CN112610391B - Single-gear-ring double-rotation-driven wave energy collecting device - Google Patents

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CN112610391B
CN112610391B CN202011493162.5A CN202011493162A CN112610391B CN 112610391 B CN112610391 B CN 112610391B CN 202011493162 A CN202011493162 A CN 202011493162A CN 112610391 B CN112610391 B CN 112610391B
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The invention relates to a wave energy collecting device driven by single-gear-ring double rotation, and belongs to the field of green renewable energy sources for utilizing wave energy. Comprises a bottom floating body, a middle frame, an upper platform, a rotating frame and a floating ball. The floating ball is hung under one end of the rotating frame, the other end of the rotating frame is an arc-shaped toothed ring, and the circle center of the arc-shaped toothed ring is fixedly installed on the upper platform through a bearing. The arc-shaped toothed ring is meshed with a main ratchet wheel of the power shaft, the auxiliary ratchet wheel outer toothed ring and the main ratchet wheel outer toothed ring rotate in opposite directions through the steering wheel, the ratchet wheel outer toothed ring is appointed to rotate clockwise to output force, and the ratchet wheel outer toothed ring rotates anticlockwise to idle. When the floating ball rises, the main ratchet wheel rotates clockwise to output force → the auxiliary ratchet wheel idles anticlockwise; when the floating ball descends, the main ratchet wheel idles → the auxiliary ratchet wheel rotates clockwise to apply force, the single-tooth-ring double-rotation driving power shaft does work, and the vertical and horizontal acting force of the fluctuation of the waves is collected in a torque mode. The device of the invention fully utilizes the three-dimensional, random and inconstant natural attributes of natural waves to realize the collection of wave energy.

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Single-gear-ring double-rotation-driven wave energy collecting device
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of green renewable energy sources for wave energy utilization, and particularly relates to a single-gear-ring double-rotation-driven wave energy collecting device.
Background
The wave energy refers to the energy of water surface waves, has wide distribution range in oceans, lakes and reservoirs, high energy density and easy large-scale utilization, and is a typical clean pollution-free green renewable energy source which is rapidly developed. China is a big ocean country, ocean energy resources are rich, and development prospects are wide. Many islands in China are basically supplied with power without a power grid, the production and the life of residents on the islands are relatively backward, and the economic development of the residents is restricted by the difficulty of power supply; particularly, offshore working platforms and islands of west sand and south sand far away from continents have more urgent requirements on electric power, so that research and development of wave energy devices suitable for oceans in China have practical significance and economic value.
The types of the current wave energy collecting devices are mainly as follows: wave-collecting submersible pressure difference type, wave attenuation type, water column oscillation type, surge oscillation type, nodding duck type, over-top type, eagle type, raft type and the like. The wave energy collection method can be roughly divided into four types: clutch gear box, hydraulic, pneumatic and direct drive, but basically all are monomers to collect wave energy. In recent years, a direct drive type conversion system that directly converts wave energy into electric energy using a linear conversion motor has been vigorously developed.
Waves are three-dimensional in space, random in time, and inconstant in frequency, phase, amplitude, and direction. These characteristics have a great negative effect on the collection of wave energy, making the design of the solitary wave energy collection device extremely complex and the collected wave energy also very unstable. The existing various wave energy collecting devices are mainly developed by monomer devices, and the adverse effects of the three-dimensional property, randomness and inconstant property of waves on wave energy collection are reduced.
The applicant's granted utility model patent (ZL 2018214635225) proposed a wave energy collecting device (hereinafter referred to as "applied patent").
The core concept of the applied patent publication is: the wave energy collecting device fully utilizes the three-dimensional property, randomness and inconstant of waves, each wave energy collecting component independently runs, the main shaft is driven to rotate along the consistent direction through the ratchet wheel, stable mechanical energy is obtained after the wave energy collecting device is converged by the transmission shaft, and wave energy collection is achieved.
The technical scheme of the applied patent comprises the following steps: the system comprises a working platform, N wave energy collecting systems, a transmission device, a speed regulating device and an energy conversion system; the wave energy collecting systems respectively comprise a horizontal main shaft and M vertical sliding rails which are arranged in parallel and are respectively arranged on a frame, and each sliding rail is respectively provided with a wave energy collecting component.
