CN116106973A - Marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment - Google Patents

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CN116106973A
CN116106973A CN202111321939.4A CN202111321939A CN116106973A CN 116106973 A CN116106973 A CN 116106973A CN 202111321939 A CN202111321939 A CN 202111321939A CN 116106973 A CN116106973 A CN 116106973A
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The application provides a marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment, it includes heavy coupling frame and a plurality of field signal collector, heavy coupling frame includes a plurality of connection structure, a plurality of connection structure are staggered distribution and interconnect are a frame construction in the space, frame construction is arranged in suspending in waiting to detect the ocean field, at least some connection structure is built-in has field signal collector, and at least one field signal collector of built-in connection structure, field signal collector is used for gathering the field signal in waiting to detect the ocean field. Compared with the prior art, the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment can acquire field signals in sea water in multiple directions and multiple angles at any water depth, so that the detection precision and adaptability of the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment are improved, the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment can be stably suspended in sea water between the sea bottom and the sea surface, and the phenomena of capsizing, damaging, burying and the like of the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment caused by complex topography and barriers on the sea bottom are avoided.

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Marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment
Technical Field
The application belongs to the technical field of ocean exploration, and more specifically relates to ocean electromagnetic acquisition equipment.
Background
At present, the structure of the commonly used fixed marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment comprises a base, wherein a plurality of compression-resistant floaters or other buoyancy objects are arranged on the base, a high-density counterweight is arranged below the base, a magnetic field sensor, an acquisition and control circuit, a battery, a positioning instrument and other equipment can be arranged on the base, and a plurality of electrode arms which are outwards in a certain arm extension are also arranged on the base and used for measuring an electric field between two arm endpoints.
When the fixed marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment is distributed in the ocean, the fixed marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment is thrown into the sea, slowly sinks to the sea bottom under the action of the gravity of the counterweight, and starts to record magnetic field and electric field data. After the collection is finished, the sound wave signal is sent to the marine electromagnetic collection equipment positioned on the sea floor, and the sound wave releaser is triggered to separate the base from the counterweight, so that the fixed marine electromagnetic collection equipment floats to the water surface under the action of the floating force of the floater, and recovery is completed.
At present, since the fixed marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment is mainly sitting on the bottom, that is, the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment needs to sink into the sea bottom when acquiring data. By adopting the scheme, the arrangement depth of the fixed marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment is limited under the influence of floaters and the compression strength of the acquisition equipment, and if landing points are positioned on the sea floor, steep terrains or hot liquid spouts exist, the fixed marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment can have the phenomena of main body overturning, electrode arm breakage, acquisition station clamping or burial and the like, so that the fixed marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment cannot work normally or cannot be recovered smoothly; moreover, the complex topography of the seafloor is also detrimental to the accuracy of the magnetic and electric field data acquired by the stationary marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment.
Disclosure of Invention
An aim of the embodiment of the application is to provide a marine electromagnetic acquisition device to solve the technical problems that marine electromagnetic acquisition devices existing in the prior art cannot work normally and acquisition data are not accurate enough when being in a submarine complex environment.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the technical scheme adopted in the application is to provide a marine electromagnetic acquisition device, which is characterized by comprising:
the decoupling frame comprises a plurality of connecting structures, wherein the connecting structures are distributed in a staggered manner in space and are connected with each other to form a frame structure, and the frame structure is used for being suspended in a ocean field to be detected;
the field signal collectors are at least partially arranged in the connecting structure, at least one field signal collector is arranged in one connecting structure, and the field signal collectors are used for collecting field signals in a ocean field to be detected.
In one embodiment, the decoupling frame has a plurality of connection vertexes, and each connection vertex is at least provided with a plurality of connection structures in a radiation manner; and in the plurality of connecting structures radiated from the same connecting vertex, the included angle of any two connecting structures is smaller than or equal to 90 degrees.
