CN111661288A - Temperature difference energy and electric energy buoyancy driving system for underwater vehicle and vehicle driving method based on system - Google Patents

Temperature difference energy and electric energy buoyancy driving system for underwater vehicle and vehicle driving method based on system Download PDF

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CN111661288A
CN111661288A CN202010443379.9A CN202010443379A CN111661288A CN 111661288 A CN111661288 A CN 111661288A CN 202010443379 A CN202010443379 A CN 202010443379A CN 111661288 A CN111661288 A CN 111661288A
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Abstract

A temperature difference energy and electric energy buoyancy driving system for an underwater vehicle and a vehicle driving method based on the system relate to the field of underwater vehicles. The invention aims to solve the problems that the existing temperature difference energy buoyancy driving system is limited in application range, cannot realize conversion from ocean temperature difference energy to electric energy and cannot be used by an underwater vehicle. The invention simultaneously adopts the temperature difference energy and the electric energy to carry out buoyancy driving, realizes the conversion of the ocean temperature difference energy into the electric energy, widens the working range of the underwater vehicle, and improves the working duration and the energy utilization rate of the underwater vehicle.

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Temperature difference energy and electric energy buoyancy driving system for underwater vehicle and vehicle driving method based on system
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of underwater vehicles, and particularly relates to a driving system of an underwater vehicle.
Background
The premise for human development and utilization of the ocean and protection of the ocean is the observation of the ocean environment. Marine environment observation obtains long-term, continuous and wide-range underwater environment, including physical parameters, marine geology and geophysical parameters, marine chemical parameters, marine biological parameters and the like.
The existing underwater submerged buoy and underwater glider which can meet the observation requirements are driven by buoyancy. These buoyancy driven systems for underwater vehicles currently mainly use the power supply carried by the underwater vehicle as an energy system. However, such buoyancy driven systems do not drive the underwater vehicle in motion for long periods of time.
The buoyancy driving system using the temperature difference energy can drive the underwater vehicle to move by using the ocean temperature difference energy, so that the underwater vehicle is free from the limit of carrying electric energy by the underwater vehicle, and the underwater vehicle has the capability of long-term observation. However, the temperature difference energy buoyancy driving system requires enough temperature difference of seawater, thereby causing limitation of the application range. And the temperature difference energy buoyancy driving system can not realize the conversion from ocean temperature difference energy to electric energy and can not be used by an underwater vehicle.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a buoyancy driving system of temperature difference energy and electric energy for an underwater vehicle, aiming at solving the problems that the application range of the existing buoyancy driving system of temperature difference energy is limited, the conversion from ocean temperature difference energy to electric energy cannot be realized, and the existing buoyancy driving system of temperature difference energy and electric energy cannot be used by the underwater vehicle.
A thermoelectric, electrical energy buoyancy drive system for an underwater vehicle, comprising: a heat exchanger, an inner storage cavity, an outer storage cavity, an energy accumulator, a hydraulic motor, a generator, a storage battery, a medium box and a battery management module,
the inner storage cavity, the energy accumulator, the hydraulic motor, the generator, the storage battery, the medium box and the battery management module are all positioned in the aircraft, the heat exchange pressure resistant bin and the outer storage cavity of the heat exchanger are all positioned in the external environment of the aircraft,
a flexible medium cavity is arranged in a heat exchange pressure resistant bin of the heat exchanger, phase-change materials are filled between the heat exchange pressure resistant bin and the medium cavity, the inner storage cavity, the outer storage cavity, the medium box and the energy accumulator are all used for filling media, a liquid inlet, the medium cavity, the inner storage cavity, the outer storage cavity, the energy accumulator and the medium box of the hydraulic motor are all communicated with each other, a liquid outlet, the inner storage cavity, the outer storage cavity and the medium box of the hydraulic motor are all communicated with each other, a pump is arranged at an opening of the medium box, a passage between the outer storage cavity and the inner storage cavity, a passage between the energy accumulator and the outer storage cavity and a liquid inlet of the hydraulic motor are all provided with valves, the flow direction of the passage between the medium cavity and the energy accumulator is from the medium cavity to the energy accumulator, and the flow direction of the passage between the,
the power output end of the hydraulic motor is connected with the power input end of the generator, the electric energy output end of the generator is connected with the electric energy input end of the battery management module, the electric energy output end of the battery management module is connected with the electric energy input end of the storage battery, and the driving signal output end of the battery management module is connected with the driving signal input end of the pump.
