Solar energy robot for chemistry accident treatment and working method
An accident handling and solar energy technology, which is applied in the field of robots for chemical accident handling, can solve the problems of long cycle time, increased secondary injury to personnel, limited power storage collection efficiency, etc., and achieves the effect of strong terrain adaptability and easy remote control.
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[0051] Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and embodiment the invention is described in detail:
[0052] The invention provides a robot and a working method for solar chemical accident treatment. The robot mainly includes supporting boards, moving wheels, chemical substance detection equipment, touch and sprinkle equipment, multi-angle cameras, variable-angle solar panels and other equipment, which can be used according to Corresponding detection results and shooting results are used to deal with the accident area accordingly. The treatment effect is good and the treatment efficiency is high, and the variable-angle solar panel is used for power supply. The solar panel can change with the angle of light, and the solar energy absorption efficiency is high. Use for a long time.
[0053] As an embodiment of the present invention, the present invention provides a robot for handling solar chemical accidents, including a main support plate 1, a front support plate 2, a con...
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