The key structure body of the applied patent is a wave energy collecting component, and the key point of realization is that a large-scale working platform and a plurality of frames for erecting slide rails are needed. The wave energy collecting component slides up and down along the slide rail, and is suspended and supported by a single connecting rod when the floating ball is positioned at the lowest end of the wave trough. Under the action of the transverse thrust of waves, the floating ball is supported by a cantilever constrained by one end and is easy to damage or even break. When the wave energy collecting component rises, the rack is meshed with the ratchet wheel to rotate forwards to do work, and when the wave energy collecting component falls, the ratchet wheel rotates reversely to do no work, so that the wave energy collecting component belongs to single-gear driven one-way work.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the defects of the prior art and provides a wave energy collecting device driven by single-toothed-ring double rotation, which fully utilizes the three-dimensional property, randomness and inconstant property of natural waves to collect the wave energy.
In order to achieve the purpose, the invention adopts the following technical scheme:
the invention provides a wave energy collecting device driven by single-toothed-ring double rotation, which is characterized by comprising a plurality of wave energy collecting units connected in series or in parallel; each wave energy collecting unit comprises a floating platform consisting of a bottom floating body, a middle frame and an upper platform in sequence, and N wave energy collecting components arranged on the floating platform, wherein each wave energy collecting component comprises a rotating frame arranged on the upper platform and a floating ball fixed at the tail end of each rotating frame; wherein the content of the first and second substances,
the upper platform comprises a frame structure, a power shaft is arranged in the middle of the frame structure, a power shaft output wheel and N driving wheel components arranged at intervals are sleeved on the power shaft, and N/2 rotating frame installation components are arranged at intervals on two sides of the frame structure; the driving wheel component comprises a mounting seat, a main ratchet wheel and an auxiliary ratchet wheel with the same pawl orientation, and a main steering wheel and an auxiliary steering wheel which are respectively positioned on the upper parts of the main ratchet wheel and the auxiliary ratchet wheel; through holes for the power shaft to pass through are formed in two side walls of the mounting seat, and the main ratchet wheel and the auxiliary ratchet wheel are sleeved on the power shaft; the main ratchet wheel and the auxiliary ratchet wheel respectively comprise an outer gear ring and an inner gear ring, the inner gear ring is in key fit with the power shaft, the outer gear ring is supported by a first rolling bearing sleeved on the inner gear ring and can rotate bidirectionally relative to the inner gear ring under the control of the pawl; the outer gear ring of the auxiliary ratchet wheel and the outer gear ring of the main ratchet wheel rotate oppositely through the main steering wheel and the auxiliary steering wheel; each rotating frame mounting component comprises a first mounting seat sleeved on a rotating frame shaft and two second mounting seats positioned on two sides of the first mounting seat; each rotating frame and the rotating frame shaft can synchronously and freely rotate relative to the first mounting seat and the second mounting seat of the corresponding rotating frame mounting component;
each rotating frame comprises a rotating frame main frame, an arc single-tooth ring and a floating ball mounting plate, wherein the arc single-tooth ring and the floating ball mounting plate are respectively fixed at the head end and the tail end of the rotating frame main frame; the middle part of the main frame of the rotating frame is sleeved on the rotating frame shaft, and the first mounting seat and the two second mounting seats limit the axial movement of the rotating frame along the rotating frame shaft; each of the arcuate single toothed rings is engaged with the outer toothed ring of the main ratchet wheel in a corresponding one of the drive members.
Furthermore, a suspension bracket and a suspension bracket shaft are respectively arranged at the top end of the mounting seat of each driving wheel component; the suspension frame shaft is fixed at the top end of the mounting seat and is parallel to the power shaft; one end of the suspension bracket is sleeved on the suspension bracket shaft, and the other end of the suspension bracket is a free end; when the wave energy collecting component needs to be overhauled or needs to stop running in an extreme sea condition, the floating ball end of the rotating frame is lifted, the upper end of the arc-shaped single-toothed ring is lower than the suspension frame shaft, the free end of the suspension frame is turned to the arc-shaped single-toothed ring and sleeved on the upper end of the arc-shaped single-toothed ring, and the floating ball leaves the water surface to realize the braking of the wave energy collecting component.