In an embodiment, in the plurality of connection structures radiating from the same connection vertex, an included angle of any two connection structures is equal, and lengths of any two connection structures are equal.
In one embodiment, the decoupling frame has four connection vertexes, and each connection vertex is irradiated with three connection structures; and in the three connecting structures radiated from the same connecting vertex, the included angle of any two connecting structures is 60 degrees.
In an embodiment, at least one field signal collector is built in two adjacent connection structures, and the two adjacent connection structures where the field signal collectors are located are arranged at an included angle in space, so that components are generated in X, Y, Z directions of a three-dimensional rectangular coordinate system by two field signals collected by the field signal collectors in the two adjacent connection structures.
In an embodiment, the plurality of field signal collectors includes three magnetic field signal collectors, and three connection structures where the three magnetic field signal collectors are located are radiated from the same connection vertex of the decoupling frame; and in the three connecting structures radiated by the same connecting vertex, one connecting structure and the plane where the other two connecting structures are positioned form an included angle.
In one embodiment, the decoupling frame has four connection vertices, and each connection vertex is irradiated with three connection structures;
wherein three connecting structures radiated by one connecting vertex are respectively internally provided with one magnetic field signal collector;
the plurality of field signal collectors further comprise an electric field signal collector, one connecting structure is connected between any two of the other three connecting vertexes, and at least one electric field signal collector is respectively arranged in the three connecting structures.
In one embodiment, the decoupling frame has four connection vertices, and each connection vertex is irradiated with three connection structures;
wherein three connecting structures radiated by one connecting vertex are respectively internally provided with one magnetic field signal collector;
the number of the three electric field signal collectors is three, one connecting structure is connected between any two connecting vertexes of the other three connecting vertexes, and one electric field signal collector is respectively arranged in the three connecting structures.
In one embodiment, the plurality of field signal collectors further includes three electric field signal collectors;
the coupling rack is provided with four connecting vertexes, and each connecting vertex is provided with three connecting structures in a radiation mode;
in the three connecting structures radiated by one connecting vertex, any two connecting structures in the three connecting structures are respectively internally provided with one magnetic field signal collector, and the other connecting structure is internally provided with an electric field signal collector;
and one connecting structure is connected between any two of the other three connecting vertexes, and one electric field signal collector is respectively arranged in two of the connecting structures, one magnetic field signal collector is arranged in the other connecting structure, and the connecting structure with the magnetic field signal collector is arranged in an included angle with the plane of the other two connecting structures with the magnetic field signal collectors.
In an embodiment, the coupling rack has a plurality of connection vertexes, each connection vertex is provided with a floater, and two ends of the length of each connection structure are respectively connected with two adjacent floaters.
In an embodiment, the marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus further comprises at least one release having two opposite connection ends, one of the connection ends being for connecting a submerged frame and the other connection end being for connecting an anchor, the release being for disconnecting the connection between the submerged frame and the anchor.
In an embodiment, the marine electromagnetic collection device further comprises a float and two release devices respectively connected to the float, wherein one end of the release device, which is far away from the float, is used for being connected with a sink coupling frame, and the other end of the release device, which is far away from the float, is used for being connected with an anchor.
In an embodiment, the marine electromagnetic acquisition device further comprises a power supply, wherein the power supply is installed in the connecting mechanism with the field signal acquisition device, and the field signal acquisition device is electrically connected with the power supply.
In an embodiment, at least one of a hydrophone, a thermometer, a salinity meter, an underwater sound positioning transponder, an attitude sensor and an acceleration sensor is arranged in at least part of the connecting structure.
