A wind-powered wave-making aerator
An aerator and wave-making technology, which is applied in fish farming, application, animal husbandry, etc., can solve the problems that the wave amplitude cannot reach the expected value, the wave amplitude is unbalanced, and the energy efficiency ratio has not been improved, so as to improve the oxygenation effect , Amplitude Equalization, Amount Reduction Effects
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[0017] Such as figure 1 The first embodiment shown is a wind-powered wave-making aerator, including a motor 1, a reducer 12, an impeller 2 and a floating body 3, the output shaft of the reducer is the impeller shaft, and the motor and the reducer are fixed on the floating body 3 through a bracket 13 On the top, the positive triangle setting of the bracket can ensure that the motor and the floating body are coaxial; the motor is a fully enclosed structure, and the motor drives the impeller 2 to rotate through the reducer during operation, and the water splashed from the churning up is used to cool it. The floating body 3 is in the shape of a ring, and its inner ring surface is made into an inverted cone surface 31. The impeller 2 is installed at the lower part of the opening 32 of the inverted cone surface. Spray to increase the dissolved oxygen in water. On the outer wall of the floating body 3, there are 2-4 lugs 4 equidistantly distributed. The first function is to limit th...
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