The shell of the heat exchange pressure-resistant bin of the heat exchanger is a metal pressure-resistant pipe, the medium cavity is a rubber hose, the rubber hose is arranged along the axial direction of the metal pressure-resistant pipe, and the phase-change material is filled between the inner wall of the metal pressure-resistant pipe and the outer wall of the rubber hose.
The inner storage cavity and the outer storage cavity are both leather bags.
The opening of the medium cavity, the opening of the inner storage cavity, the opening of the energy accumulator, the liquid inlet of the hydraulic motor and the liquid outlet of the hydraulic motor are divided into two paths, the opening of the outer storage cavity is divided into three paths, one path of the opening of the medium cavity is communicated with one path of the opening of the inner storage cavity, a one-way valve in the direction from the inner storage cavity to the medium cavity is arranged between the two paths, two paths of the opening of the medium cavity are communicated with one path of the opening of the energy accumulator, a one-way valve in the direction from the medium cavity to the energy accumulator is arranged between the two paths of the opening of the medium cavity, one path of the opening of the energy accumulator is communicated with one path of the liquid inlet of the hydraulic motor, two paths of the opening of the outer storage cavity are communicated with one path of the liquid outlet of the hydraulic motor, two paths of the liquid outlet of the hydraulic motor are communicated with two paths of the opening of the inner, The opening of the outer storage cavity is provided with valves at one path and two paths.
The aircraft driving method based on the temperature difference energy and electric energy buoyancy driving system for the underwater aircraft comprises the following steps: a temperature difference energy driving method and an electric energy driving method,
the temperature difference energy driving method comprises the following steps:
when the aircraft floats on the water surface, a valve between the inner storage cavity and the outer storage cavity is opened, so that the medium flows into the inner storage cavity from the outer storage cavity, and the aircraft sinks;
when the aircraft floats underwater, a valve between the energy accumulator and the outer storage cavity is opened, so that the medium flows into the outer storage cavity from the energy accumulator, and the aircraft floats upwards;
the electric energy driving method comprises the following steps:
when the aircraft sinks to the depth close to the underwater target, starting a pump, and pumping a medium in a medium box into or out of an outer storage cavity in a micro-scale manner, so that the volume of the outer storage cavity is finely adjusted, the buoyancy of the outer storage cavity is finely adjusted, and the fine adjustment of the position of the aircraft is finally realized;
in an emergency, the pump is started to pump a large amount of media in the media box into or out of the outer storage cavity, so that the volume of the outer storage cavity is changed rapidly, and the position of the aircraft is adjusted rapidly.
The method also comprises a method for converting temperature difference energy into electric energy, and the method comprises the following steps:
and opening a valve at a liquid inlet of the hydraulic motor, so that the medium flows through the hydraulic motor from the medium in the energy accumulator and drives the hydraulic motor to drive the generator to generate electricity.
The invention simultaneously adopts the temperature difference energy and the electric energy to carry out buoyancy driving, realizes the conversion of the ocean temperature difference energy into the electric energy, widens the working range of the underwater vehicle, and improves the working duration and the energy utilization rate of the underwater vehicle.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a thermal differential energy and electric energy buoyancy drive system for an underwater vehicle.
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The first embodiment is as follows: referring to fig. 1, the embodiment is specifically described, and the buoyancy driving system of temperature difference energy and electric energy for an underwater vehicle in the embodiment comprises: the device comprises a heat exchanger 1, an inner storage cavity 2, an outer storage cavity 3, an energy accumulator 4, a hydraulic motor 5, a generator 6, a storage battery 7, a medium box 8 and a battery management module 10. The inner storage chamber 2, the outer storage chamber 3, the medium chamber, the medium tank 8 and the energy store 4 are used for filling with a medium, which in practice may be hydraulic oil.
