CN111927604A - Partitioned tapered automobile exhaust thermoelectric generator and tapered angle determination method thereof - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention provides a partitioned tapered automobile exhaust thermoelectric generator and a method for determining a tapered angle of the partitioned tapered automobile exhaust thermoelectric generator.A hot end heat exchanger is divided into n regions according to upper and lower opposite thermoelectric generation modules, the tail ends of the upper and lower side wall surfaces of each region are inclined inwards along the direction from an inlet end cover to an outlet end cover, n tapered angles are formed along the flowing direction of exhaust, and the tapered angles are sequentially increased along the tapered direction; in the method for determining the taper angle, first, the first region D is defined1Angle of taper alpha1Divided into a plurality of alpha1jCalculating alpha1jDetermining the output power of the lower temperature difference power generation module and the pumping loss caused by each reducing angle, and determining the reducing angle alpha1(ii) a And sequentially determining the taper angles of other areas according to the principle that the heat exchange quantity of each area is equal. The gradually-reduced angle of the invention is sequentially increased along the direction from the inlet end cover to the outlet end cover, so that the heat exchange quantity of each area is equal, each temperature difference power generation module works at the same temperature,thereby greatly improving the output power and the thermoelectric conversion efficiency of the thermoelectric generator.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of thermoelectric power generation, and particularly relates to a sectional tapered automobile exhaust thermoelectric generator and a tapered angle determination method thereof.
Background
In the working process of most of the prior internal combustion engine type engines, about 60-65% of energy is taken away by cooling water and automobile exhaust, wherein the waste heat of the exhaust accounts for more than 30%, and huge energy waste is caused. The thermoelectric generation technology is a novel green and environment-friendly energy technology which utilizes the Seebeck effect to directly convert heat energy into electric energy. The thermoelectric generator has the advantages of no chemical reaction, no pollution, no moving parts, no noise, long service life and the like when in work, thereby gaining wide attention. When the traditional flat plate type thermoelectric generator works, because the temperature distribution of the hot end of the heat exchanger is not uniform, the output power of the thermoelectric generator is influenced, and in order to solve the problem, in the prior art, the optimal thermoelectric material is selected according to the different temperatures of the areas by utilizing a method of the partitioned arrangement of the thermoelectric generation modules, or the cross section area and the height of the thermoelectric semiconductor of each area are adjusted according to the temperature distribution, so that the influence caused by the temperature non-uniformity is reduced.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of this, the invention provides a sectional tapered automobile exhaust thermoelectric generator and a method for determining a tapered angle thereof, wherein each thermoelectric generation module works at the same temperature, so that the output power and the thermoelectric conversion efficiency of the thermoelectric generator are greatly improved, and the production cost is reduced.
The present invention achieves the above-described object by the following technical means.
A partition gradual shrinkage type automobile exhaust thermoelectric generator comprises a hot end heat exchanger, wherein an inlet end cover and an outlet end cover which are integrally processed are arranged at two ends of the hot end heat exchanger, and the inlet end cover and the outlet end cover are respectively connected with an exhaust pipe; the hot end heat exchanger is divided into n regions according to the vertically opposite temperature difference power generation modules; the tail ends of the upper side wall surface and the lower side wall surface of each area are inclined inwards along the direction from the inlet end cover to the outlet end cover, and n tapered angles are formed between the tail ends and the tail gas flowing direction; the taper angle increases in order along the taper direction.
In the technical scheme, the flat heat conduction fins are arranged on the heat collection wall surfaces on the upper side and the lower side of each area at intervals.
Among the above-mentioned technical scheme, still include the cold junction radiator, cold junction radiator inside is equipped with the cooling water flow tube.
In the technical scheme, the cooling water flow pipeline adopts four-channel water paths.
