MXPA97007307A - Protection against the bullet - Google Patents
Protection against the bulletInfo
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- MXPA97007307A MXPA97007307A MXPA/A/1997/007307A MX9707307A MXPA97007307A MX PA97007307 A MXPA97007307 A MX PA97007307A MX 9707307 A MX9707307 A MX 9707307A MX PA97007307 A MXPA97007307 A MX PA97007307A
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- water
- flotation
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a system for preventing and inhibiting the growth of the entire marine encrustation community to an underwater hull surface of the boat comprising: means of flotation, the shape of the flotation means approximates the shape of the boat in the water line, a floating material cover, flexible, the size and shape is complementary to the bottom of the water of the hull of the boat from its bow to its bow, the flotation material has an upper edge and a bottom edge, and the floating material is fixed to the upper edge of the flotation means, and is supported by them, fresh water inlet means, fixed to the flotation means, to inject fresh wash water down to the cover to wash the surface below the water of the hull of the boat and provide a marine freshwater growth inhibitor; and, valve means mounted at the lower end of the flotation material to remove the water from descending wash contained in the cover, the flotation material has sufficient buoyancy when combined with the weight of the boat, to apply sufficient pressure to remove water from the cover created by the flotation material and through the valve means
Description
PROTECTION AGAINST BALANTS BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. FIELD OF THE INVENTION This invention relates generally to anti-fouling devices for ship hulls and more particularly to a flotation closure assembly for protecting against marine growth for the lower part of the body of a vessel. boat anchored on a dock, 2. DESCRIPTION OF THE PREVIOUS TECHNIQUE It has been established for a long time that the hulls of unprotected ships, when left submerged for a time in a body of water, are susceptible to damage by the fouling of various organisms marine A number of invention have been designed to reduce this damage. For example, many types of permanent helmet liners have been used that act as a physical barrier between the hull of a boat and the water immediately surrounding it. However, such coatings usually do not protect the hull from the accumulation of barnacles and algae. In some cases, such coatings also reduce the performance of the ship due to the weight of the coatings. Other coatings use toxic substances to retard the incrustation of marine life, but there are significant environmental drawbacks with the use of such toxic coatings and, consequently, such coatings become less practical.
Protectors against marine growth are known in the form of impermeable covers against water complementary to the form under the water of a ship. These covers after being placed around the lower body of the ship are then filled with liquids that inhibit the growth which can only be fresh water or water containing chemicals against scale formation The problem with such covers is that they are difficult to maneuver around the bottom body of the boat and have been resorted to, to facilitate this task, but none of them has been more advantageous than another and all have been burdensome Other devices are available which serve to protect the hull of a ship only while the ship is at rest, since marine life is not capable of damaging the hull of the ship when it is in motion One such device is described in Cox US Pat. No. 4,026,233 which describes a helmet cover of portable safety for a marine vessel that can be quickly discarded from a vessel that has been subjected to hull damage that destroys the water-tight integrity of the hull which could cause the vessel to form inlays and eventually sink. The safety cover is a flexible, waterproof protection, of material dimensioned and configured to conform in a manner joined to the bow, sides and keel of the boat, with the cover being easily attached to the bow by means of a tie and unfolded against the outer bottom of the boat The device has an auxiliary use to form a cover around the boat to clean the hull. US Patent No. 4,046,094, to Preiser et al., describes a system to prevent and inhibit the growth of the entire marine community that forms inlays in the hull of a boat while it is resting in salt or marine water A pipe or pipes that have no illas distributed along the same run the length of the keel Fresh water is supplied to the pipeline which flows out of the nozzles and up to the entire hull to create and maintain a limiting layer in freshwater movement A cover also serves to inhibit the formation of scale A cover comprising overlapping, segmented, opaque curtains hang down the weights from the deck of the ship. US Patent No. 4,693,200 to Noble, describes the apparatus for sealing and / or treating in a protective manner the submerged portion of a body floating on a surface of water, such as a ship's hull, to prevent or reduce the growth of marine organisms in the submerged portion The apparatus is formed of a generally rectangular frame having a waterproof cover attached to the attached water at the same large enough to cover the submerged portion of the floating body The pumping means are associated with the frame, mounted on the rear tubular member, with the pump adapted to pump water into the side and rear tubular means to cause the rear member to be submerged and moved pivotally downwardly around the front float member so that the boat can move through of the rear member submerged in the area defined by the rectangular frame US Pat. No. 5,152,242 to Bradley discloses a protective helmet cover for a stationary boat floating in a body of water A flotation collar forms a first closed figure that approaches the shape of the perimeter of the hull on the surface of the water US Patent 5,279,244 of PĂ©rez-Collazo discloses a protector against the formation of scale in the form of a flexible cover complementary to the body under the water of a hull of the vessel, the