CN112796925A - Wave energy power generation cultivation ship based on link mechanism realizes motion conversion - Google Patents

Wave energy power generation cultivation ship based on link mechanism realizes motion conversion Download PDF

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CN112796925A
CN112796925A CN202110093430.2A CN202110093430A CN112796925A CN 112796925 A CN112796925 A CN 112796925A CN 202110093430 A CN202110093430 A CN 202110093430A CN 112796925 A CN112796925 A CN 112796925A
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文凯升
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Abstract

The invention discloses a wave energy power generation cultivation ship for realizing motion conversion based on a connecting rod mechanism, which comprises a floating platform, the connecting rod mechanism and a floater, wherein the floating platform is arranged on the floating platform; the floating platform is provided with a hydraulic power generation mechanism and a vertical guide rail, and the vertical guide rail is arranged outside the floating platform; the input end of the connecting rod mechanism is movably arranged in the vertical guide rail, the input end of the connecting rod mechanism is connected with the floater, and the output end of the connecting rod mechanism is connected with the hydraulic power generation mechanism; the floater is used for moving back and forth in the direction limited by the vertical guide rail, and the movement of the floater is used for inputting power through the connecting rod mechanism to supply the hydraulic power generation mechanism to generate power; therefore, the floater does not directly apply driving force to the hydraulic power generation mechanism any more, and buffer transmission is realized through the connecting rod mechanism, so that the impact on the hydraulic power generation mechanism is reduced, and the problem that the existing hydraulic cylinder is easy to damage due to impact is solved.

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Wave energy power generation cultivation ship based on link mechanism realizes motion conversion
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of culture ships, in particular to a wave energy power generation culture ship capable of realizing motion conversion based on a connecting rod mechanism.
Background
In China, the marine fishery is the prime force of marine economy. The offshore culture has the problems of insufficient culture space, serious environmental pollution and the like. Along with the return of high profit of deep-sea fish species and the reduction of cost required by the development of cage technology, the development scale of deep-sea culture is rapidly enlarged, and the deep-sea culture cage culture becomes the inevitable strategic choice for the development of marine fishery in China; among them, it is a research trend to utilize ocean wave energy to supply power for the culture ship.
Particularly, abundant wave energy resources are stored in the ocean, and for the development and utilization of the wave energy resources, how to realize low-cost and high-efficiency utilization of the wave energy is the key point of the problem. At present, the wave energy power generation technology is still in the research and development stage, and the wave energy device can be roughly divided into an oscillating water column type, an oscillating floater type, a wave crossing type, a valve type and a pendulum type structure according to the difference of wave energy capturing forms. The oscillating float type wave energy device is suitable for various sea conditions, has the characteristics of higher maturity, convenience in modular design, convenience in putting and recovering and the like, and is widely applied to the fields of ocean detection buoys, wave energy fresh water preparation, wave energy power generation and the like.
Hydraulic pressure formula wave energy power generation facility that dangles belongs to one kind of oscillating float formula wave energy device, under the effect of wave, inhale the wave float and do the motion of dangling, convert the wave energy into the mechanical energy who inhales the wave float, the hydraulic system of rethread is the hydraulic pressure energy with mechanical energy conversion, and the hydraulic pressure energy converts the electric energy into through the generator once more. The hydraulic cylinder of the traditional hydraulic heaving type wave energy power generation device is directly connected with the wave absorbing floater, the movement stroke of the wave absorbing floater is limited by the size of the hydraulic cylinder, the hydraulic cylinder is directly subjected to irregular impact load caused by the fact that the floater absorbs wave force, the hydraulic cylinder is easy to damage, and the reliability of the device is low.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a wave energy power generation and cultivation ship capable of realizing motion conversion based on a connecting rod mechanism, and the problem that an existing hydraulic cylinder is easy to damage due to impact is solved.