The ocean electromagnetic acquisition equipment provided by the application has the beneficial effects that:
compared with the prior art, the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment has the advantages that the decoupling frame is provided with the plurality of connecting structures, the plurality of connecting structures are distributed in space in a staggered mode and are connected with each other, and the field signal collectors are arranged in part of the connecting structures, so that the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment can acquire field signals in seawater in multiple directions and multiple angles, and the detection precision and the adaptability of the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment are improved;
when field signals in seawater are acquired, the decoupling frame is stably suspended in the seawater at any depth between the seabed and the sea surface, so that phenomena of capsizing, damaging, burying and the like of marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment caused by complex topography and barriers on the seabed are avoided, interference of the complex topography and barriers on the seabed on acquired data is prevented, and the accuracy of data acquisition is further improved.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus according to an embodiment of the present application;
fig. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a decoupling frame according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;
FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a decoupling frame according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;
FIG. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of a decoupling frame according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;
FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a decoupling frame according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;
fig. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a decoupling frame according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Wherein, each reference sign in the figure:
1. a decoupling frame; 2. a connection structure; 3. a field signal collector; 4. a magnetic field signal collector; 5. an electric field signal collector; 6. a float; 7. a release; 8. a rope; 9. an anchor; 10. auxiliary floats.
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In order to make the technical problems, technical schemes and beneficial effects to be solved by the present application more clear, the present application is further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are for purposes of illustration only and are not intended to limit the present application.
It will be understood that when an element is referred to as being "mounted" or "disposed" on another element, it can be directly on the other element or be indirectly on the other element. When an element is referred to as being "connected to" another element, it can be directly connected to the other element or be indirectly connected to the other element.
It is to be understood that the terms "length," "width," "upper," "lower," "front," "rear," "left," "right," "vertical," "horizontal," "top," "bottom," "inner," "outer," and the like indicate or are based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the drawings, merely to facilitate description of the present application and simplify description, and do not indicate or imply that the devices or elements referred to must have a particular orientation, be configured and operated in a particular orientation, and therefore should not be construed as limiting the present application.
Furthermore, the terms "first," "second," and the like, are used for descriptive purposes only and are not to be construed as indicating or implying a relative importance or implicitly indicating the number of technical features indicated. Thus, a feature defining "a first" or "a second" may explicitly or implicitly include one or more such feature. In the description of the present application, the meaning of "a plurality" is two or more, unless explicitly defined otherwise.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2 together, a marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus according to an embodiment of the present application will now be described.
The marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment provided by the embodiment of the application comprises a decoupling frame 1 and a plurality of field signal collectors 3.
The decoupling frame 1 comprises a plurality of connecting structures 2, wherein the connecting structures 2 are distributed in a staggered manner in space and are connected with each other to form a frame structure, and the frame structure is used for being suspended in a ocean field to be detected. At least part of the connecting structures 2 are internally provided with field signal collectors 3, and at least one field signal collector 3 is arranged in one connecting structure 2, and the field signal collectors 3 are used for collecting field signals in the sea field to be detected.
Compared with the prior art, the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment provided by the application has the advantages that the decoupling frame 1 is provided with the plurality of connecting structures 2, the plurality of connecting structures 2 are distributed in a staggered mode in space and are connected with each other, and at least one field signal collector 3 is arranged in part of the connecting structures 2, so that the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment can acquire field signals in seawater in multiple directions and multiple angles, and the detection precision and the adaptability of the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment are improved; when field signals in seawater are acquired, the decoupling frame 1 is stably suspended in the seawater at any depth between the seabed and the sea surface, so that the phenomena of capsizing, damaging, burying and the like of marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment caused by complex topography and barriers on the seabed are avoided, meanwhile, the interference of the complex topography and barriers on the seabed on acquired data is prevented, and the accuracy of data acquisition is further improved.
Specifically, in this embodiment, the plurality of connection structures 2 are distributed in space in a staggered manner and are connected to each other to form a frame structure, and any two adjacent connection structures 2 are arranged at an angle, that is, an included angle between any two adjacent connection structures 2 may be one of an acute angle, a right angle or an obtuse angle, and the length of the connection structure 2 may be selected as required. When the field signals in the sea water are collected, the submerged coupler frame 1 can be connected through the ropes 8, and the submerged coupler frame 1 is placed in the sea water with the preset depth, so that the marine electromagnetic collection equipment can be suspended in the sea water with a certain height from the sea bottom.
