CN113503222A - Pressurization system and power generation system - Google Patents

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CN113503222A
CN113503222A CN202110891994.0A CN202110891994A CN113503222A CN 113503222 A CN113503222 A CN 113503222A CN 202110891994 A CN202110891994 A CN 202110891994A CN 113503222 A CN113503222 A CN 113503222A
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Abstract

The utility model discloses a pressurization system and power generation system, including gathering wind device, pressurization device and gas storage device, gather wind device and include a plurality of blades and rotation axis, a plurality of blades distribute around the rotation axis along space spiral orbit and set up, the number of turns of spiral orbit that forms is greater than 1.5 circles at least, it distributes 3 blades at least in a spiral number of turns, use the position that the blade is close to the rotation axis as the root, the windward surface that each blade has all faces the rotation axis and inclines towards the rotation axis, the contained angle that the inner normal line of the windward surface of each blade in the center department of root and the axis of the direction of rotation of keeping away from space spiral orbit formed is the acute angle, the rotation axis is connected with the input that is used for compressing the acting in the pressurization device, the cylinder of pressurization device passes through the check valve and connects gas storage device. The pressurizing system and the power generation system can efficiently utilize wind energy and convert the wind energy into power of the pressurizing device to obtain compressed air, and the compressed air and the gas engine are utilized to drive the generator to obtain a more stable power generation effect.

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Pressurization system and power generation system
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of wind power engineering, in particular to a pressurization system and a power generation system.
Background
When the air compressor is mainly driven by electric energy, wind energy is one of the main sources of electric energy, and the energy is clean and is freely supplied by nature. The existing wind driven generator directly generates and networks wind energy collected by blades, the output power of the generated power is unstable due to the instability of wind power resources, the adverse effect on a power grid can be caused when large-scale wind power is connected to the network, and huge waste is caused by abandoning wind and electricity when the power consumption is low peak.
Chinese patent document "202022311787.7" discloses a "wind-powered air compression device", which directly converts wind energy collected by a horizontal axis fan into gas energy, and avoids the equipment cost and energy loss required for converting electric energy through wind energy and then converting the gas energy. According to the technical scheme, the horizontal shaft fan is transformed to transmit, the horizontal shaft fan blade is not favorable for turning to wind, so that the wind energy utilization rate is low, the blade of the horizontal shaft fan reaches dozens of meters or even hundreds of meters, the setting area requirement is large, the pneumatic noise is large, and the installation site selection is quite limited, so that the wind energy utilization rate of the wind air compressor is improved, and the installation site selection is convenient.
In order to solve the problem caused by the fact that a wind driven generator directly generates and is connected with a grid through wind power collected by blades, the Chinese invention patent document 'CN 201811623274.0' proposes a power generation system which uses wind power to collect compressed air as power, energy is stored through the compressed air, intermittent wind energy is spliced and stably output, the compressed air stores energy, the cost is low, and the pollution to the environment is small. But this technical scheme carries out the transmission through reforming transform horizontal axis fan, and unfavorable horizontal axis fan blade turns to the wind, and wind energy utilization is rateed lowly, and the blade of horizontal axis fan reaches tens meters or even hundreds of meters, sets up that the area demand is big, pneumatic noise is big, is unfavorable for installing in urban area or residential area to make its heat recovery system, the air conditioning recovery system who depends on power generation system difficult to realize commercialization. Therefore, the wind driven generator needs to be further improved, the wind energy utilization rate of the wind driven generator is improved, and the adaptability of an air compression structure is improved.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a pressurizing system and a power generation system, which are used for solving a series of technical problems of huge volume, low wind energy utilization rate, energy waste and the like of the pressurizing system and the power generation system in the prior art.
According to one aspect of the invention, the pressurizing system comprises a wind gathering device, a pressurizing device and a gas storage device, wherein the wind gathering device comprises a plurality of blades and a rotating shaft, the blades are distributed around the rotating shaft along a spatial spiral track, the number of turns of the formed spiral track is at least larger than 1.5, at least 3 blades are distributed in one spiral turn, the position of the blade close to the rotating shaft is taken as a root, each blade is provided with a windward surface facing the rotating shaft and inclining towards the rotating shaft, an included angle formed by an inner normal line of the windward surface of each blade at the center of the root and an axis far away from the rotating direction of the spatial spiral track is an acute angle, the rotating shaft is connected with an input end used for compressing work in the pressurizing device, and a cylinder in the pressurizing device is connected with the gas storage device through a one-way valve. The wind gathering device in the system rotates under the action of wind, and simultaneously guides airflow to the inside of the space spiral track under the guiding of the blades to form a cyclone which is the same as the rotation direction of the space spiral track, and guides external airflow to the inside cyclone through the air pressure difference generated by the cyclone, so that the utilization rate of the device to wind energy is higher, and the continuous high-efficiency output of a rotating shaft of the wind gathering device is used as the driving of a pressurizing device to carry out air compression.
Preferably, gather wind device and still include spiral guide structure, spiral guide structure includes the space helical structure of top-down convergent or divergent, and spiral guide structure encircles the rotation axis and is the setting of space helical structure, and a plurality of blade intervals set up on spiral guide structure, spiral guide structure's head and/or afterbody and rotation axis fixed connection, and the space helical trajectory is the space logarithm helical trajectory that top-down divergent. By virtue of the structure, a certain space structure can be formed between the spiral guide structure and the rotating shaft, so that the formation of the inner cyclone is facilitated.