The heat exchanger 1 adopts a double-layer tubular structure, the outer layer of the heat exchanger 1 is a heat exchange pressure-resistant bin, and the shell of the heat exchanger is a metal pressure-resistant pipe, so that heat conduction is convenient. The outer layer of the heat exchanger 1 is a medium cavity which is a rubber hose. The rubber hose is arranged along the axial direction of the metal pressure-resistant pipe, and the phase-change material 11 is filled between the inner wall of the metal pressure-resistant pipe and the outer wall of the rubber hose. The phase change material 11 can catch the sea water temperature change, utilizes the rubber hose to keep apart phase change material 11 and medium, and 11 volume changes back of phase change material act on the medium in the rubber hose, promptly: as the aircraft sinks, the seawater cooling phase change material 11 is solidified, the volume is reduced, and the pressure on the rubber hose is reduced; as the aircraft floats upwards, the seawater warming phase change material 11 melts, the volume is increased, and the pressure on the rubber hose is increased.
The inner storage cavity 2 and the outer storage cavity 3 are both flexible storage cavities, and leather bags can be adopted in practical application. The heat exchange pressure resistant bin and the outer storage cavity 3 of the heat exchanger 1 are both positioned in the external environment of the aircraft, such as seawater; the inner storage chamber 2, the accumulator 4, the hydraulic motor 5, the generator 6, the battery 7, the media tank 8 and the battery management module 10 are all located inside the aircraft.
The opening of the medium cavity, the opening of the inner storage cavity 2, the opening of the energy accumulator 4, the liquid inlet of the hydraulic motor 5 and the liquid outlet of the hydraulic motor 5 are divided into two paths, and the opening of the outer storage cavity 3 is divided into three paths. One path of the opening of the medium cavity is communicated with one path of the opening of the inner storage cavity 2, and a one-way valve in the direction from the inner storage cavity 2 to the medium cavity is arranged between the two paths; two paths of openings of the medium cavity are communicated with one path of openings of the energy accumulator 4, and a one-way valve in the direction from the medium cavity to the energy accumulator 4 is arranged between the two paths of openings. The opening of the accumulator 4 is communicated all the way with the liquid inlet of the hydraulic motor 5. The two liquid inlet paths of the hydraulic motor 5 are communicated with the opening path of the outer storage cavity 3. The two paths of the openings of the outer storage cavity 3 are communicated with the one path of the liquid outlet of the hydraulic motor 5. Two liquid outlet channels of the hydraulic motor 5 are communicated with two opening channels of the inner storage cavity 2, and three opening channels of the outer storage cavity 3 are communicated with the medium tank 8. Valves are arranged at the liquid inlet of the hydraulic motor 5 and at one path and two paths of the opening of the outer storage cavity 3. A pump 9 is arranged at the opening of the medium box 8.
The power output end of the hydraulic motor 5 is connected with the power input end of the generator 6, the electric energy output end of the generator 6 is connected with the electric energy input end of the battery management module 10, the electric energy output end of the battery management module 10 is connected with the electric energy input end of the storage battery 7, and the driving signal output end of the battery management module 10 is connected with the driving signal input end of the pump 9.
The buoyancy driving system for the underwater vehicle by using the temperature difference energy and the electric energy is composed of a temperature difference energy driving system and an electric driving system, and achieves two functions of driving the underwater vehicle to perform submerged floating movement and generating electricity. The accumulator 4 is used to store and release energy generated by the volume change of the phase change material 11. The check valve is used for controlling the flow direction of the hydraulic oil. The valve is used for controlling the adjustment of the positive and negative buoyancy movement process of the generator 6. The hydraulic motor 5 converts the energy stored in the accumulator 4 into mechanical energy. The generator 6 converts the mechanical energy of the hydraulic motor 5 into electric energy, and the electric energy is stored in the storage battery 7 after being processed by the power management module 10. The change in volume of the outer storage chamber 3 causes a change in buoyancy of the float to drive movement of the float.
The second embodiment is as follows: the embodiment is based on a first specific embodiment, and provides a vehicle driving method for a thermal energy and electric energy buoyancy driving system of an underwater vehicle, which includes: a temperature difference energy driving method, an electric energy driving method and a method for converting temperature difference energy into electric energy are respectively explained by taking the case that the aircraft is located in seawater.
1. The temperature difference energy driving method comprises the following steps:
when the vehicle floats near the surface of the water, a valve, hereinafter referred to as valve number three, is opened between the inner storage chamber 2 and the outer storage chamber 3. The pressure of the outer storage cavity 3 is larger than that of the inner storage cavity 2, so that the medium flows into the inner storage cavity 2 from the outer storage cavity 3, the volume of the outer storage cavity 3 is reduced, the applied buoyancy is reduced, and the aircraft sinks. And when the buoyancy is equal to the gravity, the third valve is closed, and the aircraft is suspended at the preset depth.
