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Oxygenation robotic fish based on jet propulsion

A robotic fish and jet technology, applied in fish farming, application, animal husbandry, etc., can solve the problems of supplementing oxygen, increasing the cost of cage culture, fish death, etc., and achieve the effect of avoiding waste and saving the cost of breeding

Pending Publication Date: 2020-11-17
DALIAN MARITIME UNIVERSITY
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However, due to the high density of cage cultured fish, the oxygen consumption is very fast. If the oxygen cannot be replenished in time, the lack of oxygen will lead to the death of large areas of fish.
In order to solve this problem, the existing technologies are mainly to place the cages in a suitable position for dissolved oxygen and good water flow exchange, install water jet generators to enhance water exchange, and use water pumps to inflate deep water, etc., but these technologies not only cannot Accurately supplement oxygen for hypoxic locations, and inject oxygen through water pumps, there will be waste of excess oxygen, which will increase the cost of cage culture

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[0027] The present invention is described in further detail below by means of the accompanying drawings and examples. Such as figure 1 As shown, an aerated robotic fish based on jet propulsion includes a sensing interaction module 5, an ascending and diving module 6, a power module 10, an oxygen concentration measurement module 11, a jet pump module, a robotic fish skeleton 3 and a shell;

[0028] The sensor interaction module 5 is installed on the head of the robot fish skeleton 3, and the sensor interaction module 5 includes an ultrasonic sensor, a data receiver and a controller, and the controller communicates with the ultrasonic sensor, the data receiver, and the riser respectively through data lines. The submersible module 6 is connected to the steering motor 8, and the data receiver is connected to the oxygen concentration measurement module 11 through a data line; The detected oxygen concentration information is communicated to the controller, and the controller contro...

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The invention discloses an oxygenation robotic fish based on jet propulsion. The oxygenation robotic fish comprises a sensing interaction module, an ascending and descending module, a power module, anoxygen concentration measurement module, a jet pump module, a robotic fish skeleton and a shell, The sensing interaction module comprises an ultrasonic sensor, a data receiver and a controller. The controller is connected with the ultrasonic sensor, the data receiver and the ascending and descending module through data lines. The jet pump module is installed in the middle of the robotic fish skeleton and comprises a driving fluid suction pipe, a working fluid suction pipe, a jet pump and a discharge pipe. Power can be provided for movement of the robotic fish while oxygenation is conducted through the jet pump; Oxygen can be accurately monitored and supplemented through cruising of the robotic fish in a net cage, and it is ensured that the oxygen concentration in the net cage meets the fish survival requirement. The oxygen concentration in water is measured actually through the oxygen concentration measurement module, oxygenation is conducted when oxygen deficit occurs, oxygenation isstopped when the oxygen concentration reaches the standard, and the breeding cost is saved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of underwater robots, in particular to an oxygen-increasing robot fish based on jet propulsion. Background technique [0002] With the development of social economy, the development of marine resources is a national strategy and an inevitable trend. Underwater robots used in the development of marine resources are also receiving more and more attention. It can achieve rich functions through the collocation of various sensors, and has a wide range of applications. Large-scale deep-sea cage culture has been valued by many coastal countries in the world because of its advantages such as high production efficiency, good quality of adult fish, significant economic effect and low impact on the environment. However, due to the high density of fish cultured in cages, the oxygen consumption is very fast. If oxygen cannot be replenished in time, the lack of oxygen will lead to the death of large areas of fish. In o...

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IPC IPC(8): A01K63/04
CPCA01K63/042
Inventor 董景明杜贞钰潘新祥蒙荣轩钟萧迟晓龙时宇张滢刘泽健牟光远隋卓航
Owner DALIAN MARITIME UNIVERSITY
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