It is further preferred that the spatial helix profile is taken from one or more segments of a splice in a logarithmic spiral. By virtue of this arrangement, the airflow can be directed to rotate in a logarithmic spiral trajectory to form a logarithmic spiral-shaped cyclone.
Preferably, a longitudinal line segment extending from the root of the blade in a direction away from the root is used as a guide line of the windward surface of the blade, a width line segment of the blade is used as a generatrix of the windward surface, and the guide line and the generatrix line segment are taken from one segment of the logarithmic spiral. The blades of this construction are able to provide more directed airflow to the cyclone as it rotates.
Preferably, the wind gathering device further comprises a fixed shaft and an air deflector, the rotating shaft is of a hollow structure, the rotating shaft is rotatably sleeved on the fixed shaft, the air deflector shields a leeward surface opposite to the rotation direction of the blocking blade, air flow is always guided to face one side of a windward surface driving the blade to rotate, and the air deflector is rotatably arranged on the fixed shaft through a connecting rod. By means of the structure, the stability of the rotating shaft can be improved, the wind guide part can guide wind to the windward surface to ensure that the device is efficient and rotary, the relative position adjustment of the wind guide plate and the device is realized according to the wind direction, the wind guide plate always guides airflow to one side of the windward surface where the blades are driven to rotate, and the rotary efficiency of the device is maximized.
Preferably, the rotating shaft drives the piston of the pressurizing device to reciprocate in the cylinder through the crank-link mechanism, and the rotating shaft and the crank-link mechanism are in gear transmission. The gear transmission is utilized to convert the rotary motion of the rotating shaft into the reciprocating motion of the piston, so that the reduction ratio of the gear transmission is utilized to control the torque to ensure the pressurizing action of the piston.
Further preferably, the multistage pressurizing device comprises a multistage pressurizing device, an air outlet of a superior pressurizing device is communicated with an air inlet of a subordinate pressurizing device, a one-way valve is arranged at the communication position, the same-stage pressurizing device comprises at least one pair of pressurizing devices, and when a piston of one pressurizing device is in a compression state, a piston of the other pressurizing device is in an air inlet state. The multi-stage pressurizing device can obtain larger compressed air pressure, and meanwhile, the stability in the transmission process can be ensured due to the different state settings of the same stage pressurizing devices.
Preferably, the pressurizing device may be a screw compressor or a rotor compressor, and the rotating shaft drives the screw compressor or the rotor compressor to compress air into the air storage device. Various pressurizing devices can realize pressurization by utilizing the rotary drive of the rotating shaft, and can meet different pressure requirements.
Preferably, the pressurizing device and the gas storage device are provided with air cooling structures, and the pressurizing device and the gas storage device are provided with air cooling structures which are arranged below the tail end of the spiral track in the rotating direction. The air cooling structure arranged at the tail end of the cyclone rotation track direction can be used for effectively cooling the pressurizing device or the air storage device, and the cyclone in the spiral track is used for dissipating heat of the air cooling structure on the pressurizing device or the air storage device, so that wind energy is fully utilized.
According to a second aspect of the present invention, a power generation system is provided, which includes the above pressurization system, and further includes a gas engine and a generator, and the compressed air in the air storage device is used to drive the gas engine to rotate so as to drive the generator to operate and generate power.
Preferably, the gas engine includes an outer race, a core; the driving concave part is arranged on the inner ring surface of the outer ring in the circumferential direction, and the core body is coaxially arranged in the outer ring and can rotate relative to the outer ring; the outer ring surface of the core body is provided with at least one nozzle and at least one row of nozzles; the core body is also provided with an air inlet channel and an air outlet channel which are communicated with the outside, the air inlet channel is communicated with the nozzle in a logarithmic spiral flow channel shape, and the air outlet channel is communicated with the exhaust port; the core body is provided with at least one secondary flushing channel between the nozzle and the discharge port, an inlet and an outlet of the secondary flushing channel are communicated with the front driving concave part and the rear driving concave part corresponding to the outer ring, and the inlet and the nozzle or the outlet of the secondary flushing channel are arranged close to each other so that gas sprayed out of the nozzle acts on the at least two driving concave parts in the circumferential direction of the outer ring. The gas engine with the structure can obtain high-efficiency stable power by utilizing compressed air, and the efficiency of the generator is improved.
Preferably, the air conditioner further comprises a cold air conveying pipeline, wherein the cold air conveying pipeline is used for conveying the air discharged from the air outlet end of the air engine to the air inlet of the air cylinder in the pressurizing device. The cold air conveying pipeline is used for taking the gas with lower temperature at the gas outlet end of the gas engine as the gas inlet source in the pressurizing device, so that the pressurizing device can be cooled to a certain degree, and the compression efficiency is improved.