In order to solve the technical problem, the invention provides a wave energy power generation cultivation ship for realizing motion conversion based on a connecting rod mechanism, which comprises a floating platform, the connecting rod mechanism and a floater; the floating platform is provided with a hydraulic power generation mechanism and a vertical guide rail, and the vertical guide rail is arranged outside the floating platform; the input end of the connecting rod mechanism is movably arranged in the vertical guide rail, the input end of the connecting rod mechanism is connected with the floater, and the output end of the connecting rod mechanism is connected with the hydraulic power generation mechanism; the floater is used for moving back and forth in the direction limited by the vertical guide rail, and the movement of the floater is used for inputting power through the connecting rod mechanism to supply the hydraulic power generation mechanism to generate power.
In one embodiment, the linkage mechanism comprises a slide bar, a first drive rod and a second drive rod; the sliding rod is movably arranged on the vertical guide rail, and the lower end of the sliding rod is connected with the floater; one end of the first transmission rod is movably connected with the upper end of the sliding rod, the other end of the first transmission rod is hinged to the floating platform, and the hinged end of the first transmission rod is linked with the power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism; one end of the second transmission rod is movably connected with the first transmission rod, the other end of the second transmission rod is hinged with the floating platform, and the hinged end of the second transmission rod is linked with the power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism.
In one embodiment, a first strip-shaped groove and a second strip-shaped groove are respectively formed at two ends of the first transmission rod, and the first strip-shaped groove and the second strip-shaped groove are both arranged in an extending manner along the length direction of the first transmission rod; a first linkage shaft is arranged at the upper end of the sliding rod and is perpendicular to the sliding rod, and the first linkage shaft is inserted into the first strip-shaped groove; and a second linkage shaft is arranged at the position, far away from the hinged end, of the second transmission rod, the second linkage shaft is perpendicular to the second transmission rod, and the second linkage shaft is inserted into the second strip-shaped groove.
In one embodiment, the first linkage shaft is rotatably disposed on the sliding rod, and the second linkage shaft is rotatably disposed on the second linkage shaft.
In one embodiment, a first transmission shaft is arranged at the hinged end of the first transmission rod, the first transmission shaft and the first transmission rod are perpendicular to each other, the first transmission shaft is connected with a first one-way transmission mechanism, the first one-way transmission mechanism is linked with the power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism, and the first one-way transmission mechanism is used for converting the back-and-forth rotation of the first transmission shaft into one-way rotation for outputting; the hinged end of the second transmission rod is provided with a second transmission shaft, the second transmission shaft is perpendicular to the second transmission rod, the second transmission shaft is connected with a second one-way transmission mechanism, the second one-way transmission mechanism is linked with the power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism, and the second one-way transmission mechanism is used for changing the back-and-forth rotation of the second transmission shaft into one-way rotation for output.
In one embodiment, the first one-way transmission mechanism comprises a first rocker, a first pawl, a first ratchet wheel, a first driving wheel, a first driven wheel and a first output shaft; the first rocker is connected with the first transmission shaft, and two ends of the first rocker extend out of two opposite sides of the first transmission shaft respectively; the two first pawls are respectively hinged with two ends of the first rocker, and the two first pawls are respectively meshed with the first ratchet wheel in one way in different rotation directions of the first rocker; the first ratchet wheel and the first driving wheel are coaxially arranged, the first driving wheel is meshed with the first driven wheel, the first output shaft is a central shaft of the first driven wheel, and the first output shaft is linked with a power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism.
In one embodiment, the second one-way transmission mechanism comprises a second rocker, a second pawl, a second ratchet wheel, a second driving wheel, a second driven wheel and a second output shaft; the second rocker is connected with the second transmission shaft, and two ends of the second rocker extend out of two opposite sides of the second transmission shaft respectively; the two second pawls are respectively hinged with two ends of the second rocker, and the two second pawls are respectively meshed with the second ratchet wheel in one way in different rotation directions of the second rocker; the second ratchet wheel and the second driving wheel are coaxially arranged, the second driving wheel is meshed with the second driven wheel, the second output shaft is a central shaft of the second driven wheel, and the second output shaft is linked with a power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism.
