KR20190002801U - Luminous heaving line ball of the ship mooring rope - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is directed to the development of a ship moving line light emission throwing ball. In the past, the rope was wrapped around the weight and thrown into the land. In this design, the throwing part is replaced with a compressed rubber ball to reduce the risk of safety accident. In addition, a light emitting device that emits light by impact was inserted to identify the ball at night, and a drop was inserted to secure auditory discernment. Finally, an embossed grip was formed at the top of the ball to increase throwing distance and increase friction.
Hibing line light emitting throwing ball according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention is easy to use even for non-skilled people, it is expected to have high utility by allowing secure anchoring even in a situation where visual discrimination such as night anchoring is low.

Description

Luminous heaving line ball of the ship mooring rope}

The present invention relates to the development of a ship-heating line luminescent throwing ball, and ships and civilian ships use a heaving-line throwing bundle connected to a hot rope for mooring a pier. It is related to a moving line emitting throwing ball that improves the accuracy, visual glow, acoustic sound effect, and the way of binding the sealing line seal when the moving line is put into the pier, so that the ship can be moored to the pier more safely and quickly. .

In general, when mooring berths from ships, heavy ropes are thrown to the land to hang on land bollards. At this time, the thick rope is heavy and there is a limit to throw it from the ship, and there is a risk of safety accident even when received directly from the land. Therefore, one side is connected with a thick rope, and the other side uses a heaving line with a throw bundle. The ship throws the ball into the land, and the land waiter receives the ball and pulls the heaving line and the heavy rope connected to it to fix the heavy rope to the land bollard. Existing heaving line throw bundles are used to wrap the ball with thread.

No. 10-1088425 (Head of Korea Maritime Police Agency and 2 others) 2011.11.24.

 In the case of the existing heaving line throw bundles consisting of balls and threads, there are problems that the throw bundles are damaged by the collision with the floor, and the risk of safety accidents of land waiting personnel is high during the throwing and receiving process. In particular, in the case of low visual discrimination, such as at night or in heavy fog, the risk of safety accidents is increased, and the mooring mooring time is delayed because the throwing bundle must be found using a flashlight. The present invention aims to provide a throwing ball throwing ball that can be easily thrown with high durability and can be easily identified even in a situation where visual discrimination is poor such as at night, thereby reducing the risk of a safety accident and shortening the mooring mooring time.

The existing ball thrown around the weight of the ball is changed to a compression molded rubber ball material to reduce the possibility of damage and greatly improve the safety problems of land personnel. It is made with a spherical shape for throwing and improves pitching accuracy by applying an embossed grip on the surface so that it does not slip out of the hand when throwing. In particular, in order to enhance identification in a situation where visual discrimination is poor, such as at night, the impact light emitter is inserted at two positions of 90 degrees and 270 degrees from the center of the ball, and is thrown at the state where the light is thrown on the floor before throwing the ball. Drops are inserted at two 0 ° and 180 ° positions from the center of the ball to enhance the awareness of the land personnel through auditory means to reduce the likelihood of a safety accident caused by unrecognized throwing balls.

Compression-molded rubber balls, embossed grips, impact illuminator inserts, and drop inserts improve pitching accuracy, safety and discernment, greatly shortening the mooring time for anchoring.

1 is a front view of the present invention.
2 is a side view of the present invention.
3 is a plan view of the present invention.
4 is a bottom view of the present invention.
5 is a perspective view of a state in which a moving line is passed through a light emitting throwing ball and then knotted and inserted into the light emitting throwing ball according to an embodiment of the present invention.
6 is a cross-sectional view showing a state of being inserted into the light emitting throwing ball after passing the line of the moving line through the light emitting throwing ball according to the embodiment of the present invention.
7 is a reference diagram showing in which direction the spherical body 100, the light emitting device 200 and the droplet 300 are coupled in the present invention.

In general, ships are divided into merchant ships, warships, fishing vessels and special working vessels according to their purpose of use. In such ships, heaving line throws (weights) are first used to fasten the heavy ropes to the bollards, which are fixed on land. The heavy rope itself is very heavy and difficult to throw away due to its shape. Therefore, connect a heaving line throw bundle to a thick rope and throw the throw weight onto the ground. The land guard pulls up a stack of heaving lines and pulls up a thick rope. Fastening the thick rope to the land bollard completes the mooring of the pier.

