CN110617175A - Wind power generation blade - Google Patents
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Abstract
A wind power generation blade comprises a blade wing and a blade stem, wherein the blade wing is of a cavity structure formed by splicing a plurality of sandwich plates and arc plates, and the blade wing comprises a blade root section, a blade middle section and a blade tip section which are sequentially connected; the leaf and stem are arranged in the cavity of the leaf wing along the direction from the leaf root section to the leaf tip section, and the outer wall of the leaf and stem is connected with the inner wall of the sandwich plate. On one hand, the invention adopts lightweight materials to manufacture the blade wing, and simultaneously overcomes the limitation of the materials in the aspect of shape; on the other hand, the integral strength of the blade wing can be improved, and the rigidity and the stability at the splicing section can be enhanced; and the blade wing has light dead weight, can generate electricity by breeze and can be arranged at any power demand terminal with poor wind power.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of wind power generation, in particular to a wind power generation blade.
Background
The blade is one of key parts of the wind generating set, the blade is blown to rotate by taking the wind speed of natural wind as kinetic energy, and the generator is rotated to generate electric power by the kinetic energy of the rotation of the blade. In order to fully utilize wind energy to generate higher power generation efficiency, the length of the blade needs to be longer, however, the longer the blade is, the larger the processing difficulty is, the more complex the process is, and the quality of the blade is difficult to ensure; and most of the blades are integrally manufactured, so that the transportation cost is high and the transportation is difficult. In order to solve the problem, many blade manufacturers divide the blade into two or more sections along the length direction during manufacturing, and splice the multiple sections of blades into an integral blade after transporting to a destination.
In addition, the longer the blade is, the strength is greatly reduced, and especially, the strength of the spliced part of the blade section splicing structure is weak, so that the blade is easily broken. In order to increase the strength of the blade, the conventional technical means is to arrange a reinforcing plate in the inner cavity of the blade to support the blade, however, the reinforcing plate can only be used for locally reinforcing the blade, so that the hollow blade is prevented from collapsing, the integral stability of the blade still cannot be enhanced, and the integral rigidity and stability of the sectional blade cannot be enhanced.
Moreover, when the existing blade needs to be replaced, the blade needs to be replaced integrally, or when a certain part is damaged, the blade is scrapped integrally, so that the cost is greatly increased, and the work is influenced.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects in the prior art and provide the wind power generation blade which is light in self weight, low in cost, stable and reliable, convenient to replace and high in structural strength.
The technical scheme of the invention is as follows: a wind power generation blade comprises a blade wing and a blade stem, wherein the blade wing is of a cavity structure formed by splicing a plurality of sandwich plates and arc plates, and the blade wing comprises a blade root section, a blade middle section and a blade tip section which are sequentially connected; the leaf and stem are arranged in the cavity of the leaf wing along the direction from the leaf root section to the leaf tip section, and the outer wall of the leaf and stem is connected with the inner wall of the sandwich plate.
Further, the leaf and stem are of a segmented structure.
Further, the leaf and stem are in a cone structure.
Further, the leaf and stem are in a conical tube structure or a polygonal conical tube structure.
Furthermore, the end part of the blade root section is provided with a connecting piece.
Furthermore, the blade middle section is of a multi-section splicing structure.
Further, the sandwich plate and the arc plate are connected through welding.
Furthermore, the sandwich plate is connected with the arc plate in a welding mode through the patch plate.
Further, the sandwich plate is a stainless steel sandwich material.
Furthermore, a reinforcing rib is arranged in the cavity of the blade wing.
Further, the reinforcing ribs are respectively connected with the sandwich plate and the leaves and stems.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: on one hand, the blade wing is made of lightweight materials, and meanwhile, the limitation of the materials in the aspect of shape is overcome; on the other hand, the integral strength of the blade wing can be improved, and the rigidity and the stability at the splicing section can be enhanced; and the blade wing has light dead weight, can generate electricity by breeze and can be arranged at any power demand terminal with poor wind power.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a front view of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A of the embodiment of FIG. 2;
FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line B-B of the embodiment of FIG. 2;
FIG. 5 is an enlarged schematic view of section I of the embodiment of FIG. 4;
FIG. 6 is an enlarged schematic view of section II of the embodiment of FIG. 4;
fig. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of the connecting head of the embodiment shown in fig. 1.
The attached drawings indicate the following:
1. a blade wing; 2. leaf and stem; 3. a sandwich panel; 4. a first arc plate; 5. a second arc plate; 6. plate supplementing; 7. a connector;
11. a leaf root segment; 12. a midship section of the blade; 13. a tip section; 14. a long side; 15. short side.
Detailed Description
The invention will be described in further detail below with reference to the drawings and specific examples.