In one embodiment, the hydraulic power generation mechanism comprises a hydraulic cylinder, a first hydraulic pump, a second hydraulic pump, a first reversing valve, a second reversing valve, an energy storage device, a hydraulic motor and a generator; the hydraulic cylinder is provided with a first liquid changing end and a second liquid changing end; the first hydraulic pump obtains power from the first one-way transmission mechanism, and the output end of the first hydraulic pump is connected with an overflow valve, a throttle valve and the first reversing valve; the throttle valve is communicated between the first liquid changing end and the output end of the first hydraulic pump; the first built-in passage of the first reversing valve is communicated between the second liquid changing end and the first built-in passage of the second reversing valve, and the second built-in passage of the first reversing valve is communicated between the second liquid changing end and the output end of the first hydraulic pump; the built-in passage I of the second reversing valve is communicated between the built-in passage I of the first reversing valve and the input end of the energy storage device, and the built-in passage II of the second reversing valve is in idle connection; the second hydraulic pump obtains power from the second one-way transmission mechanism, the output end of the second hydraulic pump is connected with an unloading valve and a one-way valve, the output end of the second hydraulic pump is connected and communicated with the output end of the first hydraulic pump through the one-way valve, and the one-way valve is used for being communicated when the output pressure of the second hydraulic pump is sufficient; the output end of the energy storage device is connected with the input end of the hydraulic motor, and the output end of the hydraulic motor is connected with the input end of the generator.
In one embodiment, the bottom of the float is raised with a cone.
In one embodiment, the floating platform is a frame structure, a plurality of buoyancy bins are arranged inside the floating platform, and the floating platform is provided with oblique supporting columns at positions surrounding the buoyancy bins.
The invention has the following beneficial effects:
because the input end of the connecting rod mechanism is connected with the floater, the output end of the connecting rod mechanism is connected with the hydraulic power generation mechanism, the floater is used for moving back and forth in the direction limited by the vertical guide rail, and the floater moves to supply power to the hydraulic power generation mechanism for power generation through the power input by the connecting rod mechanism, so that the floater does not directly apply driving force to the hydraulic power generation mechanism, but realizes buffer transmission through the connecting rod mechanism, and the impact on the hydraulic power generation mechanism is reduced, thereby solving the problem that the existing hydraulic cylinder is easy to damage due to impact.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view provided by a wave energy power generation aquaculture ship of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic top view of the structure of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is an enlarged partial schematic view of FIG. 1;
FIG. 4 is a schematic structural view of the first unidirectional actuator of FIG. 1;
FIG. 5 is a schematic structural view of a second one-way clutch of FIG. 1;
fig. 6 is a schematic structural view of the hydraulic power generation mechanism of fig. 1.
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10. a floating platform; 11. a vertical guide rail; 12. a buoyancy bin; 13. oblique supporting columns;
20. a link mechanism; 21. a first drive lever; 211. a first strip-shaped groove; 212. a second groove; 22. a second transmission rod; 23. a slide bar; 241. a first linkage shaft; 242. a second linkage shaft; 251. a first drive shaft; 252. a second drive shaft;
30. a float; 31. a cone;
40. a hydraulic power generation mechanism; 41. a hydraulic cylinder; 411. a first liquid changing end; 412. a second liquid changing end; 421. a first hydraulic pump; 422. a second hydraulic pump; 431. a first direction changing valve; 432. a second directional control valve; 44. an energy storage device; 45. a hydraulic motor; 46. a generator; 47. an overflow valve; 48. a throttle valve; 49. an unloading valve; 410. a one-way valve;
51. a first unidirectional transmission mechanism; 511. a first rocker; 512. a first pawl; 513. a first ratchet wheel; 514. a first drive wheel; 515. a first driven wheel; 516. a first output shaft;
52. a second one-way transmission mechanism; 521. a second rocker; 522. a second pawl; 523. a second ratchet wheel; 524. a second drive wheel; 525. a second driven wheel; 526. a second output shaft.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings in the embodiments of the present invention.