A method for determining a reducing angle of a partition reducing type automobile exhaust thermoelectric generator comprises the following steps:
s1, determining a first area D1Angle of taper alpha1
S1.1, angle of taper alpha1Within the range of 0-3 DEG at intervalsTake a value, mark as alpha1jWherein
S1.2, determining each tapering angle alpha1jLower region D1The output power of the thermoelectric power generation module
Wherein: i is the current generated under the thermoelectric effect, RLIs the load resistance of the thermoelectric generation module, alpha is the Seebeck coefficient of the thermoelectric generation module, ThIs the hot end temperature, TcIs the cold end temperature, RinThe total internal resistance of the thermoelectric generation module;
the hot end temperature ThAnd cold end temperature TcThe method is obtained by the law of conservation of energy, and specifically comprises the following steps:
Ae=w0*(l0/cos(α1j))
wherein Q ishIs a hot-end heat absorption, QcHeat dissipation at the cold end, AeFor the effective heat convection area of the exhaust gas flowing through the hot-end heat exchanger, AwEffective convective heat transfer area for a cooling water flow over-cooling end radiator, AfinEffective heat convection area, T, of tail gas and heat conducting finsh2For the surface temperature, T, of the inner side of the heat collecting plate of the heat exchangerc2For the surface temperature, R, of the inner side of the cooling water pipe of the radiatorhIs the sum of heat conduction and thermal resistance of a heat collection plate and a hot end ceramic plate of the heat exchanger, RcIs the sum of heat conduction and heat resistance of a bottom plate and a cold-end ceramic plate of the radiator, ceIs the specific heat capacity of the tail gas, RteIs equivalent thermal resistance, T, of the thermoelectric generation modulee1Is the outlet temperature value of the first zone, heIs the convective heat transfer coefficient, T, of the surface of a heat exchanger at the hot end of the tail gase0The inlet temperature of the hot-end heat exchanger;
the above-mentionedλ is thermal conductivity, Nu is Nu Nussel coefficient, hydraulic diameterWherein the flow cross-sectional area A ═ A0+A1)/2=(h0-l0*tg(α1j))*w0,A0Is a first region D1Inlet cross-sectional area of, A1Is a first region D1And a first region D2Middle cross-sectional area of,/0、w0、h0Respectively the length, width and height of the hot end heat exchanger which is not subjected to the tapering treatment;
s1.3, determining a tapering angle alpha1jResulting pumping loss PlossComprises the following steps:
wherein:zeta is local resistance coefficient caused by gradual reduction, v is average flow velocity of tail gas, andrho is the density of the tail gas;
s1.4, region D1Each taper angle alpha1jNet output power Pnet=Poutput-Ploss;
S1.5, net output Power PnetAnd a taper angle alpha1The taper angle corresponding to the highest point of the relation curve is the region D1A taper angle of;
s2, determining the area D1Angle of taper alpha1While obtaining a taper angle alpha1Lower region D1Heat absorption capacity Q of hot-end heat exchangerh1Region D2Inlet temperature value T ofe1A connection region D1And D2Middle cross-sectional area A of1Make Q beh2=Qh1Determining the region D2Angle of taper alpha2Making the heat absorption capacity of hot end heat exchangers in each zone equal, and determining zone D in turn3、D4…,DnThe angle of taper of (a).
Further, the taper angle α2Obtained by the following formula:
Ae=w0*(l0/cos(α2))
wherein: t ise2Is the outlet temperature value of the second zone.
Further, the hot side heat exchanger inlet temperature Te0And mass flow of tail gasThe method is determined according to the duty ratio of low load, medium load and high load when the automobile runs on the urban road.
Furthermore, the ratio of the low load condition, the medium load condition and the high load condition is respectively set to be 20%, 70% and 10%.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: compared with the traditional thermoelectric generator, the thermoelectric generator has the advantages that the heat collection quantity of the hot-end heat exchanger is increased and the hot-end temperature of the thermoelectric generation module is effectively increased by respectively reducing the areas of the hot-end heat exchanger by a certain angle; the convergent angle is sequentially increased along the direction from the inlet end cover to the outlet end cover, so that the heat exchange quantity of each area is equal, and each thermoelectric power generation module works at the same temperature, thereby greatly improving the output power and the thermoelectric conversion efficiency of the thermoelectric generator, reducing the production cost and optimizing the output performance of the thermoelectric generator.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a zoned tapered automobile exhaust thermoelectric generator according to the present invention;
fig. 2 is a front view of the zoning-gradual-shrinkage type automobile exhaust thermoelectric generator of the invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of the internal structure of the hot side heat exchanger according to the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of the cold side heat sink configuration of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a schematic structural view of a thermoelectric power generation module according to the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a flow chart of a method for determining a taper angle of each region according to the present invention;
FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of thermal resistances of various parts of the thermoelectric generator according to the present invention;
FIG. 8 shows a thermoelectric generator region D according to the present invention1Net output power PnetAnd a taper angle alpha1A graph of the relationship change of (1);
FIG. 9 is a schematic view of the taper angle of each region according to the present invention.
