KR20240094317A - How to set up a survival rope harness - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a method for setting up a survival rope harness that can be easily set up and worn by the lower and upper bodies of a rescuer using two ropes in an emergency rescue situation, and that forms a double fisherman's knot so that the knot does not come loose, thereby enabling a safe rescue and preventing casualties. The method for setting up a survival rope harness includes: a step of setting upper and lower harness slings (110) (120) by preparing two harness slings equipped with double fisherman's knots (112); a step of setting lower harnesses (110-1) by positioning the harness sling (110) on the waist and hips, pulling out the rope that supports the hips between the thighs forward and pulling it out between the ropes held in both hands, and then inserting a carabiner (130) into the rope pulled out at both ends to support the lower part of the body; a step of setting upper harnesses (120-2) by inserting the harness sling (120) into the rope with the carabiner (130) inserted and pulling it out, so that the rope pulled out at one end is hung on the neck area in the opposite direction to the arm, and the rope pulled out at the other end is hung on the neck area in the opposite direction to the arm to support the upper part of the body in an X shape.

Description

How to set up a survival rope harness}

The present invention relates to a method of setting a survival rope harness, and more specifically, in an emergency rescue situation, by using two ropes, the survival harness can be easily set and worn on the lower and upper body of oneself and the rescuer to respond to the crisis as well as to provide a safe rescue. This is about the survival rope harness setting method that allows this to be achieved.

The survival rope harness was created to improve the ability to respond using a rope when a dangerous situation occurs.

In most dangerous situations, such as fires, earthquakes, swimming accidents, ship accidents, stampedes, and falls, rescue is done using ropes, so we believe that proper knowledge and understanding of ropes can save oneself as well as family and colleagues in dangerous situations. , researched and distributed survival rope harnesses.

Recently, various new leisure sports have been developed. For example, leisure sports such as bungee jumping, parachute experience, paragliding, artificial or natural rock walls, underwater exploration, and climbing are becoming popular.

In order to ensure the safety of users when using leisure sports that connect users with wires or facilities, they typically wear equipment called a harness and connect the harness and wires or facilities through various connectors. In other words, a harness is a necessary rescue tool during leisure sports. In an emergency situation, if you do not have equipment such as a harness, you must use the rope you have.

In particular, when making and using a harness yourself, you must ensure that the knot does not come undone. If the knot is tied incorrectly, it will result in even greater casualties.

Likewise, in order to minimize casualties, it is very important to provide a method for setting up a harness that is simple, easy for anyone to make and use, and safe.

Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 10-1680532

The present invention is intended to solve conventional problems and has the following purposes.

The present invention allows a survival harness to be easily set and worn on the lower and upper body of the rescuer by using two ropes in an emergency rescue situation, and a double Fisherman's knot is formed to prevent the knot from unraveling, so a safe rescue can be achieved, preventing casualties. The purpose is to provide a survival rope harness setting method that can prevent.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention crosses both ends of the rope to form a knot in the crossing direction using a rope for knotting in one direction, and forms another knot in the crossing direction using a rope for knotting in the other direction to form a double knot. An upper and lower harness sling setting step of providing two harness slings equipped with a fisherman's knot;

Place the harness sling with the double fisherman's knot completed on the waist and buttocks, pull the rope that supports the buttocks between the thighs forward, pull it through the ropes held in both hands, and then insert a carabiner through the rope pulled out at both ends. A lower harness setting step to support the lower part of the body;

The harness sling with the double fisherman's knot completed is pulled out through the rope with the carabiner inserted so that both ends have the same length. Then, the rope pulled out at one end is draped over the neck in the opposite direction to the arm, and the rope pulled out at the other end is pulled out. It is characterized by including an upper harness setting step of supporting the upper part of the body in an "X" shape by placing a rope across the neck in the opposite direction from the arm.

In the upper and lower harness sling setting steps, a double knot is formed on both sides of the knot.

The present invention is characterized in that an indicator is formed on the rope by harness setting to guide the position to start the knot.

The rope using the harness setting of the present invention is characterized by being colored to indicate whether it is for the top or the bottom.

As described, the present invention has the effect of allowing a survival harness to be easily set and worn on the lower and upper body of the rescuer using two ropes in an emergency rescue situation, and is safe by forming a double fisherman's knot to prevent the knot from coming loose. It is clear that this is a very useful invention that can prevent human casualties by creating a rescue.

Figure 1 A block diagram illustrating a survival rope harness setting method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figures 2 and 3 are diagrams for explaining setting the lower and upper harness slings.
Figures 4 to 8 are diagrams for explaining setting the lower harness to the lower body using the manufactured lower harness sling.
Figures 9 to 13 are diagrams for explaining setting the upper harness with the upper body using the manufactured upper harness sling.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the attached drawings.

In the following description of the present invention, if a detailed description of a related known function or configuration is judged to unnecessarily obscure the gist of the present invention, the detailed description will be omitted. In addition, the terms described below are terms established in consideration of the functions in the present invention, and these terms may vary depending on the intention or custom of the manufacturer producing the product, and the definitions of the terms should be made based on the content throughout the present specification.