The pressurizing system utilizes the structure of the wind gathering device, so that the moving blade is pushed down under the action of wind on the windward surface to drive the spiral part and the rotating shaft to integrally rotate, the rotation of the rotating shaft is utilized to provide power for the pressurizing device in the energy storing device, and the piston type or screw type pressurizing device can be specifically adopted for pressurizing; meanwhile, the other part of the wind in the wind gathering device follows the space spiral track under the guiding action of the blades, a spiral cyclone with the same rotating direction as the blades is formed in the space spiral track, on one hand, the spiral cyclone can assist the rotation of the blades from the inside, on the other hand, a certain air pressure difference is formed between the inside and the outside of the cavity, certain airflow guide is provided for the outside wind, the airflow outside the device is guided to the inside of the space spiral structure, the airflow in the direction can also act on the windward surface of the blades, in addition, the cooling device can be arranged in the air outlet direction of the spiral cyclone, the air generated by the spiral cyclone can be used for cooling and pressurizing the device, and the wind energy can be fully utilized. The compressed air obtained from the pressurization system is used as an air source to drive the pneumatic engine so as to drive the generator to realize power generation, so that a more stable power generation effect can be obtained.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of a pressurization system according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic structural view of a wind gathering device according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic structural view of a blade according to a particular embodiment of the invention;
4a-e are schematic angle views of a blade according to a specific embodiment of the invention;
FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a helical guide structure according to a specific embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a schematic structural view of a wind concentrating device having wind deflectors according to a specific embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 7 is a schematic view of the deflector according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a multi-stage pressurization system according to a specific embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of a power generation system according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 10 is a schematic block diagram of a power generation system having a multi-stage pressurization system, according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 11 is a schematic illustration of a gas engine according to a particular embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view of a power cartridge of a gas engine according to a particular embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 13 is a cross-sectional view of a power cartridge of a gas engine according to another embodiment of the present invention.
Detailed Description
In the following detailed description, reference is made to the accompanying drawings, which form a part hereof, and in which is shown by way of illustration specific embodiments in which the invention may be practiced. In this regard, directional terminology, such as "top," "bottom," "left," "right," "up," "down," etc., is used with reference to the orientation of the figures being described. Because components of embodiments can be positioned in a number of different orientations, the directional terminology is used for purposes of illustration and is in no way limiting. It is to be understood that other embodiments may be utilized and logical changes may be made without departing from the scope of the present invention. The following detailed description is, therefore, not to be taken in a limiting sense, and the scope of the present invention is defined by the appended claims.
FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of a pressurization system according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in fig. 1, the pressurization system includes a wind collecting device 100, a transmission device 200, a pressurization device 300, and an air storage device 400, wherein the wind collecting device 100 can convert wind power into rotational motion to drive the transmission device 200 to push the pressurization device 300 to compress air into the air storage device 400.
In a specific embodiment, fig. 2 shows a structural schematic diagram of a wind concentrating device according to a specific embodiment of the present invention, and the wind concentrating device shown in fig. 2 includes an inner shaft 101, a rotating shaft 102, blades 103 and a spiral guide structure 104. The rotating shaft 102 is a hollow structure, and is sleeved on the inner shaft 101, and the inner shaft 101 and the rotating shaft 102 rotate together. The spiral guide structure 104 is in a space spiral shape, and the leading and trailing ends of the spiral guide structure 104 are fixedly connected to the rotating shaft 102 so as to be rotatable in synchronization with the rotating shaft 101. The plurality of blades 103 are spaced along the spatial helical trajectory of the helical guide structure 104, the helical guide structure 104 is a spatial helical structure comprising at least 2 effective helical turns, and within one effective helical turn, at least 3 blades 103 are arranged. Preferably, the blades 103 can be arranged along a spiral track at certain arc length intervals, and the number of the blades 103 in an effective number of turns is increased along with the increase of the number of turns of the spiral, so that the effective stress condition of the device is ensured, and the rotation efficiency is improved. In some other embodiments, such as the wind collecting device 100 shown in fig. 1, the inner shaft 101 may not be separately provided, and the rotation shaft 102 may be directly used as an output shaft to transmit the rotation motion. A flywheel may also be provided at the end of the rotating shaft 102 to improve the stability of the overall rotation and the rotational torque to better propel the transmission to rotate.