The reference numbers are as follows: 1-inlet end cover, 2-hot end heat exchanger, 3-outlet end cover, 4-cold end radiator, 5-thermoelectric generation module, 6-flat heat conduction fin, 7-ceramic plate, 8-copper conducting strip, 9-PN junction, 10-hot end heat exchanger heat collection plate, and 11-cold end radiator bottom plate.
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The invention will be further described with reference to the following figures and specific examples, but the scope of the invention is not limited thereto.
As shown in fig. 1, the zonal tapered automobile exhaust thermoelectric generator of the present invention comprises a hot end heat exchanger 2, a cold end heat sink 4, a thermoelectric generation module 5, an inlet end cover 1 and an outlet end cover 3, wherein the hot end heat exchanger 2 is a flat plate type, the upper and lower side surfaces of the hot end heat exchanger 2 are sequentially provided with the thermoelectric generation module 5 and the cold end heat sink 4, and then are clamped by a clamp; an inlet end cover 1 and an outlet end cover 3 which are processed into a whole with the hot-end heat exchanger 2 are arranged at two ends of the hot-end heat exchanger 2, and the inlet end cover 1 and the outlet end cover 3 are respectively connected with an exhaust pipe. The hot end heat exchanger 2 is used for absorbing waste heat in tail gas heat flow and providing hot end working temperature for the temperature difference power generation module 5; the cold end radiator 4 provides cold end working temperature for the temperature difference power generation module 5; the thermoelectric generation module 5 generates a Seebeck thermoelectric effect under the action of the temperature difference at the cold end and the hot end, and converts heat energy into electric energy. In the embodiment, the temperature difference generator is arranged between the exhaust gas post-processor and the first-stage silencer of the automobile exhaust pipe.
The hot-end heat exchanger 2 corresponding to the vertically opposite thermoelectric power generation modules 5 is divided into n regions; in order to improve the output power and simultaneously ensure that the heat exchange quantity of each area is equal and the temperature of the hot end is uniformly distributed, the two side walls of each area which are opposite from top to bottom are inwards inclined along the direction from the inlet end cover 1 to the outlet end cover 3, the inclined angle formed by the inclined angle and the tail gas flowing direction is recorded as a tapered angle, and the tapered angle of the corresponding area is recorded as alphanAngle of taper alphanThe sizes of the inlet end cover 1 and the outlet end cover 3 are increased in sequence; first region D1Is marked as A0The median cross-sectional areas of adjacent zones are successively marked A1、A2、A3Last region DnIs marked as AnThe temperature value at the outlet of each zone heat exchanger is marked in sequenceIs Te1、Te2、Te3…Ten. As shown in FIG. 2, the present embodiment is divided into four regions, each of which is denoted as D in turn1、D2、D3、D4Corresponding taper angle of alpha1、α2、α3、α4(ii) a Last zone D4Is marked as A4。
As shown in fig. 3, the hot-side heat exchanger 2 further includes flat heat-conducting fins 6, and the flat heat-conducting fins 6 are arranged on the inner heat-collecting wall surfaces at the upper and lower sides of each zone at intervals for enhancing the heat collection capacity of the heat exchanger, in this embodiment, 10 fins are arranged on the wall surface of each zone.
As shown in fig. 4, the inside cooling water flow pipe that is the diameter d that is equipped with of cold junction radiator 4 of this embodiment, cooling water flow pipe adopt the four-channel water route, are favorable to increasing heat radiating area, and cooling water flow pipe access & exit is respectively through water-cooling head connector and cooling water pump intercommunication, realizes the circulation flow. In the present embodiment, the diameter d is preferably 5.5 mm.
As shown in fig. 5, the single thermoelectric generation module 5 used in the present embodiment is composed of ceramic plates 7, copper conductive sheets 8, and PN junctions 9, a plurality of PN junctions 9 connected in series are provided between two ceramic plates 7, and copper conductive sheets 8 are welded to adjacent P-type semiconductors and N-type semiconductors. In this embodiment, 127 pairs of PN junctions 9 are preferable, and 128 conductive copper sheets 8 are preferable.