which is floating negatively and, when not in use, is stored in the lower part of a spring Anchoring Therefore, there is a need for a helmet protection device that significantly reduces the damage to marine life that is embedded in boat hulls and that is also relatively simple to install, operate and maintain. Such a required device must be capable of adapting to a variety of boat helmets, environmentally acceptable and relatively inexpensive The present invention meets the needs and provides additional related advantages COMPENDIUM OF THE INVENTION The present invention is a protective hull cover for a stationary boat that floats on a body of water, the surface of the water that defines a water line in the hull of the boat The unit when not in use, floats in the space of the mill and is attached to any rock or pile Floats are attached to the ends of the lines to Easily removed The boat is carried slowly over the floating aft section Like the aft section, with this cover, it is emptied up down the bow of the boat, the downward cleaning rod pushes against the hull helping to dislodge any sludge or organisms that have come together. The umdad can then slide under the boat until the stern cleaning section press up on the section aft of the boat The lines are then tied to the boat cleat BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a top isometric view of a barrel protection according to the invention. FIG. 2 is a top plan view of a barnacle protection according to the invention Fig. 3 is a side view of the protection of barnacles, floating on top of the water, before entering a boat Figure 4 is a side view of the protection of barnacles with a boat entering and showing the action of a cleaner cleaning the bottom of the hull as the boat enters. Fig. 5, is a top view of the protection of barnacles with a boat in its bottom. Into the protection, fresh water is pumped and excess water taken out through the check valves. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED MODALITIES Referring now to the drawings in which similar numbers refer to the same element, it is shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 generally, a barrel protection, constructed of three main parts, a semi-rigid frame 11 of flotation made of PVC tube filled with foam, polyethylene bubble wrap and freshwater descending wash system 14 The frame 11 it is usually cut in lengths of 1830 cm, 30 cm and -5 cm. The bow section 13 forms the "v" of the bow. The lashing straps 12 are used to connect the frame attachment lengths 11 The stern section 16 It is made of smaller sections that are covered with cloth, which will act as the cleaning rollers as the canister is carried inward outward. The bubble wrap polyethylene 17 is cut to the appropriate size for the Canister Hull Size 19 The edges of the bubble wrap 17 are fixed to the inner part of the frame 11 using hot melt glue The descending fresh water washing system is fixed to the inner part of the frame 11 and the outer shell of the frame 11 pohetylene bubbles 17 using heat fusion glue The two sections of the downwash system 14 are connected with a "Y" connector 18 which is attached to the bow section 13 The check valves 15 are installed in the lower part of the polyethylene bubble wrap 17 to provide objectionable salt water ejection and / or fresh water used to wash down the pot hull 19 The polyethylene 17 bubble wrap floats on top of the water, covered by the semi-rigid frame 11 Fig. 3, shows a can 19 approaching the stern section 16, ready to be covered in the barge protection Fig. 4, shows the canister 19 as it passes over the section of the bow 16 as the can 19 enters the inner chamber of the guard 10 As the can 19 passes over the forward section 16, the cleaning action of the bow section 16 cleans the lower part of the can 19 The level of the water is shown by the number 20 As the boat enters the barrel protection 10, fresh water 22 is provided through the garden hose 21 connected to a spray hose 14 The anchor lines (not shown) are connected to the frame 11 and are tied to the piles or rocks (not shown) to maintain the protection of barnacles in place. As the boat enters the protection of ballasts 10, fresh water 22 rinses the sides of the hull and falls on the formed cover by the bubble wrap 17, dil thus, the salinity of the salt water and reducing the salinity required for marine growth to flourish. Sufficient fresh water 22 is allowed to completely replace the salt water. As the boat 19 enters the protection 10, the weight of the boat combines with the buoyancy. of the polyethylene protection 17 to apply sufficient pressure to compress the water outside the polyethylene protection through the drainage / retention valves 15 Marine life needs food, oxygen and correct salinity of the water to develop The protection of ballast 10 the invention is used to remove the hull of the can 19 from the growing environment The simplicity and effectiveness of the invention places the maintenance of the hull in the hands of the owner of the boat A layer of fresh water on the surface of the hull addresses the problem of the growth of the portion of the marine community of incrustation of barnacles, worms and other organisms and the like to sweet in-hibe its growth, interfering with its metabolic processes The protective cover of ballads 10, excluding light, addresses the problem of the growth of the other portion of the community of marine inlays such as herbs and algae. system is properly targeted at the entire marine inlaying community, to clean the bottom of the hull for speed and economy, eliminates the usual inlay coating systems and extends the ship's service time by reducing the load for cleaning and painting the hull. preferred embodiment, the polyethylene bubble wrap 17 comprises a solar mantle manufactured by Cantor Corporation, 495 Meadow Lane, Carlstadt, New Jersey 07072, USA. Obviously, many modifications and variations of the present invention can be made in view of the teachings Therefore, it should be understood that within the scope of the appended claims, this invention is It can be practiced in a different way than that specifically described.
