CN110104126B - Hydraulic drive storage and release device for underwater buoy body - Google Patents

Hydraulic drive storage and release device for underwater buoy body Download PDF

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CN110104126B
CN110104126B CN201910426239.8A CN201910426239A CN110104126B CN 110104126 B CN110104126 B CN 110104126B CN 201910426239 A CN201910426239 A CN 201910426239A CN 110104126 B CN110104126 B CN 110104126B
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The invention discloses a hydraulic drive storage and release device for an underwater buoy body, which comprises a buoy body storage fence (2) arranged outside a pressure-resistant shell (3) of a submersible, a translation hydraulic cylinder (5) and a rotation hydraulic cylinder (5) arranged inside the pressure-resistant shell (3) of the submersible and a corresponding hydraulic control valve group (4), wherein the translation hydraulic cylinder (5) and the rotation hydraulic cylinder (6) are respectively in hydraulic connection with the hydraulic control valve group (4), the buoy body (1) is stored in the buoy body storage fence (2), and the action of the rotation and retraction integrated hydraulic mechanism is controlled through the hydraulic control valve group (4), so that the locking or release of the buoy body (1) is realized. According to the hydraulic drive storage and release device, the translation hydraulic cylinder and the rotation hydraulic cylinder are connected in series to jointly form the rotation and expansion integrated hydraulic mechanism buoy body to be stored in the buoy body storage fence, and the rotation and expansion integrated hydraulic mechanism is controlled to act through the hydraulic control valve group, so that locking or release of the buoy body is realized.

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Hydraulic drive storage and release device for underwater buoy body
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of rescue of a submersible, and particularly relates to a hydraulic drive storage and release device for an underwater buoy body.
Background
The emergency life buoy is key equipment in underwater equipment such as a submersible and the like, and is used for marking the position of the submersible when the underwater equipment is abnormal, so that rescue workers can search and rescue conveniently. The function of the emergency buoy requires that the device is structurally strong, simple, reliable and can be operated by any person, and the driving mode of the buoy is independent of the electric power source possibly damaged inside the underwater equipment.
Emergency life buoys are typically locked to underwater equipment and when rescue needs to be sought, the buoy needs to be released to the surface. The existing buoy body release structure mainly comprises three forms, namely a mechanical chain lock structure, an air pressure release structure and a blasting release structure. The mechanical chain structure principle is that 4-6 rotatable lock bolts are arranged around a buoy body, the lock bolts are connected by adopting connecting rods in pairs, a rotating shaft of one lock bolt penetrates through a submarine pressure-resistant water tank, all lock bolts can be driven to rotate by the same angle to unlock from the operation rotation in the submarine, and the buoy body rises to the water surface by means of buoyancy, and the working principle is shown in figures 1 and 2.
The principle of the air pressure release structure is that a buoy body is manufactured and stored in a cylinder barrel, a sealing structure is formed on the inner wall of the cylinder barrel, the bottom of the cylinder barrel is connected with a high-pressure air driving device, a release signal cable of the device is connected into a boat through a cabin penetrating piece, release signals can be manually or automatically input from the boat to control high-pressure air to enter the bottom of the cylinder barrel so as to blow out the buoy body to leave the cylinder barrel, and then the buoy body floats to the water surface under the action of the buoyancy, so that the operating principle is shown in figure 3.
The principle of the explosion release structure is that the buoy body is fixed outside the pressure-resistant shell through an explosion release device, a control signal of the explosion release device is from a manual or automatic control terminal inside the pressure-resistant shell, the explosion release device is in a release state after explosion, and the buoy floats to the water surface under the action of buoyancy, and the working principle is shown in figure 4.
