The present invention discloses a rotary
underwater fish-aggregating power generation device and its operating method, comprising a float, a power generation module, and a
payload module; the
payload module includes a housing, a rechargeable power source, a lifting unit, a storage box, and a pressure pump; the power generation module includes a main column, a rotating bearing, brushes, Q rotating frames, a sealing sleeve, and a main delivery
pipe. The present invention utilizes a rotary structure to securely attach a
piezoelectric composite flexible membrane to the main column and rotating frame, such as a
cantilever beam. A mixture of fish-aggregating element and feed is released outward at different locations on the power generation carrier to attract fish to the device. The
piezoelectric composite flexible membrane is bent and deformed by the
water flow and the fish, generating and storing current. The present invention can be mounted on a
payload for simultaneous use, enhancing endurance during cable-free operations in deep waters and continuous, long-term
ocean exploration missions. It offers excellent concealment and utilizes the marine environment to generate
electricity, but the device does not require special installation or active implantation onto marine organisms.