As shown in fig. 1 ~ and fig. 7, the wind power generation blade comprises a blade wing 1 and a blade stem 2, wherein the blade wing 1 is a cavity structure formed by splicing a plurality of sandwich plates 3 and arc plates 4, the blade wing 1 comprises a blade root section 11, a blade middle section 12 and a blade tip section 13 which are sequentially connected, the blade stem 2 is arranged in the cavity of the blade wing 1 along the direction from the blade root section 11 to the blade tip section 12, and the outer wall of the blade stem 2 is connected with the inner wall of the sandwich plates 3.
The scheme has the following advantages: (1) the blades are of a splicing structure, so that the transportation and the assembly are convenient; (2) the blade wing is of a cavity structure formed by splicing a plurality of sandwich plates and arc plates, and the sandwich plates are adopted, so that the strength is ensured, and the light weight can be greatly improved; the lighter the blades are, the easier the blades are blown by wind to rotate for power generation, namely breeze can generate power, and annual power generation hours are greatly increased; (3) through setting up the stem, can strengthen the bulk strength of blade to and can strengthen rigidity and stability at splice section department.
Specifically, the sandwich plate 3 is a planar sandwich plate, which is easier to manufacture and greatly reduces the manufacturing cost compared with the existing curved plate body, so that the blade is manufactured by adopting a lightweight material in the embodiment, and the limitation of the material in the aspect of shape is overcome. The plane sandwich plates are connected through the arc plates.
Wherein, the lobe of a leaf section 12 can be multistage mosaic structure, and the concatenation section quantity of this embodiment can be selected as required, and length is longer, and the concatenation section is more.
Since the size of the blade is gradually reduced from the blade root section 11 to the blade tip section 13, the blade stem 2 of the present embodiment has a conical tube structure, which may be a conical tube structure or a polygonal conical tube structure. The blade stem 2 is of a conical pipe structure and is supported and connected in the cavity of the blade wing 1, so that the overall strength of the blade wing can be improved, and the blade wing is not only locally reinforced like a reinforcing plate; on the other hand, the rigidity and stability at the splice section can be enhanced.
Further, the leaf and stem are in a segmented structure. The segmented structure means that each segment of the leaf root segment 11, the leaf middle segment 12 and the leaf tip segment 13 is provided with the leaf stem 2, instead of a whole root penetrating between the leaf wings, when a certain segment needs to be replaced, the segment and the leaf stem in the segment are integrally detached without replacing the whole leaf wings, so that the cost is saved, and the working efficiency is greatly improved.
Preferably, the length of the stem of each section of the blade wing satisfies: when the adjacent sections are connected, the leaves and stems are exactly butted together. The length of the leaf stem can be equal to that of each section of the leaf wing, and can also be greater than or less than that of each section of the leaf wing as long as the butt joint with the leaf stem in the adjacent section is satisfied. In order to facilitate the connection between the leaves and stems, the end of the preceding leaf and stem is matched with the head of the following leaf and stem in size. The embodiment is provided with the leaf stem in each section of the leaf wing, so that the rapid connection is convenient. Because the blades and the stems are arranged inside the blade wings, the adjacent blades and stems are preferably connected in a welding or splicing mode, and therefore the assembling speed can be increased.
Further, the sandwich panel 3 of the present embodiment is made of metal, and includes a plate layer, a sandwich layer, and a plate layer. Wherein the sandwich layer can be a honeycomb core, a pipe core, a corrugated core and the like. Preferably, the sandwich layer comprises a plurality of hollow pipes, the upper end and the lower end of each hollow pipe are flanged, and the hollow pipes are welded, preferably in brazed connection, with the plate layers through the flanges.
The wall of the existing blade wing is usually provided with a radian, the processing is complex, and if the blade wing is of a sandwich structure, the blade wing is not easy to be arranged into an arc shape, the processing difficulty is high, and the cost is high. Therefore, the present embodiment preferably uses a sandwich panel of planar configuration to form the airfoil. However, if the sandwich plates with the plane structures are connected, butt joint is not easy, and the butt joint rear edge is relatively sharp. In order to solve this problem, the present embodiment is provided with the arc plates 4 at the joints of the adjacent sandwich plates. In addition, when the outer wall of the leaf and stem 2 is connected with the inner wall of the sandwich plate 3, the connection can be direct connection or can be carried out through a patch plate 5.