The device of the invention has the characteristics and beneficial effects that:
the device fully utilizes the three-dimensional, random and inconstant natural properties of natural waves, and converts wave energy into rotary mechanical energy to the maximum extent by adopting the known ratchet technology, thereby realizing the effective utilization of green renewable energy.
The device has the core that a single-tooth-ring double-rotation driving mode is adopted, the main ratchet wheel and the auxiliary ratchet wheel are in linkage rotation in opposite directions under the action of the single-tooth ring through the steering wheel, so that the vertical acting force and the horizontal acting force applied in the ascending and descending processes of the floating ball can act in a torque mode, and the wave energy collection efficiency can be obviously improved.
The moving part (the rotating part of the rotating frame) of the device is positioned above the water surface and is supported by the bearing to rotate, so that the device has small energy loss and strong corrosion resistance.
The device can be built together with offshore wind energy equipment, the power generation efficiency is coordinated and supplemented with each other, and a basic platform and power distribution resources are shared. The device can be built in oceans, lakes, reservoirs and the like; the power supply is particularly suitable for supplying power to offshore islands and ocean operation platforms, and can save a large amount of transportation resources.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the basic unit structure of the device according to the embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a schematic structural view of the upper stage in fig. 1.
Fig. 3 (a), (b) and (c) are respectively a front view, a side view and a ratchet wheel sectional view of the driving wheel member in fig. 2.
Fig. 4 is a structural schematic view of the rotating frame mounting member of fig. 2.
Fig. 5 (a) and (b) are a schematic three-dimensional structure and a plan view of the rotating frame of fig. 1, respectively.
Fig. 6 (a) and (b) are schematic views of the operating principle of the driving wheel member and the wave energy collecting member, respectively, in the embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of the floating ball torque drive in the embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 8 (a) and (b) are schematic diagrams of series and parallel assembly of wave energy collecting units in an embodiment of the invention.
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The wave energy collecting device driven by single-toothed ring double rotation of the invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings 1-8 and the embodiment.
Fig. 1 is a schematic view of the overall structure of the embodiment of the present invention, which includes a bottom floating body a, a middle frame B, an upper platform C, a plurality of rotating frames D installed on the upper platform C, and a plurality of floating balls E respectively installed at the ends of the rotating frames D. And erecting a middle frame B on the upper plane of the bottom floating body A, and installing an upper platform C on the middle frame B to form a floating platform. Each rotating frame D and the floating ball E at the tail end of the rotating frame D form a wave energy collecting component. In order to meet the requirements of standardized and modularized processing and facilitate transportation, the method includes but is not limited to that 4 wave energy collecting members are arranged on an upper platform C of a floating platform to form a basic wave energy collecting unit, and a plurality of wave energy collecting units can be assembled into a set of complete wave energy collecting device in a series or parallel mode. Only the basic wave energy collecting unit is described below.
The submerged bottom floating body A is formed by combining and assembling a plurality of floating barrels arranged at intervals, and the plurality of floating barrels are arranged in parallel on the same plane in order to reduce the space occupied vertically and adapt to the application of shallower water areas. The buoy is a framework formed by a steel framework and a lining steel wire mesh, an inflatable rubber belt is arranged in the buoy, and the lining steel wire mesh can uniformly bear the outward pressure of the inflatable rubber belt. The buoyancy of the floating body at the bottom can be changed due to the change of the temperature and the salt content of the seawater, and the buoyancy can be adjusted by the inflation quantity of the inflatable rubber belt. The bottom float A is used to provide buoyancy for the overall device.
The middle frame B adopts steel bars, an upper beam B1, a vertical column B2, an inclined column B3 and a bottom beam B4 are respectively welded into a triangular truss structure, and the multi-row triangular truss structure is arranged on the upper plane of the bottom floating body A. The middle frame B provides support for the upper platform C, and the inflation quantity in the rubber belt is adjusted to enable the upper platform C to be higher than the water surface by a certain distance.