According to the definition of the generatrix in the science popularization china, the curved surface figure can be regarded as the track when the moving line moves, the moving line forming the curved surface is called as the generatrix, and in the application, the windward surface of the blade can also be regarded as the surface formed by the movement of the generatrix along the guide line. As can be seen from the structural schematic view of the blade in fig. 3, the blade 103 has a windward surface and a leeward surface, and the windward surface of the blade 103 is formed by controlling the movement of the bus bar 1032 by a guide line 1031, wherein the length direction away from the root of the blade 103 is taken as the guide line 1031, and the width direction perpendicular to the length direction is taken as the bus bar 1032. When the blade 103 is disposed on the wind collecting device, a thickness end surface of the blade 103 close to and facing the rotating shaft 102 is defined as a root 1036 of the blade, in fig. 3, the root 1036 of the blade is represented by a curve identical to a generatrix of the blade 103 at the thickness end surface, a center of the root 1036 of the blade on a windward surface is defined as a root center 1037, and a specific spatial angular relationship between the blade 103 and the rotating shaft 102 is specifically described below with reference to an embodiment of angular disposition of the blade 103:
as shown in the angle diagram of the blades in fig. 4a, each blade has a windward surface facing the rotation axis 102 and inclined toward the rotation axis 102, the spatial helical trajectory is a spatial logarithmic helical trajectory gradually expanding clockwise from top to bottom, and the windward surface of the blade faces counterclockwise, so that when driven by wind, the wind gathering device rotates clockwise. The blades 103 are arranged on the spatial spiral track in the above-mentioned manner, so that the blades and the spiral track have a spatial angular relationship (the direction of the blades towards the root points to the rotating direction of the spiral track), and the wind guided by the blades is guided to converge towards the inside of the spatial spiral track instead of being guided to spread to the outside of the device. An included angle β between an inner normal line of each blade at the root center on the windward surface thereof (i.e., a normal vector of the root center and a tangential plane of the windward surface at the root center in this embodiment) and an axis of the rotating shaft 102 in a rotating direction away from the spatial spiral track (i.e., the spatial spiral track rotates downward in this embodiment, and the direction away from the installation-required direction is upward) is an acute angle, so that the windward surface of each blade has a tendency of facing upward and toward the rotating shaft on the premise that the windward surface of each blade faces the rotating shaft 102 and inclines toward the rotating shaft 102, so as to guide the airflow toward the inside of the spatial spiral track, and finally converge to form a cyclone in the same rotating direction as the spatial spiral track (i.e., clockwise and downward in this embodiment) inside the spatial spiral track, and the cyclone can generate a certain negative pressure inside the spatial spiral track, so that the air above is sucked into the wind gathering device, meanwhile, the negative pressure generated by the cyclone can be converted into the airflow sucked into the spiral track from the upper part into the pushing force acting on the windward surface, the wind gathering device is further pushed to rotate, and the wind energy utilization rate is further improved.
In one preferred embodiment, as shown in the angle diagram of the blade in fig. 4b, at least part of the guide lines 1031 of the blade 103 may extend from the tangent of the blade root to the windward surface of the other blade in the rotation direction of the spatial spiral track of the blade and have a crossing point, the guide lines 1031 have a plurality of lines on the track of the generatrix 1032, but at least part of the guide lines 1031 may extend from the tangent of the blade root to the windward surface of the other blade, preferably, the larger the part is to guide the secondary impact effect of the airflow on the other blade, the embodiment is described by taking the guide lines 1031 passing through the midpoint of the generatrix 1032 as an example, assuming that the crossing point of the tangent to the windward surface of the other blade is a, the tangent of the blade root extends to the windward surface of the other blade in the rotation direction, and the direction of the guide lines extending from the tangent of the blade root to the crossing point a is the airflow direction when the airflow leaves the blade root, the wind acting on the blade can be guided to the other blade to form secondary impact on the other blade, the utilization rate of energy is improved, and the wind is prevented from directly discharging out of the device and being dissipated into the air after acting on the blade.
With continued reference to the blade angle diagram of figure 4c, which is a horizontal projection of the blade leading line within an effective number of turns, the angle a between the projection of the tangent 1034 and the tangent 1034 'on the horizontal plane towards the axis of rotation 102, taken through the tangent 1034' of the blade at the point of intersection a towards the blade root, on the windward surface of the blade at which the point of intersection a is located, is an obtuse angle, it being recognized that in figure 4a the obtuse angle is a spatial angle, and for the sake of a more visual presentation, the projection angle of figure 4b is taken as an explanation, both of which have the technical effect that it is actually possible to avoid the spreading of the air flow towards the outside of the device, while continuing to direct the air flow of the secondary impacts inwards, it being noted that the obtuse angle may not be too close to 90 deg., the closer to 90 deg., the more detrimental to the inward direction of the air flow by the blade, in a further preferred embodiment, the obtuse angle is set to be greater than 135 °. Through the angle setting, the airflow acting on the blade 103 can continuously impact other blades, the airflow is guided from outside to inside and is converged inside the spiral guide structure 104 along the rotation direction of the spiral track, a plurality of airflows finally form a cyclone inside the spiral guide structure 104, and negative pressure formed by the cyclone inside the spiral guide structure 104 can attract external airflow to enter the device, so that the wind energy utilization rate is further improved.
In a particular embodiment, the blade root is provided with a mounting portion 1033, and the mounting portion 1033 may be a threaded post for mounting and securing to the helical guide structure. The guide lines 1031 and the generatrices 1032 can be straight lines, curved lines or a combination thereof, and the windward surfaces of the formed blades are correspondingly flat surfaces, curved surfaces or a combination thereof, preferably, the guide lines 1031 and the generatrices 1032 are taken from logarithmic spirals, and the windward surfaces of the blades formed by the guide lines and the generatrices of the logarithmic spirals can better guide the airflow to the inner parts of the logarithmic spiral tracks of the spaces to form cyclones by matching with the logarithmic spiral tracks of the spaces.
