The utility model relates to an energy-saving
life support system for a marine museum, and belongs to the field of
life support systems for marine museums. Comprising a
fish tank, a biochemical filtering mechanism, a gravity filtering mechanism, an overflow power generation mechanism, a sand tank filtering mechanism, a
protein separation mechanism, a water return mechanism and a plurality of
elbow power generation mechanisms, the biochemical filtering mechanism and the gravity filtering mechanism are arranged close to the
fish tank, the biochemical filtering mechanism is arranged above the gravity filtering mechanism, the overflow power generation mechanism is arranged on the side wall of the top end of the
fish tank and in the biochemical filtering mechanism, the sand tank filtering mechanism is connected with the fish tank, and the
protein separation mechanism is connected with the biochemical filtering mechanism. The water return mechanism is connected with the fish tank and the gravity filtering mechanism, and the
elbow power generation mechanism is arranged at pipeline bending positions in the sand tank filtering mechanism, the
protein separation mechanism and the water return mechanism. According to the utility model, not only can water in the ocean museum be fully filtered and purified, but also the water in the filtering process can be used for generating
electricity, so that the energy-saving effect is achieved.