The plurality of connecting structures 2 are distributed in a staggered manner in space, and the angle between any two adjacent connecting structures 2 is set, so that the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment can acquire field signals in seawater in multiple directions and multiple angles. After the acquisition is completed, a spatial coordinate system with X, Y, Z directions is established, field signal data of different directions and angles acquired by the field signal collectors 3 are projected in the X, Y, Z directions respectively in an orthogonal projection mode, and the field signal data are accumulated, so that the strength of the field signals in the X, Y, Z directions is calculated.
Meanwhile, the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment can be suspended in seawater at a certain height away from the seabed, so that the phenomena of capsizing, damaging, burying and the like of the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment caused by complex topography and barriers on the seabed are avoided, and meanwhile, the interference of the complex topography and barriers on the seabed on acquired data is prevented.
In one embodiment of the present application, the decoupling frame 1 has a plurality of connection vertices, each of which is at least irradiated with a plurality of connection structures 2; in the plurality of connecting structures 2 radiated from the same connecting vertex, the included angle of any two connecting structures 2 is smaller than or equal to 90 degrees.
Specifically, in the embodiment of the present application, referring to fig. 1 to 3, the decoupling frame 1 has a regular tetrahedron structure, the decoupling frame 1 includes four vertices, the number of the connection structures 2 is six, and each connection vertex is irradiated with three connection structures 2; of the three connection structures 2 radiating from the same connection vertex, any two connection structures 2 have an included angle of 60 °.
The sinking and coupling frame 1 is of a regular tetrahedron structure, so that the sinking and coupling frame 1 is stable in structure, strong in anti-collision capability and not easy to deform, and the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment can be suspended in deep sea water. By connecting the ropes 8 on one of the vertexes of the submerged coupler frame 1 and placing the submerged coupler frame 1 in seawater with a preset depth, when the submerged coupler frame 1 is stably suspended in the seawater, the vertex of the submerged coupler frame 1 connected with the ropes 8 is always positioned above the submerged coupler frame 1 under the action of gravity of the submerged coupler frame 1. The sinking and coupling frame 1 is of a regular tetrahedron structure, so that the sinking and coupling frame 1 is not easy to roll, the sinking and coupling frame 1 is suspended in sea water, and when electric fields and magnetic fields in the sea water are collected, the field signal collectors 3 respectively positioned in the connecting structures 2 on the edges of the sinking and coupling frame 1 can collect complete three-component field signal data, so that the field signal data can be projected on three directions of a space coordinate system X, Y, Z respectively through orthogonal projection.
In another embodiment of the present application, the decoupling frame 1 is a cuboid mechanism, the decoupling frame 1 includes eight vertices, the number of the connection structures 2 is twelve, each connection vertex is irradiated with three connection structures 2, and the included angle between any two connection structures 2 is equal and is 90 ° in a plurality of connection structures 2 irradiated from the same connection vertex. The calculation of the field signal data is facilitated by creating a spatial coordinate system at any vertex of the decoupling frame 1.
In another embodiment of the present application, the decoupling frame 1 is a cube mechanism, the decoupling frame 1 includes eight vertices, the number of the connection structures 2 is twelve, each connection vertex is irradiated with three connection structures 2, among a plurality of connection structures 2 irradiated by the same connection vertex, the included angle of any two connection structures 2 is equal, both are 90 °, and the lengths of any two connection structures 2 are equal, so as to calculate the field signal data by establishing a space marking system at any vertex of the decoupling frame 1.
In another implementation of the present application, at least one field signal collector 3 is built in two adjacent connection structures 2, and two adjacent connection structures 2 where the field signal collectors 3 are located are arranged at an included angle in space, so that two magnetic field signals collected by the field signal collectors 3 in two adjacent connection structures 2 generate components in a X, Y, Z direction of a three-dimensional rectangular coordinate system.