As shown in fig. 6, the present invention further provides a method for determining the taper angle of each region of the hot-side heat exchanger, which comprises the following steps:
step (1), determining the sizes (preset parameters) of all parts of the hot-end heat exchanger which is not subjected to the tapering treatment, wherein the hot-end heat exchanger which is not subjected to the tapering treatment and the hot-end heat exchanger 2 which is subjected to the tapering treatment are divided into the same regions, namely each pair of temperature difference power generation modules 5 is divided into one region; specific dimensions are shown in table 1:
table 1 dimensions of the thermoelectric generator parts
And (2) dividing the automobile into three working conditions of low load, medium load and high load under the normal running of the urban road, and obtaining the temperature value T at the inlet of the hot end heat exchanger 2 of the engine under the working conditions of low load, medium load and high load through experimentsiAnd the mass flow of the tail gas at the inlet of the hot end heat exchanger 2 under each working conditionWherein i is 1, 2, 3, represents three kinds of operating modes of low load, medium load, high load respectively, and engine operating mode parameter under different operating modes is shown as table 2:
TABLE 2 Engine operating parameters
And then determining the inlet temperature T of the hot end heat exchanger according to the duty ratio of low, medium and high load working conditions of the automobile when the automobile runs on the urban roade0And mass flow of tail gasIn this embodiment, the ratios of the medium-low load, the medium load, and the high load are set to 20%, 70%, and 10%, respectively, and the inlet temperature value of the hot-end heat exchanger 2 is determined to be Te0=20%*T1+70%*T2+10%*T3635K, tail gas mass flow of
Assuming that the temperature and the mass flow rate of the cooling water in the cold-side radiator 4 are kept constant, the temperature of the cooling water in the cold-side radiator 4 is 300K and the mass flow rate is 20g/s (both are empirical values) in the present embodiment.
And (3) determining physical parameters of the tail gas and the cooling water, wherein the physical parameters are shown in a table 3:
TABLE 3 physical Properties of exhaust gas and Cooling Water
And (4) determining the size and physical parameters of the thermoelectric generation module 5, as shown in table 4:
TABLE 4 thermoelectric power generation Module dimensions and physical parameters
Step (5), the embodiment divides four regions into a total, and each region is sequentially marked as D1、D2、D3、D4Corresponding taper angle of alpha1、α2、α3、α4(ii) a First, a first region D is determined1Angle of taper alpha1When the angle of taper is alpha1When the output power P of the thermoelectric generator is gradually increased from 0outputThe back pressure in the exhaust pipe is increased at the same time, which causes a certain pumping loss PlossTherefore, a maximum net output power P is generated at a certain taper anglenet=Poutput-PlossI.e. there is an optimum taper angle.
Step (5.1), dividing angles: will taper down by an angle alpha1Within the range of 0-3 DEG at intervalsTake a value, mark as alpha1j, Between 0.1 ° and 0.5 °, this embodiment is preferably 0.2 °, when j is 0, 1, 2, 3, …, 15, i.e.: alpha is alpha10=0°,α11=0.2°,α12=0.4°,……;
Step (5.2), determining each taper angle alpha1jLower region D1The output power of the thermoelectric generation module of (1), comprising:
as shown in fig. 7, based on the thermal resistance model, the thermal conductivity resistances of the materials of the heat collecting plate 10, the bottom plate 11 of the cold end heat sink, the ceramic plate 7 and the PN junction 9 of the hot end heat exchanger during the heat transfer process are respectively calculated; in this embodiment, the heat collecting plate 10 of the hot-end heat exchanger and the bottom plate 11 of the cold-end radiator are made of aluminum; the concrete formula is as follows:
in the formula, RcondIs the thermal conductivity and resistance of the material, hmIs the height of the material, λmIs the thermal conductivity of the material, AmIs the cross-sectional area of the material.
Calculating to obtain the convection heat transfer coefficient h of the surface of the tail gas heat-to-heat end heat exchanger 2 by using a fluid mechanics and heat transfer chemical formulaeAnd the convective heat transfer coefficient h of the cooling water to the surface of the cold end radiator 4w(ii) a The following formula is adopted:
f=(1.82lgRe-1.64)-2 (5)
A=(A0+A1)/2=(h0-l0*tg(α1j))*w0 (9)
wherein Nu is a fluid Nussel coefficient, Re is a fluid Reynolds number, f is a fluid friction coefficient, Pr is a fluid Prandtl number, rho is a fluid density, v is an average flow velocity of the fluid, D is a hydraulic diameter, mu is a hydrodynamic viscosity, c is a fluid specific heat capacity, and lambda is a fluid thermal conductivity,the mass flow of the fluid, A is the area of the flow cross section, L is the wet circumference, and h is the convective heat transfer coefficient of the fluid, including the convective heat transfer coefficient heAnd convective heat transfer coefficient hwTg () is a tangent function.
