fourth woven fiber The 4-1 loop at the odd-numbered position in the direction and the 3-1 loop at the even-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the third weave fibers intersect and combine to form a nodule,
When the fifth woven fiber and the sixth woven fiber are arranged side by side and knit together, a 5-1 winding portion is formed at every even-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the fifth woven fiber in a plurality of rows, The 5-1 winding part and the two 5-2 winding parts are connected, a fifth ring is connected after the 5-2 winding part, and the fifth ring is connected with the 5-3 winding part, Forming a 6-1 winding part at odd-numbered positions in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the sixth woven fibers in a plurality of rows, connecting the 6-1 winding part and two 6-2 winding parts, A sixth ring is connected after the 6-2 winding unit, the sixth ring is connected to the 6-3 winding unit, the 5-2 winding unit and the 6-2 winding unit cross each other, The 5th loop and the 6th loop are formed in opposite directions, the 5-3 winding part and the 6-3 winding part cross each other, and the even-numbered positions of the rings formed by the 6th weave fibers in the horizontal direction. A net for collecting and storing oysters, characterized in that the sixth ring and the fifth loop of the odd-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the fifth weave fiber cross each other and combine to form a nodule. . delete delete A net body forming a knitted net having a nodule shape between a plurality of woven fibers on each side of the cylindrical shape;
an upper opening formed on an upper portion of the net body and having an open shape;
a lower opening formed at a lower portion of the net body and having an open shape;
a lower fixing ring formed at an end of the lower opening or at one side of the net body;
a lower fixing strap inserted into the lower fixing ring to bind and close the lower opening;
A bundle formed in a knot shape in the longitudinal direction at each corner or one side of the net body;
External connection straps that are connected to the upper end of the bundled portion in a pair form and protrude outward from the upper opening;
an external fixing device for fixing the bundling portion to the knitting net;
Including, but, the net body is divided into a plurality of stages, the lower fixing ring is installed at the end closest to the lower opening among the plurality of stages dividing the net body, and as the lower fixing strap is tightened, the The lower opening is closed and the upper opening is kept open, and the external fixing device is installed at each position connected to the bundle part among the plurality of stages,
The external connection strap and the bundling portion are directly connected to the upper opening,
The lower fixing strap and the lower fixing ring are directly connected to the lower opening,
The knitted net includes first woven fibers, second woven fibers, third woven fibers, fourth woven fibers, fifth woven fibers, and sixth woven fibers,
When the first woven fibers and the second woven fibers are arranged side by side and knitted together, first loop portions are formed in the longitudinal direction for each vertical direction of the loops formed by the first woven fibers in a plurality of rows, and the first A first winding part is formed at an end of the loop part, a first loop is formed at an end of the first winding part, a first hook part is formed in the first loop, and a loop formed by the second woven fiber is formed in a plurality of rows. A second loop portion is formed in the longitudinal direction in each vertical direction of the second loop portion, a second winding portion is formed at an end of the second loop portion, a second loop is formed at an end of the second winding portion, and a second loop is formed on the second loop. A hook portion is formed, and the second loop at an odd-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the second woven fiber and the first loop at an even-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the first woven fiber are respectively The first woven fiber and the second woven fiber are formed symmetrically with each other, and the second loop and the first loop are combined while crossing each other to form a nodule,
When the third woven fiber and the fourth woven fiber are arranged side by side and knitted together, the 3-1 winding portion is formed in the longitudinal direction at every odd-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the third woven fiber in a plurality of rows. forming a 3-1 ring at the end of the 3-1 winding part, forming a 3-2 winding part in the 3-1 ring, and forming a 3-2 winding part in the 3-2 winding part and a 4-1 winding part is formed in the longitudinal direction at every odd-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the fourth woven fiber in a plurality of rows, and the 4-1 winding part is formed at the end of the 4-1 winding part. A loop is formed, a 4-2 winding portion is formed on the 4-1 loop, the 4-2 winding portion is connected to a 4-2 loop, and the fourth woven fiber forms a ring in a horizontal direction. The 4-1 loop at the odd-numbered position and the 3-1 loop at the even-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the third weave fibers intersect and combine to form a nodule,