Specifically, in the embodiment of the present application, referring to fig. 2, the decoupling frame 1 has a regular tetrahedron structure and has four connection vertices and six connection structures 2. The plurality of field signal collectors 3 comprise at least two magnetic field signal collectors 4, and at least two connecting structures 2 where the at least two magnetic field signal collectors 4 are located are arranged at an included angle in space, so that at least two magnetic field signals collected by the at least two magnetic field signal collectors 4 generate components in the X, Y, Z direction of a three-dimensional rectangular coordinate system; or the plurality of field signal collectors 3 comprise at least two electric field signal collectors 5, and at least two connecting structures 2 where the at least two electric field signal collectors 5 are located are arranged at an included angle in space, so that at least two electric field signals collected by the at least electric field signal collectors 5 generate components in the X, Y, Z direction of a three-dimensional rectangular coordinate system.
Specifically, the plurality of field signal collectors 3 include two magnetic field signal collectors 4 or two electric field signal collectors 5, which are used for collecting magnetic field signals or electric field signals in two directions in the ocean field to be detected, and the two connection structures 2 where the two magnetic field signal collectors 4 or the two electric field signal collectors 5 are located are neither parallel nor coincident in space, so that the two magnetic field signals or electric field signals collected by the two magnetic field signal collectors 4 or the two electric field signal collectors 5 generate components in the X, Y, Z direction of the three-dimensional rectangular coordinate system, so that the magnetic field signals or electric field signals in the ocean field to be detected are projected in the X, Y, Z directions through orthogonal decomposition, and accumulation calculation is facilitated.
In one embodiment of the present application, the plurality of field signal collectors 3 includes three magnetic field signal collectors 4, and three connection structures 2 where the three magnetic field signal collectors 4 are located are radiated from the same connection vertex of the decoupling frame 1; of the three connection structures 2 radiated from the same connection vertex, one connection structure 2 is arranged at an included angle with the plane of the other two connection structures 2.
Specifically, in the embodiment of the present application, referring to fig. 3, the decoupling frame 1 has a regular tetrahedron structure and has four connection vertices and six connection structures 2, and each connection vertex is irradiated with three connection structures 2. Three connecting structures 2 radiated from one connecting vertex are respectively internally provided with a magnetic field signal collector 4. The three magnetic field signal collectors 4 are used for collecting the distribution of magnetic field signals in the ocean field to be detected. After the magnetic field signal acquisition is completed, a space coordinate system with X, Y, Z directions is established, and the magnetic field signal data of the three magnetic field signal collectors 4 in different directions and angles are respectively projected in the X, Y, Z directions in an orthogonal projection mode, and are accumulated, so that the strength of the magnetic field signals in the X, Y, Z directions is calculated.
In an embodiment of the present application, the plurality of field signal collectors 3 further includes an electric field signal collector 5, three connection structures 2 with the built-in magnetic field signal collector 4 are removed, and after one vertex corresponding to the three connection structures 2, a connection structure 2 is connected between any two connection vertices among the remaining three connection vertices, at least one electric field signal collector 5 is built-in the three connection structures 2, the electric field signal collector 5 has a positive electrode collection end and a negative electrode collection end, the positive electrode collection end and the negative electrode collection end are located at two ends of the extending direction of the connection structure 2 respectively, and are used for collecting distribution of electric field signals in a ocean field to be detected, and meanwhile, the intensity of the electric field signals in the three directions of X, Y, Z can be calculated through orthogonal projection.
Specifically, in the embodiment of the present application, referring to fig. 3, the number of the electric field signal collectors 5 is three, three connection mechanisms of the magnetic field signal collectors 4 are removed, and after one vertex corresponding to the three connection mechanisms is removed, a connection structure 2 is connected between any two connection vertices of the remaining three connection vertices, and one electric field signal collector 5 is respectively built in the three connection structures 2.