The buoy release method has the following defects: (1) By adopting a mechanical chain structure, the buoy body can leave the storage fence and float upwards only through buoyancy, the requirement on the release angle is high, a small amount of corrosion and clamping stagnation can cause the buoy to be incapable of being released, and meanwhile, the mechanical chain structure is complex, and the buoy body is not easy to rust and clamping stagnation for a long time; (2) The cylinder barrel is a pressure-resistant structure, and can be slightly deformed under the influence of seawater pressure, so that dynamic sealing friction between the buoy body and the inside of the cylinder body is increased or even blocked, and meanwhile, partial driving pressure is counteracted due to the fact that the pressure acts on the top end of the buoy body, so that the effective release depth of the structure is limited; (3) The buoy body can leave the storage fence and float upwards only through buoyancy, the requirement on the release angle is high, a small amount of corrosion and clamping stagnation can cause the buoy to be incapable of being released, in addition, the release driving mechanism is arranged outside the pressure-resistant shell, and when the electric control function fails, the operation cannot be performed manually.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the defects or improvement demands of the prior art, the invention provides a hydraulic drive storage and release device for an underwater buoy body, wherein a translation hydraulic cylinder and a rotation hydraulic cylinder are connected in series to jointly form a rotation and expansion integrated hydraulic mechanism buoy body to be stored in a buoy body storage fence, and the rotation and expansion integrated hydraulic mechanism is controlled to act through a hydraulic control valve group to lock or release the buoy body.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the invention provides a hydraulic drive storage and release device for an underwater buoy body, which comprises a buoy body storage fence arranged outside a pressure-resistant shell of a submersible, a translation hydraulic cylinder, a rotation hydraulic cylinder and a corresponding hydraulic control valve group which are arranged inside the pressure-resistant shell of the submersible;
one end of the translation hydraulic cylinder is locked or unlocked with the bottom of the buoy body, the other end of the translation hydraulic cylinder is connected with the rotary hydraulic cylinder to jointly form a rotary and telescopic integrated hydraulic mechanism, and the translation hydraulic cylinder and the rotary hydraulic cylinder are respectively in hydraulic connection with the hydraulic control valve group;
the buoy body is stored in the buoy body storage fence, and the hydraulic control valve group is used for controlling the action of the rotary and telescopic integrated hydraulic mechanism, so that the buoy body is locked or released.
Further, the translation hydraulic cylinder comprises a translation hydraulic cylinder body, and the translation hydraulic cylinder body is connected with the hydraulic control valve group through hydraulic pipelines AT and BT to form a closed loop.
Further, the translation hydraulic cylinder comprises a translation hydraulic cylinder piston rod arranged in the translation hydraulic cylinder body;
The translation pneumatic cylinder piston rod is whole I style of calligraphy structure, and its top is equipped with T type retaining member, and the bottom is equipped with translation pneumatic cylinder piston, this translation pneumatic cylinder piston with the inner wall contact of translation pneumatic cylinder body to can follow the inner wall motion of translation pneumatic cylinder body.
Further, a piston rod inner groove is arranged in the piston rod of the translation hydraulic cylinder, and the piston rod inner groove is of a square structure.
Further, the rotary hydraulic cylinder comprises a rotary hydraulic cylinder body and a rotary hydraulic cylinder piston rod arranged outside the rotary hydraulic cylinder body;
the rotary hydraulic cylinder body is of a hemispherical structure, and is connected with the hydraulic control valve group through hydraulic pipelines AR and BR to form a closed loop.
Further, the rotary hydraulic cylinder piston rod comprises a cylindrical section which is arranged at the bottom and fixedly connected with the rotary hydraulic cylinder body, and a square section which is arranged at the top and matched with the piston rod inner groove, and the diameter of the square section is smaller than that of the piston rod inner groove.
Further, a locking cavity capable of accommodating the T-shaped locking piece is formed in the bottom of the buoy body, and the structural shape of the locking cavity is matched with the structural shape of the end part of the T-shaped locking piece.
Further, the hydraulic control valve group comprises a booster, one end of the booster is connected with the whole ship hydraulic system through an access port P by a hydraulic pipeline, and the other end of the booster is connected with the energy accumulator through a hydraulic pipeline;
A first throttle valve is arranged on a pipeline between the access port P and the supercharger;
A third throttle valve is arranged on a pipeline between the supercharger and the energy accumulator;
and a second throttle valve and a safety valve are arranged on the other pipeline between the energy accumulator and the supercharger.
Further, the accumulator output pipeline is divided into two parts;
one path is communicated with a first two-position three-way conical reversing valve and then is divided into two parts, wherein one path is communicated with the AT of the translation hydraulic cylinder through a first sequence valve, and the other path is communicated with the AR of the rotary hydraulic cylinder;
The other path is communicated with the second two-position three-way conical reversing valve and then is divided into two paths, one path is communicated with the BT of the translation hydraulic cylinder through the second sequence valve, and the other path is communicated with the BR port of the rotary hydraulic cylinder.
Further, a hydraulic control one-way valve is arranged between the first two-position three-way conical reversing valve and the second two-position three-way conical reversing valve and the rotary and telescopic integrated hydraulic mechanism.