The invention provides a wave energy power generation cultivation ship for realizing motion conversion based on a link mechanism, which is shown in figures 1, 2 and 6 and comprises a floating platform 10, a link mechanism 20 and a floater 30; the floating platform 10 is provided with a hydraulic power generation mechanism 40 and a vertical guide rail 11, and the vertical guide rail 11 is arranged outside the floating platform 10; the input end of the link mechanism 20 is movably arranged in the vertical guide rail 11, the input end of the link mechanism 20 is connected with the floater 30, and the output end of the link mechanism 20 is connected with the hydraulic power generation mechanism 40; the float 30 is used for reciprocating movement in the direction limited by the vertical guide rail 11, and the movement of the float 30 is used for inputting power through the link mechanism 20 to supply the hydraulic power generation mechanism 40 with power generation.
When using, the wave can drive float 30 and reciprocate, float 30 reciprocate can drive link mechanism 20 and move, so link mechanism 20 can send hydraulic power generation mechanism 40 after the motion buffering conversion of float 30, under the prerequisite of guaranteeing normally going on of electricity generation promptly, reduced the impact to hydraulic power generation mechanism 40, thereby solved current pneumatic cylinder easily because of the impaired problem of impact, and hydraulic power generation mechanism 40 installs inside floating platform 10, it is better to compare traditional anticorrosive nature of swaing formula wave energy power generation facility, also be more convenient for the maintenance.
As shown in fig. 1, 3 and 6, the link mechanism 20 includes a slide bar 23, a first transmission lever 21 and a second transmission lever 22; the sliding rod 23 is movably arranged on the vertical guide rail 11, and the lower end of the sliding rod 23 is connected with a floater 30; one end of the first transmission rod 21 is movably connected with the upper end of the sliding rod 23, the other end of the first transmission rod 21 is hinged on the floating platform 10, and the hinged end of the first transmission rod 21 is linked with the power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism 40; one end of the second transmission rod 22 is movably connected with the first transmission rod 21, the other end of the second transmission rod 22 is hinged with the floating platform 10, and the hinged end of the second transmission rod 22 is linked with the power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism 40.
Therefore, when the float 30 moves upward, the sliding rod 23 will follow the upward movement and simultaneously drive the first transmission rod 21 and the second transmission rod 22 to move upward, and similarly, when the float 30 moves downward, the sliding rod 23 will follow the downward movement and simultaneously drive the first transmission rod 21 and the second transmission rod 22 to move downward, and the rotation of the first transmission rod 21 and the second transmission rod 22 will provide power for the hydraulic power generation mechanism 40.
Specifically, in this embodiment, a first groove 211 and a second groove 212 are respectively disposed at two ends of the first transmission rod 21, and both the first groove 211 and the second groove 212 extend along the length direction of the first transmission rod 21; a first linkage shaft 241 is arranged at the upper end of the sliding rod 23, the first linkage shaft 241 is perpendicular to the sliding rod 23, and the first linkage shaft 241 is inserted into the first strip-shaped groove 211; a second coupling shaft 242 is disposed at a position of the second driving rod 22 away from the hinge end, the second coupling shaft 242 is perpendicular to the second driving rod 22, and the second coupling shaft 242 is inserted into the second groove 212.
With this structure, the first linkage shaft 241 can move in the first groove 211, and the second linkage shaft 242 can move in the second groove 212, so that the slide bar 23, the first transmission bar 21 and the second transmission bar 22 can be operated in a linkage manner.
In this embodiment, it is preferable that the first linkage shaft 241 is rotatably disposed on the sliding rod 23, and the second linkage shaft 242 is rotatably disposed on the second linkage shaft 242, so that the fluency when the sliding rod 23, the first transmission lever 21 and the second transmission lever 22 are linked is improved.
