Hawk type wave power generation buoy

Abstract

The invention discloses a hawk type wave power generation buoy. The hawk type wave power generation buoy comprises a floating plate; an airbag and a water shield are fixed at the lower end of the floating plate; a driving motor is arranged in the water shield; the tail end of an output shaft of the driving motor runs through the water shield and is fixedly connected with a rotating blade; a working box, a pressurizing pipe and two fixed blocks; a working cavity is formed in the working box; a storage battery and a hydraulic power generator are fixed on the side wall of the bottom end in the working cavity; the output end of the hydraulic power generator is electrically connected with the input end of the storage battery; the output end of the storage battery is electrically connected withthe driving motor; a lampshade is fixed at the upper end of the working box; a signal lamp is fixed in the lampshade; the input end of the signal lamp is electrically connected with the output end ofthe storage battery; and an observation window is formed in the external side wall of the lampshade. According to the hawk type wave power generation buoy, the integral electric energy supply of the buoy is effectively realized by using wave energy so that resources are effectively saved.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of buoy equipment, in particular to an eagle wave power generation buoy. Background technique [0002] A buoy refers to a buoy floating on the water surface, which is anchored at a designated position and used to mark the range of the channel, indicate the shoal, obstruct the navigation, or indicate a special-purpose surface navigation aid. The number of buoys is the largest among the buoys, and they are widely used. They are installed in places where it is difficult or unsuitable to set up fixed buoys. Buoys, whose function is to mark waterway shoals or obstacles that endanger navigation safety. Buoys equipped with lights are called light buoys, which are used to aid navigation in day and night navigable waters. [0003] However, the existing buoys need to provide a large amount of electric energy to realize their navigation aid function, resulting in a waste of resources. Contents of the invention [...

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