When the fifth woven fiber and the sixth woven fiber are arranged side by side and knit together, a 5-1 hook portion is formed at every even-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the fifth woven fiber in a plurality of rows, connecting the 5-1 hook part and two 5-2 hook parts, connecting a fifth hook after the 5-2 hook part, and connecting the fifth hook with a 5-3 hook part; A 6-1 hook part is formed at odd-numbered positions in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the sixth woven fibers in a plurality of rows, the 6-1 hook part and the two 6-2 hook parts are connected, and the first A sixth ring is connected after the 6-2 hook portion, the sixth ring is connected to the 6-3 hook portion, the 5-2 hook portion and the 6-2 hook portion cross each other, The 5th loop and the 6th loop are formed in opposite directions, the 5-3 hook part and the 6-3 hook part cross each other, and the even-numbered positions of the rings formed by the 6th weave fibers in the horizontal direction A net for collecting and storing oysters, characterized in that the sixth ring and the fifth loop at the odd-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the fifth weave fiber cross each other and combine to form a nodule. . delete delete delete A net body forming a knitted net having a nodule shape between a plurality of woven fibers on each side of the cylindrical shape;
an upper opening formed on an upper portion of the net body and having an open shape;
a lower opening formed at a lower portion of the net body and having an open shape;
a lower fixing ring formed at an end of the lower opening or at one side of the net body;
a lower fixing strap inserted into the lower fixing ring to bind and close the lower opening;
A bundle formed in a knot shape in the longitudinal direction at each corner or one side of the net body;
External connection straps that are connected to the upper end of the bundled portion in a pair form and protrude outward from the upper opening;
an external fixing device for fixing the bundling portion to the knitting net;
Including, but, the net body is divided into a plurality of stages, the lower fixing ring is installed at the end closest to the lower opening among the plurality of stages dividing the net body, and as the lower fixing strap is tightened, the The lower opening is closed and the upper opening is kept open, and the external fixing device is installed at each position connected to the bundle part among the plurality of stages,
The external connection strap and the bundling portion are directly connected to the upper opening,
The lower fixing strap and the lower fixing ring are directly connected to the lower opening,
The knitted net includes first woven fibers, second woven fibers, third woven fibers, fourth woven fibers, fifth woven fibers, and sixth woven fibers,
When the first woven fibers and the second woven fibers are arranged side by side and knitted together, first loop portions are formed in the longitudinal direction for each vertical direction of the loops formed by the first woven fibers in a plurality of rows, and the first A first winding part is formed at an end of the loop part, a first loop is formed at an end of the first winding part, a first hook part is formed in the first loop, and a loop formed by the second woven fiber is formed in a plurality of rows. A second loop portion is formed in the longitudinal direction in each vertical direction of the second loop portion, a second winding portion is formed at an end of the second loop portion, a second loop is formed at an end of the second winding portion, and a second loop is formed on the second loop. The hook portion is formed, and the second winding portion at an even-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the second woven fiber, and the odd-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by each of the second loop and the first woven fiber The first winding part and the first ring of each cross and combine to form a nodule,
When the third woven fiber and the fourth woven fiber are arranged side by side and knit together, the 3-1 hook portion is provided in the longitudinal direction at every odd-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the third woven fiber in a plurality of rows. forming a 3-2 hook part following the 3-1 hook part, forming a third hook following the 3-2 hook part, and forming a 3-3 hook part following the 3-2 hook part a 4-1 hook part is formed in the longitudinal direction at every even-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the fourth woven fibers in a plurality of rows, and the 4-1 hook part is followed by the 4-2 hook part. forming a fourth loop following the 4-2 hook portion, connecting the fourth loop to the 4-3 hook portion, and forming an even-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the fourth woven fiber. The fourth ring of and the third ring at the odd-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the ring formed by the third woven fiber cross each other and combine to form a nodule,
When the fifth woven fiber and the sixth woven fiber are arranged side by side and knit together, a 5-1 winding portion is formed at every even-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the fifth woven fiber in a plurality of rows, The 5-1 winding part and the 5-2 winding part are connected, a fifth loop is connected after the 5 winding part, and an odd-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the sixth woven fiber in a plurality of rows. A 6-1 winding part is formed every time, the 6-1 winding part and the 6-2 winding part are connected, a 6th ring is connected after the 6-2 winding part, and the 5-2 winding part and the 6-2 winding part cross each other, the fifth loop and the sixth loop are formed in opposite directions, and the sixth loop at odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the sixth woven fiber A net for collecting and storing oysters, characterized in that the fifth rings at even-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the rings formed by the fifth weave fibers cross each other and combine to form nodules.