The upper platform C is a frame structure, which provides a mounting base for the 4 wave energy collecting members of the present embodiment, and the structure of the upper platform C is shown in fig. 2. The upper platform C comprises 1 longitudinal beam C2 positioned in the middle and 2 longitudinal beams C6 positioned on two sides, two ends of each longitudinal beam C2 and C6 are fixedly connected with an upper cross beam B1 of the middle frame B to form a rectangular frame, and the axial directions of the longitudinal beams C2 and C6 are parallel to the axial directions of the buoys in the bottom floating body A. A power shaft C3 is mounted on the middle longitudinal beam C2, a power shaft output wheel C1 and 4 driving wheel members C4 arranged at intervals are sleeved on the power shaft C3, and 2 rotating frame mounting members C5 are mounted on 2 longitudinal beams C6 on two sides respectively. Each driving wheel member C4 is engaged with the head end of a corresponding one of the turntables D, and each turntable D is mounted on a corresponding one of the turntable mounting members C5 through its center hole. Wherein:
the drive wheel members C4 are identical in structure, and fig. 3 (a) and (b) are a front view and a side view of 1 drive wheel member C4, respectively. The driving wheel member C4 includes a U-shaped mount C4a, a main ratchet C4b, a sub ratchet C4C, a main steering wheel C4d, a sub steering wheel C4e, a suspension bracket C4f, and a suspension bracket shaft C4 g. Through holes for the power shaft C3 to penetrate through are formed in two side walls of the U-shaped mounting seat C4a, and the main ratchet wheel C4b and the auxiliary ratchet wheel C4C are sleeved on the power shaft C3; the main ratchet C4b is also engaged with the head end of a corresponding one of the turntables D to transmit the driving force of the turntables D. The ratchet structures are the same, and the direction of the pawl C4k is the same (as the pawl C4k in the figure 3(C) is in the anticlockwise direction, the outer toothed ring C4h rotates clockwise to clamp the pawl C4k, and the power shaft C3 which is in key fit with the inner toothed ring C4j is driven to generate force). Taking the main ratchet C4b as an example, the main ratchet C4b includes an outer toothed ring C4h and an inner toothed ring C4j, the inner toothed ring C4j is keyed to the power shaft C3, and the outer toothed ring C4h is supported by a rolling bearing (e.g., a deep groove ball bearing) C4i sleeved on the inner toothed ring C4j, and can rotate bidirectionally relative to the inner toothed ring C4j under the control of the pawl C4 k. The main steering wheel C4d is positioned at the upper part of the main ratchet wheel C4b, and the left section of the main steering wheel C4d is meshed and linked with the outer toothed ring C4h of the main ratchet wheel C4 b; the auxiliary steering wheel C4e is positioned on the upper part of the auxiliary ratchet wheel C4C, the left section of the auxiliary steering wheel C4e is meshed with the right section of the main steering wheel C4d, the right section of the auxiliary steering wheel C4e is meshed with the outer toothed ring of the auxiliary ratchet wheel C4C, and the outer toothed ring of the auxiliary ratchet wheel C4C is driven to rotate. The rotation direction is changed by the two steering wheels, so that the rotation direction of the outer gear ring of the auxiliary ratchet C4C is opposite to that of the outer gear ring of the main ratchet C4 b. 4 gears are meshed with each other pairwise without interfering with other gears. The suspension bracket shaft C4g is fixed at the upper opening of the U-shaped mounting seat C4a and is parallel to the power shaft C3, one end of the suspension bracket C4f is sleeved on the suspension bracket shaft C4g, the other end is a free end, and braking of the wave energy collecting member is realized by turning the orientation of the free end of the suspension bracket C4f (the braking process of the suspension bracket C4f will be described in detail below).