As shown in fig. 3 to 6, a first transmission shaft 251 is disposed at a hinged end of the first transmission rod 21, the first transmission shaft 251 and the first transmission rod 21 are perpendicular to each other, the first transmission shaft 251 is connected with a first one-way transmission mechanism 51, the first one-way transmission mechanism 51 is linked with a power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism 40, and the first one-way transmission mechanism 51 is used for converting the back-and-forth rotation of the first transmission shaft 251 into one-way rotation for output; the hinged end of the second transmission rod 22 is provided with a second transmission shaft 252, the second transmission shaft 252 is perpendicular to the second transmission rod 22, the second transmission shaft 252 is connected with a second one-way transmission mechanism 52, the second one-way transmission mechanism 52 is linked with the power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism 40, and the second one-way transmission mechanism 52 is used for converting the back-and-forth rotation of the second transmission shaft 252 into one-way rotation for output.
When the floater 30 is used, the lifting motion of the floater 30 can be changed into clockwise and anticlockwise rotation of the first transmission shaft 251 and the second transmission shaft 252, and the non-directional rotation is difficult to be used as power input; after the first one-way transmission mechanism 51 and the second one-way transmission mechanism 52 are additionally arranged, the unidirectional rotation can be changed into stable one-way rotation, so that stable power input can be provided for the hydraulic power generation mechanism 40 conveniently.
Specifically, as shown in fig. 4 and 6, the first one-way transmission mechanism 51 includes a first rocker 511, a first pawl 512, a first ratchet 513, a first driving pulley 514, a first driven pulley 515 and a first output shaft 516; the first rocker 511 is connected with the first transmission shaft 251, and two ends of the first rocker 511 extend out of two opposite sides of the first transmission shaft 251 respectively; the two first pawls 512 are respectively hinged with two ends of the first rocker 511, and the two first pawls 512 are respectively meshed with the first ratchet 513 in different rotation directions of the first rocker 511 in a one-way manner; the first ratchet 513 is coaxially arranged with the first driving wheel 514, the first driving wheel 514 is engaged with the first driven wheel 515, the first output shaft 516 is a central shaft of the first driven wheel 515, and the first output shaft 516 is linked with a power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism 40.
In the illustrated direction, if the first transmission shaft 251 rotates clockwise, the first rocker 511 drives the longer first pawl 512 to separate from the first ratchet 513, and drives the shorter first pawl 512 to engage with the first ratchet 513, if the first transmission shaft 251 rotates counterclockwise, the first rocker 511 drives the longer first pawl 512 to engage with the first ratchet 513, and drives the shorter first pawl 512 to separate from the first ratchet 513, and both rotation modes can drive the first ratchet 513 to rotate clockwise, and the first driving wheel 514 can rotate synchronously at this time, so as to drive the first driven wheel 515 and the first output shaft 516 to rotate, thereby achieving power output.
Similarly, as shown in fig. 5 and 6, the second one-way transmission mechanism 52 includes a second rocker 521, a second pawl 522, a second ratchet 523, a second driving wheel 524, a second driven wheel 525 and a second output shaft 526; the second rocking bar 521 is connected with the second transmission shaft 252, and two ends of the second rocking bar 521 extend out of two opposite sides of the second transmission shaft 252 respectively; the two second pawls 522 are respectively hinged with two ends of the second rocker 521, and the two second pawls 522 are respectively meshed with the second ratchet 523 in one direction in different rotation directions of the second rocker 521; the second ratchet 523 and the second driving wheel 524 are coaxially arranged, the second driving wheel 524 is engaged with the second driven wheel 525, the second output shaft 526 is a central shaft of the second driven wheel 525, and the second output shaft 526 is linked with the power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism 40.
