CN214296341U - Remote-control self-sinking and self-floating buoy - Google Patents
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The utility model discloses a remote-control self-sinking and self-floating buoy, which comprises a buoy body and is characterized in that the central position in the buoy body is a closed cavity, and the inner side surface position of the buoy body is an independent ballast water tank capable of sucking and draining water; a control module and a battery module are arranged in the closed cavity, the battery module is connected with the control module, and the control module is connected with the charging/discharging system; a cable winch is arranged on the lower portion of the buoy body and connected with the control module, and a cable and an anchor chain are arranged on the cable winch; the winding directions of the cable and the anchor chain are opposite; the end part of the cable is connected with a mobile terminal on the water surface, the mobile terminal is connected with the control module, and the end part of the anchor chain is connected with the underwater sinking stone; the utility model discloses simple structure is practical, and safe practical can sink by oneself and float, can avoid marine floater and bad weather when necessary, protection buoy and load the equipment on it.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to a but remote control self-sinking from floating buoy belongs to buoy technical field.
Background
At present, the existing buoy can only float on the water surface, the floater on the water surface and the equipment loaded on the buoy are easy to be damaged by the floater on the water surface and the bad weather, and the floater cannot be avoided when encountering danger.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model aims to overcome the defects of the prior art and provide a remote-control self-sinking and self-floating buoy.
The utility model provides a technical scheme as follows: a remote-control self-sinking and self-floating buoy comprises a buoy body, and is characterized in that a closed cavity is arranged at the center position in the buoy body, and an independent ballast water tank capable of sucking and draining water is arranged on the inner side surface of the buoy body; a control module and a battery module are arranged in the closed cavity, the battery module is connected with the control module, and the control module is connected with the charging/discharging system; a cable winch is arranged on the lower portion of the buoy body and connected with the control module, and a cable and an anchor chain are arranged on the cable winch; the winding directions of the cable and the anchor chain are opposite; the tip and the mobile terminal on the surface of water of cable are connected, and mobile terminal links to each other with control module, and the tip and the submarine heavy stone of anchor chain are connected.
Further, the inflation/deflation system comprises an air bag, an air compressor and a compressed air tank, wherein the air bag is arranged in the ballast water tank, the air compressor and the compressed air tank are arranged in the closed cavity, the control module is connected with the compressed air tank, the compressed air tank is connected with the air compressor, and the air compressor is connected with the air bag.
The utility model has the advantages that: the utility model is provided with an independent ballast water tank, an air bag is arranged in the ballast water tank, the proportion of water and air in the ballast water tank is controlled by the inflation and deflation of the air bag, and the buoy can be controlled to rise, hover or descend in water; the air charging and discharging of the air bag is carried out by an air charging/discharging system consisting of the air bag, an air compressor and a compressed air tank; the system is provided with a cable winch, a cable is wound and an anchor chain is loosened synchronously (or the cable is loosened and the anchor chain is wound), the anchor chain is connected with underwater sinking stones, the cable is connected with a mobile terminal on the water surface, and the mobile terminal is always positioned on the water surface; and a control module and a battery module are also arranged in the buoy body. The utility model discloses the buoy can be from sinking to floating, can avoid marine floater and bad weather when necessary, protects buoy and loads the equipment on it. The buoy's action can be remotely controlled by personnel through a mobile terminal on the surface of the water.
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The following detailed description of the embodiments of the present invention is made with reference to the accompanying drawings:
as shown in fig. 1, a remote-control self-sinking and self-floating buoy comprises a buoy body 1, wherein the buoy body 1 is a carrier of other components, a closed cavity 13 is arranged at the center position in the buoy body 1, and an independent ballast water tank 4 is arranged at the inner side surface of the buoy body 1.
A control module 11, a battery module 12, an air compressor 5 and a compressed air tank 2 are arranged in the closed cavity 13; ballast water tank 4 and water intercommunication, but the suction drainage is equipped with the gasbag 3 that can contract or expand in the ballast water tank 4, and battery module 12 connection control module 11, control module 11 connect compressed gas jar 2, and compressed gas jar 2 connects air compressor machine 5, and gasbag 3 is connected to air compressor machine 5, and gasbag 3, air compressor machine 5 and compressed gas jar 2 constitute fill/the gassing system. A cable winch 6 is arranged on the lower portion of the buoy body 1, the cable winch 6 is connected with a control module 11, and a cable 9 and an anchor chain 8 are arranged on the cable winch 6; the cable 9 and the chain 8 are wound in opposite directions, i.e. simultaneously winding the cable 9 and unwinding the chain 8 or simultaneously unwinding the cable 9 and winding the chain 8. The end part of the cable 9 is connected with a mobile terminal 10 on the water surface, the mobile terminal 10 is connected with a control module 11, and the mobile terminal 10 is always positioned on the water surface; the end of the anchor chain 8 is connected with the sinking rock 7 at the bottom of the water.
When the system is used, the external server transmits the instruction to the mobile terminal through wireless communication, the mobile terminal receives the instruction and then transmits the instruction to the control module, and the control module controls the cable winch and the inflation/deflation system to execute the action. Water is sucked into or discharged out of the ballast water tank of the buoy body, the proportion of water and air in the ballast water tank is controlled by inflating and deflating the air bag, and the buoy can be controlled to rise, hover or fall in the water.
It should be understood that parts of the specification not set forth in detail are well within the prior art. The above embodiments are only intended to describe the preferred embodiments of the present invention, but not to limit the scope of the present invention, and various modifications and improvements made by the technical solutions of the present invention by those skilled in the art are intended to fall within the scope of the present invention as defined by the claims.
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1. A remote-control self-sinking and self-floating buoy comprises a buoy body, and is characterized in that a closed cavity is arranged at the center position in the buoy body, and an independent ballast water tank capable of sucking and draining water is arranged on the inner side surface of the buoy body; a control module and a battery module are arranged in the closed cavity, the battery module is connected with the control module, and the control module is connected with the charging/discharging system; a cable winch is arranged on the lower portion of the buoy body and connected with the control module, and a cable and an anchor chain are arranged on the cable winch; the winding directions of the cable and the anchor chain are opposite; the tip and the mobile terminal on the surface of water of cable are connected, and mobile terminal links to each other with control module, and the tip and the submarine heavy stone of anchor chain are connected.
2. The remote-control self-sinking and self-floating buoy of claim 1, wherein the inflation/deflation system comprises an air bag, an air compressor and a compressed air tank, the air bag is arranged in the ballast water tank, the air compressor and the compressed air tank are arranged in the closed cavity, the control module is connected with the compressed air tank, the compressed air tank is connected with the air compressor, and the air compressor is connected with the air bag.
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