In one embodiment of the present application, referring to fig. 4, the decoupling frame 1 has a regular tetrahedron structure and has four connection vertices and six connection structures 2, wherein each connection vertex is irradiated with three connection structures 2. The plurality of field signal collectors 3 comprises three magnetic field signal collectors 4 and three electric field signal collectors 5. Of the three connection structures 2 radiated from one connection vertex, two of the three connection structures 2 are internally provided with a magnetic field signal collector 4, and the other connection structure 2 is internally provided with an electric field signal collector 5.
In the other three connection structures 2, two of the connection structures 2 are internally provided with an electric field signal collector 5, the other connection structure 2 is internally provided with a magnetic field signal collector 4, three connection structures 2 are radiated from the same vertex, and the included angle between the plane of the two connection structures 2 provided with the magnetic field signal collector 4 and the other connection structure 2 provided with the magnetic field signal collector 4 is set. So that the magnetic field signals in different directions and angles collected by the three magnetic field signal collectors 4 and the electric field signal data in different directions and angles collected by the three electric field signal collectors 5 are projected in three directions X, Y, Z respectively in an orthogonal projection mode and accumulated, and the strength of the magnetic field signals in the three directions X, Y, Z is calculated.
In another embodiment of the present application, referring to fig. 5, the decoupling frame 1 has a regular tetrahedron structure and has four connection vertices and six connection structures 2, wherein each connection vertex is irradiated with three connection structures 2. Three connecting structures 2 radiated by one connecting vertex are respectively internally provided with a magnetic field signal collector 4; a connection structure 2 is connected between any two connection vertexes of the other three connection vertexes, a magnetic field signal collector 4 is arranged in one of the three connection structures 2, and an electric field signal collector 5 is arranged in the other two of the three connection structures 2, so that redundant detection of magnetic field signals in a sea field to be detected is realized.
In another embodiment of the present application, referring to fig. 6, the decoupling frame 1 has a regular tetrahedron structure and has four connection vertices, and six connection structures 2, each of which has three connection structures 2 radiating. Three connecting structures 2 radiated by one connecting vertex are respectively internally provided with an electric field signal collector 5; a connection structure 2 is connected between any two connection vertexes of the other three connection vertexes, an electric field signal collector 5 is arranged in one of the three connection structures 2, and a magnetic field signal collector 4 is arranged in the other two of the three connection structures 2, so that redundant detection of electric field signals in a ocean field to be detected is realized.
In another embodiment of the present application, the decoupling frame 1 has four connection vertices, each of which radiates with three connection structures 2. The plurality of field signal collectors 3 includes a magnetic field signal collector 4 and an electric field signal collector 5. Three connecting structures 2 radiated from one connecting vertex are respectively internally provided with at least one magnetic field signal collector 4 and at least one electric field signal collector 5.
Specifically, in the present application, the decoupling frame 1 has a regular tetrahedron structure and has four connection vertices, and six connection structures 2, each connection vertex is irradiated with three connection structures 2. Three connection structures 2 radiated by one connection vertex, and at least one magnetic field signal collector 4 and at least one electric field signal collector 5 are arranged in each connection structure 2 among the three connection structures 2 radiated by the connection vertex.
In an embodiment of the present application, the decoupling frame 1 has a plurality of connection vertices, each connection vertex is provided with a float 6, and two ends of the length of each connection structure 2 are respectively connected to two adjacent floats 6. The marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus further comprises at least one release 7, the release 7 having two opposite connection ends, one of which is for connecting to the submerged coupler 1 and the other for connecting to the anchor 9, the release 7 being for disconnecting the connection between the submerged coupler 1 and the anchor 9.
