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Title
HARVESTING HARNESS FOR FREE-DIVERS AND DIVERS
Application number
20171715
Case type
PCT-based
Status
01.07.2024 Patent meddelt (B1)
Filed
27.10.2017
Priority
15.05.2015 NO 20150601
International application date
13.05.2016
International application number
PCT/NO2016/050091
Effective date
13.05.2016
Publicly available
27.10.2017
Next annual fee due
31.05.2027
Applicant
BRENNVALL HOLDING AS (NO)
Owner
BRENNVALL HOLDING AS (NO)
Inventor
Jon Eirik Brennvall (NO)
Granted
01.07.2024
Patent number
348041
Expiry date
13.05.2036

Abstract and drawing

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The present invention is a harvesting harness intended used for free-divers which shall harvest sea snails on shallow water. The invention consists of a frame which is used to mount a harvesting sack on the free-divers chest/stomach and which helps guide the snails, which the free diver drops on the frame into the sack. The advantage of the invention is that the free-diver has both hands free for harvesting and only have to move his hands a short distance to drop the snails into the sack.

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 06.03.2024 13-02 Saksbehandling 20171715 INN Plukkesele Oversettelse Jon Eirik Brennvall
 06.03.2024 13-01 Saksbehandling 20171715 INN Korrespondanse (Hovedbrev inn) Jon Eirik Brennvall
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 08.11.2023 11-04 Saksbehandling 20171715 INN Plukkesele Oversettelse Jon Eirik Brennvall
 08.11.2023 11-03 Saksbehandling 20171715 INN HarvestingHarnesPattent Jon Eirik Brennvall
 08.11.2023 11-02 Saksbehandling 20171715 INN 01-Realitet patent Jon Eirik Brennvall
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Description, claims and drawings