In the illustrated direction, if the second transmission shaft 252 rotates clockwise, the second rocker 521 drives the longer second pawl 522 to separate from the second ratchet 523 and drives the shorter second pawl 522 to engage with the second ratchet 523, and if the second transmission shaft 252 rotates counterclockwise, the second rocker 521 drives the longer second pawl 522 to engage with the second ratchet 523 and drives the shorter second pawl 522 to separate from the first ratchet 523, and both rotation modes can push the second ratchet 523 to rotate clockwise, and the second driving wheel 524 can rotate synchronously at this time, so as to drive the second driven wheel 525 and the second output shaft 526 to rotate, thereby implementing power output.
As shown in fig. 4 to 6, the hydraulic power generation mechanism 40 includes a hydraulic cylinder 41, a first hydraulic pump 421, a second hydraulic pump 422, a first direction changing valve 431, a second direction changing valve 432, an energy storage device 44, a hydraulic motor 45, and a generator 46; the hydraulic cylinder 41 is provided with a first liquid changing end 411 and a second liquid changing end 412; the first hydraulic pump 421 obtains power from the first one-way transmission mechanism 51, and the output end of the first hydraulic pump 421 is connected with an overflow valve 47, a throttle valve 48 and a first reversing valve 431; the throttle valve 48 is connected between the first liquid changing end 411 and the output end of the first hydraulic pump 421; the first built-in passage of the first reversing valve 431 is communicated between the second liquid changing end 412 and the first built-in passage of the second reversing valve 432, and the second built-in passage of the first reversing valve 431 is communicated between the second liquid changing end 412 and the output end of the first hydraulic pump 421; the built-in passage I of the second reversing valve 432 is communicated between the built-in passage I of the first reversing valve 431 and the input end of the energy storage device 44, and the built-in passage II of the second reversing valve 432 is in idle connection; the second hydraulic pump 422 obtains power from the second one-way transmission mechanism 52, the output end of the second hydraulic pump 422 is connected with the unloading valve 49 and the one-way valve 410, the output end of the second hydraulic pump 422 is connected and communicated with the output end of the first hydraulic pump 421 through the one-way valve 410, and the one-way valve 410 is used for being communicated when the output pressure of the second hydraulic pump 422 is sufficient; the output of the energy storage device 44 is connected to the input of a hydraulic motor 45, and the output of the hydraulic motor 45 is connected to the input of a generator 46.
Assuming that the float 30 is in the ascending state, the first direction changing valve 431 and the second direction changing valve 432 are in the state shown in fig. 6, that is, the built-in passage of the first direction changing valve 431 and the built-in passage of the second direction changing valve 432 are both in the conducting state, so that the first hydraulic pump 421 and the second hydraulic pump 422 can drive the hydraulic oil to flow to the throttle valve 48; however, under the flow limiting effect of the throttle 48, the simultaneous operation of the two hydraulic pumps will increase the pressure in the pipeline, and when the pressure exceeds the preset values of the unloading valve 49 and the overflow valve 47, the unloading valve 49 and the overflow valve 47 will be opened, so that the second hydraulic pump 422 cannot generate enough pressure to flush the check valve 410, and the check valve 410 is in a closed state; therefore, at this time, the hydraulic oil is driven to flow only by the first hydraulic pump 421, the hydraulic oil enters the hydraulic cylinder 41 through the throttle valve 48 and the first switching end 411, so as to drive the piston of the hydraulic cylinder 41 to move slowly to the right, and the movement of the piston also drives the hydraulic oil to flow through the first reversing valve 431 and the second reversing valve 432 to enter the energy storage device 44, so as to drive the hydraulic motor 45 and the generator 46 to work, thereby generating electricity.
On the other hand, when the float 30 is in the descending state, the first built-in passage of the first direction changing valve 431 and the first built-in passage of the second direction changing valve 432 are both in the closed state, and the second built-in passage of the first direction changing valve 431 and the second built-in passage of the second direction changing valve 432 are in the conductive state, so that the liquid oil can enter the hydraulic cylinder 41 through the second built-in passage of the first direction changing valve 431 and the second liquid changing end 412, thereby driving the piston of the hydraulic cylinder 41 to move leftward rapidly, and realizing the backflow of the liquid oil.
