CN112879207A - Wave energy power generation hydrogen production system - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to the technical field of wave energy power generation, and discloses a wave energy power generation hydrogen production system, which comprises: a base; an energy capture device comprising a float in sliding communication with the base; the energy conversion device is arranged on the base and is provided with a generator rotor, a generator stator and a first electric energy output end, the generator rotor is connected with the floater, and the generator stator is fixedly connected with the base; the hydrogen production device is arranged on the base and is provided with an electrolytic hydrogen production generating device and a hydrogen storage bin, and the electrolytic hydrogen production generating device is connected with the first electric energy output end of the energy conversion device; the invention utilizes wave energy to generate electricity and then utilizes electric energy to electrolyze seawater to prepare hydrogen, namely, the wave energy is converted into chemical energy of the hydrogen, and the hydrogen can be stored for later use.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of wave energy power generation, in particular to a wave energy power generation and hydrogen production system.
Background
Wave energy is a clean, pollution-free renewable energy, and wave energy power generation devices based on different working principles have also been developed in the industry, such as oscillating float type wave energy power generation devices, the principle is: the wave drives the floater in the energy capture system/energy capture system to move (the wave energy is converted into the mechanical energy of the floater), and the energy conversion system converts the mechanical energy of the floater into electric energy, so that the wave energy is utilized to generate electricity; the existing wave energy power generation device generally transmits the generated electric energy through a cable laid on the seabed to realize the storage or utilization of the electric energy, but not only increases the construction cost of the wave energy power generation device and the energy loss of the electric energy in the transmission process, but also seawater can corrode the rubber outer layer of the cable to cause the leakage of the electric energy during the transmission of the electric energy, thereby causing safety accidents and influencing the surrounding environment.
Disclosure of Invention
The purpose of the invention is: the wave energy power generation hydrogen production system is provided, wave energy is converted into electric energy, and the electric energy is used for electrolyzing seawater to obtain hydrogen.
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a wave energy power generation hydrogen production system, comprising: a base; an energy capture device comprising a float in sliding communication with the base; the energy conversion device is arranged on the base and is provided with a rotor and a first electric energy output end, and the rotor is connected with the floater; and the hydrogen production device is arranged on the base and is provided with an electrolytic hydrogen production generation device and a hydrogen storage bin, and the electrolytic hydrogen production generation device is connected with the first electric energy output end of the energy conversion device.
Preferably, an elastic member is connected between the float and the base.
Preferably, the elastic member is a spring, the spring is sleeved outside the mover, and the mover is slidably connected to the base through a linear bearing.
Preferably, a containing cavity is arranged in the base, and the hydrogen production device is installed in the containing cavity.
Preferably, the base includes a bottom plate, the float is slidably disposed below the bottom plate, and the mover penetrates through the bottom plate and is connected to the float.
Preferably, the base still includes side bounding wall and roof, the roof is the ring form, the roof cover is located store up the outside in hydrogen storehouse, the last lateral wall of bottom plate, the inside wall of side bounding wall, the lower lateral wall of roof and store up the periphery wall in hydrogen storehouse and injectd into jointly the holding chamber.
Preferably, the energy conversion device further comprises a stator, the stator is arranged on the upper side wall of the base plate, a winding is arranged on the stator, a permanent magnet is arranged on the rotor, the rotor penetrates through the stator and enables the permanent magnet to be located in the winding, and the winding is provided with the first electric energy output end.
Preferably, the energy conversion device comprises a plurality of energy conversion devices which are uniformly distributed on the periphery of the base.
Preferably, the hydrogen production device further comprises a solar cell panel, wherein the solar cell panel is provided with a second electric energy output end, the solar cell panel is installed on the top wall of the hydrogen storage bin, and the second electric energy output end is connected with the hydrogen production device.
Preferably, a plurality of thrusters are further arranged below the base, and propellers are arranged in the thrusters.