Each of the rotating frame mounting members C5 has the same structure, and fig. 4 is a schematic structural view of 1 rotating frame mounting member C5. The rotating frame mounting member C5 includes a rotating frame shaft C5C, a first mounting seat C5a sleeved on the rotating frame shaft C5C, and two second mounting seats C5b symmetrically disposed at two sides of the first mounting seat C5 a; the first installation seat C5a and the two second installation seats C5b are both U-shaped structures, and two inner side walls of the first installation seat C5a are respectively sleeved at the middle part of the rotating frame shaft C5C through a rolling bearing C5d (such as a deep groove bearing, which mainly bears radial acting force); two inner side walls of each second mounting seat C5b are respectively sleeved at two ends of the rotating frame shaft C5C through a rolling bearing C5e (such as a tapered roller bearing, which needs to bear the axial thrust of the inclined supporting rods D3 and D5). Each turret mounting member C5 is coupled to a respective one of the turrets D, and the turret D and turret shaft C5C are freely rotatable relative to the first mount C5a and the second mount C5 b.
The structures of the rotating frames D are the same, fig. 5 (a) and (b) are respectively schematic structural diagrams of 1 rotating frame D on the right side in fig. 1, the rotating frame D comprises a main rotating frame, an arc-shaped single-toothed ring D1 and a floating ball mounting plate D7, the main rotating frame is respectively fixed at the head end and the tail end of the main rotating frame, the middle part of the main rotating frame is sleeved on a rotating frame shaft C5C, and the axial movement of the rotating frame D along the rotating frame shaft C5C is limited by a first mounting seat C5a and two second mounting seats C5 b; the arc-shaped single-toothed ring D1 is engaged with the outer toothed ring C4h of the main ratchet C4b in the corresponding one of the drive members C4. The main frame of the rotating frame comprises a middle main body and diagonal brace rod assemblies symmetrically positioned at two sides of the middle main body; the middle body comprises a central plate D0, a plurality of rod pieces D2 and a vertical plate D6 which are fixedly connected, wherein a central hole D4 (namely the circle center of an arc-shaped single-tooth ring D1) on the central plate D0 is sleeved on a rotating frame shaft C5C, so that the rotating frame D and the rotating frame shaft C5C are enabled to freely rotate under the support of a first mounting seat C5a and two second mounting seats C5b and cannot move along the axial direction of the rotating frame shaft C5C; the floating ball mounting plate D7 is fixed on the lower plane of the vertical plate D6. The middle body and the arc-shaped single-tooth ring D1 form a coplanar hyperstatic structure to bear acting forces in the horizontal direction x and the vertical direction y. The inclined strut assembly of the rotating frame D comprises a plurality of first inclined struts D3 and a plurality of second inclined struts D5 which are symmetrically arranged at two sides of the main frame and are similar to a shuttle shape on a horizontal plane; the left end of each first inclined strut D3 is fixedly welded with the single-tooth ring D1, and the right end of each first inclined strut D3 is fixedly sleeved on a central shaft C5C of the rotating frame at the position of a second mounting seat C5 b; the left ends of a plurality of second inclined supporting rods D5 are also fixedly sleeved at the position of a second mounting seat C5b of the central shaft C5C of the rotating frame, and the right ends are fixedly connected with a floating ball mounting plate D7; each inclined strut can bear the acting force in the direction (z direction) perpendicular to the plane of the main frame of the rotating frame. The three-dimensional rotating frame D formed by the middle main body and the inclined strut assembly can keep stable operation under the action of forces in different directions.
The floating ball mounting plate D7 is located at the lower part of the tail end of the rotating frame D, and the lower part of the floating ball mounting plate D7 is fixedly connected with a corresponding floating ball E through a plurality of fixed connecting columns.
The arc-shaped single-toothed ring D1 of each rotary frame D is engaged with the outer toothed ring C4h of the main ratchet C4b of a corresponding one of the driving members C4 to transmit the wave action force applied to the float ball E to the power shaft C3.