Note that the first hydraulic pump 421 of this embodiment is preferably a high-pressure small-flow hydraulic pump, and the second hydraulic pump 422 is preferably a low-pressure large-flow hydraulic pump; the switching of the working modes of the first reversing valve 431 and the second reversing valve 432 is controlled by the wave energy power generation cultivation ship, and particularly, a position sensor can be arranged on the link mechanism 20, so that the wave energy power generation cultivation ship can know the motion state of the link mechanism 20 according to the detection result of the position sensor and control the first reversing valve 431 and the second reversing valve 432 to switch the built-in circuit.
As shown in fig. 3, a cone 31 is projected from the bottom of the float 30.
After the structure is adopted, namely the bottom of the floater 30 is formed by rotating the arc curve, the appearance design can effectively inhibit the pitching and surging motions of the floater, so that the heaving motion is strengthened, and the floater has better hydrodynamic performance.
As shown in fig. 1 and 2, the floating platform 10 has a frame structure, a plurality of buoyancy chambers 12 are provided inside the floating platform 10, and the floating platform 10 is provided with diagonal support columns 13 at positions surrounding the buoyancy chambers 12.
After adopting this structure, the oblique support column 13 can strengthen the stable in structure of the floating platform 10 to satisfy the user demand of various adverse circumstances.
While the foregoing is directed to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.

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1. A wave energy power generation cultivation ship based on a connecting rod mechanism to realize motion conversion is characterized in that,
comprises a floating platform, a connecting rod mechanism and a floater;
the floating platform is provided with a hydraulic power generation mechanism and a vertical guide rail, and the vertical guide rail is arranged outside the floating platform;
the input end of the connecting rod mechanism is movably arranged in the vertical guide rail, the input end of the connecting rod mechanism is connected with the floater, and the output end of the connecting rod mechanism is connected with the hydraulic power generation mechanism;
the floater is used for moving back and forth in the direction limited by the vertical guide rail, and the movement of the floater is used for inputting power through the connecting rod mechanism to supply the hydraulic power generation mechanism to generate power.
2. The wave energy generating aquaculture vessel of claim 1,
the connecting rod mechanism comprises a sliding rod, a first transmission rod and a second transmission rod;
the sliding rod is movably arranged on the vertical guide rail, and the lower end of the sliding rod is connected with the floater;
one end of the first transmission rod is movably connected with the upper end of the sliding rod, the other end of the first transmission rod is hinged to the floating platform, and the hinged end of the first transmission rod is linked with the power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism;
one end of the second transmission rod is movably connected with the first transmission rod, the other end of the second transmission rod is hinged with the floating platform, and the hinged end of the second transmission rod is linked with the power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism.
3. The wave energy generating aquaculture vessel of claim 2,
a first strip-shaped groove and a second strip-shaped groove are respectively formed in two ends of the first transmission rod, and the first strip-shaped groove and the second strip-shaped groove are arranged in an extending mode along the length direction of the first transmission rod;
a first linkage shaft is arranged at the upper end of the sliding rod and is perpendicular to the sliding rod, and the first linkage shaft is inserted into the first strip-shaped groove;
and a second linkage shaft is arranged at the position, far away from the hinged end, of the second transmission rod, the second linkage shaft is perpendicular to the second transmission rod, and the second linkage shaft is inserted into the second strip-shaped groove.
4. The wave energy generation aquaculture ship of claim 3, wherein said first linkage shaft is rotatably disposed on said slide bar and said second linkage shaft is rotatably disposed on said second linkage shaft.
