CN115589998B - Air-floating seafloor shellfish collector - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to an air-floating seafloor shellfish collector, which comprises an unmanned ship, an air pump and a collecting and transporting device; the gathering and transporting device comprises a shell gathering device; the shell collector is a container with one end open and one end closed, and is rotationally fixed on a horizontal shaft, and connecting holes are formed at two ends of the shaft; a guide cable is penetrated into the connecting hole, the lower end of the guide cable is fixed with the seabed fixture, and the upper end of the guide cable is connected with the unmanned ship; the lower part of the shellfish collecting device is provided with an air bag close to the opening, the shellfish collecting device is driven to rotate around the shaft by buoyancy after the first air bag is inflated, the opening is upward, and the first air bag is separated from the sea bottom after the first air bag is continuously inflated; the air source of the first air bag is from an air pump on the unmanned ship; when the shellfish collector floats to the sea level, the shellfish in the shellfish collector is manually collected and put on the ship, or the shellfish in the shellfish collector is sucked to the collection ship together with a part of water by adopting a suction pump.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to an air-floating seafloor shellfish gathering and transporting device, and belongs to the technical field of shellfish harvesting vessels.
Background
The device for harvesting buried shellfish is divided into two use environments, namely a tidal flat use environment and a seabed use environment. Where buried shellfish harvesting for the seafloor generally refers to offshore areas, ranging from hundreds to thousands of meters from shore (differentiated by the gradient of the coast), such use environments, the prior art is for example:
the chinese patent literature with publication No. CN103461290a, publication No. 2013, 12, 25, discloses a shellfish harvester which adopts a water-absorbing shellfish-taking method, and absorbs a large amount of water while digging shellfish from the seabed and sucking the shellfish into a ship from the seabed, resulting in a large energy consumption.
The Chinese patent document with publication number of CN106719492B discloses a double-boat continuous operation type deep sea shellfish collecting and catching system and a collecting and catching method thereof, which are used for collecting seafloor buried shellfish. The device also adopts a water-absorbing shellfish taking method, and absorbs a large amount of water while sucking the shellfish which is fished into the net into the ship, so that the energy consumption is larger; meanwhile, the bottom trawl slides over the seabed, and the organisms passing through the bottom trawl are scanned into the net, so that the ecological damage to the seabed is large.
To sum up, the existing seafloor buried shellfish shipping devices have the following problems:
1) After the shellfish is excavated and collected underwater, the shellfish is extracted by adopting the whole process of water absorption, so that the energy consumption is high, and the whole process refers to the water absorption from the seabed to the whole depth of the sea surface, so that the water consumption is high;
2) After the shellfish is excavated and collected under water, an additional towing rope and a winch are adopted as a power mechanism to lift a container for holding the shellfish under water, so that the requirements on the equipment of a harvesting ship are high, and the operation is complex.
3) The trawl damages the seabed ecology and is forbidden.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide an air-floating seafloor shellfish collector, which solves the technical problems.
The invention adopts the following technical means:
the air-floating seafloor shellfish collector comprises an unmanned boat 1, an air pump 5 and a collecting and transporting device; the gathering and transporting device comprises a shell gathering device 4; the shell collector 4 is a container with one end open and one end closed, and is rotationally fixed on a horizontal shaft 3, and connecting holes 2 are formed at two ends of the shaft 3; a guide cable is penetrated into the connecting hole 2, the lower end of the guide cable is fixed with a seabed fixture, and the upper end of the guide cable is connected with the unmanned ship 1; the lower part of the shell collector 4 is provided with an air bag 6 close to the opening, the shell collector 4 is driven to rotate around the shaft 3 through buoyancy after the air bag 6 is inflated, the opening is upward, the air bag 6 is separated from the seabed after the air bag 6 is continuously inflated, and the air source of the air bag 6 comes from the air pump 5 on the unmanned ship 1.
When the shellfish collecting device 4 floats to sea level, the shellfish collecting device 4 can be manually collected and lifted to a ship, and the shellfish located in the shellfish collecting device 4 can be connected with a part of water by a water suction pump to be sucked to the collection ship, so that compared with the whole-course water suction shellfish collecting mode in the prior art, the water suction capacity of the scheme is small.
Preferably, a tail gas bag 7 is arranged at the upper part of the shellfish collecting device 4 near the closed position, and the tail gas bag 7 is used for adjusting the rotating angle posture of the shellfish collecting device 4 around the shaft 3 together with the head gas bag 6 in a coordinated manner, so that a proper rotating angle for collecting shellfish can be found conveniently by matching with a pulse sprinkler; the air source of the tail gas bag 7 is also from the air pump 5 on the unmanned boat 1.