Referring to fig. 3 and 6, the principle that the rotating frame D enables the double ratchets (C4b and C4C) in the driving wheel member C4 to do work when the floating ball E ascends or descends is described by taking the wave energy collecting member on the right side of fig. 1 as an example:
the main ratchet C4b and the auxiliary ratchet C4C are set to have the same structure, the direction of the pawl C4k is consistent, and the inner ratchet ring C4j is matched with the power shaft C3 in a key way. Viewing direction taking fig. 6 as an example, the rotation direction is determined facing the main ratchet C4 b; the outer toothed ring C4h of the two ratchet wheels is engaged with the pawl C4k when rotating clockwise, and the power shaft C3 is driven to rotate clockwise to output force. When the outer toothed rings C4h of the two ratchets rotate anticlockwise, the two ratchets idle and are independent of the rotation of the power shaft C3. When the floating ball E rises, the single-toothed ring D1 rotates anticlockwise around the rotating frame shaft C5C → the outer toothed ring C4h of the main ratchet wheel rotates clockwise (see the arrow direction in figure 6), the clamping pawl C4k drives the power shaft C3 to rotate clockwise to do work → drives the main steering wheel C4D to rotate anticlockwise → enables the auxiliary steering wheel C4E to rotate clockwise → drives the auxiliary ratchet wheel C4C to idle in the anticlockwise direction. When the floating ball E descends, the outer gear ring C4h of the main ratchet wheel idles anticlockwise, and the auxiliary ratchet wheel C4C rotates clockwise to do work. In the mode, the single-tooth ring D1 of the rotating frame D realizes the outer ring reverse linkage of the main ratchet wheel and the auxiliary ratchet wheel through the steering wheels C4D and C4E, and the floating ball E can do work when rising or falling.
A suspension holder C4f (see fig. 1 and 3) rotatable about a suspension holder shaft C4g is provided on an upper portion of the mounting seat C4 a. When the wave energy collecting member needs to be overhauled or stops running when meeting an extreme sea condition, the floating ball end of the wave energy collecting member is lifted, the upper end of the single-tooth ring D1 is lower than the suspension frame shaft C4g, the free end of the suspension frame C4f is turned to the single-tooth ring D1 and sleeved on the upper end of the single-tooth ring, and the floating ball E is separated from the water surface to ensure the safety of the wave energy collecting member. The free end of the suspension C4f is on the right as in FIG. 1, and the upper parts of the two single-toothed rings D1 of the wave energy collecting members on the right are clamped to be in a stop state; the free ends of the suspension frames C4f of the two wave energy collecting members on the left side are rightwards, and normal operation can be kept.
Fig. 7 is a schematic diagram of the floating ball E doing work in the manner of a rotational moment. The floating ball E rotates around the rotating frame shaft C5C under the action of wave fluctuation, and the torque generated by the rotating motion drives the ratchet wheel to rotate and do work. The whole device is positioned in a single-point anchoring mode, the device can be automatically adjusted to the dominant wave direction, the floating ball E mainly bears the acting force Fx in the horizontal direction (x direction) and the acting force Fy in the vertical direction (y direction), and the two acting forces generate moment by the moment arms Lx and Ly which are far away from the center of the rotating frame shaft C5C to do work. As regards possible instantaneous transverse (z-direction) forces, they are balanced by the diagonal braces D3 and D5 of the turret D.
A power shaft output wheel C1 fixedly arranged on a power shaft C3 stably and uniformly outputs the energy of the wave energy collecting unit in a form of rotating mechanical energy for effective utilization of energy utilization devices (such as a generator, a seawater purifying device and the like). Embodiments of the energy-utilizing apparatus are not within the technical scope of the present application.
A plurality of wave energy collecting units are arranged end to end, a bottom floating body A, a middle frame B and an upper platform C are respectively butted through connecting pieces, power shafts C3 of all the units are connected through couplers to form combined units which are connected in series, and stable and uniform rotating mechanical energy is output through one power shaft output wheel C1. The space frame structure formed by welding a plurality of rod pieces P is adopted to connect the serially connected combined units in parallel, and the energy of the power shaft output wheel C1 is converged into consistent rotary mechanical energy through a transmission device (such as a chain, a belt, a gear, a connecting rod and the like). Fig. 8 is a schematic diagram of a combination of 4 wave energy collecting units. Firstly, 4 wave energy collecting units P1 and P2, P3 and P4 are respectively connected in series end to end, and then two groups of devices connected in series are connected in parallel to form a four-way connection of 4X4 wave energy collecting device basic units. A plurality of wave energy collecting device basic units can be combined into an integral device with different scales in a building block mode, when the combined wave energy collecting device basic units are enough, the integral device can be ensured to only ascend and descend along with tide or mean water level and not to jolt along with waves, namely the integral device is relatively stable, and a single wave energy collecting component is ensured to fully utilize three-dimensional, random and inconstant natural attributes of the waves to collect the energy of the waves. According to the conditions of developing water areas, a plurality of sets of integral devices can be arranged to operate in a networking mode.