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HARVESTING HARNESS FOR FREE-DIVERS AND DIVERSTechnical Field of the inventionThe present invention relates to a harvesting harness intended to be carried by the body of a free-diver, attached to the upper part of the body, preferably for use together with freediving equipment for harvesting from the tidal zone from about 20 cm depth down to about 100 cm, the latter depth being approximately the maximum depth possible to reach while breathing through a snorkel, swimming in the water surface.In particular, the invention relates to a harvesting harness configured to be carried by the body of a free-diver, preferably used together with freediving equipment, for harvesting marine organisms from the tidal zone, comprising a sack or container for storing harvested organisms and a frame for attaching the sack or container to the body.Background of the inventionIn the later years, there has been rapid development of recreational diving equipment, especially for freediving. Freediving equipment has now been so good that recreational freediving is done all year in arctic water.Free diving equipment has not been used much for work diving, in spite of the number of species of commercial value living in the tidal zone that are easily available for a free-diver. Periwinkle snail, cockles and patellidae are examples of species, which could be easier harvested by free-divers than by traditional methods.In commercial harvesting, it is important that the harvesting is as efficient as possible, to provide decent salary for the harvester, and to give profit the harvesting company.The first diver probably brought with him a sack or container in case he found something he wanted to bring with him home. Over the years, the design of the sack or container has varied. Today this general-purpose sack or container is usually made of smooth nylon fabric to prevent it from being stuck when dragged along the seabed. The bottom of the sack or container is made of netting so water can leave the sack or container easily and the opening of the sack or container is attached to a hinged frame with a lock which makes it easy to open and close the sack or container and ensures that the sack or container don’t open accidentally. The sack or container is usually also fitted with a hoop so it can be attached to the diver’s belt or surface buoy with a carabiner or similar. This sack or container is nicknamed diving goody bag, lobster bag, fish bag etc. It is a part of the diving gear, which in recreational diving is relatively seldom accessed, and it is therefore usually attached to the divers lead belt close to his hip so the sack or container hangs on the outside of his tight. Then it is as far out of the way as possible and if the diver needs to do an emergency ascension by dropping his lead belt, the sack or container is dropped too.Because dropping the sack or container together with the belt is a safety issue, no specialist in designing diving gear will make the goody bag part of a diver’s vest. EP0853037 show an example of a diver’s vest.US4498190 shows a diver’s goody bag optimist for catching lobster. Here the hinged frame is replaced by a frame with a flap. The purpose is to avoid the need of taking precautions to prevent earlier caught lobsters from escaping while the last caught lobster is put into the bag. Note that the bags disclosed are designed with lobster in mind although patent US4775082 also mentions fish, since lobster is about the only swimming sea creature possible to catch and hold with the hand.US4775082 shows a goody bag similar to US4498190 but optimised for fish caught by spearfishing. Note that it is the inventor’s intention that the diver shall hold the bag described in patent US4498190 and US4775082 with one of his hands.US4775082 and US4498190 are examples of inventions made for streamline the catching of specific sea creatures. As mentioned earlier the invention described in this patent is made for streamlining catching of periwinkle snail while freediving where rapid catching, emergency release and bag emptying is considered. This patented version of the invention is a result of development through testing from an early version of the harvesting harness, which was more or less a backpack worn on the stomach.The invention is a result of practical snail catching with purpose of catching more than 20 kg periwinkle snail per hour. Less efficient catching will make it difficult to archive profitable business with hired workers.There is a need for a device that secures entrapment of the catch, which enables easy collection and transfer of the catch to the secure entrapment and at the same time enabling the diver to use both hands during the catching stage.Summary of the InventionAn object of the present invention is to provide a harvesting system avoiding or at least substantially reducing the possibilities of unintentional loss of harvested sea organisms.Another object of the invention is to provide a harvesting system intended to be positioned during the harvesting in a lower part of the user’s field of vision.Yet another object of the invention is to provide a harvesting system allowing the user to use both hands simultaneously during the harvesting process. Another object of the present invention is to provide a harvesting system requiring as small bodily movements as possible.A still further object of the present invention is to provide a harvesting system of a type not requiring manual opening and locking activity of a containing device for storing the catch during the harvesting operation.A further object of the invention is to provide is to provide a harvesting system improving the harvesting efficiency.Another object of the present invention is to provide a harvesting system configured in such way that the interference between the harvesting harness used and the diver activities involved is eliminated, or at least substantially reduced.Another object of the present invention is to provide