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CN210774145U - Inductive coupling real-time observation system based on floating buoy - Google Patents

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CN210774145U
CN210774145U CN201921436931.0U CN201921436931U CN210774145U CN 210774145 U CN210774145 U CN 210774145U CN 201921436931 U CN201921436931 U CN 201921436931U CN 210774145 U CN210774145 U CN 210774145U
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王东瑜
王玉国
冯子旻
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The utility model discloses an inductive coupling real-time observation system based on a floating buoy, which comprises a water surface buoy, an underwater buoy and a counterweight anchor system, wherein a traction rope is fixedly connected between the water surface buoy and the underwater buoy, a communication cable is arranged along the traction rope, an anchor rope is fixedly connected between the underwater buoy and the counterweight anchor system, a solar cell panel and a satellite communication antenna are fixedly arranged at the top of the water surface buoy, a control host computer which is in signal connection with the satellite communication antenna is arranged in the underwater buoy, a plurality of buoyancy fixing seats are fixed on the anchor rope from top to bottom at intervals, an upper magnetic ring, a lower magnetic ring and a current meter which are fixedly arranged on the anchor rope through the buoyancy fixing seats are sequentially arranged along the length direction of the anchor rope from top to bottom, a watertight communication cable is connected between the lower magnetic ring and the current meter, the current meter is in signal connection with the control host computer through the lower magnetic ring, the upper, the solar cell panel supplies power for the control host and the current meter.

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Inductive coupling real-time observation system based on floating buoy
Technical Field
The utility model relates to an ocean monitoring technology field specifically is real-time observation system of inductive coupling based on float and dive mark.
Background
Ocean science is a science based on observation, and every time the important discovery of ocean science and technology is the progress of ocean observation. Profiling is an important means of acquiring marine observation data. At present, the international method for measuring the profile is to transmit the measured data to a storage terminal after measuring the required parameters by using a sensor.
The existing ocean real-time observation system usually adopts a buoy installation mode, a control host, a signal device and the like are installed on a water surface buoy and are often damaged by sea surface storms and human factors; and most of the current ocean real-time observation systems adopt entity cables to realize data transmission, if one section of the ocean real-time observation systems breaks down, the detection is troublesome, and the maintenance and replacement cost is high.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model discloses an overcome prior art's above-mentioned weak point, provide a real-time observation system of inductive coupling based on float and dive mark, concrete scheme as follows.
An inductive coupling real-time observation system based on a floating buoy comprises a water surface buoy, an underwater buoy and a counterweight anchor system, wherein a traction rope is fixedly connected between the water surface buoy and the underwater buoy, a communication cable is arranged along the traction rope, an anchor rope is fixedly connected between the underwater buoy and the counterweight anchor system, a solar cell panel and a satellite communication antenna are fixedly arranged at the top of the water surface buoy, a control host computer in signal connection with the satellite communication antenna is arranged in the underwater buoy, a plurality of buoyancy fixing seats are fixed on the anchor rope at intervals from top to bottom, an upper magnetic ring, a lower magnetic ring and a current meter are sequentially arranged along the length direction of the anchor rope from top to bottom and fixedly arranged on the anchor rope through the buoyancy fixing seats, the watertight communication cable is connected between the lower magnetic ring and the current meter, the current meter is in signal connection with the control host computer through the lower magnetic ring and the upper magnetic ring, and, the solar cell panel supplies power for the control host and the current meter.
Furthermore, a watertight plug connected with the control host through an electric signal is fixedly installed on the underwater buoy, and a signal transmission cable is connected between the upper magnetic ring and the watertight plug.
Furthermore, a Doppler current profiler, a thermohaline depth meter and a central data processing module are mounted in the control host, wherein the central data processing module adopts a micro-processing chip with the model number of STM32F437ZIT 6.
Further, the current meter adopts an electromagnetic current meter with model number ISM-2001 series.
Furthermore, the satellite communication antenna adopts a double-satellite communication chip with the model number of MXT 2708A.
Compared with the prior art, the utility model discloses the beneficial effect who gains does: the utility model has novel structure, the control host is arranged in the underwater buoy, and the sea surface stormy waves and artificial damage are avoided; the magnetic ring coupling data transmission mode is adopted, so that the constraint of the length of the cable is eliminated, the detection distance is prolonged, and the maintenance cost is reduced.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of the present invention.
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Referring to fig. 1, an inductive coupling real-time observation system based on a floating buoy includes a water surface buoy 1, an underwater buoy 2, a counterweight anchor system 3, a hauling cable 4 fixedly connected between the water surface buoy 1 and the underwater buoy 2, a communication cable (not shown) arranged along the hauling cable 4, an anchor cable 6 fixedly connected between the underwater buoy 2 and the counterweight anchor system 3, a solar cell panel 11 and a satellite communication antenna 12 fixedly installed on the top of the water surface buoy 1, a control host 7 in signal connection with the satellite communication antenna 12 installed in the underwater buoy 2, a plurality of buoyancy fixing seats 8 fixed on the anchor cable 6 at intervals from top to bottom, an upper magnetic ring 91, a lower magnetic ring 92 and a current meter 10 fixedly installed on the anchor cable 6 through the buoyancy fixing seats 8 from top to bottom in sequence along the length direction of the anchor cable 6, and a watertight communication cable 101 connected between the lower magnetic ring 92 and the current meter 10, current meter 10 is through magnetic ring 92, last magnetic ring 91 and control host computer 7 signal connection down, and control host computer 7 passes through communication cable and satellite communication antenna 12 signal connection, and solar cell panel 11 is for control host computer 7, current meter 10 power supply.
Furthermore, a watertight plug 21 electrically connected with the control host 7 is fixedly installed on the underwater buoy 2, and a signal transmission cable 22 is connected between the upper magnetic ring 91 and the watertight plug 21.
Furthermore, the control host 7 is internally provided with a doppler flow profiler, a thermohaline depth meter and a central data processing module, wherein the central data processing module adopts a micro-processing chip with the model number of STM32F437ZIT 6.
Further, current meter 10 is an electromagnetic current meter 10 of model ISM-2001 series.
Further, the satellite communication antenna 12 adopts a dual-satellite communication chip with the model of MXT 2708A.
Various other modifications and alterations of the disclosed structure and principles may occur to those skilled in the art, and all such modifications and alterations are intended to be included within the scope of the present invention.