A net body forming a knitted net having a nodule shape between a plurality of woven fibers on each side of the cylindrical shape;
an upper opening formed on an upper portion of the net body and having an open shape;
a lower opening formed at a lower portion of the net body and having an open shape;
a lower fixing ring formed at an end of the lower opening or at one side of the net body;
a lower fixing strap inserted into the lower fixing ring to bind and close the lower opening;
A bundle formed in a knot shape in the longitudinal direction at each corner or one side of the net body;
External connection straps that are connected to the upper end of the bundled portion in a pair form and protrude outward from the upper opening;
an external fixing device for fixing the bundling portion to the knitting net;
Including, but, the net body is divided into a plurality of stages, the lower fixing ring is installed at the end closest to the lower opening among the plurality of stages dividing the net body, and as the lower fixing strap is tightened, the The lower opening is closed and the upper opening is kept open, and the external fixing device is installed at each position connected to the bundle part among the plurality of stages,
The external connection strap and the bundling portion are directly connected to the upper opening,
The lower fixing strap and the lower fixing ring are directly connected to the lower opening,
The knitted net includes first woven fibers, second woven fibers, third woven fibers, fourth woven fibers, fifth woven fibers, and sixth woven fibers,
When the first woven fibers and the second woven fibers are arranged side by side and knitted together, first loop portions are formed in the longitudinal direction for each vertical direction of the loops formed by the first woven fibers in a plurality of rows, and the first A first winding part is formed at an end of the loop part, a first loop is formed at an end of the first winding part, a first hook part is formed in the first loop, and a loop formed by the second woven fiber is formed in a plurality of rows. A second loop portion is formed in the longitudinal direction in each vertical direction of the second loop portion, a second winding portion is formed at an end of the second loop portion, a second loop is formed at an end of the second winding portion, and a second loop is formed on the second loop. The hook portion is formed, and the second winding portion at an even-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the second woven fiber, and the odd-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by each of the second loop and the first woven fiber The first winding part and the first ring of each cross and combine to form a nodule,
When the third woven fiber and the fourth woven fiber are arranged side by side and knitted together, the 3-1 winding portion is formed in the longitudinal direction at every odd-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the third woven fiber in a plurality of rows. forming, forming a 3-2 winding part in the 3-1 winding part, forming a third ring following the 3-2 winding part, and connecting the third ring with the 3-3 winding part; , Forming a 4-1 winding part in the longitudinal direction at every even-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the fourth woven fiber in a plurality of rows, forming a 4-2 winding part on the 4-1 winding part, A fourth loop is formed following the 4-2 winding portion, the fourth loop is connected to the 4-3 winding portion, and the fourth loop is formed at an even-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the fourth woven fiber. The third rings at odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the rings formed by the 4 rings and the third weave fibers intersect and combine to form nodules,
When the fifth woven fiber and the sixth woven fiber are arranged side by side and knit together, a 5-1 hook portion is formed at every even-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the fifth woven fiber in a plurality of rows, The 5-1 hook part and the 5-2 hook part are connected, a fifth loop is connected after the 5-2 hook part, and an odd number among the vertical directions of the rings formed by the sixth woven fibers in a plurality of rows. A 6-1 hook part is formed at every position, the 6-1 hook part and the 6-2 hook part are connected, a 6 hook is connected after the 6 hook part, and the 5-2 hook part is connected. And the 6-2 hook portion crosses each other, the fifth ring and the sixth ring are formed in opposite directions, and the 6-th loop is formed at odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the sixth woven fiber. 2 hook portion, the 5-2 hook portion at an even position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by each of the sixth loop and the fifth woven fiber, and the fifth loop are combined while crossing each other to form a nodule A net for collecting and storing oysters, characterized in that.