According to the heat flow equality (law of conservation of energy), there are:
Ae=w0*(l0/cos(α1j))+Afin (12)
in the formula, QhIs a hot-end heat absorption, QcHeat dissipation at the cold end, AeFor the effective heat convection area of the exhaust gas flowing through the hot-end heat exchanger, AwEffective convective heat transfer area for a cooling water flow over-cooling end radiator, AfinEffective heat convection area, T, of tail gas and heat conducting finsh2For heat collecting plates of heat exchangersInside surface temperature, Tc2For the surface temperature, R, of the inner side of the cooling water pipe of the radiatorhIs the sum of heat conduction and thermal resistance of a heat collection plate and a hot end ceramic plate of the heat exchanger, RcIs the sum of heat conduction resistances of a bottom plate of the radiator and a ceramic plate at a cold end, alpha is the Seebeck coefficient of the thermoelectric generation module, I is the current generated under the thermoelectric effect, R isinIs the total internal resistance of the thermoelectric generation module, ceIs the specific heat capacity of the tail gas, ThIs the hot end temperature, TcIs the cold end temperature, RteIs equivalent thermal resistance (namely material heat conduction thermal resistance of PN junction 9) of the thermoelectric generation module, RLIs a load resistance, T, of the thermoelectric generation modulee1Is the outlet temperature value of the first zone.
Simultaneous equations (10) - (13) are calculated to obtain the region D1At each taper angle alpha1jHot end temperature T of lower thermoelectric generation module 5hAnd cold end temperature TcThus, each taper angle α can be obtained1jLower region D1Output power ofOutput powerThe Seebeck coefficient, the internal resistance, the load resistance and the temperatures at two ends of the thermoelectric generation module 5 are determined, namely:
step (5.3), tapering the angle α1jResulting pumping loss PlossComprises the following steps:
wherein, zeta is a local resistance coefficient caused by the tapering and is obtained by an interpolation method;
step (5.4), calculating region D1Each taper angle alpha1jNet output power Pnet=Poutput-Ploss(ii) a The net output power P is plotted as shown in FIG. 8netAnd a taper angle alpha1The curve of (1) shows the taper angle alpha corresponding to the highest point of the parabolic curve11.7 °, this is region D1The optimum taper angle of.
Step (6) of determining the region D2The taper angle of (c): determining the region D1Of the optimum taper angle alpha1At a taper angle alpha1Lower region D1Heat absorption capacity Q of hot-end heat exchangerh1Region D2Inlet temperature value T ofe1A connection region D1And D2Middle cross-sectional area A of1According to Qh2=Qh1By determining the region D by the following formula of the heat transfer theory2Angle of taper alpha2:
Ae=w0*(l0/cos(α2)) (17)
Sequentially determining the region D by the equal heat absorption capacity of the hot end heat exchangers of each region3、D4Angle of taper alpha3And alpha4. Under the condition that the heat exchange quantity of each area is equal, the taper angle of each area with uniform temperature distribution at the hot end of the thermoelectric generator in the embodiment is shown as figure 9, wherein alpha is2Is 2.3 DEG and alpha3Is 2.9 DEG and alpha4Is 3.5 degrees.
And (5) according to the steps (1) to (6), after the taper angle of each region is determined, processing the hot-end heat exchanger 2 with the taper angle.
The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and any obvious improvements, substitutions or modifications can be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit of the present invention.
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1. A partitioned gradual-shrinkage type automobile exhaust thermoelectric generator is characterized by comprising a hot-end heat exchanger (2), wherein an inlet end cover (1) and an outlet end cover (3) which are integrally processed are arranged at two ends of the hot-end heat exchanger (2), and the inlet end cover (1) and the outlet end cover (3) are respectively connected with an exhaust pipe; the hot end heat exchanger (2) is divided into n regions according to the vertically opposite temperature difference power generation modules (5); the tail ends of the upper side wall surface and the lower side wall surface of each area are inclined inwards along the direction from the inlet end cover (1) to the outlet end cover (3), and n tapered angles are formed between the tail ends and the tail gas flowing direction; the taper angle increases in order along the taper direction.