a harvesting system specially, but not exclusively suitable for use in depths from about 20 cm depth down to about 100 cm, which is the approximately max depth possible to reach while breathing through a snorkel while swimming on the water surface.Another object of the present invention is to provide a harvest system that may easily be removed in operation, in case of emergency.Yet another object of the invention is to provide a harvesting system that does not be in conflict with other diving equipment and/or activities while diving and/or harvesting.Yet another object of the present invention is to provide a harvesting system configured in a way giving short distance between the point where the hands pick up pickings to the point where the hands drop the pickings on a tray associated with the sack or container, and also giving the user the opportunity to control visually that the pickings land on the tray while he still has the opportunity to search the seabed with his vision.The objects are achieved by a harvesting harness as further defined by the independent claim, while alternatives, embodiments and variants are defined by the dependent claims.According to an embodiment of the invention it is provided a harvesting harness configured to be carried by the body of a free-diver, preferably used together with freediving equipment, for harvesting marine organisms from the tidal zone, comprising a sack or container for storing harvested organisms and a frame for attaching the sack or container to the body. The harness is associated with a tray for dropping picked organisms associated with the frame for attachment to the body, the tray being configured to be more or less parallel to the users chest when in use and preferably being positioned so as to be in the lower part of the user’s field of vision, enabling the user to drop pickings on the tray with both hands; the tray being positioned in front of and connected to the sack or container; allowing the pickings to move from the tray sack or container through an opening and into the sack or container.According to one embodiment the tray may form an angle relative to the user’s chest which ensures that objects placed on the tray will slide into the sack or container when the user lay face down in the water.In particular, but not necessarily, the tray may be provided with edges on all sides that prevent objects from sliding of the tray, except the side of the tray that face the sack or container where there is no edge, and the edge of the opening of the sack or container is fixed to the side of the tray that does not face the users chest to ensure that objects placed on the tray can slide into the sack or container without resistance.Moreover, the opening of the sack or container of harvesting harness may be arranged to be almost perpendicular to the diver’s chest when in use so the sack or container stretches out against the user’s feet.The sack or container may be fixed one or more places to the harvesting harness frame so that the sack or container stays close to the user’s body to ensure that the sack or container does not hang straight down where it is easily caught between rocks with risk of ripping the sack or container.Moreover, a rod may be arranged inside the sack or container closest to the user’s body when in use to ensure that the sack or container stretches out against the diver’s feet and that snails caught in the sack or container are distributed along the entire length of the sack or container to make it easier for the user to move.The harness frame may be taken on and off by lifting the frame straight up when the free-diver stands straight on his feet on the ground. Moreover, preferably, no rope, belt or the like is required, i.e. that does not prevent the harness frame from being taken off in case of an emergency or when taken off upon completed harvesting operation.The front of the stiff frame do preferably not extend below the stomach region of the user, allowing the free-diver to bend forward while standing up-right which also makes it easier for the free-diver to raise from laying to standing position.The present invention is a harvesting harness intended used for free-divers which shall harvest sea snails on shallow water. The invention consists of a frame which is used to mount a harvesting sack or container on the free-divers chest/stomach and which helps guide the snails which the free-diver drops on the frame into the sack or container. The advantage of the invention is that the free-diver has both hands free for harvesting and only has to move his hands a short distance to drop the snails into the sack or container. The invention is intended for harvesting of periwinkle snail by free-divers, but it can also be used for other species and objects on the sea bed.Brief Description of the DrawingsIn the following exemplified embodiments of the harvesting harness will be described in further details, referring to the drawings, wherein:Figure.1 shows schematically how it is intended that the free-diver shall use the harvesting harness;Figure 2 shows schematically various views of an embodiment of the assembled harvesting harness with and without sack or container attached;Figure 3 shows schematically various views of an embodiment of the body frame of the harvesting harness;Figure 4 shows schematically an embodiment of the sack or container frame of the harvesting harness;Figure 5 shows schematically an embodiment of the tray on the harvesting harness, intended to receive the picked organisms;Figure 6 shows schematically an embodiment of the tray lid intended from preventing picked organisms to unintentionally drop out of the sack or container on the harvesting harness;Figure 7 shows schematically an embodiment of the lock plates for the sack or container on the harvesting harness;Figure 8 shows schematically a view of an embodiment of the sack or container, all in accordance with the invention;Figure 9 shows schematically a second embodiment of an assembled harvesting