The device adopts mooring rope single-point anchoring positioning, and the embodiment adopts a chain tension leg type anchoring device developed by China ocean university.
The above examples are only intended to illustrate the technical solution of the present invention, but not to limit it; although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, it will be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art that: the technical solutions described in the foregoing embodiments may still be modified, or some technical features may be equivalently replaced; and such modifications or substitutions do not depart from the spirit and scope of the corresponding technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention.

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1. A single-gear-ring double-rotation driven wave energy collecting device is characterized by comprising a plurality of wave energy collecting units which are connected in series or in parallel; each wave energy collecting unit comprises a floating platform and N wave energy collecting components, wherein the floating platform is sequentially composed of a bottom floating body (A), a middle frame (B) and an upper platform (C), the N wave energy collecting components are arranged on the floating platform, and each wave energy collecting component comprises a rotating frame (D) arranged on the upper platform (C) and a floating ball (E) fixed at the tail end of each rotating frame (D); wherein the content of the first and second substances,
the upper platform (C) comprises a frame structure, a power shaft (C3) is installed in the middle of the frame structure, a power shaft output wheel (C1) and N driving wheel components (C4) arranged at intervals are sleeved on the power shaft (C3), and N/2 rotating frame installation components (C5) are arranged on two sides of the frame structure at intervals; the driving wheel member (C4) comprises a mounting seat (C4a), a main ratchet wheel (C4b) and a secondary ratchet wheel (C4C) with pawls (C4k) facing to be consistent, and a main steering wheel (C4d) and a secondary steering wheel (C4e) which are respectively positioned at the upper parts of the main ratchet wheel (C4b) and the secondary ratchet wheel (C4C); through holes for the power shaft (C3) to pass through are formed in two side walls of the mounting seat (C4a), and the main ratchet wheel (C4b) and the auxiliary ratchet wheel (C4C) are sleeved on the power shaft (C3); the main ratchet wheel and the auxiliary ratchet wheel respectively comprise an outer toothed ring (C4h) and an inner toothed ring (C4j), the inner toothed ring (C4j) is in key fit with the power shaft (C3), the outer toothed ring (C4h) is supported by a first rolling bearing (C4i) sleeved on the inner toothed ring (C4j), and can bidirectionally rotate relative to the inner toothed ring (C4j) under the control of a pawl (C4 k); the outer toothed ring of the auxiliary ratchet wheel (C4C) and the outer toothed ring (C4h) of the main ratchet wheel (C4b) are rotated in opposite directions through the main steering wheel (C4d) and the auxiliary steering wheel (C4 e); each rotating frame mounting member (C5) comprises a first mounting seat (C5a) sleeved on a rotating frame shaft (C5C) and two second mounting seats (C5b) positioned at two sides of the first mounting seat (C5a), and each rotating frame (D) can freely rotate synchronously relative to the first mounting seat (C5a) and the second mounting seat (C5b) in the corresponding rotating frame mounting member (C5);
each rotating frame (D) comprises a main rotating frame, an arc-shaped single-toothed ring (D1) and a floating ball mounting plate (D7), wherein the arc-shaped single-toothed ring (D1) and the floating ball mounting plate (D7) are respectively fixed at the head end and the tail end of the main rotating frame; the middle part of the main frame of the rotating frame is sleeved on a rotating frame shaft (C5C) and the axial movement of the rotating frame (D) along the rotating frame shaft (C5C) is limited by a first installation seat (C5a) and two second installation seats (C5 b); each arcuate single toothed ring (D1) meshes with the outer toothed ring (C4h) of the main ratchet (C4b) in a respective one of the drive members (C4).
2. The wave energy collecting device according to claim 1, characterized in that the bottom float (a) is assembled by a plurality of buoys arranged at intervals; each buoy respectively comprises a framework formed by a steel skeleton and a steel wire mesh as a lining, and an inflatable rubber belt filled in the framework.
