KR20130071814A - Artificial fish reef - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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Abstract
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The present invention relates to a house-type artificial reef that is easy to form a marine forest for facilitating the habitat of seaweeds and fish and shellfish, and more particularly, broadens the engraftment area of the artificial reefs and receives sunlight to facilitate photosynthesis of seaweeds. It also relates to housing artificial reefs that provide habitats for microbial settlements, invertebrates, and provide a habitat or hide for fish to form a comprehensive marine ecosystem.
As is well known, artificial reefs provide a spawning place for fish and shellfish, and are artificially installed on the seabed in order to protect them from natural enemies so that they can be inhabited and grown. Natural rock and coral reefs to act as a reef.
Such conventional artificial reefs are used in composition fisheries in various sizes and shapes. The artificial reefs should be selected and arranged for the target fish species in each fishery, but the relationship between the fish species and the shape of the fishes is actually used. It is used regardless of species, without being clear.
The artificial reefs, which are simple structures of conventional rectangular concrete, are made of concrete artificial reefs and dropped on the seabed to create fish living conditions so that fish can gather, but this method requires a lot of budget, effort and time. It had to be satisfied with the role of protecting it from the fishing activities of the small-scale baseline network, which is a uniform and illegal fishery.
In particular, forced reefs, which have been developed so far, have been mainly used to increase the counterfeiting effect on fish. However, algae, photosynthetic plants, live in the depth zone through which light is transmitted.The role of these algae is as a primary producer, such as reducing carbon dioxide through photosynthesis, supplying pure oxygen in the water, feeding fish and shellfish, and providing spawning and breeding grounds. In addition to its function, it played the most ecological role, including water purification.
Therefore, forced reefs are needed for seaweed larvae oil, which increases the productivity of the ecosystem, as well as forgery effects of fishes in deep waters over 20m deep.
On the other hand, the current artificial reefs are strictly managed by the "Management and Management of Artificial Reef Facilities Project". According to this rule, the life of artificial reefs is limited to 30 years, which is made of concrete and steel after the end of life. It is very difficult to decompose and dismantle artificial reefs, and it takes a long time, and there is a risk of destroying the ecosystem of algae by contaminating the water quality during decomposition.
Therefore, in order to solve the above problems, the present invention forms a triangular body having a space portion in the center in the longitudinal direction, the upper inclined surface of the body to form a plurality of coupling grooves in the longitudinal direction, the coupling groove In the state in which the fixing rods provided by the avidone trees are closely inserted and fixed, the ropes artificially seeded by the spores of seaweeds are integrally installed on the upper surface of the avidone tree, thereby easily forming the deforestation by the ropes It provides habitats for settlement and invertebrate animals, and the space part is used as a habitat or hideout for fish, and the seabed provides habitat for benthic animals such as abalone and conch, as well as spawning grounds and breeding grounds for water purification and fish and shellfish. Purpose to provide housing artificial reefs that can be used to restore the comprehensive marine ecosystem There.
To achieve the above purpose
The present invention is formed in the form of a triangle by pouring concrete, the space portion is formed in the longitudinal direction so that fish, shellfish inhabit therein, and a plurality of access holes are formed in the upper portion to penetrate the space portion to allow the entry and exit of fish The upper inclined surface has a plurality of coupling grooves formed in the longitudinal direction; A fixture for tightly inserting and engaging the coupling groove of the body to facilitate installation and dismantling of the subsidiary materials and to supply nutrients to the spores; It is fixed by the nail or taka to the fixing rod to make the seaweed spores to create a seam forest; characterized in that consisting of.
In addition, the fixing rod of the present invention is characterized in that it is provided in the form of lumber cut to a certain standard brown avidone tree.
In addition, the rope of the present invention is characterized in that the algae spores are provided in a state artificially seeded.
As described above, by providing a housing-type artificial reef of the present invention, it is easy to create a marine forest to provide a habitat for benthic microorganisms and invertebrates, and the space is used as a habitat or hiding place for fish, and the bottom of the sea is abalone, In addition to providing habitats for benthic animals such as conch, it is a useful invention that can be used as a spawning ground and a breeding ground for water purification and fish and shellfish to restore a comprehensive marine ecosystem.
1 is a perspective view of an artificial reef in accordance with the present invention.
Figure 2 is a side cross-sectional view of the artificial reef in accordance with the present invention.
Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
As shown, the housing-type artificial reef of the present invention is largely composed of a
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Artificial reefs for the composition of marine forests composed of the above-described configuration can be arranged and installed continuously according to the characteristics of the sea floor to form and restore a comprehensive marine ecosystem. The
The artificial reefs formed as described above are arranged and installed in a plurality of coastal fisheries in succession. As the algae spores germinating and growing on the
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A fixture 20 which is inserted into the coupling groove 16 of the body 10 intimately and coupled to facilitate the installation and dismantling of the subsidiary materials and supplies nutrients to the spores;
House-type artificial reefs, characterized in that consisting of; rope (30) is fixed by nails or taka to the fixture 20 to engulf seaweed spores to create a sea forest.
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KR101529252B1 (en) * | 2014-12-26 | 2015-06-29 | 유원종합건설(주) | Submerged breakwater block with the function of artificial fish-reef |
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