With continued reference to fig. 4d, the blade angle is represented by a schematic projection of the horizontal plane at the center of the blade root, and the tangent direction of the guide line 1031 at the blade root mounting point is disposed to be deviated to the inner side of the helix of the helical trajectory, i.e. the guide line 1031 has an intersection point B (assumed to be the blade root center) at the helical trajectory 1042, where an angle γ exists between the tangent 1034 of the guide line 1031 and the tangent 1043 of the helical trajectory at the intersection point B, preferably, the angle γ is an acute angle. The angle is set, so that the blades can be conveniently arranged on the spiral track, the blades can be guided to flow to the tangential direction close to the spiral track to be converged, the swept area of the blades can be increased to a certain extent, and the rotation efficiency of the device is improved. In other embodiments, the crossing point B is taken as a normal line 1035 pointing to the axis of the rotating shaft, the first tangent line 1034 is located in a region of an included angle θ formed by the second tangent line 1043 and the normal line 1035, when the first tangent line 1034 is close to the normal line 1035, the included angle γ may also be an obtuse angle, the effect of guiding the air flow toward the inside of the spiral track under the angle is general, part of the air flow is guided to the outer edge of the blade and then diffused to the outside of the wind gathering device, if the angle γ is greater than the included angle θ, the windward surface of the blade will be away from the rotating shaft, and at this time, most of the wind acting on the windward surface of the blade will be guided to the outside of the wind gathering device, and the air flow cannot be guided to the inside of the spiral track.
Continuing to refer to the blade angle schematic diagram in fig. 4e, which shows a blade schematic diagram in a top view direction, the spatial spiral track 1042 rotates clockwise, the plurality of blades 103 are arranged at intervals on the spatial spiral track 1042, windward surfaces of the blades 103 are all inclined towards the rotation axis, a cyclone in the same direction as the rotation of the spatial spiral track 1042 is formed in the spatial spiral track under the action of wind, the cyclone forms an air pressure difference in the spatial spiral track, and attracts air above the spatial spiral track to enter the device, at this time, the airflow entering the device can also act on the windward surfaces of the blades from a vertical direction, the blades are pushed to rotate again, and by virtue of the arrangement among the blades, each blade is partially exposed on the windward surface in the top view direction, so that each blade of the device can obtain an acting force of the airflow attracted inwards due to the air pressure difference, and the rotation efficiency of the wind gathering device is improved.
In summary, the blades 103 are arranged along the spatial spiral track around the rotating shaft 102, and in combination with each blade having a windward surface facing the rotating shaft 102 and inclined towards the rotating shaft 102, the direction of the guide line of the blade towards the root is biased towards the rotating direction of the spatial spiral track, and this arrangement can guide the airflow to the inside of the spatial spiral track and finally converge to form a cyclone, if the direction of the guide line of the blade towards the root is opposite to the rotating direction of the spatial spiral track, the windward surface of the blade will be in the direction away from the rotating shaft, and the blade in this state cannot guide the airflow to the inside of the spatial spiral track but guide the airflow to the outside of the wind collecting device. In the above embodiment, the windward surface of the blade is concave, i.e. the concavity of the windward surface faces the rotation axis 102, and is inclined at an angle such that the blade 103 has a direction facing the axis of the rotation axis 102, which can be defined according to the rotation direction of the spatial spiral trajectory. The inclined angle can be defined as an included angle formed by an inner normal line of the windward surface of each blade at the center of the root and an axis far away from the rotating direction of the spatial spiral track, the included angle is an acute angle, and by means of the combined action of the spatial spiral track arrangement, the inclination of the windward surface of the blade towards the rotating shaft and the acute angle formed by the inner normal line of the windward surface of the blade at the center of the root and the axis far away from the rotating direction of the spatial spiral track, a cyclone is formed inside the spatial spiral track, external airflow is guided to the inside of the device by the pressure difference between the inside and the outside of the device, and the orientation and the angle of the blade 103 enable the windward surface of the blade to face the airflow guided to the inside of the device, so that the wind gathering device is driven to rotate more efficiently.
In a specific embodiment, fig. 5 shows a structural diagram of a spiral guiding structure according to a specific embodiment of the present invention, as shown in fig. 5, the spiral guiding structure 104 is in a spatial spiral shape, and may be in a three-dimensional spiral or cylindrical spiral structure, and the spatial spiral structure forms at least a spiral turn number larger than 1.5 turns, and at least 3 blades are distributed in an effective spiral turn number, and by fixedly connecting the head and tail ends with the rotating shaft 102, a certain degree of cavity structure may be formed between the rotating shaft 102 and the spiral guiding structure to facilitate the airflow to form a cyclone inside in the same direction as the rotating direction of the device. In other embodiments, only the upper end or the lower end of the spiral guiding structure 104 may be fixed to the rotating shaft 102 according to the overall structure, size and stability, and besides, the plurality of blades 103 are arranged on the rotating shaft 102 by the spiral guiding structure 104, the installation hole 1041 of the blade 103 may be arranged on the spiral guiding structure 104 in advance, and it is not necessary to adjust the angle of each blade individually, which is convenient for mass production, assembly and maintenance. It should be appreciated that the blades 103 may be fixed on the surface of the rotating shaft 102 by other blade fixing methods, for example, by using a connecting rod, and arranged to form a spatial spiral structure with a spiral number of turns at least greater than 1.5 turns, and the blades 3 also spatially present the same or close to the blade angle shown in fig. 4 with respect to the rotating shaft 102, so as to ensure that there is also a space capable of forming a cyclone between the blades 103 and the rotating shaft 102, and the above technical effects of the present application can also be obtained when rotating. Although the spatial spiral track of the spiral guiding structure 104 shown in the above figures is a spatial spiral structure gradually expanding from top to bottom, it should be appreciated that the spatial spiral track of the spiral guiding structure 104 may also be a spatial spiral structure gradually contracting from top to bottom or a cylindrical spiral structure or a combination of the gradually contracting and gradually expanding spatial spiral structure, and the size of the blades may also be adjusted incrementally or decreasingly according to the above spatial spiral structure to form a spatial spiral structure or a cylindrical spiral structure with gradually contracting, gradually expanding or a combination thereof on the extension of the blades, and this configuration may form various combinations of blades and spiral tracks, which may be determined according to actual design requirements.
