Shipborne underwater aquatic plant cutting and collecting unmanned aerial vehicle

Abstract

The invention discloses a shipborne underwater aquatic plant cutting and collecting unmanned aerial vehicle which comprises a machine shell, a cutting power cavity is formed in the machine shell, twofixing plates are fixedly connected to the left end face and the right end face of the cutting power cavity, a cutting cavity is formed in each fixing plate, an induction block is fixedly connected tothe right end face of the fixing plate on the right side, an induction cavity is formed in each induction block, a moving mechanism capable of driving the machine shell to move is arranged in the machine shell, a fixing block capable of being fixed to the bottom of a ship is arranged on the upper side of the machine shell, a collecting cavity is formed in the fixing block, a water absorbing cavity is formed in the lower end wall of the collecting cavity, a cutting blade is arranged on the lower side of the fixing plate and can cut aquatic plants, a suction plate is arranged on the lower sideof the fixing plate, a suction disc is arranged in the suction plate, and the suction disc can suck away cut aquatic plants and water together.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of unmanned aerial vehicles, in particular to a ship-borne unmanned aerial vehicle for cutting and collecting underwater weeds. Background technique [0002] In recent years, some factories have illegally discharged industrial wastewater into lakes or rivers, resulting in eutrophication of lakes and rivers, causing excessive growth of aquatic plants in lakes and rivers, resulting in insufficient oxygen in the water, making fish and other organisms unable to At the same time, due to the excessive growth of aquatic plants, it takes a lot of manpower and material resources to clean these aquatic plants. Once the aquatic plants are not cleaned in time, the water bodies of lakes and rivers will deteriorate and even emit foul odors, seriously affecting people's production and life. A ship-borne underwater aquatic weed cutting and collecting unmanned aerial vehicle described in the present invention can solve the above-menti...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] In recent years, some factories have illegally discharged industrial wastewater into lakes or rivers, resulting in eutrophication of lakes and rivers, causing excessive growth of aquatic plants in lakes and rivers, resulting in insufficient oxygen in the water, making fish and other organisms unable to At the same time, due to the excessive growth of aquatic plants, it takes a lot of manpower and material resources to clean these aquatic plants. Once the aquatic plants are not cleaned in time, the water bodies of lakes and rivers will deteriorate and even emit foul odors, seriously affecting people's production and life. A ship-borne underwater aquatic weed cutting and collecting drone described in the present invention can solve the above problems

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