Specifically, in the implementation of the present application, referring to fig. 1 and 2, the decoupling frame 1 is of a regular tetrahedron structure, the decoupling frame 1 has four connection vertices, each connection vertex is provided with a float 6, the releaser 7 is an acoustic wave releaser 7, the upper end of the acoustic wave releaser is connected to one of the floats 6 through a rope 8, and the lower end of the releaser 7 is connected to an anchor 9 through the rope 8. Under the action of gravity of the anchor 9 and the action of the buoyancy of the floater 6, the submerged coupler frame 1 is suspended in the sea water in the ocean field to be detected, after the acquisition task is completed, sound waves are emitted to the sound wave releaser 7, the sound wave releaser 7 cuts off the rope 8, the submerged coupler frame 1 ascends to the sea surface under the action of the buoyancy of the floater 6, and the recovery of the ocean electromagnetic acquisition equipment is completed.
In an embodiment, the marine electromagnetic collection device further comprises an auxiliary float 10 and two release devices 7 respectively connected to the auxiliary float 10, wherein one release device 7 is connected to the coupling frame 1 at an end far from the float 6, and the other release device 7 is connected to the anchor 9 at an end far from the float 6.
In particular, in the practice of the present application, referring to fig. 1, an auxiliary float 10 is provided on the rope 8 connecting the anchor 9 to the float 6, and two release devices 7 are respectively connected to the rope 8 between the auxiliary float 10 and the float 6 and to the rope 8 between the auxiliary float 10 and the anchor 9. In the recovery of the marine electromagnetic collection equipment, the releaser 7 on the rope 8 between the auxiliary float 10 and the anchor 9 cuts off the rope 8 between the auxiliary float 10 and the anchor 9 first, and if the releaser 7 fails to work normally, the rope 8 between the auxiliary float 10 and the float 6 is started to cut off the rope 8 between the auxiliary float 10 and the float 6, thereby completing the recovery of the marine electromagnetic collection equipment.
In an embodiment, the marine electromagnetic acquisition device further comprises a power supply, wherein the power supply is installed in the connecting mechanism with the field signal acquisition device 3, and the field signal acquisition device 3 is electrically connected with the power supply.
Specifically, in the embodiment of the present application, a battery is disposed inside each connection structure 2 provided with a magnetic field signal collector 4 or an electric field signal collector 5, and the magnetic field signal collector 4 or the electric field signal collector 5 located inside the connection structure 2 is electrically connected with the battery, so that modularization is achieved, and each magnetic field signal collector 4 or each electric field signal collector 5 can work independently.
In an embodiment, at least one of a hydrophone, a thermometer, a salinity meter, an underwater sound positioning transponder, an attitude sensor and an acceleration sensor is arranged in at least part of the connecting structure 2.
Specifically, in this implementation, at least one of a hydrophone, a thermometer, a salinity meter, an underwater sound positioning transponder, an attitude sensor, and an acceleration sensor may be installed inside the connection structure 2 as needed to realize different detection functions.
Such as an underwater acoustic positioning transponder, an attitude sensor and an acceleration sensor, are installed inside the connecting structure 2. The underwater sound positioning device can be used for positioning the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment; the attitude and acceleration sensor is used for recording inclination angle data and acceleration data of the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment moving in the sea water, and the motion trail and the electromagnetic field component data of the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment in the sea water can be recovered after the marine electromagnetic acquisition equipment is recovered at the acquisition station.
The foregoing description of the preferred embodiment of the present invention is not intended to limit the invention to the particular form disclosed, but on the contrary, the intention is to cover all modifications, equivalents, and alternatives falling within the spirit and scope of the invention.

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1. A marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus, comprising:
the decoupling frame comprises a plurality of connecting structures, wherein the connecting structures are distributed in a staggered manner in space and are connected with each other to form a frame structure, and the frame structure is used for being suspended in a ocean field to be detected;
the field signal collectors are at least partially arranged in the connecting structure, at least one field signal collector is arranged in one connecting structure, and the field signal collectors are used for collecting field signals in a ocean field to be detected.