2. The zonal tapered automobile exhaust thermoelectric generator according to claim 1, wherein flat heat conducting fins (6) are arranged on the inner heat collecting wall surfaces on the upper and lower sides of each zone at intervals.
3. The zonal tapered automobile exhaust thermoelectric generator according to claim 1, further comprising a cold end radiator (4), wherein a cooling water flow pipeline is arranged inside the cold end radiator (4).
4. The zonal tapered automotive exhaust thermoelectric generator according to claim 3, wherein the cooling water flow pipeline adopts a four-channel water channel.
5. A method for determining a taper angle of a zonal tapered automobile exhaust thermoelectric generator according to any one of claims 1 to 4, comprising the steps of:
s1, determining a first area D1Angle of taper alpha1
S1.1, angle of taper alpha1Within the range of 0-3 DEG at intervalsTake a value, mark as alpha1jWherein
S1.2, 1Defining each taper angle alpha1jLower region D1The output power of the thermoelectric power generation module
Wherein: i is the current generated under the thermoelectric effect, RLIs the load resistance of the thermoelectric generation module, alpha is the Seebeck coefficient of the thermoelectric generation module, ThIs the hot end temperature, TcIs the cold end temperature, RinThe total internal resistance of the thermoelectric generation module;
the hot end temperature ThAnd cold end temperature TcThe method is obtained by the law of conservation of energy, and specifically comprises the following steps:
Ae=w0*(l0/cos(α1j))+Afin
wherein Q ishIs a hot-end heat absorption, QcHeat dissipation at the cold end, AeFor the effective heat convection area of the exhaust gas flowing through the hot-end heat exchanger, AwEffective convective heat transfer area for a cooling water flow over-cooling end radiator, AfinEffective heat convection area, T, of tail gas and heat conducting finsh2For the surface temperature, T, of the inner side of the heat collecting plate of the heat exchangerc2For the surface temperature, R, of the inner side of the cooling water pipe of the radiatorhIs the sum of heat conduction and thermal resistance of a heat collection plate and a hot end ceramic plate of the heat exchanger, RcIs the sum of heat conduction and heat resistance of a bottom plate and a cold-end ceramic plate of the radiator, ceIs the specific heat capacity of the tail gas, RteIs equivalent thermal resistance, T, of the thermoelectric generation modulee1Is the outlet temperature value of the first zone, heIs the convective heat transfer coefficient, T, of the surface of a heat exchanger at the hot end of the tail gase0The inlet temperature of the hot-end heat exchanger;
the above-mentionedλ is thermal conductivity, Nu is Nu Nussel coefficient, hydraulic diameterWherein the flow cross-sectional area A ═ A0+A1)/2=(h0-l0*tg(α1j))*w0,A0Is a first region D1Inlet cross-sectional area of, A1Is a first region D1And a second area D2Middle cross-sectional area of,/0、w0、h0Respectively the length, width and height of the hot end heat exchanger which is not subjected to the tapering treatment;
s1.3, determining a tapering angle alpha1jResulting pumping loss PlossComprises the following steps:
wherein:zeta is local resistance coefficient caused by gradual reduction, v is average flow velocity of tail gas, andrho is the density of the tail gas;
s1.4, region D1Each gradually becomingReduction angle alpha1jNet output power Pnet=Poutput-Ploss;
S1.5, net output Power PnetAnd a taper angle alpha1The taper angle corresponding to the highest point of the relation curve is the region D1A taper angle of;
s2, determining the area D1Angle of taper alpha1While obtaining a taper angle alpha1Lower region D1Heat absorption capacity Q of hot-end heat exchangerh1Region D2Inlet temperature value T ofe1A connection region D1And D2Middle cross-sectional area A of1From Qh2=Qh1Determining the region D2Angle of taper alpha2Sequentially determining the regions D according to the equal heat absorption capacity of the hot end heat exchangers of each region3、D4…,DnThe angle of taper of (a).
7. The method for determining the taper angle of the zonal tapered automobile exhaust thermoelectric generator according to claim 5, wherein the inlet temperature T of the hot-end heat exchanger is determined by the inlet temperature T of the hot-end heat exchangere0And mass flow of tail gasThe method is determined according to the duty ratio of low load, medium load and high load when the automobile runs on the urban road.
8. The method for determining the taper angle of the zonal tapered automobile exhaust thermoelectric generator according to claim 7, wherein the ratios of the low load, the medium load and the high load are set to 20%, 70% and 10%, respectively.
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