Offshore garbage collector

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of environmental protection equipment, and discloses an offshore garbage collector which comprises a floating plate, propellers are fixedly installed at the bottom end of the floating plate at equal intervals, a first balance rod is movably installed at the top end of the floating plate, a collecting box is installed in the floating plate in a penetrating mode, and a feeding port is formed in the top end of the collecting box. A supporting rod is movably mounted in the feeding port. According to the automatic bag sealing device, through rotation of a first rotating shaft, when the first rotating shaft rotates, a single inner and outer gear ring plate is driven to rotate through a part, with teeth, of a sector gear, so that the automatic bag sealing device is driven to rotate, and when the inner and outer gear ring plate rotates, a second bevel gear rotates; when the second bevel gear rotates, the first bevel gear is driven to rotate, and the first bevel gear is fixedly connected with the inner hook claw, so that when the first bevel gear rotates to a certain angle, the garbage bag is separated from the inner hook claw and the outer hook claw and is discharged through the garbage bag outlet, and garbage is collected.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of environmental protection equipment, in particular to a marine garbage collector. Background technique [0002] Humans have been throwing all kinds of waste into the sea since the time they settled the coast. With the development of coastal industries, the growth of consumption in coastal cities, and the intensification of various marine activities, a large amount of marine debris will inevitably be produced. However, the garbage in the ocean will not simply disappear, but will have a bad impact on the marine environment and coastal residents in various forms. [0003] Some of these marine debris stay on the beach, and some can float on the sea surface or sink to the bottom of the sea. The marine garbage in the Pacific Ocean alone has reached more than 3 million square kilometers, even exceeding the land area of ​​India. A "marine garbage belt" with an area as large as Texas and mainly plastics has been ...

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Problems solved by technology

Under a certain power, the U-shaped net moves forward to make the garbage flow into the bottom along the U-shaped wall. When it reaches a certain limit, it is collected manually, but to a certain extent, it can control the inflow of garbage artificially. However, this design is relatively simple and traditional, and it requires a huge amount of money to use manpower, and because the U-shaped net is easy to be cut by sharp objects on the sea when it is in use, it is easy to cause the replacement of the U-shaped net to be very difficult. Frequent, costly expenditure

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