In the sinking change process, the phase change material 11 in the heat exchange pressure-resistant bin of the heat exchanger 1 is submerged and condensed along with the aircraft, the pressure borne by the rubber hose is reduced, and a medium flows into the medium cavity from the inner storage cavity 2 through the one-way valve.
When the vehicle is suspended under water, a valve between the accumulator 4 and the outer storage chamber 3, hereinafter referred to as valve number two, is opened. The internal pressure of the energy accumulator 4 is greater than the pressure of seawater borne by the outer storage cavity 3, so that a medium flows from the energy accumulator 4 to the outer storage cavity 3, the volume of the outer storage cavity 3 is increased, the buoyancy is increased, and the aircraft floats upwards. And when the buoyancy is equal to the gravity, the second valve is closed, and the aircraft floats near the water surface.
In the floating change process, the phase change material 11 in the heat exchange pressure-resistant bin of the heat exchanger 1 gradually melts with the floating of the aircraft and the pressure on the rubber hose is increased, so that the medium flows into the energy accumulator 4 from the medium cavity through the one-way valve.
2. The electric energy driving method realizes fine adjustment of the position of the aircraft and rapid adjustment of the position, and specifically comprises the following steps:
when the aircraft sinks to the depth close to the underwater target, the battery management module 10 controls the pump 9 to be started, and micro-pumps the medium in the medium box 8 into or out of the outer storage cavity 3, so that the volume of the outer storage cavity 3 is finely adjusted, the buoyancy of the outer storage cavity 3 is finely adjusted, and the fine adjustment of the position of the aircraft is finally realized.
When the position of the aircraft needs to be changed rapidly in an emergency, the battery management module 10 controls the pump 9 to be started rapidly, and a large amount of media in the media tank 8 are pumped into or out of the outer storage cavity 3, so that the volume of the outer storage cavity 3 is changed rapidly, the buoyancy of the aircraft is changed rapidly, the aircraft can float upwards or dive rapidly, and the rapid adjustment of the position of the aircraft is achieved finally.
3. The method for converting the temperature difference energy into the electric energy comprises the following steps:
the valve at the fluid inlet of the hydraulic motor 5, i.e., valve number one, is opened. The pressure in the energy accumulator 4 is greater than the pressure in the inner storage cavity 2, the medium actively flows from the energy accumulator 4 to the inner storage cavity 2, when the medium flows through the hydraulic motor 5, the hydraulic motor 5 is driven to rotate, the generator 6 is driven to generate electricity, and the conversion from temperature difference energy to electric energy is realized. When the pressure of the energy accumulator 4 is reduced to an initial value, the first valve is closed, and the power generation is finished. At this point the volume of medium in the inner storage chamber 2 is just equal to the initial volume, completing one working cycle.

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1. A thermal differential energy, electrical energy buoyancy drive system for an underwater vehicle, comprising: a heat exchanger (1), an inner storage cavity (2), an outer storage cavity (3), an energy accumulator (4), a hydraulic motor (5), a generator (6), a storage battery (7), a medium box (8) and a battery management module (10),
the inner storage cavity (2) and the outer storage cavity (3) are both flexible storage cavities, the inner storage cavity (2), the energy accumulator (4), the hydraulic motor (5), the generator (6), the storage battery (7), the medium box (8) and the battery management module (10) are all positioned inside the aircraft, the heat exchange pressure resistant bin of the heat exchanger (1) and the outer storage cavity (3) are both positioned in the external environment of the aircraft,
a flexible medium cavity is arranged in a heat exchange pressure resistant bin of the heat exchanger (1), a phase change material (11) is filled between the heat exchange pressure resistant bin and the medium cavity, the inner storage cavity (2), the outer storage cavity (3), the medium cavity, the medium box (8) and the energy accumulator (4) are all used for filling medium,
the liquid inlet, the medium cavity, the inner storage cavity (2), the outer storage cavity (3), the energy accumulator (4) and the medium box (8) of the hydraulic motor (5) are communicated with each other, the liquid outlet, the inner storage cavity (2), the outer storage cavity (3) and the medium box (8) of the hydraulic motor (5) are communicated with each other,
a pump (9) is arranged at the opening of the medium box (8), valves are arranged on a passage between the outer storage cavity (3) and the inner storage cavity (2), a passage between the energy accumulator (4) and the outer storage cavity (3) and a liquid inlet of the hydraulic motor (5), the flow direction of the passage between the medium cavity and the energy accumulator (4) is from the medium cavity to the energy accumulator (4), the flow direction of the passage between the medium cavity and the inner storage cavity (2) is from the inner storage cavity (2) to the medium cavity,
the power output end of the hydraulic motor (5) is connected with the power input end of the generator (6), the electric energy output end of the generator (6) is connected with the electric energy input end of the battery management module (10), the electric energy output end of the battery management module (10) is connected with the electric energy input end of the storage battery (7), and the driving signal output end of the battery management module (10) is connected with the driving signal input end of the pump (9).