With continuing reference to fig. 6, fig. 6 shows a schematic structural view of a wind collecting device having a wind deflector according to an embodiment of the present invention, as shown in fig. 6, the wind collecting device may further be provided with a wind deflector 106, the wind deflector 106 may be a plane or a curved surface, the wind deflector 106 is fixed between the wind deflector 106 and the fixed shaft 107 by an upper fixed plate 1061 and a lower fixed plate 1062, the upper fixed plate 1061 and the lower fixed plate 1062 are respectively rotatably disposed on the fixed shaft 107 through bearings, in this embodiment, the rotating shaft 102 is also a hollow structure, and is sleeved on the fixed shaft 107, the fixed shaft 107 independent from the rotating shaft 102 is used to replace the inner shaft 101 rotating synchronously with the rotating shaft 102, the rotating shaft 102 can rotate relative to the fixed shaft 107 through the bearings at the upper and lower ends of the rotating shaft 102 being matched with the fixed shaft 107, the wind deflector 106, the upper fixed plate 1061 and the lower fixed plate 1062 can rotate relative to the fixed shaft 107, the wind deflector 106 can rotate by taking the fixed shaft as an axis to realize angle adjustment according to the wind direction, and the yaw system is combined to control the rotation angle of the wind deflector 106 and brake and position, so that the wind entering the wind gathering device always faces one side of the windward surface of the blade, the leeward surface of the blade on the wind direction device is shielded, the resistance of the windward surface caused by wind is overcome, and the rotation efficiency of the wind gathering device is improved. Fig. 7 is a schematic view illustrating the flow guiding operation of the wind deflector according to a specific embodiment of the present invention, as shown in fig. 7, when wind acts on the wind collecting device, the wind simultaneously acts on the windward surface of the blade on one side of the wind collecting device and the leeward surface of the blade on the other side of the wind collecting device, which results in low rotation efficiency of the wind collecting device, and the blade on one side of the leeward surface is shielded by the arrangement of the wind deflector 6, and the part of the wind is applied to the blade on the windward surface stressed side under the guidance of the wind deflector 6, so as to reduce the leeward surface stress, and enable the wind collecting device to rotate more efficiently. Although the air deflector structure is not shown in fig. 1, it should be appreciated that, when the air deflector structure is disposed in the pressurization system in fig. 1, the inner shaft 101 may not be disposed, the rotation shaft 102 is directly connected to the main gear 201 of the transmission device 200 to realize transmission, the fixed shaft 107 is used for rotatably disposing the air deflector 106, and the wind gathering device having the air deflector may further improve the rotation efficiency of the wind gathering device, thereby improving the compression efficiency of the pressurization device. In other embodiments, the upper fixing plate 1061 and the lower fixing plate 1062 may be respectively rotatably sleeved on the inner shaft 101 through bearings, and the air guiding plate fixing mechanism is further configured on the ground, so that the inner shaft 101 may rotate relative to the air guiding plate 106 during operation due to the adoption of the bearing sleeve, and the operation thereof is not affected; alternatively, the wind deflector and the fixing mechanism thereof may be provided separately from the wind collecting device 100, and the wind deflector and the fixing mechanism thereof may be provided separately outside the wind collecting device 100, so long as the wind guided to the wind collecting device always faces the windward surface side of the blade.
In a preferred embodiment, the transmission device 200 in the pressurization system adopts gear transmission, and comprises a main gear 201, a driven gear 202 and a connecting rod 203, wherein the main gear 201 is arranged on the inner shaft 101 and rotates along with the rotating shaft 102, the driven gear 202 is meshed with the main gear 201, and the connecting rod 203 is connected with the driven gear 202 to form a crank-link mechanism which converts the rotating motion of one end of the driven gear 202 into the reciprocating linear motion of the other end of the connecting rod 203.
In a specific embodiment, the pressurizing device 300 is a piston-type pressurizing device, and includes a piston 301 and a cylinder 302, the cylinder 302 is provided with an air outlet 303 and an air inlet 304, the piston 301 is pushed by the connecting rod 203 of the transmission device 200 to realize the reciprocating motion of the piston in the cylinder, the air inlet 304 is provided with a one-way valve to ensure that the compressed air can only be discharged from the air outlet 303 when the piston 301 moves towards the direction of the compressed air, and the external air can enter the cylinder 302 from the air inlet 304 when the piston 301 moves towards the direction away from the compressed air. Alternatively, the pressurizing device 300 may adopt a screw type pressurizing device, a rotor type pressurizing device or other structures according to different pressure requirements of the compressed air, and the driving shaft of the above devices is driven by the rotating shaft, so that the technical effect of compressing the air can be achieved.
