Wave-making oxygen increasing machine

Abstract

The invention discloses a wave-making oxygen increasing machine, and belongs to the field of aquaculture. The wave-making oxygen increasing machine comprises a floating body and a motor which is fixedly installed on the floating body and shares the same axis with the floating body, and the motor drives a vane wheel to rotate through a reducer. The wave-making oxygen increasing machine is characterized in that the top of the motor is provided with a swinging driver, the swinging driver comprises a support rod and a balance weight ball, the bottom end of the support rod is located at the top of the motor and the support rod shares the same axis with the motor, the top of the support rod supports the balance weight ball, the balance weight ball does reciprocating motion around the axis of the motor under the action of gravity to enable the motor to swing, the floating body is driven to tilt up and down, and therefore waves are made. Compared with the prior art, the wave-making oxygen increasing machine utilizes the potential energy of the balance weight ball to enable the motor to swing to drive the floating body to tilt to make similar natural waves in a pond, the total dissolved oxygen content of the pond is increased, and the energy-saving effect is achieved; the structure is simple, the manufacturing cost is low, energy consumption is not increased, the range of the dissolved oxygen function of one machine is large, and therefore the culturing cost is lowered.

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Benefits of technology

This new technology uses both gravitational force from weights on balls and springs to generate waves that move along a pond's bottom instead of just moving upward like traditional methods for generating waves. These waves help reduce bacteria growth by promoting turbulence within the ponds while also making it easier to clean them out after use. Overall, this innovation improves efficiency and reduces costs compared to existing technologies such as those described earlier.

Problems solved by technology

This patents describes different types of aerators for use in fish cultures such as swirling or spray systems. These are commonly found at specific areas within large tanks where there may have more space than needed without increasing their cost. To address issues related to uneven distribution of air over certain parts of the tank, various designs were developed including oscillatory units (OZ) and hydraulic bags-type aerations.

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