Preferably, the shellfish-collecting vessel 4 is water permeable, inside which a flexible/rigid mesh is mounted.
Preferably, a first pressure sensor is arranged at the inner side of the closed opening of the shellfish collecting device 4, the pressure of shellfish received at the inner side of the closed opening is monitored by the first pressure sensor, a signal is fed back to a harvesting ship, and the harvesting ship immediately starts an air pump to inflate the first air bag.
Further, the connection hole 2 may be rigid or flexible, wherein flexibility is preferable because it is not easy to wear the guide cable.
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
1) Personnel do not need to enter water for operation;
2) The phenomenon that a large amount of water carried in the seashell is lifted from the sea bottom to the sea surface is avoided, so that the power consumption is reduced;
3) Adverse effects caused by the bottom trawl are avoided.
4) The lifting of the hopper can be completed by using one head air bag, the design is simple and ingenious, and the lifting is not required by a mechanical lifting device; as the preferable scheme, the tail gas bag is matched with the head air bag to adjust the angle posture of the shellfish collecting device during collecting, and the structure is simple and ingenious.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural view of a cargo handling device (except for an unmanned boat and an air pump) of the air-floating seafloor shellfish cargo handling device of the present invention.
Figure 2 is a side view of the structure of the air-floating seafloor shellfish carrier of the present invention.
Fig. 3 is a schematic structural view of the hub.
Fig. 4 is a diagram showing the position change of the shellfish collector of the air-floating seafloor shellfish collector of the invention, wherein (a) shows the shellfish collector at the collection position of the seafloor, (b) shows the shellfish collector rotating counterclockwise and starting to lift up, and (c) shows the shellfish collector turning counterclockwise and opening upwards and continuing to lift up.
In the figure, 1, an unmanned ship, 2, a connecting hole, 3, a shaft, 4, a shell collector, 5, an air pump, 6, a head air bag and 7, a tail air bag.
Detailed Description
The invention will be further described with reference to the drawings and specific examples.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2, fig. 1 shows an air-floating seafloor shellfish carrier, and fig. 2 shows a side view of the air-floating seafloor shellfish carrier.
First, this embodiment focuses on innovative means made in the process of upward transportation and collection after shellfish are collected in a container on the seafloor, and the process of digging shellfish on the seafloor belongs to the prior art, and this embodiment will not be described in detail. For example, chinese patent document publication No. CN201360480Y, publication No. 2019, 12, 16, discloses an "automatic shellfish product harvesting boat" for harvesting seafloor buried shellfish. The device adopts the hopper to excavate shellfish at the seabed, and the harvesting mode can be applied to the embodiment.
After the shellfish is excavated and collected in the container on the sea floor (the shellfish collector 4 in this embodiment), the shellfish collector 4 needs to be lifted up from the sea floor, and this embodiment focuses on how this is achieved.
Referring to fig. 1-2, the shaft 3 is provided at both ends with connection holes 2. After the guide cable passes through the connecting hole 2, the guide cable is extended above the unmanned ship, and the guide cable is not shown in the drawing.
Wherein the air pump 5 is fixedly arranged on the unmanned ship 1, and the gathering device can be hung by a crane on the ship to place the seabed in a set sea area. The sea area is usually offshore, and the sea depth is usually within 10 meters in the range of several hundred to several kilometers from the coast (depending on the coast gradient).
The guide cable passes through the connecting hole 2 and is fixed on a fixed object (such as a rack) on the sea bottom, and the other end of the guide cable is connected with the unmanned ship; the connecting hole 2 is fixed at one end of the shaft 3, the other end of the shaft 3 is connected with the shellfish collecting device 4, and the shellfish collecting device 4 can rotate around the shaft 3; the head end of the shell collector 4 is provided with an inlet, and the tail end is provided with a sealing plate; the head air bag 6 is arranged below the head part of the shell collector 4, the tail air bag 7 is arranged above the tail part of the shell collector 4, and the two air bags are connected with an air pump on a ship through a pipeline; through the gas quantity in two gasbags, can change the contained angle of album shellfish ware 4 and seabed, realize album shellfish ware 4 heave simultaneously, wherein first gasbag 6 is great, mainly is responsible for album shellfish ware 4 heave, and tail gas bag 7 is less, mainly is responsible for adjusting album shellfish ware 4's angle gesture.
Wherein the connection holes 2 may be rigid or flexible, wherein flexibility is preferred because the guide cables are not easily worn.
Referring to fig. 4, fig. 4 shows the change in position of the shellfish collector, wherein (a) indicates that the shellfish collector is located at the collection site on the seafloor, (b) indicates that the shellfish collector rotates counterclockwise and begins to lift upward, and (c) indicates that the shellfish collector turns over the opening counterclockwise and continues to lift upward.
