Storage device for transplanted seaweed

A storage and seagrass technology, applied in biological packaging, biological packaging, transportation and packaging, etc., can solve the problems of increasing the cost of transplantation, wasting compressed air, and consuming the physical strength of divers, so as to reduce the cost of transplantation, save time, and have a simple structure. Effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2011-05-25
OCEAN UNIV OF CHINA
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This process involves divers ascending from the bottom of the sea, swimming to work boats to pick up seagrass, and then returning to the transplanting site for transplanting operations, which not only consu

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[0014] Such as figure 1 , 2 As shown, a storage device for transplanting seaweed, the device includes a lower base plate 1 connected by four columns 2 and a top cover plate 5 with a through hole 8 on the surface, and is characterized in that four columns are respectively arranged between the columns 2. An upper vertical plate 3 connected to the top cover plate 5, and four lower vertical plates 7 connected to the lower bottom plate 1; a mesh 4 is also provided between the upper vertical plate 3 and its corresponding lower vertical plate 7, And there is an air bag 6 with inflation and exhaust valves fixed on the bottom of the top cover plate 5.

[0015] The upper and lower sides of the above-mentioned net sheet 4 are respectively provided with ropes or hooks for binding or hooking; when used on land, the hooks are on the top and the binding ropes are on the bottom, and the opposite is true when used underwater. The above-mentioned upper and lower vertical plates 3, 7 are respe...

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The invention provides a storage device for transplanted seaweed. The device comprises a lower bottom plate and a top cover plate, wherein the lower bottom plate and the top cover plate are connected through four upright posts, and through holes are formed on the surface of the top cover plate. The device is characterized in that four upper vertical plates connected with the top cover plate and four lower vertical plates connected with the lower bottom plate are arranged among the upright posts respectively; meshes are arranged between the upper vertical plates and the corresponding lower vertical plates; and a gas bag with gas inflation and exhaust valves is fixed under the top cover plate. The gas bag is inflated by compressed air carried by a diver so that the device rises, or the gas bag is deflated to ensure that the device keeps neutral equilibrium or the device is sunk to facilitate transportation. Seawater in the lower vertical plates is pumped to the through holes on the top cover plate by a water pump and then sprayed downwards to form circulation, so that the seaweed leaves accumulated on the lower bottom plate can keep wet. The storage device has simple structure, low cost and firmness and durability, is convenient to use, saves time for taking and placing the seaweed, greatly reduces the cost for seaweed transplantation and improves the efficiency for collecting and planting the seaweed and the survival rate of the transplanted seaweed.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a seaweed storage device, in particular to a storage device for transplanting seaweed. Background technique [0002] Seagrass is the only type of higher plant in the ocean. It can not only directly provide high primary productivity, but also serve as the spawning base for other epiphytic algae and other marine animals, which is of great significance to the ecological environment of coastal marine fisheries. . Eelgrass seagrass is the dominant species of seagrass in the northern hemisphere, and it is also the most important and widely distributed seagrass species in northern my country. The eelgrass seagrass farm used to be one of the most important ecosystems in northern my country, especially the Shandong Peninsula, and it was the spawning ground, feeding ground and nursery ground for many economically important fish. However, with the continuous development of my country's coastal zone, many seagrass farms in coastal waters...

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IPC IPC(8): B65D85/52B65D25/22
CPCY02W90/10
Inventor 李文涛张秀梅高天翔张沛东
Owner OCEAN UNIV OF CHINA
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