2. The marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus of claim 1, wherein the decoupling frame has a plurality of connection vertices, each of the connection vertices radiating at least a number of the connection structures; and in the plurality of connecting structures radiated from the same connecting vertex, the included angle of any two connecting structures is smaller than or equal to 90 degrees.
3. The marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus of claim 2, wherein an included angle of any two of the plurality of connection structures radiating from the same connection vertex is equal, and a length of any two of the connection structures is equal.
4. A marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus as claimed in claim 3, wherein the decoupling frame has four connection vertices, each of the connection vertices radiating with three of the connection structures; and in the three connecting structures radiated from the same connecting vertex, the included angle of any two connecting structures is 60 degrees.
5. The marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus of any one of claims 1-4, wherein at least one of the field signal collectors is built in two adjacent connection structures, and the two adjacent connection structures in which the field signal collectors are located are arranged at an included angle in space, so that components are generated in X, Y, Z directions of a three-dimensional rectangular coordinate system in two field signals collected by the field signal collectors in the two adjacent connection structures.
6. The marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus of claim 5, wherein the plurality of field signal collectors includes three magnetic field signal collectors, the three connection structures in which the three magnetic field signal collectors are located radiating from a same connection vertex of the decoupling frame;
and in the three connecting structures radiated by the same connecting vertex, one connecting structure and the plane where the other two connecting structures are positioned form an included angle.
7. The marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus of claim 6, wherein the decoupling frame has four of the connection vertices, each of the connection vertices radiating with three of the connection structures;
wherein three connecting structures radiated by one connecting vertex are respectively internally provided with one magnetic field signal collector;
the plurality of field signal collectors further comprise an electric field signal collector, one connecting structure is connected between any two of the other three connecting vertexes, and at least one electric field signal collector is respectively arranged in the three connecting structures.
8. The marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus of claim 6, wherein the decoupling frame has four of the connection vertices, each of the connection vertices radiating with three of the connection structures;
wherein three connecting structures radiated by one connecting vertex are respectively internally provided with one magnetic field signal collector;
the plurality of field signal collectors further comprise three electric field signal collectors, one connecting structure is connected between any two of the other three connecting vertexes, and one electric field signal collector is respectively arranged in the three connecting structures.
9. The marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus of claim 6, wherein the plurality of field signal collectors further comprises three electric field signal collectors;
the coupling rack is provided with four connecting vertexes, and each connecting vertex is provided with three connecting structures in a radiation mode;
in the three connecting structures radiated by one connecting vertex, any two connecting structures in the three connecting structures are respectively internally provided with one magnetic field signal collector, and the other connecting structure is internally provided with an electric field signal collector;
and one connecting structure is connected between any two of the other three connecting vertexes, and one electric field signal collector is respectively arranged in two of the connecting structures, one magnetic field signal collector is arranged in the other connecting structure, and the connecting structure with the magnetic field signal collector is arranged in an included angle with the plane of the other two connecting structures with the magnetic field signal collectors.
10. The marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus of claim 1, wherein the decoupling frame has a plurality of connection vertices, each connection vertex being provided with a float, and each connection structure has two ends of its length connected to two adjacent floats.
11. A marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus as claimed in claim 1, wherein the marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus further comprises at least one release having two opposite connection ends, one of the connection ends for connecting a counter-coupling frame and the other connection end for connecting an anchor, the release being for breaking the connection between the counter-coupling frame and the anchor.
12. A marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus as claimed in claim 11, wherein the marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus further comprises a float and two of the release devices respectively connected to the float, one of the release devices being connected to the end of the float remote from the coupling frame and the other release device being connected to the anchor.
13. The marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus of claim 1, further comprising a power source mounted within the connection mechanism with the field signal collector built-in, the field signal collector electrically connected to the power source.
14. The marine electromagnetic acquisition apparatus of claim 1, wherein at least one of a hydrophone, a thermometer, a salinity meter, an underwater acoustic positioning transponder, an attitude sensor, and an acceleration sensor is incorporated into at least a portion of the connection structure.
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