When the shellfish collecting device 4 rises to the sea surface, the unmanned boat is started by remote control, the shellfish collecting device 4 is pulled to the side of the mother ship, the built-in net tool is taken out together with the shellfish in the shellfish collecting device 4, or the shellfish is sucked out by adopting another pump. The gathering and transporting device is arranged on a harvesting ship (mother ship) and can be hung into the sea by a crane on the harvesting ship.
In this embodiment, the hub 4 is water permeable and may have a flexible/rigid mesh mounted inside.
In this embodiment, a pressure sensor is arranged at the sealing plate of the shellfish collecting device 4, and monitors the pressure of shellfish received by the sealing plate, and when the pressure sensor reaches a threshold value, a starting signal is sent to the console.
During operation, the ship crane puts the gathering and transporting device into the sea, the unmanned ship 1 moves forward, drags the gathering and transporting device to move forward, and then the operation is carried out according to the following steps:
s1, starting a pulse water sprayer, and flushing out sediment on the seabed by using sprayed water columns, and flushing out the shellfish, wherein the flushed shellfish falls into a shellfish collecting device 4 under the action of water flow and partial water columns; (this step may also be replaced by mechanical digging and harvesting);
s2, after the shellfish in the shellfish collecting device 4 accumulates to a certain weight, triggering a pressure sensor arranged in the shellfish collecting device 4, sending a signal to an operating console by the sensor, stopping the unmanned ship 1, inflating the unmanned ship to two air bags by an air pump, and floating the shellfish collecting device 4 under the action of the buoyancy force of the two air bags, so that the shellfish collecting device 4 floats up while rotating anticlockwise until reaching the sea surface, and at the moment, the opening of the shellfish collecting device 4 faces upwards.
And S3, when the shellfish collecting device 4 reaches the sea surface, starting the unmanned ship 1 in a remote control mode, and leaning the shellfish collecting device 4 towards the side of the mother ship along with the inclination of the guide cable. At this time, the built-in net can be manually taken out of the shellfish collector together with shellfish, or the shellfish can be sucked out of the shellfish collector by a pump.
S4, after the shellfish in the shellfish collector 4 is collected, (if the shellfish collector is taken out together with the built-in net, the built-in net is required to be reinstalled), the gas quantity in the two air bags is reduced, so that the shellfish collector 4 can be ensured to form a proper included angle with the seabed through the two air bags while gradually sinking under the dead weight of the shellfish collector 4, and then the unmanned ship 1 is started, so that the next collection is performed.
The foregoing is a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and various changes and modifications may be made therein by those skilled in the art without departing from the general inventive concept, and such changes and modifications should be considered as falling within the scope of the claimed invention.
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1. An air-floating seafloor shellfish collector, which is characterized in that:
comprises an unmanned ship (1), an air pump (5) and a gathering and transporting device;
the gathering and transporting device comprises a shell gathering device (4); the shell collecting device (4) is a container with one end open and one end closed, and is rotationally fixed on a horizontal shaft (3), and connecting holes (2) are formed at two ends of the shaft (3); a guide cable is penetrated into the connecting hole (2), the lower end of the guide cable is fixed with a seabed fixture, and the upper end of the guide cable is connected with the unmanned ship (1);
the lower part of the shell collecting device (4) is provided with a first air bag (6) close to the opening, the first air bag (6) is inflated and then drives the shell collecting device (4) to rotate around the shaft (3) through buoyancy, the opening is upwards, and the first air bag (6) is separated from the sea floor after the first air bag (6) is continuously inflated; the air source of the head air bag (6) is from an air pump (5) on the unmanned ship (1);
when the shellfish collecting device (4) floats to the sea level, the shellfish in the shellfish collecting device (4) is collected and put on the ship manually, or the shellfish in the shellfish collecting device (4) is sucked to the collection ship together with a part of water by adopting a suction pump;
a tail gas bag (7) is arranged at the upper part of the shellfish collecting device (4) close to the closed port, and the tail gas bag (7) is used for coordinating and adjusting the rotating angle posture of the shellfish collecting device (4) around the shaft (3) together with the head gas bag (6), so that the shellfish collecting device can conveniently find a proper rotating angle for collecting shellfish in cooperation with a pulse sprinkler; the air source of the tail air bag (7) is also from an air pump on the unmanned ship (1);
the shell collecting device (4) is water permeable, and is internally provided with a flexible/rigid net;
the inner side of the closed opening of the shellfish collecting device (4) is provided with a first pressure sensor, and the first pressure sensor monitors the pressure of shellfish received by the inner side of the closed opening and feeds back a signal to the unmanned ship (1);
the connecting hole (2) is rigid.
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