Shanghai Jiaotong University

Xinliang Tian

Tao Peng

Jianmin Yang

Longfei Xiao

Xiaoxian Guo

Fei Li

Guocheng Zhao

Yufeng Kou

Haining Lu

Weijie Zhao

A positioning device for arrangement of a basin false bottom in ocean engineering comprises a laser transmitting system, a rotating platform system, and a control and calculation system. The laser transmitting system comprises a laser transmitter used for providing laser beams. The rotating platform system comprises a two-degree-of-freedom rotating platform used for carrying the laser transmitter and making the laser beams have spatially arbitrary directivity. The control and calculation system is used for calculating, according to given coordinates, the angle by which the two-degree-of-freedom rotating platform needs to rotate, controlling rotation of the two-degree-of-freedom rotating platform, and making the laser beams transmitted by the laser transmitter accurately indicate the given coordinates at the basin false bottom. Compared with an existing manual positioning method for a false bottom, the positioning device is high in accuracy, easy to operate, and rapid, and saves labor and greatly improves the test efficiency.

Positioning device for arrangement of basin false bottom in ocean engineering

A real-time monitoring system for float-over installation in ocean engineering, which relates to real-time monitoring for the relative position between the leg mating unit and the stabbing cone of upper module, mainly includes: a shooting collection system and a real-time processing and displaying system, the shooting collection system mainly including a CCD camera and a high light-reflecting landmark, the high-precision CCD camera being a graphic information collecting device, and the high light-reflecting landmark being a mark made of high light-reflecting and light-absorbing materials; a real-time processing and collecting system, which receives and displays in real time, analyzes and stores the graphic information, capable of calculating the coordinates of relative position between the stabbing cone and the leg mating unit in real time. The system achieves real-time close-range photogrammetry for the position of the leg mating unit, characterized by clear positioning, explicit functions, being easy to realize the structures, thus solving the difficult problem that the relative position between the leg mating unit (LMU) and the stabbing cone of the module is difficult to be measured accurately in real time during the float-over installation.

Real-time monitoring system for float-over installation

A piece of submarine mining equipment comprises an equipment body, a plurality of adaptive submarine mining collectors and respective mineral delivery pipes. The equipment body and the adaptive submarine mining collectors are connected through the mineral delivery pipes. The lengths, stretching out of the equipment body, of the mineral delivery pipes can be adjusted under control. The adaptive submarine mining collectors are provided with tracked traveling mechanisms and can autonomously travel under control. An underwater detector is used for detecting the submarine topography and mineral distribution in the vicinity of an operation area, and the traveling path of the submarine mining collectors and a mineral storage vehicle is reasonably planned according to detected information. The multiple adaptive submarine mining collectors simultaneously and independently work and are made light and small, thus reducing damage of mining operations to the submarine ecological environment. The equipment body can travel along flat submarine paths and avoid rough paths. Horizontal vortexes induced by the mining collectors can enhance the mining effect and improve the collecting power under unit power consumption so that fewer water pumps with smaller sizes can be configured, and the mining collectors have a smaller principle dimension, thereby greatly reducing energy consumption and being more environmentally friendly.

Cluster-type deep-sea submarine mining equipment based on vortex hydrodynamic characteristics

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