harness with a sack or container also fixed to the harness in a middle region of the sack or container; andFigure 10 shows schematically a third embodiment of the harvesting harness with a sack or container attached.Detailed Description of the Embodiments disclosed in DrawingsFigure 1 shows how it is intended that the free-diver shall use the harvesting harness. An adult free-diver 1 in approximately right proportions is dressed in typical freediving suit, which consists of jacket including hood, trousers, socks and glows (not shown). The clothing is usually made of neoprene, which is a porous synthetic rubber with good insulation properties. For arctic waters, the neoprene fabric in jacket and jeans is 7 mm thick. It can be thinner for warmer water. The free-diver is also wearing a diving mask 2, a snorkel 3, fins 4 and the harvesting harness 9 according to one embodiment of the present invention. The harvesting harness is positioned over his shoulders so that the harvesting sack or container 8 is under his stomach. Only the diver’s left arm is shown. Note how the arm covers the harness 9. The wet suit adds buoyancy to the free-diver so that he floats on the surface 5, which is indicated in Figure 1.When the free-diver 1 swims with the fins 4 he can use both hands for picking snail and when his hands are full he can easily drop the snails onto the tray 14 which forms an angle relative to the surface 5 in Figure 1 that ensures that snails dropped on the tray 14 slid into the sack or container 8.Figure 2 shows the assembled harvesting harness 9 in different views. The harness can be made of plastic, steel or aluminium tubes that are thick enough that they are not bent easily. Parts 10, 11 and 12 make up the body frame 19 of the harvesting harness 9 shown in Figure 3. Views A, B, C and D show the body frame 19 respectively from below, from the side, from the front and in isometric view.Part 10 of the harness 9 is the tubes that are on the free divers back. Part 11 of the harness 9 is the tube that is on the free-divers shoulders. The bends here can have different shape depending of the tube-bending tool available for making the harness. It is an advantage that the bends fit the shoulders of free-diver 1 well, but it is not necessary since the weight of the catch will be on the free-divers 1 back and not his shoulders. Because of the wet suit, padding on the tubes is unnecessary. Part 12 of the harness 9 is on the free-divers 1 chest and stomach.Part 13 and 16 make up the frame for the sack or container holder 15 shown in Figure 4. The frame for the sack or container holder 15 is fixed to the body frame 19 by welding’s, bolts or similar. Note how the tray 14 has an angle relative to the water surface 5 in Figure 1 so that objects dropped onto the tray 14 fixed to the underside of the sack or container holder 15 will slide towards the sack or container 8. The sack or container 8 is fixed to the sack or container holder 15 that consists of plates that are bent into a rectangular shape with rounded edges. The tray 14 shown in Figure 5 makes up three of the sides, while the tray lid 22 shown in Figure 6 makes up the last side.The sack or container 8 can be made by a rectangular piece of fabric as shown in Figure 8 A. The fabric is folded double along the line 8A to get the shape shown in Figure 8 B. A seam is made in the fabric along line 8B. The short side of the rectangular piece of fabric should be so long that the opening of the finished sack or container 8 goes outside the tray 14 seen from view D in Figure 5. Note that the tray lid 22, Figure 6 view B, completes the frame for the sack or container 8. The sack or container 8 fabric should allows water to pass while keeping the snails inside. Strong fine mesh netting with ca.5 mm diameter holes is optimal, but most fabric will do. The sack or container 8 is fixed by putting the fabric of the sack or container (between the sack or container holder 15 and four small plates 17 shown in FIG.7. The sack or container holder 15 is made up of the tray 14 and the tray lid 22. The four small plates 17 are fixed to the sack or container holder 15 with bolts that go through the sack or container fabric and ensure that the sack or container fabric is in press between the sack or container holder 15 and the four small plates 17.Figure 9.shows a variant of FIG.2, view B where the sack or container holder 15 is welded 23 onto the body frame 19 sacrificing the possibility of adjusting the tray 14 position, but also reducing weight and price. Here the sack or container 8 is also attached to the body frame 19 by strips or similar to ensure that the sack or container 8 stays close to the body. This reduces the chance of the net getting stuck between rocks. Here the tray 14 is closer to the body of the user. This makes it easier to operate on rocky shore where the depth varies a lot. The tray 14 should preferable be made of metal or other hard smooth material to ensure that pickings slide easy into the sack or container 8 and so a sound is made when a snail shell is dropped on the tray to give the user an confirmation by sound that what his drops land on the tray.Figure 10.shows a variant of Figure 2, view ,B where a rod 25 give support for the sack or container 8 to prevent that the sack or container 8 is dragged along the bottom. Also here the tray 14 is closer to the body of the user to make it easier to operate on rocky shore where the depth varies a lot.When the sack or container 8 is full the user takes the harvesting harness off. An onion sack also known as firewood sack is then threaded onto the tray. The user then hold the onion sack and the tray lid 22 in one hand while he uses the other to lift the bottom of the sack or container 8. The snails will then flow from the sack or container 8 into the onion sack with a minimum of spilling.
Claims