With continued reference to fig. 8, fig. 8 shows a schematic configuration of a multi-stage pressurizing system according to a specific embodiment of the present invention, as shown in fig. 8, the multi-stage pressurizing system is provided with a pre-pressurizing device 300 ', the pre-pressurizing device 300 ' also comprises a pre-pressurizing piston 301 ' and a pre-pressurizing cylinder 302 ', wherein an air inlet 304 ' of the pre-pressurizing cylinder 302 ' is also provided with a one-way valve to ensure that compressed air can only be discharged from an air outlet 303 ' when the pre-pressurizing piston 301 ' moves towards the compressed air direction, and the pre-pressurizing air is delivered to the air inlet 304 of the pressurizing device 300 through a connecting pipe, so that the initial air pressure of the pressurizing device 300 is the compressed air pressure of the pre-pressurizing device 300 ', and the compressed air pressure of the pressurizing device 300 is further increased to obtain higher-pressure compressed air. The middle part of the connecting pipe can be provided with a transitional air storage device, on one hand, a part of compressed air with lower pressure can be obtained, and meanwhile, an air source with certain air pressure can be stably supplied according to the requirement of a subordinate additional device, so that the pressurizing efficiency of the final integral pressurizing device is ensured.
In a specific embodiment, the transmission device 200 is additionally provided with a second driven gear 204 and a second connecting rod 205, the second driven gear 204 is meshed with the main gear 201, and the second connecting rod 205 is connected with the second driven gear 204 to form a second crank-link mechanism for converting the rotary motion of one end of the second driven gear 204 into the reciprocating linear motion of the second connecting rod 205 connected with the second piston 301'. Preferably, the pre-pressurizing device 300' and the pressurizing device 300 are operated simultaneously, and when one of the pistons moves towards the compression direction of the compressed gas, the other piston moves away from the air inlet direction of the compressed gas, the arrangement can balance the moments at the two ends of the main gear 201, increase the stability of the whole transmission system, and meanwhile, can be adjusted according to the size of the cylinder and the reduction ratio of the gear, so as to further improve the efficiency and the stability of transmission.
In another preferred embodiment, the multistage pressurization system may further include multiple sets of same-stage pressurization devices, outputs of the multiple sets of same-stage pressurization devices may be used as inputs of a next-stage pressurization device to increase the pressure of the compressed air step by step, and the same-stage pressurization device includes at least one pair of pressurization devices, at least one pair of same-stage pressurization devices refers to an arrangement manner similar to fig. 2, that is, when a piston of one pressurization device moves towards a compression state in the compressed air direction, a piston of the other pressurization device moves towards an air inlet state away from the compressed air direction, air inlets of the two pressurization devices are directly communicated with the external air through a one-way valve, and air outlets of the two pressurization devices are connected to an air inlet of the next-stage pressurization device to realize the operation of pressurizing step by step. Alternatively, the same-stage pressurizing devices can be configured to be 3, 4 or more pressurizing devices, so that the rotating drive of the rotating shaft is fully utilized through reasonable configuration, and the moment balance of each driving part is ensured at the same time, so that a smooth pressurizing effect is obtained.
In a specific embodiment, the air storage device 400 may be an air storage tank or any other structure capable of storing compressed air, and although only one pressurizing device 300 and one air storage device 400 are shown in the figure, it should be appreciated that multiple sets of pressurizing devices 300 and air storage devices 400 may be configured according to the pressure requirement of the compressed air and the output of the wind collecting device, or 1 set of pressurizing devices 300 corresponds to multiple air storage devices 400.
In other embodiments, the gas storage device may be a pipeline gas storage structure, and the pipeline gas storage structure includes a gas storage pipeline, a base, and a gas inlet and a gas outlet communicated with the gas storage pipeline. The air inlet and the air outlet are both arranged on the base, a plurality of grooves used for fixing the air storage pipeline are formed in the surface of the base, the grooves are communicated with the air storage pipeline, and the grooves are communicated with the air inlet and the air outlet. The grooves are arranged in a matrix mode, so that the gas storage pipelines are arranged on the surface of the base in the matrix mode, and the pipe diameters of the gas storage pipelines and the intervals among the gas storage pipelines are properly controlled. On one hand, the gas storage pipelines can have larger gas storage space (in unit volume), and on the other hand, the gas storage pipelines have good high-temperature heat dissipation and low-temperature heat absorption effects.
In a preferred embodiment, the pressurizing device 300 and the air storage device 400 are provided with air cooling structures, the air cooling structures are disposed below the end of the rotation direction of the spiral track (i.e. the air outlet direction of the cyclone formed by the air gathering device), the air cooling structures may be heat conducting devices disposed on the pressurizing device 300 and the air storage device 400, and the air cooling structures can realize rapid cooling by increasing the heat dissipation area and relying on the airflow in the air outlet direction of the cyclone, so as to prevent the pressurizing device and the air storage device from overheating. Alternatively, a water cooling mode can be adopted to realize heat dissipation of the pressurizing device 300 and the gas storage device 400, and the part of heat can be intensively utilized to heat domestic water in some residential area settings, so that a water heater can be replaced to some extent.