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Figure 1 is a block diagram illustrating a survival rope harness setting method according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The method of setting the survival rope harness (100) according to the present invention is to cross both ends of the rope (R1) to form a knot (112a) in the cross direction using a rope (R2) for a one-way knot, and to tie a knot in the other direction. An upper and lower harness sling (110) (120) setting step of forming another knot (112a) in the cross direction of the dragon rope (R2) to provide two harness slings equipped with a double fisherman's knot (112);

Place the harness sling (110) with the double fisherman's knot completed on the waist and buttocks, pull the rope supporting the buttocks between the thighs forward, pull it out between the ropes held in both hands, and then pull it out with the rope pulled out at both ends. A lower harness (110-1) setting step for supporting the lower part of the body by inserting a carabiner (130);

The harness sling (120) with the double fisherman's knot completed is pulled out by inserting it between the ropes with the carabiner (130) inserted so that both ends have the same length, and then the rope pulled out at one end is draped over the neck in the opposite direction to the arm. And, it includes a step of setting the upper harness (120-2), which supports the upper part of the body in an "X" shape by wrapping the rope pulled out from the other end over the neck area in the opposite direction to the arm.

Meanwhile, the rope (R1) used to set the survival rope harness 100 according to the present invention is preferably formed with an indicator that guides the position to start the knot, and is colored so that the rope to be used can be distinguished from the lower body. provide rope

For example, the color of the rope to be used for the lower body may be red and the color of the rope to be used for the upper body may be blue, but the rope is not limited to this and may be composed of various colors as needed.

Figures 2 and 3 are diagrams for explaining setting the lower and upper harness slings.

The harness sling 110 refers to a double fisherman's knot 112 that is formed by crossing both ends of the rope R1 and forming one or more knots 112a at the crossed portions.

That is, both ends of the rope R1 are crossed so that the markings on the knotting rope R2 are in contact with each other.

In this state, a set of knot ropes (R2) are wound around the knot ropes pulled out in opposite directions to form two rings (111), and the ends are drawn to the inside of the rings (111) to form a knot (112a). completes.

And when the knot rope pulled out in the other direction is completed by completing the knot using the method described above, the setting of the harness sling equipped with a double fisherman's knot 112 having two knots is completed.

Two harness slings are provided through the above setting sequence, and it is desirable to use the one set using red as the lower harness sling (110) and the one set using blue as the upper harness sling (120).

On the other hand, since the problem of the knot 112a unraveling occurs depending on the weight supported, a double knot 112b can be further formed on each of the outer edges where the knot 112a is formed.

Figures 4 to 8 are diagrams for explaining setting the lower harness to the lower body using the manufactured lower harness sling.

It is desirable to position the lower harness sling 110 to surround the waist and hips of the body, and position the double fisherman's knot 112 to support the waist.

In this way, while supporting the waist and hips and holding the rope with both hands, pull the part of the rope that supports the buttocks between the thighs and pull it out to the front, and then pull it out further on both sides by draping the rope held with your hands. Setting of the lower harness 110-1 is completed by fastening and fixing the carabiner 130 to the rope (see FIGS. 6 to 8).

Figures 9 to 13 are diagrams for explaining setting the upper harness with the upper body using the manufactured upper harness sling.

After adjusting the gap between the upper harness slings (120) by spreading both arms as shown in FIG. 9, insert and pull the rope to which the carabiner (130) is fastened, and then adjust both ends to the same length.

And, as shown in Figure 12, one end of the rope is worn on the arms and neck so that it hangs on the neck in the opposite direction, and the other end of the rope is worn on the arm and neck so that it hangs on the neck in the opposite direction to create an "X" on the upper body. By fixing it in the shape of a "shape," the setting of the upper harness (120-2) is completed.

In this way, in an emergency rescue situation, a survival harness can be easily set and worn on the rescuer's lower and upper body using two ropes, and a double Fisherman's knot is formed to prevent the knot from unraveling, allowing a safe rescue to be achieved, thereby reducing the risk of casualties. It can be prevented.

Above, specific embodiments of the present invention have been described.

However, the spirit and scope of the present invention are not particularly limited to these specific embodiments, and it is common knowledge in the technical field pertaining to the present invention that various modifications and variations are possible without changing the gist of the present invention. Anyone who has this should understand.

Accordingly, the above-described embodiments are provided to fully inform those skilled in the art of the present invention of the scope of the invention, and should be understood in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive, and the present invention is only defined by the scope of the claims.

100: survival harness 110: lower harness
111: Loop 112: Double Fisherman’s Knot
112a, 112b: knot 110-1: lower harness
120-2: Upper harness

Claims (4)

The rope (R1) is crossed at both ends to form a knot (112a) in the cross direction using the one-way knot rope (R2), and another knot (112a) is formed in the cross direction with the other-way knot rope (R2). An upper and lower harness sling (110) (120) setting step of forming 112a) and providing two harness slings equipped with a double fisherman's knot (112);
Place the harness sling (110) with the double fisherman's knot completed on the waist and buttocks, pull the rope supporting the buttocks between the thighs forward, pull it out between the ropes held in both hands, and then pull it out with the rope pulled out at both ends. A lower harness (110-1) setting step for supporting the lower part of the body by inserting a carabiner (130);
The harness sling (120) with the double fisherman's knot completed is pulled out by inserting it between the ropes with the carabiner (130) inserted so that both ends have the same length, and then the rope pulled out at one end is draped over the neck in the opposite direction to the arm. And setting the upper harness (120-2), which supports the upper part of the body in an " method.
According to paragraph 1,
In the upper and lower harness sling setting steps,
A method of setting a survival rope harness, characterized in that a double knot (112b) is further formed at each side end of the rope knot (112a). According to paragraph 1,
A method of setting a survival rope harness, characterized in that an indicator is formed on the rope by harness setting to guide the position to start the knot.
According to paragraph 1,
A survival rope harness setting method, characterized in that the rope by harness setting is colored to indicate upper or lower use.