A01K75/00

COMPOSITE LENGTHY BODY

The invention relates to a method for manufacturing a lengthy body comprising high performance polyethylene fibres and a polymeric resin comprising the steps of applying an aqueous suspension of a polymeric resin to HPPE fibres, assembling the HPPE fibres, partially drying the aqueous suspension, optionally applying a temperature, tension and/or a pressure treatment to the lengthy body wherein the polymeric resin is a homopolymer or copolymer of ethylene and/or propylene. The invention further relates to lengthy bodies obtainable by said method and articles comprising the lengthy body such nets, round slings, splices, belts or synthetic chain links.

METHOD OF EXTRACTING AQUATIC ANIMALS FROM AN APPARATUS

A method for extracting aquatic animals from an apparatus (102) containing aquatic animals. The apparatus has a body with an open end (102a), a substantially closed end (102b), and one or more side walls (102c) between the open end and the substantially closed end. At least a major portion of the side wall(s) are in the form of a flexible membrane, and at least a major portion of the side wall(s) and the substantially closed end are substantially impervious to water. The method involves arranging the apparatus (102) with an open end (102a) of the apparatus positioned higher than a substantially closed end (102b) of the apparatus, introducing a flow of liquid into an interior region of the apparatus proximal the substantially closed end, and using the introduced flow of liquid to transport aquatic animals contained in the apparatus, out of the open end (102a) of the apparatus.

METHOD OF EXTRACTING AQUATIC ANIMALS FROM AN APPARATUS

A method for extracting aquatic animals from an apparatus (102) containing aquatic animals. The apparatus has a body with an open end (102a), a substantially closed end (102b), and one or more side walls (102c) between the open end and the substantially closed end. At least a major portion of the side wall(s) are in the form of a flexible membrane, and at least a major portion of the side wall(s) and the substantially closed end are substantially impervious to water. The method involves arranging the apparatus (102) with an open end (102a) of the apparatus positioned higher than a substantially closed end (102b) of the apparatus, introducing a flow of liquid into an interior region of the apparatus proximal the substantially closed end, and using the introduced flow of liquid to transport aquatic animals contained in the apparatus, out of the open end (102a) of the apparatus.

Edge finishing for a mesh

An edge finishing for a mesh formed by interlacing adjacent wire pickets, each picket formed in a zig-zag manner, the edge finishing comprising two interlinked loops where a first loop is formed from a first picket of the adjacent pickets and a second loop is formed from a second picket of the adjacent pickets, wherein the first loop and the second loop are interlocked together, via first and second loop-ends, at an intersection of the first picket and the second picket.

Edge finishing for a mesh

An edge finishing for a mesh formed by interlacing adjacent wire pickets, each picket formed in a zig-zag manner, the edge finishing comprising two interlinked loops where a first loop is formed from a first picket of the adjacent pickets and a second loop is formed from a second picket of the adjacent pickets, wherein the first loop and the second loop are interlocked together, via first and second loop-ends, at an intersection of the first picket and the second picket.

METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING FISHING NET
20190017203 · 2019-01-17 ·

Provided is a method for manufacturing a fishing net formed from a plastic net that can be handled by winding or folding although the net has plastic rigidity. The fishing net is manufactured by (1) a step of preparing a multifilament yarn formed by bundling a plurality of core-sheath type composite filaments, in each of which a core component is made of polyethylene terephthalate and a sheath component is made of polyolefin, (2) a step of preparing a yarn thread obtained by paralleling a plurality of the multifilament yarns, (3) a step of twisting or braiding four yarn threads 11, 12, 13, 14 to obtain a net constructed with strands 1 and intersections 2, (4) a step of heat-treating the net under without pressure to melt the sheath component of the yarn threads 11, 12, 13, 14 constituting the strands 1 and the intersections 2, followed by solidifying, thus obtaining a plastic net, and (5) a step of forming the fishing net using the plastic net.

METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING FISHING NET
20190017203 · 2019-01-17 ·

Provided is a method for manufacturing a fishing net formed from a plastic net that can be handled by winding or folding although the net has plastic rigidity. The fishing net is manufactured by (1) a step of preparing a multifilament yarn formed by bundling a plurality of core-sheath type composite filaments, in each of which a core component is made of polyethylene terephthalate and a sheath component is made of polyolefin, (2) a step of preparing a yarn thread obtained by paralleling a plurality of the multifilament yarns, (3) a step of twisting or braiding four yarn threads 11, 12, 13, 14 to obtain a net constructed with strands 1 and intersections 2, (4) a step of heat-treating the net under without pressure to melt the sheath component of the yarn threads 11, 12, 13, 14 constituting the strands 1 and the intersections 2, followed by solidifying, thus obtaining a plastic net, and (5) a step of forming the fishing net using the plastic net.

Continuous trawl fishing method

A continuous trawl fishing method includes: by dragging a fishing net in water through a vessel, carrying out trawling operation so that catches to be fished enter a cod-end of a fishing net tail; then tractioning and moving the cod-end so that a sucking fish tube of a vacuum sucking fish pump reaches into the cod-end; and a tube mouth of the sucking fish tube contacting the catches in the cod-end to run the vacuum sucking fish pump to suck the catches from the cod-end into the collection tank through the sucking fish tube, and the catches in the collection tank being then transferred and frozen or directly processed. The fished catches of the present invention are obviously improved in indicators such as the stiffness time and the number of the first-grade fresh fish and so on. The histamine content is obviously reduced and the catch quality is improved.

MARINE MATERIAL AND PRODUCTION METHOD THEREFOR
20240271333 · 2024-08-15 · ·

[Problem] The present invention makes it possible to maintain the original function of a marine material when used in the state of being submerged in seawater or freshwater and also when stored or stocked in air before use, and also prevent marine pollution after use.

[Solution] A constituent element of the marine material, which is used in the state of being at least partially submerged in seawater or freshwater, is made of a resin containing polylactic acid (PLA) and polybutylene adipate terephthalate (PBAT). As a result, when the constituent element is used in the state of being at least partially submerged in seawater or freshwater, and also when stored or stocked in air before use, hydrolysis in the constituent element is suppressed, while when it has landed on the seabed or riverbed after use, hydrolysis is promoted.

MARINE MATERIAL AND PRODUCTION METHOD THEREFOR
20240271333 · 2024-08-15 · ·

[Problem] The present invention makes it possible to maintain the original function of a marine material when used in the state of being submerged in seawater or freshwater and also when stored or stocked in air before use, and also prevent marine pollution after use.

[Solution] A constituent element of the marine material, which is used in the state of being at least partially submerged in seawater or freshwater, is made of a resin containing polylactic acid (PLA) and polybutylene adipate terephthalate (PBAT). As a result, when the constituent element is used in the state of being at least partially submerged in seawater or freshwater, and also when stored or stocked in air before use, hydrolysis in the constituent element is suppressed, while when it has landed on the seabed or riverbed after use, hydrolysis is promoted.