Claims1. Harvesting harness (9) configured to be carried by the body of a user (1), preferably used together with freediving equipment, for harvesting marine organisms from the tidal zone, comprising- a body frame (10,11,12) arranged to be positioned over the user’s (1) shoulder,- a sack or container holder (13,14,16,17,22), wherein the sack or container holder (13,14,16,17,22) comprises a frame (13,14) and a tray (14) for dropping picked organisms,- a sack or container (8) for storing harvested organismswherein the frame (13,14) for the sack holder (13,14,16,17,22) is fixed to the body frame (19) and the sack (8) is fixed to the sack or container holder (13,14,16,17,22) and whereinthe sack or container (8) is arranged such that it is positioned on the user’s (1) stomach during use, and whereinthe tray (14) is positioned in front of and connected to the sack or container (8) in a way that the tray (14) is more or less parallel or forms an angle to the user’s (1) chest and positioned so as to be in the lower part of the user’s (1) field of vision, enabling the user (1) to drop pickings on the tray (14) with both hands; allowing pickings to move from the tray (14) through an opening in the sack or container (8) and into the sack or container (8).2. Harvesting harness (9) according to claim 1, wherein the tray (14) has edges on all sides that prevent objects from sliding off the tray (14), except the side of the tray (14) that face the sack or container (8) where there is no edge, and the edge of the sack or container opening is fixed to the side of the tray (14) that does not face the user’s (1) chest to ensure that objects placed on the tray (14) can slide into the sack or container (8) without resistance.3. Harvesting harness (9) according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the opening of the sack or container (8) is mounted almost vertical to the frame (9) so the sack or container (8) stretches out against the user’s (1) feet.4. Harvesting harness (9) according to one of the claims 1 to 3, wherein the sack or container (8) is mounted to the harvesting frame (9) at one or more places, so that the sack or container (8) is parallel with the frame (19).5. Harvesting harness (9) according to one of the claims 1 to 4, wherein a rod (25) is placed inside the sack or container (8) closest to the user’s (1) body to ensure that the sack or container (8) stretches out against the user’s (1) feet and that snails caught in the sack or container (8) is distributed along the entire length of the sack or container (8) to make it easier for the user (1) to move.6. Harvesting harness (9) according to claim 1, wherein the harvesting harness (9) is taken on and off by lifting the frame (19) straight up when the user (1) stand straight on his feet on the ground.KRAV1. Plukkesele (9) lagd for å bli båret på kroppen til brukeren (1), helst sammen med fri-dykker utstyr, for å høste marine organismer fra fjæra, blant annet bestående av en kropps ramme (19) som plasseres rundt brukerens (1) skuldre , en sekk holder (15) blant annet bestående av en ramme (20), et brett (14) hvor organismene man høster legges og en låse-plate (17) som sikrer at sekken (8) kan sikkert festes til sekk holderen (15) og en sekk (8) for å lagre organismen som høstes, hvor ramma (29 for sekk holderen (15) er festet til en kropps-ramme (19) og sekken (8) er festet til sekk holderen (15) ved hjelp av bolter og hvor sekken er posisjonert under brukerens (1) mage under bruk, og hvor brettet (14) er posisjonert foran sekken og festet til sekken slik at brettet er nesten parallelt med brukerens bryst, men vinklet slik at ting som legges på brettet (14) sklir mot sekken (8), og også slik at brettet (14) er i nedre del av brukerens synsfelt, slik at det er mulig for brukeren (1) å slippe ting han plukker på brettet (14) med begge hender, slik at det som legges på brettet (14) sklir gjennom åpningen på sekken (8) og ned i sekken.2. Plukkesele (9) i henhold til krav 1, hvor brettet (14) har kanter på alle sider, unntatt siden som vender mot sekken, som hindrer at ting som slegges på brettet fra å skli av brettet unntatt på den siden som vender mot sekken (8), og hvor kanten av sekken (8) er festet til den kanten av brettet (14) som vender mot brukerens (1) føtter for å sikre at ting som plasseres på brettet (14) kan skli in i sekken (8) uten motstand.3. Plukkesele (9) i henhold til krav 1 og 2, hvor sekken er strekt ut mot brukerens føtter.4) Plukkesele (9) i henhold til krav 1 til 3, hvor sekken (8) er festet til plukkeslenes ramme (9) på et eller flere steder med karabinkrok, strips eller lignende slik at sekken holder seg stort sett parallell med ramma.5 Plukkesele (9) i henhold til krav 1, hvor ramma (19) tas av ved å løfte ramma rett opp når brukeren (1) står med føttene på bakken, noe som sikrer at det er lett for brukeren (1) å fri seg selv fra plukkeselen ved å dytte plukkeselen (9) forover i vannet.6. Plukkesele (9) i henhold til et av kravene 1 til 4 hvor en stav (25) er plassert inne i sekken (8) nær brukerens (1) kropp, for å sikre at sekken strekkes ut mot brukerens (1) føtter slik at sneglene som fanges i sekken (8) sprer seg langs hele sekkens lengde slik at det er enkelt for brukeren (1) og bevege seg.
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15.05.2015 NO 20150601

Patent classes

IPC classesA01K 63/02A01K 81/06A01K 97/20A01K 99/00B63C 11/52CPC classesA01K 63/02A01K 81/06A01K 97/20A01K 99/00B63C 11/52

Citations

US 4884732 A (A)US 4498190 A (A)US 4775082 A (A)US 6755594 B1 (B1)

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Owners
BRENNVALL HOLDING AS
Klæbuvegen 141 C 7031 TRONDHEIM NO (TRONDHEIM Municipality, Trøndelag county)Org. number: 991579605Inventors
Jon Eirik Brennvall
Klæbuvegen 141 C 7031 TRONDHEIM NO (TRONDHEIM Municipality, Trøndelag county)

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BRENNVALL HOLDING AS
Klæbuvegen 141 C
TRONDHEIM 7031
NO (TRONDHEIM Municipality, Trøndelag county)
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STATSNAIL AS
Steinvikveien 75
OKSVOLL 7165
NO (ØRLAND Municipality, Trøndelag county)

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