Compared with the prior art, the wave energy power generation hydrogen production system has the beneficial effects that:
the floater of the energy capture device is connected with the base in a sliding mode, the floater and the base are driven by sea waves to float, and the floater can slide up and down relative to the base; the energy conversion device is arranged on the base and is provided with a rotor of the generator and a first electric energy output end, the rotor of the generator is connected with the floater, the rotor is driven by the floater to perform linear motion relative to a stator of the generator, so that the energy conversion device can generate electric energy, the first electric energy output end on the energy conversion device is connected with an electrolytic hydrogen production generating device in the hydrogen production device, the electrolytic hydrogen production generating device can electrolyze seawater and produce hydrogen, and the hydrogen is stored in the hydrogen storage bin; the invention utilizes wave energy to generate electricity and then utilizes electric energy to electrolyze seawater to prepare hydrogen, namely, the wave energy is converted into chemical energy of the hydrogen, and the hydrogen can be stored for later use.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of a wave energy power generation hydrogen production system of an embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 2 is an external schematic view of a wave energy power generation and hydrogen production system of an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the working principle of a wave energy power generation hydrogen production system according to an embodiment of the invention;
in the figure, 1, a base; 11. an accommodating cavity; 12. a base plate; 13. side coaming plates; 14. a top plate; 2. a float; 3. an energy conversion device; 31. a mover; 32. a stator; 4. a hydrogen production unit; 41. an electrolytic hydrogen production generating device; 41a, an electrolysis unit; 41b, a liquefaction unit; 41c, a storage battery; 42. a hydrogen storage bin; 5. an elastic member; 6. a solar panel; 7. a propeller; 8. an energy capture device.
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The following detailed description of embodiments of the present invention is provided in connection with the accompanying drawings and examples. The following examples are intended to illustrate the invention but are not intended to limit the scope of the invention.
In the description of the present invention, it should be understood that the terms "first", "second", etc. are used in the present invention to describe various information, but the information should not be limited to these terms, and these terms are only used to distinguish one type of information from another. For example, "first" information may also be referred to as "second" information, and similarly, "second" information may also be referred to as "first" information, without departing from the scope of the present invention.
As shown in fig. 1 to 3, a wave energy power generation and hydrogen production system according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention includes: a base 1; an energy capture device 8 comprising a float 2, the float 2 being slidably connected to the base 1; the energy conversion device 3 is arranged on the base 1, the energy conversion device 3 is provided with a rotor 31 of a generator and a first electric energy output end, and the rotor 31 of the generator is connected with the floater 2; and the hydrogen production device 4 is arranged on the base 1, the hydrogen production device 4 is provided with an electrolytic hydrogen production generation device 41 and a hydrogen storage bin 42, the electrolytic hydrogen production device 41 comprises an electrolysis unit 41a and a liquefaction unit 41b, and the electrolytic hydrogen production device 41 is connected with a first electric energy output end of the energy conversion device 3.
Based on the technical scheme, the floater 2 of the energy capture device 8 is connected with the base 1 in a sliding mode, the floater 2 and the base 1 are driven by sea waves to float, and the floater 2 can slide up and down relative to the base 1; energy conversion device 3 is installed on base 1, energy conversion device 3 has active cell 31 and the first electric energy output of generator, the active cell 31 of generator links to each other with float 2, the active cell 31 of generator moves under the drive of float 2, make the active cell 31 of generator take place relative linear motion for the stator 32 of generator, make the magnetic flux in energy conversion device 3 change, thereby make energy conversion device 3 can convert mechanical energy into electric energy, first electric energy output on the energy conversion device 3 is connected with electrolysis hydrogen production generating device 41 in hydrogen production device 4, make electrolysis hydrogen production generating device 41 can electrolyze sea water, produce hydrogen, electrolysis hydrogen generating device 41 includes electrolysis unit 41a and liquefaction unit 41b, the process of electrolysis unit 41a electrolysis sea water is: 2H2O＝O2(g)+2H2(g) The electric energy generated by the energy conversion device 3 is used for electrolyzing the energy required by the seawater, and the electrolysis unit 41a is also externally connected with a storage battery 41c to accelerate the electrolysis process; the liquefaction unit 41b is for cooling and pressurizing the generated hydrogen gas to liquefy the hydrogen gas, i.e., H2(g)→H2(l) And then stored in the hydrogen storage bin 42 for later use; the invention utilizes wave energy to generate electricity and then utilizes the generated electricityThe generated electric energy is used for electrolyzing seawater to prepare hydrogen, so that wave energy is converted into chemical energy of the hydrogen, and the hydrogen is liquefied and stored for later use.