3. The wave energy collecting device of claim 1, characterized in that the middle frame (B) is a multi-row triangular truss structure welded with steel bars.
4. Wave energy collecting device according to claim 1, characterized in that in the upper platform (C), a part of the main steering wheel (C4d) meshes with the outer toothed ring (C4h) of the main ratchet (C4b) and rotates with the rotation of the outer toothed ring, another part of the main steering wheel (C4d) meshes with a part of the secondary steering wheel (C4e), another part of the secondary steering wheel (C4e) meshes with the outer toothed ring (C4h) of the secondary ratchet (C4C), the secondary steering wheel (C4e) rotates in reverse with the rotation of the main steering wheel (C4d) and drives the outer toothed ring of the secondary ratchet (C4C) to rotate in reverse with respect to the outer toothed ring of the main ratchet (C4 b).
5. The wave energy collecting device of claim 1, wherein the swivel main frame comprises a central body and sprag assemblies symmetrically located on either side of the central body; the middle body comprises a central plate (D0), a plurality of rod pieces (D2) and a vertical plate (D6), the central plate (D0) is fixedly connected with a rotating frame shaft (C5C), the vertical plate (D6) is fixedly connected with a floating ball mounting plate (D7), and the middle body and the arc-shaped single-tooth ring (D1) form a coplanar hyperstatic structure; the diagonal brace component comprises a plurality of first diagonal braces (D3) and a plurality of second diagonal braces (D5) which are fixedly connected, and the horizontal projection is similar to a shuttle shape; one end of each first inclined supporting rod (D3) is fixedly welded with the arc-shaped single-tooth ring (D1), and the other end of each first inclined supporting rod is fixedly sleeved on the rotating frame shaft (C5C); one end of each second inclined supporting rod (D5) is fixedly sleeved on the rotating frame shaft (C5C), and the other end of each second inclined supporting rod is fixedly connected with the floating ball mounting plate (D7).
6. The wave energy collecting device of claim 1, characterized in that the first mounting seat (C5a) and the two second mounting seats (C5b) are both U-shaped, and two opposite side walls of the first mounting seat (C5a) are respectively fitted over the turret shaft (C5C) by a second rolling bearing (C5d), and two opposite side walls of the second mounting seat (C5b) are respectively fitted over the turret shaft (C5C) by a third rolling bearing (C5 e).
7. The wave energy collecting device of claim 6, characterized in that the first rolling bearing (C4i) and the second rolling bearing (C5d) both employ deep groove ball bearings and the third rolling bearing (C5e) employs tapered roller bearings.
8. The wave energy collecting device of any one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that a suspension frame (C4f) and a suspension frame shaft (C4g) are respectively provided at the top end of the mounting seat (C4a) of each driving wheel member (C4); the suspension shaft (C4g) is fixed at the top end of the mounting seat (C4a) and is parallel to the power shaft (C3); one end of the suspension bracket (C4f) is sleeved on the suspension bracket shaft (C4g), and the other end is a free end; when the wave energy collecting member needs to be overhauled or the wave energy collecting member needs to stop running when meeting an extreme sea condition, the floating ball end of the rotating frame (D) is lifted, the upper end of the arc-shaped single-tooth ring (D1) is lower than the suspension frame shaft (C4g), the free end of the suspension frame (C4f) is turned to the arc-shaped single-tooth ring (D1) and sleeved on the upper end of the arc-shaped single-tooth ring, and the floating ball (E) is separated from the water surface to realize the braking of the wave energy collecting member.
9. The wave energy collecting device according to claim 8, characterized in that a plurality of wave energy collecting units are arranged end to end, the bottom floating body (a), the middle frame (B) and the upper platform (C) are respectively butted by connecting pieces, power shafts (C3) of each wave energy collecting unit are connected by couplings to form a combined unit connected in series, and stable and uniform rotating mechanical energy is output through one power shaft output wheel (C1); the space frame structure formed by welding a plurality of rods is adopted to connect the combined units in series in parallel, and the energy of all power shaft output wheels is converged into consistent rotary mechanical energy through a transmission device.
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