Claims (1)
- CLAIMS 1 A system for preventing and inhibiting the growth of the entire marine encrustation community in a hull surface under the water of the boat comprising means of flotation, the shape of said means of flotation approaching the shape of the boat in the water line , a cover of flexible floating material, being of the size and shape complementary to the underwater part of the hull of the boat from its bow to its stern, said flotation material having an upper edge and a lower edge, and said flotation material being fixed to said upper edge a, and supported by said flotation means, fresh water inlet means, fixed to said flotation means, for injecting sweet wash water downstream in said cover to wash the surface under the water of the boat hull and provide a marine freshwater growth inhibitor, and valve means mounted on said lower end of said flotation material for removing the downwash water contained in said cover, said flotation material having sufficient buoyancy when combined with the weight of the boat, to apply sufficient pressure in order to remove the water from the cover created by said flotation material and through said valve means 2 The system for preventing and inhibiting the growth of the entire marine encrustation community on a caco surface below the water of the boat according to claim 1, wherein said means of flotation comprises a tube flotation frame. of PVC filled with foam 3 A system to prevent and inhibit the growth of the entire marine community of scale in a surface below the water of the boat, comprising a floating frame of PVC pipe filled with foam, approaching the shape of a boat in the water line, said frame comprising a plurality of sections tied to form said frame a cover of material in flexible polyethylene bubble shell being of a size and shape complementary to the underwater part of a boat hull from its bow to its stern, said material being fixed to, and supported by, said floating frame, a spray hose of fresh water attached to said flotation frame for injecting fresh water from descending wash on said cover to wash the surface below the water of the hull of the boat and providing a marine freshwater growth inhibitor, and a plurality of mounted drain / retention valves in said bubble wrap material to remove the downwash water contained in said shell of bubble wrap material. A system for preventing and inhibiting the growth of the entire marine fouling community on a surface below the water of the boat hull, comprising a cover made of polyethylene bubbles, being of a complementary size and shape for the wing below the water to the hull of the boat from its bow to its stern, said bubble wrap having an upper edge and a lower end and said bubble wrap being fixed to said upper edge for, and supported by, said flotation means, inlet means of fresh water, fixed to said flotation means, for injecting fresh water of descending washing in said cover to wash the surface below the water of the hull of the boat and provide a freshwater marine growth inhibitor, the freshwater input means comprising a sprinkler hose, and valve means mounted on said lower end and said bubble wrap to remove the downwash water contained in said cover, such valve means comprising a plurality of drain / retention valves. The system for preventing and inhibiting the growth of the entire marine community of incrustation on the surface below the water of the hull of the boat according to the claim n 4, wherein said flotation means comprises a flotation framework PVC pipe filled with foam
Applications Claiming Priority (2)
Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
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US08/409,596 US5465676A (en) | 1995-03-24 | 1995-03-24 | Barnacle shield |
US08409596 | 1995-03-24 |
Publications (2)
Publication Number | Publication Date |
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MX9707307A MX9707307A (en) | 1998-06-28 |
MXPA97007307A true MXPA97007307A (en) | 1998-10-30 |
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