The structure of the improved design is as follows. Hibing line light emitting color ball shape product is made of elastic and non-conductive material such as rubber (plastic, silicon, etc.), and it is made of polygonal or circular hole such as hexagon and octagon for inserting light emitting element and droplet on the outer surface The light emitting device 200 which emits light due to the impact on the spherical body 100, which may be manufactured in an excitation form, is inserted at two or more positions such as 0 degrees and 180 degrees of the outer surface of the spherical body. Form a hole in the spherical body perpendicular to the direction of insertion of the light emitting element so that a throwing line of 0.6 mm to 10 mm thick can penetrate the center of the spherical body. It has a through hole formed of a size that can be inserted into the body. In addition, the drop 300 is inserted into two or more positions such as 90 degrees and 270 degrees of the outer surface of the spherical body so that an audible sound is generated during throwing, and the side having a string knot to prevent finger sliding when throwing the throwing ball. It has a shape having a grip 400 of the embossed form in the hemisphere. It is possible to grasp the overall structure through the perspective view of Figure 5 showing the situation using the actual heaving line knot.

 The effect of the improvement is as follows. The throwing part was changed from a conventional metal weight to a rubber ball material that was compression molded to greatly improve the risk of a safety accident in case the dock guards were hit.

Generally, a throwing throwing ball will be thrown for anchoring at a distance of about 20m from the pier. In the case of the night, the throwing ball is not identified and is found using a flashlight, so the mooring time is long. Into the throwing ball spherical body 100 was inserted a light emitting device 200 that shines due to the impact. Before throwing into the pier, they can be bounced once or twice on the bottom of the ship, and then thrown to make it easier for pier guards to follow the track of the throwing ball and find it.

In the case of rubber balls, the throwing distance is shortened or flying to an arbitrary place due to the sliding phenomenon caused by rainy days or sea moisture. In order to improve this, the embossed grip 400 like a baseball on the top of the ball was removed to remove the phenomenon of slipping from the hand. The throwing ball has greatly improved throwing accuracy and throwing distance in slippery situations.

Rubber itself does not produce an audible sound. Therefore, it is necessary to increase the discrimination power by generating an auditory signal in a situation where visual identification is difficult due to fog. The drop 300 is inserted into the rubber ball side so that the sound is generated while rolling off the flying process and the land. This allowed agents waiting at the docks to detect throwing balls audibly.

If the connection between the heaving line and the throwing ball, such as the throwing weight of the throwing ball before the invention can be broken by the impact accumulates in the process of throwing and falling on the pier. However, the locking line knots penetrate the center of the throwing ball, significantly reducing the possibility of joint breakage. Since the heaving line knot is inside the rubber throwing ball, there is little risk of breakage. Also unlike the rings, the throwing process does not interfere.

The above description is merely illustrative of the technical idea of the present embodiment, and those skilled in the art to which the present embodiment belongs may make various modifications and changes 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 describe the present invention, and the scope of the technical idea of the present embodiment is not limited by these embodiments. The scope of protection of the present embodiment should be interpreted by the following claims, and all technical ideas within the scope equivalent thereto should be construed as being included in the scope of the present embodiment.

100 spherical body
200 light emitting elements
300 drops
400 embossed grips

Claims (8)

Hibing line light-emitting transparent ball-shaped products are made of elastic, non-conductive materials such as rubber (plastic, silicone, etc.), and polygonal or circular holes such as hexagons and octagons for inserting light emitting elements and drops on the outer surface Ship mooring line hibing line light emission throwing ball having a spherical body 100 that can be produced in
The method according to claim 1,
Ship mooring line heating throwing light ball inserted into two or more positions, such as 0 degrees and 180 degrees of the outer surface of the spherical body;
The method according to claim 2,
A throw line with a thickness of 0.6mm to 10mm forms a hole to penetrate the center of the spherical body while being perpendicular to the light emitting device insertion direction. Vessel Mooring Line Hebbing Line Luminescent Throwing Balls With Through Holes Shaped Into Size
The method according to claim 2,
A vessel mooring line emitting throwing ball inserted into two or more positions such as 90 degrees and 270 degrees of the outer surface of the spherical body so that an acoustic sound is generated when throwing.
The method according to claim 3,
A ship mooring line emitting throwing ball with the drop inserted at two or more positions, such as 90 degrees and 270 degrees of the outer surface of the spherical body, to produce an audible sound during throwing.
The method according to claim 3,
A ship mooring line emitting throwing ball with an embossed grip 400 on the side hemisphere with a string knot to prevent finger sliding when throwing the throwing ball
The method according to claim 4,
A ship mooring line emitting throwing ball with an embossed grip 400 on the side hemisphere with a string knot to prevent finger sliding when throwing the throwing ball
The method according to claim 5,
A ship mooring line emitting throwing ball with an embossed grip 400 on the side hemisphere with a string knot to prevent finger sliding when throwing the throwing ball

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