Buoyancy-adjusting cabin is a device to adapt the underwater product with negative buoyancy to a state of low-buoyancy or zero-buoyancy. The cabin floats up after separating from the product. To avoid location exposure of the product when the cabin floats up to the surface,some water intakes are designed on the cabin. The processes of water inflow while floating up and floating up after water inflow of the cabin were analyzed to validate their boundary conditions,which can provide guidance for the engineering applications. The simulation results were verified through lake tests.