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ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY SEMI-CLOSED-LOOP DEEP SEA ORE HYDRAULIC LIFTING SYSTEM
The present invention discloses an environmentally-friendly semi-closed loop deep-sea ore hydraulic lifting system, which comprises a water injection pump, a water injection riser, a deep-sea multiple high-pressure silo feeding device, a lifting riser, a dewatering device and a pipeline. The water injection pump and the dewatering device are fixed on a mining ship. The water injection pump is connected to the deep-sea multiple high-pressure silo feeding device through the water injection riser. The deep-sea multiple high-pressure silo feeding device is connected to the dewatering device through the lifting riser. The water injection pump is connected to the dewatering device through the pipeline. In the present invention, seawater is pumped into the water injection riser by the water injection pump, then ore is fed into a high-pressure hydraulic pipeline by the deep-sea multiple high-pressure silo feeding device to be mixed with the seawater, and an obtained ore and seawater mixture is lifted to the mining ship on the sea surface. The dewatering device on the mining ship is used to pump separated seawater into the water injection riser to form a semi-closed loop circulation system, which results in a very small amount of seawater exchange with the submarine environment so as to realize the minimum disturbance to the submarine ecological environment. The present invention has the advantages of few moving parts, high reliability, more environmental-friendliness, higher working efficiency and good reliability.
ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY SEMI-CLOSED-LOOP DEEP SEA ORE HYDRAULIC LIFTING SYSTEM
The present invention discloses an environmentally-friendly semi-closed loop deep-sea ore hydraulic lifting system, which comprises a water injection pump, a water injection riser, a deep-sea multiple high-pressure silo feeding device, a lifting riser, a dewatering device and a pipeline. The water injection pump and the dewatering device are fixed on a mining ship. The water injection pump is connected to the deep-sea multiple high-pressure silo feeding device through the water injection riser. The deep-sea multiple high-pressure silo feeding device is connected to the dewatering device through the lifting riser. The water injection pump is connected to the dewatering device through the pipeline. In the present invention, seawater is pumped into the water injection riser by the water injection pump, then ore is fed into a high-pressure hydraulic pipeline by the deep-sea multiple high-pressure silo feeding device to be mixed with the seawater, and an obtained ore and seawater mixture is lifted to the mining ship on the sea surface. The dewatering device on the mining ship is used to pump separated seawater into the water injection riser to form a semi-closed loop circulation system, which results in a very small amount of seawater exchange with the submarine environment so as to realize the minimum disturbance to the submarine ecological environment. The present invention has the advantages of few moving parts, high reliability, more environmental-friendliness, higher working efficiency and good reliability.
ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY SEMI-CLOSED-LOOP DEEP SEA ORE HYDRAULIC LIFTING SYSTEM
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SYSTÈME DE LEVAGE HYDRAULIQUE DE MINERAI DE MER PROFONDE SEMI-FERMÉ RESPECTUEUX DE L'ENVIRONNEMENT
XU LIXIN (author) / ZHANG XIUZHAN (author) / LIU HEJING (author) / LIU JIANCHENG (author)
2024-02-28
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
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