In general, the above technical solutions conceived by the present invention, compared with the prior art, enable the following beneficial effects to be obtained:
1. according to the hydraulic drive storage and release device, the translation hydraulic cylinder and the rotation hydraulic cylinder are connected in series to jointly form the rotation and expansion integrated hydraulic mechanism buoy body to be stored in the buoy body storage fence, and the rotation and expansion integrated hydraulic mechanism is controlled to act through the hydraulic control valve group, so that locking or release of the buoy body is realized.
2. The hydraulic drive storage and release device provided by the invention has the advantages that the influence of the seawater pressure on the release action is only that a part of release thrust is counteracted by the sectional area of the piston rod, the sectional area of the piston rod of the device is smaller, the influence of the seawater pressure on the driving force is small, and the reliable release can be realized in deep sea.
3. The hydraulic drive storage and release device provided by the invention has larger release thrust, and can effectively push the buoy body out of the storage fence under the influence of rust and marine organisms, thereby further ensuring the effective release of the buoy body.
4. According to the hydraulic drive storage and release device, the translation hydraulic cylinder, the rotation hydraulic cylinder and the corresponding hydraulic control valve group are arranged in the pressure-resistant shell, so that maintenance, maintenance and repair are facilitated, and manual operation emergency release is also facilitated.
5. According to the hydraulic drive storage and release device, the energy accumulator is used for storing hydraulic oil, the low-pressure hydraulic oil of the whole ship hydraulic system is stored in the energy accumulator after being pressurized by the pressurizer, and the two sets of two-position three-way cone-shaped reversing valves are skillfully combined, so that two sequential actions of unlocking, releasing and storing and locking are realized, the buoy body can be unlocked and released timely and smoothly under emergency conditions, and the safety and reliability of the submersible are improved.
6. The hydraulic drive storage and release device is characterized in that the two-position three-way conical reversing valve is further provided with a manual operation mechanism, so that the two-position three-way conical reversing valve can be manually operated under the condition of power failure or accidents, and the operations of unlocking, releasing, storing, locking and the like of the buoy body are realized.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a three-dimensional structure of a mechanical chain in the prior art;
FIG. 2 is a schematic plan view of a prior art mechanical chain;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a prior art air pressure release structure;
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a blasting release structure according to the prior art;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the overall structure of a hydraulically actuated storage and release device for a subsea buoy body according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of a rotary-telescopic integrated hydraulic mechanism according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a buoy according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a buoy and translational cylinder locked state in an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of an unlocked state of a buoy and a translational hydraulic cylinder according to an embodiment of the present invention;
Fig. 10 is a schematic diagram of the composition structure of a hydraulic control valve set according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Like reference numerals denote like technical features throughout the drawings, in particular: 1-buoy body, 2-buoy body storage rail, 3-pressure housing, 4-hydraulic control valve bank, 5-translation hydraulic cylinder, 6-rotary hydraulic cylinder, 11-lock chamber, 41-booster, 42-first throttle valve, 43-second throttle valve, 44-third throttle valve, 45-accumulator, 46-relief valve, 47-check valve, 48-first two-position three-way cone-shaped reversing valve, 49-second two-position three-way cone-shaped reversing valve, 481-first electromagnet, 491-second electromagnet, 410-pilot-check valve, 411-first sequence valve, 412-second sequence valve, 51-translation hydraulic cylinder body, 52-translation hydraulic cylinder rod, 521-T-shaped locking piece, 522-translation hydraulic cylinder piston, 523-piston rod inner groove, 61-rotary hydraulic cylinder body, 62-rotary hydraulic cylinder rod, 621-cylinder section, 622-square section.
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The present invention will be described in further detail with reference to the drawings and examples, in order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are for purposes of illustration only and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. In addition, the technical features of the embodiments of the present invention described below may be combined with each other as long as they do not collide with each other.
