This invention discloses a biomimetic anchoring device based on a double-
helix structure and an active adhesion mechanism, belonging to the technical field of biomimetic and
marine engineering mooring equipment. Addressing the shortcomings of existing deep-water
mooring anchors, such as large soil disturbance and easy failure of passive pull-out resistance, this invention provides a biomimetic anchoring structure adapted to complex
seabed sediments. The device includes a
rigid body, double-
helix blades, and an active adhesion triggering mechanism. The
rigid body consists of a
solid bullet head, a central oval hollow structure, and a top conical structure. The double-
helix blades adopt a variable
pitch and variable
diameter design, with evenly distributed grooves on the surface. The active adhesion triggering mechanism includes an anchor ring and an anchor ring
piston structure, with a built-in
drive motor and intelligent sensing and control module in the center. The device achieves low-disturbance penetration through double-helix micro-screwing and kinematic matching. Active adhesion is triggered under tension, forming a deep mechanical
interlock and high-pressure consolidated
soil crust with the soil, significantly improving pull-out
bearing capacity. It is suitable for complex
seabed sediments such as soft mud and gravel mixtures.