The electrolytic hydrogen production generation device 41 of the present embodiment can be selected from devices known in the art, and the specific operation principle and structure thereof will not be described herein.
In this embodiment, the elastic member 5 is connected between the float 2 and the base 1, in this embodiment, preferably, the elastic member 5 is a spring, the spring is sleeved outside the mover 31 of the generator, one end of the spring is fixedly connected with the float 2, the other end of the spring is fixedly connected with the base 1, and the mover 31 of the generator is slidably connected with the base 1 through a linear bearing, the float 2 and the base 1 are driven by sea waves to float, and the float 2 slides relative to the base 1 to compress or stretch the spring, so that the spring stores a force for pushing and pulling the float 2 to reset, and the float 2 can return to the original position relative to the base 1, so as to prepare for the next time that the float 2 can slide relative to the base 1, thereby ensuring that the float 2 can slide back and forth relative to the base 1, and enabling the float 2 to drive the mover 31 of the generator to move.
Preferably, the base 1 is internally provided with an accommodating cavity 11, and the hydrogen production device 4 is arranged in the accommodating cavity 11; the base 1 comprises a bottom plate 12, a side wall plate 13 and a top plate 14, the floater 2 is arranged below the bottom plate 12 in a sliding manner, and the rotor 31 penetrates through the bottom plate 12 and is connected with the floater 2; the top plate 14 is annular, the top plate 14 is sleeved outside the hydrogen storage bin 42, and the upper side wall of the bottom plate 12, the inner side wall of the side wall plate 13, the lower side wall of the top plate 14 and the outer peripheral wall of the hydrogen storage bin 42 define a containing cavity 11.
Specifically, the energy conversion device 3 further has a generator stator 32, the generator stator 32 is disposed on the upper side wall of the base plate 12, a winding is disposed on the generator stator 32, a permanent magnet is disposed on the generator rotor 31, the generator rotor 31 penetrates through the generator stator 32 and is located in the winding, the floater 2 drives the generator rotor 31 to move back and forth, so that the permanent magnet moves back and forth in the winding, that is, a coil in the winding cuts a magnetic induction line generated by the permanent magnet, thereby generating a potential in the winding, and then the potential is led out to the electrolytic hydrogen production generation device 41 through the first electric energy output end, so that the electric energy is transmitted to the electrolytic hydrogen production device 41. In order to ensure the power generation efficiency, the power generation device comprises a plurality of energy conversion devices 3, wherein the energy conversion devices 3 are uniformly distributed on the periphery of the base 1; correspondingly, in the embodiment, a plurality of floats 2 are also preferably arranged, the floats 2 are correspondingly connected with the rotors 31 of the generator one by one, and each energy conversion device 3 can independently generate electricity; in this embodiment, a plurality of hydrogen production electrolytic devices 41 are also provided, and the hydrogen production electrolytic devices 41 are connected to the windings in the generator stator 32 in a one-to-one correspondence manner, so that the electric energy generated by each energy conversion device 3 is only used for producing hydrogen by the hydrogen production electrolytic devices 41 connected to the energy conversion device, thereby ensuring the hydrogen production efficiency of the hydrogen production electrolytic devices 41.
This embodiment still includes solar cell panel 6, and solar cell panel 6 has the second electric energy output, and solar cell panel 6 installs in the roof of storing up hydrogen storehouse 42 and the second electric energy output on it is connected with electrolysis hydrogen manufacturing generating device 41 to utilize solar energy to prepare hydrogen.