As shown in fig. 5, in order to solve some problems of the mechanical chain lock structure, the pneumatic release structure and the explosion release structure in the prior art, the present invention provides a hydraulic driving storage and release device for an underwater buoy body. The device comprises a buoy body storage fence 2 arranged outside a pressure housing 3 of the submersible, a translation hydraulic cylinder 5 and a rotation hydraulic cylinder 6 arranged inside the pressure housing 3 of the submersible and a corresponding hydraulic control valve group 4. The translation hydraulic cylinder 5 and the rotary hydraulic cylinder 6 are connected in series to form a rotary and telescopic integrated hydraulic mechanism, one end of the translation hydraulic cylinder 5 is locked or unlocked with the bottom of the buoy, the other end of the translation hydraulic cylinder is connected with the rotary hydraulic cylinder 6, and the translation hydraulic cylinder 5 and the rotary hydraulic cylinder 6 are respectively in hydraulic connection with the hydraulic control valve group 4. The buoy body 1 is stored in the buoy body storage fence 2, and the hydraulic control valve group 4 controls the action of the rotary and telescopic integrated hydraulic mechanism, so that the buoy body 1 is locked or released.
As shown in fig. 6, the translational cylinder 5 includes a translational cylinder block 51 and a translational cylinder piston rod 52 provided in the translational cylinder block 51. The translation hydraulic cylinder body 51 is connected with the hydraulic control valve group 4 through hydraulic pipelines AT and BT to form a closed loop; the whole translational hydraulic cylinder piston rod 52 is of an I-shaped structure, the top of the translational hydraulic cylinder piston rod 52 is provided with a T-shaped locking piece 521, the bottom of the translational hydraulic cylinder piston rod is provided with a translational hydraulic cylinder piston 522, and the translational hydraulic cylinder piston 522 is in contact with the inner wall of the translational hydraulic cylinder body 51 and can move along the inner wall of the translational hydraulic cylinder body 51 so as to drive the translational hydraulic cylinder piston rod 52 to correspondingly move, and the telescopic movement of the translational hydraulic cylinder 5 is realized. Further, a piston rod inner groove 523 is provided in the translation cylinder piston rod 52, and the piston rod inner groove 523 is preferably square. The rotary cylinder 6 includes a rotary cylinder block 61 and a rotary cylinder piston rod 62 provided outside the rotary cylinder block 61. The rotary cylinder body 61 is preferably of a hemispherical structure, and is connected to the hydraulic control valve group 4 through hydraulic lines AR and BR to form a closed circuit. Preferably, the rotary cylinder piston rod 62 comprises a cylindrical section 621 provided at the bottom and fixedly connected to the rotary cylinder body 61, and a square section 622 provided at the top and matching the piston rod inner groove 523. The diameter of the square section 622 is smaller than that of the inner groove 523 of the piston rod, so that the square section 622 is conveniently inserted into the inner groove 523 of the piston rod, and the piston rod 62 of the rotary hydraulic cylinder drives the piston rod 52 of the translation hydraulic cylinder to rotate under the driving action of the cylinder body 61 of the rotary hydraulic cylinder, and then the torque of the rotary hydraulic cylinder 6 is transmitted to the translation hydraulic cylinder 5, so that the rotary motion of the translation hydraulic cylinder 5 is realized.
As shown in fig. 7, the bottom of the buoy body 1 is provided with a locking cavity 11 capable of accommodating a T-shaped locking member 521, and the locking cavity 11 has a structural shape matched with the structural shape of the end of the T-shaped locking member 521, preferably a rectangular inner groove structure. As shown in fig. 8, the end of the T-shaped locking member 521 is just inserted into the locking cavity 11, so as to lock and store the buoy body 1. When the unlocking and releasing are needed, AR oil supply of the hydraulic control valve group 4, the rotary hydraulic cylinder 6 is unlocked, then BT oil supply and the translation hydraulic cylinder 5 extend out, the buoy body 1 is pushed out of the buoy body storage fence 2, and the buoy body 1 floats to the water surface under the action of buoyancy. When the float body 1 is stored, BT is supplied with oil, the float body 1 enters the float body storage fence 2, AR is supplied with oil, and the float body 1 is locked as shown in fig. 9.