5. The wave energy generating aquaculture vessel of claim 2,
the hinged end of the first transmission rod is provided with a first transmission shaft, the first transmission shaft is perpendicular to the first transmission rod, the first transmission shaft is connected with a first one-way transmission mechanism, the first one-way transmission mechanism is linked with the power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism, and the first one-way transmission mechanism is used for converting the back-and-forth rotation of the first transmission shaft into one-way rotation for output;
the hinged end of the second transmission rod is provided with a second transmission shaft, the second transmission shaft is perpendicular to the second transmission rod, the second transmission shaft is connected with a second one-way transmission mechanism, the second one-way transmission mechanism is linked with the power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism, and the second one-way transmission mechanism is used for changing the back-and-forth rotation of the second transmission shaft into one-way rotation for output.
6. The wave energy generating aquaculture vessel of claim 5,
the first one-way transmission mechanism comprises a first rocker, a first pawl, a first ratchet wheel, a first driving wheel, a first driven wheel and a first output shaft;
the first rocker is connected with the first transmission shaft, and two ends of the first rocker extend out of two opposite sides of the first transmission shaft respectively;
the two first pawls are respectively hinged with two ends of the first rocker, and the two first pawls are respectively meshed with the first ratchet wheel in one way in different rotation directions of the first rocker;
the first ratchet wheel and the first driving wheel are coaxially arranged, the first driving wheel is meshed with the first driven wheel, the first output shaft is a central shaft of the first driven wheel, and the first output shaft is linked with a power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism.
7. The wave energy generating aquaculture vessel of claim 5,
the second one-way transmission mechanism comprises a second rocker, a second pawl, a second ratchet wheel, a second driving wheel, a second driven wheel and a second output shaft;
the second rocker is connected with the second transmission shaft, and two ends of the second rocker extend out of two opposite sides of the second transmission shaft respectively;
the two second pawls are respectively hinged with two ends of the second rocker, and the two second pawls are respectively meshed with the second ratchet wheel in one way in different rotation directions of the second rocker;
the second ratchet wheel and the second driving wheel are coaxially arranged, the second driving wheel is meshed with the second driven wheel, the second output shaft is a central shaft of the second driven wheel, and the second output shaft is linked with a power input end of the hydraulic power generation mechanism.
8. The wave energy generating aquaculture vessel of claim 5,
the hydraulic power generation mechanism comprises a hydraulic cylinder, a first hydraulic pump, a second hydraulic pump, a first reversing valve, a second reversing valve, an energy storage device, a hydraulic motor and a generator;
the hydraulic cylinder is provided with a first liquid changing end and a second liquid changing end;
the first hydraulic pump obtains power from the first one-way transmission mechanism, and the output end of the first hydraulic pump is connected with an overflow valve, a throttle valve and the first reversing valve; the throttle valve is communicated between the first liquid changing end and the output end of the first hydraulic pump; the first built-in passage of the first reversing valve is communicated between the second liquid changing end and the first built-in passage of the second reversing valve, and the second built-in passage of the first reversing valve is communicated between the second liquid changing end and the output end of the first hydraulic pump; the built-in passage I of the second reversing valve is communicated between the built-in passage I of the first reversing valve and the input end of the energy storage device, and the built-in passage II of the second reversing valve is in idle connection;
the second hydraulic pump obtains power from the second one-way transmission mechanism, the output end of the second hydraulic pump is connected with an unloading valve and a one-way valve, the output end of the second hydraulic pump is connected and communicated with the output end of the first hydraulic pump through the one-way valve, and the one-way valve is used for being communicated when the output pressure of the second hydraulic pump is sufficient;
the output end of the energy storage device is connected with the input end of the hydraulic motor, and the output end of the hydraulic motor is connected with the input end of the generator.
9. The wave energy generation aquaculture vessel of claim 1, wherein the bottom of the floats are conical in shape.
10. The wave energy power generation aquaculture ship of claim 1, wherein the floating platform is a frame structure, a plurality of buoyancy bins are arranged inside the floating platform, and the floating platform is provided with oblique support columns at positions surrounding the buoyancy bins.
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