In the embodiment, a plurality of propellers 7 are arranged below the base 1, and propellers and storage batteries are arranged in the propellers 7, so that the invention can be conveniently moved on the sea, such as from a sea area with severe sea conditions to a safe sea area.
The working process of the invention is as follows:
the floater 2 and the base 1 are driven by sea waves to float, the floater 2 can slide relative to the base 1 to compress or stretch the spring, and the spring generates force for driving the floater 2 to reset, so that the floater 2 slides back and forth relative to the base 1 under the combined action of the sea waves and the spring, the floater 2 drives the generator rotor 31 to move, the generator rotor 31 moves back and forth relative to the generator stator 32, the permanent magnet moves back and forth relative to a winding, a coil in the winding cuts a magnetic induction line generated by the permanent magnet, the potential is generated in the winding, the potential is transmitted to the electrolytic hydrogen production generating device 41 through a first electric energy output end on the winding, namely, the electric energy is transmitted into the electrolytic hydrogen production generating device 41, the electrolytic hydrogen production generating device 41 can electrolyze sea water and produce hydrogen, and the produced hydrogen is liquefied and stored in the hydrogen storage bin 42; in addition, the solar cell panel 6 can also convert solar energy into electric energy and transmit the electric energy to the electrolytic hydrogen production generating device 41 for electrolyzing seawater; the propeller 7 enables the invention to be moved above the sea surface.
The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and it should be noted that, for those skilled in the art, various modifications and substitutions can be made without departing from the technical principle of the present invention, and these modifications and substitutions should also be regarded as the protection scope of the present invention.
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1. A wave energy power generation hydrogen production system is characterized by comprising:
a base;
an energy capture device comprising a float in sliding communication with the base;
the energy conversion device is arranged on the base and is provided with a rotor and a first electric energy output end, and the rotor is connected with the floater; and
and the hydrogen production device is arranged on the base and is provided with an electrolytic hydrogen production generation device and a hydrogen storage bin, and the electrolytic hydrogen production generation device is connected with the first electric energy output end of the energy conversion device.
2. The wave energy power generation and hydrogen production system according to claim 1, characterized in that an elastic member is connected between the float and the base.
3. The wave energy power generation and hydrogen production system according to claim 2, wherein the elastic member is a spring, the spring is sleeved outside the mover, and the mover is slidably connected with the base through a linear bearing.
4. The wave energy power generation and hydrogen production system of claim 1, wherein a receiving cavity is formed in the base, and the hydrogen production device is mounted in the receiving cavity.
5. The wave energy power generation and hydrogen production system according to claim 4, wherein the base comprises a bottom plate, the floater is slidably arranged below the bottom plate, and the mover penetrates through the bottom plate and is connected with the floater.
6. The wave energy power generation and hydrogen production system according to claim 5, characterized in that the base further comprises a side enclosing plate and a top plate, the top plate is annular, the top plate is sleeved outside the hydrogen storage bin, and the upper side wall of the bottom plate, the inner side wall of the side enclosing plate, the lower side wall of the top plate and the outer peripheral wall of the hydrogen storage bin jointly define the accommodating cavity.
7. The wave energy power generation and hydrogen production system according to claim 5, characterized in that the energy conversion device further comprises a stator, the stator is arranged on the upper side wall of the base plate, a winding is arranged on the stator, a permanent magnet is arranged on the mover, the mover penetrates through the stator and is located in the winding, and the winding is provided with the first electric energy output end.
8. The wave energy power generation and hydrogen production system according to claim 1, characterized by comprising a plurality of energy conversion devices which are uniformly distributed on the periphery of the base.
9. The wave energy power generation and hydrogen production system of claim 1, further comprising a solar panel having a second power output, the solar panel being mounted to the top wall of the hydrogen storage bin and the second power output being connected to the hydrogen production device.
10. The wave energy power generation and hydrogen production system according to claim 1, characterized in that a plurality of propellers are further arranged below the base, and propellers are arranged in the propellers.
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