As shown in fig. 10, the hydraulic control valve set 4 in the embodiment of the invention is shown in a schematic structure, and the hydraulic control valve set 4 includes a booster 41, one end of the booster 41 is connected with a hydraulic system of the whole ship through an access P, and the other end is connected with an accumulator 45 through a hydraulic pipeline. Wherein, a first throttle valve 42 is arranged on the pipeline between the inlet and the supercharger 41, and the accumulator 45 can be charged by operating the first throttle valve 42. A third throttle valve 44 is provided in the line between the supercharger 42 and the accumulator 45, and the third throttle valve 44 is operated to shut off the supply of oil to the accumulator 45. In addition, in order to prevent the oil pressure in the accumulator 45 from being too high, which is generally not more than 31.5MPa, a second throttle valve 43 and a relief valve 46 are further provided on the other line between the accumulator 45 and the booster 42, the relief valve 46 being opened when the oil pressure in the accumulator is too high, and the hydraulic oil is returned to the whole ship hydraulic system through the connection outlet T, and in addition, the second throttle valve 43 is operated, the hydraulic oil can be returned to the whole ship hydraulic system through the connection outlet T, so that the pressure relief of the accumulator 45 is realized. Further, in order to prevent the hydraulic oil from flowing back due to the external environment such as temperature change after the accumulator 45 is filled, a check valve 47 is further provided on the pipeline between the supercharger 41 and the accumulator 45, and the check valve 47 can control the hydraulic oil to flow from the supercharger 42 to the accumulator 45 only, so that the hydraulic oil cannot flow back, and the stability of the hydraulic oil in the accumulator 45 is ensured.
Further, as shown in fig. 10, the output pipeline of the accumulator 45 is divided into two parts, wherein one part is communicated with the first two-position three-way conical reversing valve 48, then is divided into two parts, one part is communicated with the AT port of the translation hydraulic cylinder 5 after passing through the first sequence valve 411, and the other part is communicated with the AR port of the rotary hydraulic cylinder 6; the other path is communicated with a second two-position three-way conical reversing valve 49 and then is divided into two paths, one path is communicated with the BT port of the translation hydraulic cylinder 5 after passing through a second sequence valve 412, and the other path is communicated with the BR port of the rotary hydraulic cylinder 6. Further, a first electromagnet 481 is provided on the first two-position three-way cone-shaped directional valve 48, and a second electromagnet 491 is provided on the second two-position three-way cone-shaped directional valve 49. When the first electromagnet 481 is powered on and the second electromagnet 491 is powered off, hydraulic oil enters the rotary hydraulic cylinder 6, drives the rotary hydraulic cylinder piston rod 62 to act, realizes unlocking of the buoy body 1, enables pressure oil to reach the translation hydraulic cylinder 5 through the first sequence valve 411, drives the translation hydraulic cylinder piston rod 521 to act, and pushes the buoy body 1 to be far away from the buoy body storage rail 2, so as to realize releasing of the buoy body 1; conversely, when the first electromagnet 481 is powered off and the second electromagnet 491 is powered on, hydraulic oil firstly enters the translation hydraulic cylinder 5 to drive the piston rod 521 of the translation hydraulic cylinder to act, the buoy body 1 is pulled to enter the buoy body storage fence 2, then the hydraulic oil reaches the rotary hydraulic cylinder 6 through the second sequence valve 412 to drive the piston rod 62 of the rotary hydraulic cylinder to act, and locking of the buoy body 1 is achieved.
In addition, in order to further ensure the stability and reliability of the operation of the hydraulic control valve bank 4, a hydraulic control one-way valve 410 is provided between the first two-position three-way cone-shaped reversing valve 48 and the second two-position three-way cone-shaped reversing valve 49 and the rotary and telescopic integrated hydraulic mechanism, which can effectively prevent the buoy body 1 from being unlocked and released accidentally.
Preferably, the first two-position three-way cone-shaped reversing valve 48 and the second two-position three-way cone-shaped reversing valve 49 are further provided with a manual operation mechanism, so that the first two-position three-way cone-shaped reversing valve 48 and the second two-position three-way cone-shaped reversing valve 49 can be manually operated under the condition of power failure or accidents, unlocking and releasing, or storing and locking and other works of the buoy body 1 are realized, rescue signals of the submersible are timely and effectively sent to the outside, and safety of divers is guaranteed.
According to the hydraulic drive storage and release device, the energy accumulator is used for storing hydraulic oil, the low-pressure hydraulic oil of the whole ship hydraulic system is stored in the energy accumulator after being pressurized by the pressurizer, and the two sets of two-position three-way cone-shaped reversing valves are skillfully combined, so that two sequential actions of unlocking, releasing and storing and locking are realized, the buoy body can be unlocked and released timely and smoothly under emergency conditions, and the safety and reliability of the submersible are improved.
It will be readily appreciated by those skilled in the art that the foregoing description is merely a preferred embodiment of the invention and is not intended to limit the invention, but any modifications, equivalents, improvements or alternatives falling within the spirit and principles of the invention are intended to be included within the scope of the invention.

