This invention relates to the field of
krill fishing equipment technology, and discloses a multi-bucket type
fishing net lifting and adjusting mechanism for
Antarctic krill fishing. The mechanism includes a
hull, a cable
winch fixedly connected to the top of the
hull, a cable sleeved on the outer wall of the cable
winch, and a trawl
winch fixedly connected to the top of the
hull. Addressing the problem of slow
krill net lifting and lowering speed, a floating component is installed inside the equipment. When it is necessary to lift the
krill net upwards, the power to the waterproof
hydraulic pump is turned on, causing the pump to rotate forward and forcing the
seawater accumulated inside the
metal float to be discharged. Simultaneously, the
exhaust pipe on the side wall of the
metal float introduces high-pressure gas into the float, making the gas level inside the float greater than the
seawater level. When there is sufficient air inside the
metal float, it generates
buoyancy, lifting the end of the krill net upwards. The application of this component effectively accelerates the rate of krill net depth adjustment.