| CPC A01K 69/02 (2013.01) | 10 Claims |

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1. An intercepting net based on reversing current motion at a river bottom, comprising:
a net body;
an anti-floating and anti-drifting rope assembly; and
a mounting frame;
wherein a plurality of ropes arranged in a crisscross manner are connected to the net body; and a top of the net body is connected to a main rope and an auxiliary rope, and the main rope and the auxiliary rope are arranged side by side;
the anti-floating and anti-drifting rope assembly comprises a plurality of lead-core ropes arranged in a crisscross manner; the plurality of lead-core ropes are connected to the plurality of ropes; and a weight of each of the plurality of lead-core ropes is 1.3-4.7 kg/m;
the net body comprises an interception portion arranged vertically, and a bottom of the interception portion is connected to a first anti-escape net portion extending in a first direction and a second anti-escape net portion extending in a second direction opposite to the first direction; a plurality of first anti-floating and anti-drifting chains are fixed on the first anti-escape net portion in sequence along the first direction, and a length direction of each of the plurality of first anti-floating and anti-drifting chains is perpendicular to the first direction; and a plurality of second anti-floating and anti-drifting chains are fixed on the second anti-escape net portion in sequence along the second direction, and a length direction of each of the plurality of second anti-floating and anti-drifting chains is perpendicular to the second direction;
at least one of the first anti-escape net portion and the second anti-escape net portion is connected to the mounting frame; the mounting frame comprises a plurality of support beams arranged side by side along the first direction; a bottom of each of the plurality of support beams is connected to a mounting piece, and the mounting piece is provided with a mounting hole configured to allow a peg to pass through; and
the plurality of support beams are connected through a reinforcing rod.
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