Wetland sludge integrated collecting ship

Abstract

The invention discloses a wetland sludge integrated collecting ship, which comprises a ship body, wherein the top of the ship body is provided with a standing cavity for people to stand, four cornersof the top of the ship body are respectively provided with a through hole in a penetrating way, a screw rod is arranged in each through hole, the top of the screw rod extends towards the upper end surface of the ship body, the bottom of the screw rod passes through the ship body and extends out of the lower end surface of the ship body, the top extending ends of the screw rods are all fixedly connected with a support plate, the upper end of the support plate is provided with an extraction device, the upper end surface of the extraction device is contacted with the lower end surface of the shipbody, the bottom of the support plate is provided with more than one aggregate box, a material taking rod is arranged at the bottom of each aggregate box, and the top extending end of the screw rod is locked and fixed through a nut. According to the invention, the collecting ship can take materials by using a buoyancy system, the whole structure is simple and light, no mechanical structure is used, the collecting ship is not easy to ground, sludge with different depths can be taken, and the collecting structure is more accurate.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of wetland silt collection, in particular to an integrated wetland silt collection ship. Background technique [0002] The treatment of wetland silt is relatively difficult, so it is necessary to conduct experimental research on the composition and characteristics of silt to obtain accurate data. At present, the silt used in the experiment basically enters the wetland by boats for artificial collection, but because the wetland environment is not as smooth as rivers and lakes, it is often accompanied by plants, mud, etc., so ordinary boats cannot sail in the wetland; If the ship is equipped with collection tools, experimental equipment, etc., the buoyancy of the ship may not be enough, and the wetland environment has relatively high buoyancy requirements for the ship. Once the ship sinks into the wetland, it will not only cause great economic losses , Seriously even affect the life safety of the staff on board. [00...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, the silt used in the experiment basically enters the wetland by boats for artificial collection, but because the wetland environment is not as smooth as rivers and lakes, it is often accompanied by plants, mud, etc., so ordinary boats cannot sail in the wetland; If the ship is equipped with collection tools, experimental equipment, etc., the buoyancy of the ship may not be enough, and the wetland environment has relatively high buoyancy requirements for the ship. Once the ship sinks into the wetland, it will not only cause great economic losses , seriously even affect the life safety of the crew on board

[0003] The current silt collection ships are bulky and either carry a large amount of mechanical sampling equipment, or carry nothing and manually sample. These two methods have their own advantages and disadvantages. Although mechanical sampling is simple, it has high requirements for the size of the hull, which is somewhat narrow and cumbersome. Shallow depth areas are difficult to enter, easy to run aground, and it is inconvenient and costly to use large-scale area machines for sampling

Although manual sampling is light, the labor intensity in the sampling process is high, and accidents are prone to occur.

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