delete A net body forming a knitted net having a nodule shape between a plurality of woven fibers on each side of the cylindrical shape;
an upper opening formed on an upper portion of the net body and having an open shape;
a lower opening formed at a lower portion of the net body and having an open shape;
a lower fixing ring formed at an end of the lower opening or at one side of the net body;
a lower fixing strap inserted into the lower fixing ring to bind and close the lower opening;
A bundle formed in a knot shape in the longitudinal direction at each corner or one side of the net body;
External connection straps that are connected to the upper end of the bundled portion in a pair form and protrude outward from the upper opening;
an external fixing device for fixing the bundling portion to the knitting net;
Including, but, the net body is divided into a plurality of stages, the lower fixing ring is installed at the end closest to the lower opening among the plurality of stages dividing the net body, and as the lower fixing strap is tightened, the The lower opening is closed and the upper opening is kept open, and the external fixing device is installed at each position connected to the bundle part among the plurality of stages,
The external connection strap and the bundling portion are directly connected to the upper opening,
The lower fixing strap and the lower fixing ring are directly connected to the lower opening,
The knitted net includes first woven fibers, second woven fibers, third woven fibers, fourth woven fibers, fifth woven fibers, and sixth woven fibers,
When the first woven fibers and the second woven fibers are arranged side by side and knitted together, first loop portions are formed in the longitudinal direction for each vertical direction of the loops formed by the first woven fibers in a plurality of rows, and the first A first winding part is formed at an end of the loop part, a first loop is formed at an end of the first winding part, a first hook part is formed in the first loop, and a loop formed by the second woven fiber is formed in a plurality of rows. A second loop portion is formed in the longitudinal direction in each vertical direction of the second loop portion, a second winding portion is formed at an end of the second loop portion, a second loop is formed at an end of the second winding portion, and a second loop is formed on the second loop. The hook portion is formed, and the second loop at the even-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the second woven fiber crosses the first loop at the odd-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the first woven fiber, respectively. combine to form nodules,
When the third woven fiber and the fourth woven fiber are arranged side by side and knit together, the 3-1 hook portion is provided in the longitudinal direction at every odd-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the third woven fiber in a plurality of rows. forming a 3-1 hook at the end of the 3-1 hook part, forming a 3-2 hook part following the 3-1 hook part, and forming a 3-2 hook part in the 3-2 hook part and a 4-1 hook part is formed in the longitudinal direction at every even-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the fourth woven fiber in a plurality of rows, and the 4-1 hook part is formed at the end of the 4-1 hook part. Forming, forming a 4-2 hook portion following the 4-1 loop, connecting to the 4-2 loop following the 4-2 hook portion, and horizontally of the loop formed by the fourth woven fiber The 4-1 loop at the odd-numbered position in the direction and the 3-1 loop at the even-numbered position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the third weave fibers intersect and combine to form a nodule,
When the fifth woven fiber and the sixth woven fiber are arranged side by side and knit together, a 5-1 hook portion is formed at every even-numbered position in the vertical direction of the loop formed by the fifth woven fiber in a plurality of rows, The 5-1 hook part and the 5-2 hook part are connected, a fifth loop is connected after the 5-2 hook part, and an odd number among the vertical directions of the rings formed by the sixth woven fibers in a plurality of rows. A 6-1 hook part is formed at every position, the 6-1 hook part and the 6-2 hook part are connected, a 6 hook is connected after the 6 hook part, and the 5-2 hook part is connected. And the 6-2 hook portion crosses each other, the fifth ring and the sixth ring are formed in opposite directions, and the 6-th loop is formed at odd-numbered positions in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by the sixth woven fiber. 2 hook portion, the 5-2 hook portion at an even position in the horizontal direction of the loop formed by each of the sixth loop and the fifth woven fiber, and the fifth loop are combined while crossing each other to form a nodule A net for collecting and storing oysters, characterized in that.
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