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1. An induction coupling real-time observation system based on a floating buoy comprises a water surface buoy, an underwater buoy and a counterweight anchor system, and is characterized in that a traction rope is fixedly connected between the water surface buoy and the underwater buoy, a communication cable is arranged along the traction rope, an anchor rope is fixedly connected between the underwater buoy and the counterweight anchor system, a solar cell panel and a satellite communication antenna are fixedly installed at the top of the water surface buoy, a control host computer in signal connection with the satellite communication antenna is installed in the underwater buoy, a plurality of buoyancy fixing seats are fixed on the anchor rope from top to bottom at intervals, an upper magnetic ring, a lower magnetic ring and a current meter are sequentially arranged along the length direction of the anchor rope from top to bottom and fixedly installed on the anchor rope through the buoyancy fixing seats, a watertight communication cable is connected between the lower magnetic ring and the current meter, the current meter is in signal connection with the control host computer through the lower magnetic ring and the upper magnetic ring, the, the solar cell panel supplies power for the control host and the current meter.
2. The system as claimed in claim 1, wherein the underwater buoy is fixedly provided with a watertight plug electrically connected with the control host, and a signal transmission cable is connected between the upper magnetic ring and the watertight plug.
3. The system according to claim 1, wherein the control host is internally provided with a Doppler current profiler, a thermohaline depth gauge and a central data processing module, wherein the central data processing module adopts a micro-processing chip with the model number of STM32F437ZIT 6.
4. The system of claim 1, wherein the current meter is an ISM-2001 series electromagnetic current meter.
5. The system of claim 1, wherein the satellite communication antenna is a dual-satellite communication chip of type MXT 2708A.
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