Novel dynamic torpedo anchor based on bionics and installation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a novel dynamic torpedo anchor based on bionics and an installation method thereof, and belongs to the technical field of deep sea anchoring. The novel dynamic torpedo anchor comprises a rotary anchor tip, an anchor rod, anchor wings and a simple water ramjet engine part; According to the novel dynamic torpedo anchor based on bionics and the installation method thereof, thesimple water ramjet engine is started while the traditional torpedo free falling body movement installation is combined, so that the higher initial penetration speed is obtained, and the penetrationdepth of the torpedo anchor is increased; negative poisson ratio materials are additionally arranged on the anchor rod and the anchor wings, and the characteristics that the negative poisson ratio materials contract under pressure and expand under tension are utilized, so that the penetration resistance is reduced, and the uplift bearing capacity is improved. The novel dynamic torpedo anchor has the advantages of being high in initial penetration speed, deep in installation penetration and high in uplift bearing capacity.

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Benefits of technology

This technology allows for faster and deeper drilling by combining weighted piles with an electric current through it. It also includes a simpler mechanism that uses less expensive materials like rubber or plastic instead of traditional steel rods. Additionally, this combination can be used on both land and sea floors where conventional methods cannot work well due to poor ground conditions such as sandy seas without causing damage from excessive force applied during use.

Problems solved by technology

This patented technical problem addressed in this patents relates to developing a better understanding about hydraulically driven thrust reversible pump/liner design for use in submarines without causing environmental pollution issues such as hydrogen sulfide emissions. Current methods involve adding heavyweight iron powder called Weldonites® to improve buoyancy while also improving efficiency. These techniques include mixing different types of rocks together like clay sandwich plaster stones, creating void spaces within them, attaching rubbery steel sheets onto these surfaces, and installing nylons instead of polyimides.

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