Abstract
Hydraulic suction collection has been extensively utilized in deep-sea mining due to its high flow rate and efficiency. This paper introduces a novel hydraulic collection model to investigate the impact of various collection parameters on collection efficiency. We analyze the effect of different ore collection parameters on collection efficiency using a radial basis function network and make predictions. The optimal parameter range was obtained by performing combined parameter experiments. The two-parameter combination give better results compared to a single parameter. A theoretical model of collection efficiency is established based on experimental observations and principles of water jet theory. The accuracy of the model is confirmed through experimental validation, and the research findings can provide valuable insights for the ore collection process in deep-sea mining.
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