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1. The hydraulic drive storage and release device for the underwater buoy body is characterized by comprising a buoy body storage fence (2) arranged outside a pressure-resistant shell (3) of the submersible, a translation hydraulic cylinder (5) and a rotation hydraulic cylinder (5) which are arranged inside the pressure-resistant shell (3) of the submersible and a corresponding hydraulic control valve group (4);
One end of the translation hydraulic cylinder (5) is locked or unlocked with the bottom of the buoy body (1), the other end of the translation hydraulic cylinder is connected with the rotary hydraulic cylinder (6) to jointly form a rotary and telescopic integrated hydraulic mechanism, and the translation hydraulic cylinder (5) and the rotary hydraulic cylinder (6) are respectively in hydraulic connection with the hydraulic control valve group (4);
The buoy body (1) is stored in the buoy body storage fence (2), and the action of the rotary and telescopic integrated hydraulic mechanism is controlled through the hydraulic control valve group (4), so that the buoy body (1) is locked or released;
The translation hydraulic cylinder (5) comprises a translation hydraulic cylinder body (51), and the translation hydraulic cylinder body (51) is connected with the hydraulic control valve group (4) through hydraulic pipelines AT and BT to form a closed loop;
The translation hydraulic cylinder (5) comprises a translation hydraulic cylinder piston rod (52) arranged in the translation hydraulic cylinder body (51);
The translation hydraulic cylinder piston rod (52) is of an I-shaped structure as a whole, a T-shaped locking piece (521) is arranged at the top of the translation hydraulic cylinder piston rod, a translation hydraulic cylinder piston (522) is arranged at the bottom of the translation hydraulic cylinder piston, and the translation hydraulic cylinder piston (522) is in contact with the inner wall of the translation hydraulic cylinder body (51) and can move along the inner wall of the translation hydraulic cylinder body (51); a piston rod inner groove (523) is arranged in the piston rod (52) of the translation hydraulic cylinder, and the piston rod inner groove (523) is of a square structure;
the rotary hydraulic cylinder (6) comprises a rotary hydraulic cylinder body (61) and a rotary hydraulic cylinder piston rod (62) arranged outside the rotary hydraulic cylinder body (61);
The rotary hydraulic cylinder body (61) is of a hemispherical structure, and is connected with the hydraulic control valve group (4) through hydraulic pipelines AR and BR to form a closed loop;
The rotary hydraulic cylinder piston rod (62) comprises a cylindrical section (621) which is arranged at the bottom and fixedly connected with the rotary hydraulic cylinder body (61), and a square section (622) which is arranged at the top and matched with the piston rod inner groove (523), and the diameter of the square section (622) is smaller than that of the piston rod inner groove (523);
the bottom of the buoy body (1) is provided with a locking cavity (11) which can accommodate the T-shaped locking piece (521), and the structural shape of the locking cavity (11) is matched with the structural shape of the end part of the T-shaped locking piece (521).
2. A subsea buoy body hydraulically driven storage and release device according to claim 1, characterized in that the hydraulic control valve block (4) comprises a supercharger (41), one end of the supercharger (41) is connected with the whole ship hydraulic system through an access port P by a hydraulic pipeline, and the other end is connected with an accumulator (45) through a hydraulic pipeline;
A first throttle valve (42) is arranged on a pipeline between the access port P and the supercharger (41);
a third throttle valve (44) is arranged on a pipeline between the supercharger (41) and the energy accumulator (45);
A second throttle valve (43) and a safety valve (46) are arranged on the other pipeline between the energy accumulator (45) and the supercharger (41).
3. A subsea buoy body hydraulically driven storage and release device according to claim 2, characterized in that the accumulator (45) output line is split in two;
One path is communicated with a first two-position three-way conical reversing valve (48) and then is divided into two parts, one path is communicated with the AT of the translation hydraulic cylinder (5) through a first sequence valve (411), and the other path is communicated with the AR of the rotary hydraulic cylinder (6);
The other path is communicated with a second two-position three-way conical reversing valve (49) and then is divided into two paths, one path is communicated with BT of the translation hydraulic cylinder (5) through a second sequence valve (412), and the other path is communicated with BR ports of the rotary hydraulic cylinder (6).
4. A hydraulically driven storage and release device for a subsea buoy according to claim 3, characterized in that a pilot operated check valve (410) is arranged between the first two-position three-way cone-shaped reversing valve (48) and the second two-position three-way cone-shaped reversing valve (49) and the rotating and telescoping integrated hydraulic mechanism.
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