The following is a preferred embodiment of the sandwich panel connection of the present invention:
as shown in fig. 5 and 6: except for the blade root section 11, the blade middle section and the blade tip section are formed by splicing four planar sandwich boards 3, so that the cross section of the blade wing is quadrilateral, two adjacent quadrilateral edges which are acute angles are long edges 14, two adjacent edges which are acute angles are short edges 15, and an obtuse angle is formed between the long edges and the short edges. Wherein, all be equipped with first arc board 4 between two adjacent long limits and between two adjacent minor faces, for example, when connecting between two adjacent long limits, two long limits are not aligned, but the dislocation connection, and the length on two long limits is different, and the dislocation connection of being convenient for sets up first arc board 4. Wherein, first arc 4 is hook-shaped, includes first arcwall face and straight face, and the one end of first arcwall face welds with one side on a long limit, and the one end of straight face welds with one side on another long limit, and first arcwall face 41 constitutes the edge of blade, forms the cavity between two long limits 14 and the first arc 4. In addition, the connection between adjacent short sides 15 is the same as the long sides and is not described in detail here. The long edge 14 and the short edge 15 are welded with the second arc plate 5 into a whole, wherein the two sides of the second arc plate 5 are welded with the patch plates 6, and the patch plates 6 extend out of a part to the inner cavity of the blade wing and are welded with the blade stem 2 into a whole.
For example, the number of sandwich plates of the blade root section 11 is more than that of other spliced sections, the blade root section 11 is preferably formed by splicing 8 ~ 10 sandwich plates to form a polyhedral structure, the end part of the blade root section 11 is provided with a connector 7 for connecting other components, the tail end of the connector 7 is welded with the blade stem 2 into a whole, and the connector 7 is preferably in a flange structure.
In this embodiment, the sandwich panel 3 and the leaf and stem 2 are made of stainless steel. The stainless steel has almost infinite service life, can be arranged at any power demand terminal with poor wind power when being used for wind power generation of a wind power generating set, realizes excellent investment return and great carbon reduction, and is expected to become a final solution for protecting climate of human beings.
In this embodiment, in addition to the blades and stems arranged in the cavities of the blades and wings, reinforcing ribs can be arranged for further reinforcement. The reinforcing ribs are respectively welded with the sandwich plate and the blades and the stems, and the reinforcing ribs can be distributed transversely and/or longitudinally.
The following is a preferred embodiment of the blade wing assembling method of the present invention, which mainly comprises the following steps:
s101: splicing and mounting a blade root section 11, a blade middle section 12 and a blade tip section 13;
specifically, as shown in fig. 2, assuming that the blade of the present embodiment has a total of 8 sections, i.e., a section a ~ H, a section a is a blade tip section, a section H is a blade root section, and a section B ~ G is a blade middle section, when the eight sections are spliced on site, the sections are sequentially welded to form an integral blade structure, wherein each section is formed by welding a plurality of sandwich plates 3 and arc plates 4, a blade stem is welded in an inner cavity, the length of the blade stem is the same as or close to that of each section of blade, and the blade stem 2 and a patch plate 6 are welded together.
S102: after all the sections are spliced into a whole, the leaves and the stems enter the leaf and stem bodies through the mobile robot, and the adjacent leaf and stem bodies are welded to form a whole, so that the leaf and stem assembly is completed.
Specifically, the mobile robot is preferably a robot trolley, and the welding mode is preferably laser welding.
When a certain section of the blade wing is damaged, the blade wing with the inner blade stem can be directly detached, and other sections are not affected.
This embodiment adopts the welding mode, can improve the bulk strength. It is understood that the insertion connection may be adopted, for example, the insertion connection may be adopted between the sections with smaller blade cross-section, such as the insertion connection is realized by arranging tenon mortise structures between the middle sections of the rear sections and between the middle sections of the blades and the blade tip sections.
In summary, on one hand, the blade wing is made of lightweight materials, and meanwhile, the limitation of the materials in shape is overcome; on the other hand, the integral strength of the blade wing can be improved, and the rigidity and the stability at the splicing section can be enhanced; and the blade wing has light dead weight, can generate electricity by breeze and can be arranged at any power demand terminal with poor wind power.
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1. A wind power blade characterized by: the blade wing is of a cavity structure formed by splicing a plurality of sandwich plates and arc plates, and comprises a root section, a middle section and a tip section which are sequentially connected; the leaf and stem are arranged in the cavity of the leaf wing along the direction from the leaf root section to the leaf tip section, and the outer wall of the leaf and stem is connected with the inner wall of the sandwich plate.
2. The wind power blade of claim 1, wherein: the leaf and stem are of a segmented structure.
3. The wind power blade of claim 1, wherein: the leaf and stem are in a conical tube structure.
4. A wind power blade according to claim 3, wherein: the leaf and stem are in a conical tube structure or a polygonal conical tube structure.
5. The wind power blade of claim 1, wherein: the end part of the blade root section is provided with a connecting piece.
6. The wind power blade of claim 1, wherein: the sandwich plate and the arc plate are connected through welding.
7. Wind power blade according to claim 6, wherein: the sandwich plate is welded and connected with the arc plate through the patch plate.
8. The wind power blade of claim 1, wherein: the sandwich plate is a stainless steel sandwich material.
9. The wind power blade of claim 1, wherein: and reinforcing ribs are also arranged in the cavities of the blade wings.
10. The wind power blade of claim 9, wherein: the reinforcing ribs are respectively connected with the sandwich plate and the leaves and stems.
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