2. The buoyancy driving system of temperature difference energy and electric energy for the underwater vehicle as claimed in claim 1, wherein the heat exchange pressure resistant bin shell of the heat exchanger (1) is a metal pressure resistant pipe, the medium cavity is a rubber hose, the rubber hose is arranged along the axial direction of the metal pressure resistant pipe, and the phase change material (11) is filled between the inner wall of the metal pressure resistant pipe and the outer wall of the rubber hose.
3. The system according to claim 1, characterized in that the inner storage chamber (2) and the outer storage chamber (3) are both bladders.
4. The system according to claim 1, wherein the opening of the medium chamber, the opening of the inner storage chamber (2), the opening of the accumulator (4), the fluid inlet of the hydraulic motor (5) and the fluid outlet of the hydraulic motor (5) are divided into two paths, the opening of the outer storage chamber (3) is divided into three paths,
one path of the opening of the medium cavity is communicated with one path of the opening of the inner storage cavity (2), and a one-way valve in the direction from the inner storage cavity (2) to the medium cavity is arranged between the two,
two paths of openings of the medium cavity are communicated with one path of openings of the energy accumulator (4), a one-way valve in the direction from the medium cavity to the energy accumulator (4) is arranged between the two paths,
one path of an opening of the energy accumulator (4) is communicated with one path of a liquid inlet of the hydraulic motor (5), two paths of the liquid inlet of the hydraulic motor (5) are communicated with one path of an opening of the outer storage cavity (3), two paths of the opening of the outer storage cavity (3) are communicated with one path of a liquid outlet of the hydraulic motor (5), two paths of the liquid outlet of the hydraulic motor (5) are communicated with two paths of openings of the inner storage cavity (2), three paths of the opening of the outer storage cavity (3) are communicated with the medium tank (8),
valves are arranged at the liquid inlet of the hydraulic motor (5) and at one path and two paths of the opening of the outer storage cavity (3).
5. The vehicle driving method of the thermoelectric energy, electric energy buoyancy drive system for underwater vehicles according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises: a temperature difference energy driving method and an electric energy driving method,
the temperature difference energy driving method comprises the following steps:
when the aircraft floats on the water surface, a valve between the inner storage cavity (2) and the outer storage cavity (3) is opened, so that the medium flows into the inner storage cavity (2) from the outer storage cavity (3) and the aircraft sinks;
when the aircraft floats under water, a valve between the energy accumulator (4) and the outer storage cavity (3) is opened, so that the medium flows into the outer storage cavity (3) from the energy accumulator (4) and the aircraft floats upwards;
the electric energy driving method comprises the following steps:
when the aircraft sinks to the depth close to the underwater target, starting a pump (9), and pumping a medium in a medium box (8) into or out of the outer storage cavity (3) in a micro-pumping manner, so that the volume of the outer storage cavity (3) is finely adjusted, the buoyancy of the outer storage cavity (3) is finely adjusted, and the position of the aircraft is finely adjusted finally;
in an emergency situation, the pump (9) is started to pump a large amount of medium in the medium tank (8) into or out of the outer storage cavity (3), so that the volume of the outer storage cavity (3) is changed rapidly, and the position of the aircraft is adjusted rapidly finally.
6. The vehicle drive method of claim 5, further comprising a method of converting thermal differential energy into electrical energy, the method comprising:
and opening a valve at a liquid inlet of the hydraulic motor (5) to enable the medium in the energy accumulator (4) to flow through the hydraulic motor (5) and drive the hydraulic motor (5) to drive the generator (6) to generate electricity.
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