Fig. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of a power generation system according to an embodiment of the present invention, in which a gas engine 500 and a power generator 600 are configured on the basis of the pressurization system shown in fig. 1, and fig. 10 is a schematic structural diagram of a power generation system with a multi-stage pressurization system, in which the gas engines 500 and 600 are configured on the basis of the multi-stage pressurization system shown in fig. 8, and the gas source of the gas storage device 400 is used to drive the gas engine 500 to rotate, so as to drive the rotor of the power generator 600 to rotate to generate power. In other schemes, the gas engine 500 can be used for driving the stator of the generator 600 to rotate to realize power generation, and the technical effect of generating power by using compressed air in the application can be obtained.
In a specific embodiment, fig. 11 shows a schematic structural diagram of a gas engine according to a specific embodiment of the present invention, as shown in fig. 11, a gas engine 500 includes an outer ring 501, a central shaft 502 and a core 503, the core 503 is disposed inside the outer ring 501, an inlet shaft channel 508 is disposed at one end of the central shaft 502, an outlet shaft channel 509 is disposed at the other end of the central shaft 502, and the inlet shaft channel 508 and the outlet shaft channel 509 are not communicated on the central shaft 502.
Referring to fig. 12, the outer annular surface of the core 503 is provided with at least one nozzle 511 and at least one row of nozzles 512; the core body is also provided with an air inlet channel 506 and an air outlet channel 507, wherein the air inlet channel 506 is communicated with the nozzle opening 511, and the air outlet channel 507 is communicated with the exhaust opening 512; the inlet flow channel 506 communicates with the inlet axial channel 508 through an inlet connection hole, and the outlet flow channel 507 communicates with the outlet axial channel 509 through an outlet connection hole. As can be seen by further referring to the sectional views of fig. 11 and 12, a plurality of driving recesses 510 are circumferentially arranged on the inner annular surface of the outer ring 501, at least one secondary flushing channel 513 is arranged between the nozzle 511 and the discharge port 512 on the core body 503, the inlet and the outlet of the secondary flushing channel 513 are communicated with the front and rear driving recesses 510 corresponding to the outer ring, the inlet is close to the outlet of the nozzle or the secondary flushing channel, and the distance is less than the radian corresponding to one driving recess 510; therefore, the gas enters from the gas inlet channel 506, is sprayed out step by step through the spray nozzles 511 and the secondary flushing flow channels 513 of the core body 503, acts on at least two driving concave parts 510 on the circumferential direction of the outer ring 501, generates thrust on the driving concave parts 510 to push the outer ring 501 to rotate and do work, so that the power continuous output is realized, and finally, the gas is discharged through the exhaust channel 507 and the gas outlet shaft channel 509 of the central shaft 502 through the exhaust port 512 of the core body 503, so that the speed and the torque continuous output is realized.
In a preferred embodiment, referring to fig. 12 and 13, the inlet flow channel 506 extends outward from the center in a logarithmic spiral shape, i.e., in a logarithmic spiral flow channel shape, and the pole of the logarithmic spiral is disposed on the central axis of the intermediate shaft 502, due to the constant pressure angle of the logarithmic spiral, the loss of the compressed gas during the injection process is minimized, and the compressed gas can be ensured to act on the driving groove 510 with the same time and thrust force, so that the transmission is stable. The logarithmic spiral orientation determines the angle of the compressed gas jet, and its magnitude affects the speed at which the rotating outer ring 501 is driven and the torque of the rotation. The trend angle is too large, the component force of the driving force of the outer ring 501 in the tangential direction becomes small, and even the outer ring cannot rotate; the strike angle is too small, the force-bearing area of the driving surface of the outer ring 501 is too small, and the rotary driving force is also small. Accordingly, the logarithmic spiral angle is preferably 15 ° to 45 °. Meanwhile, the logarithmic spiral trend angle also determines the number of the driving grooves 510 on which the injection ports of the inner core body 503 act simultaneously, and can be designed according to requirements.
In the preferred embodiment, the secondary flushing flow passage 513 has a return passage and a communicating stroke passage, and the return passage and the stroke passage are curved arc lines extending from the edge of the core 503 to the edge, and are preferably logarithmic spirals, and the logarithmic spiral of the stroke passage of the secondary flushing flow passage has a direction substantially the same as the logarithmic spiral of the intake passage, so that the tangential component force of the secondary flushing flow passage 513 driving the outer ring 501 is larger.
In a preferred embodiment, since the gas engine 500 is used to release compressed air under a certain pressure after acting on the engine motion, which is an endothermic process, a cold air delivery duct may be provided for delivering the low-temperature gas discharged from the outlet of the gas engine to the inlet of the cylinder in the pressurizing device. The cold air conveying pipeline is used for taking the gas with lower temperature at the gas outlet end of the gas engine as the gas inlet source in the pressurizing device, so that the pressurizing device can be cooled to a certain extent, and the compression efficiency is improved.
The pressurizing system of the invention utilizes the most common wind in nature as a power source, can utilize the wind gathering device to convert wind energy into mechanical energy of rotary motion, further utilize the rotary motion to pressurize and collect compressed gas, and utilize compressed air to generate electricity, has wide popularization and utilization values, such as can establish gas stations and power stations in areas with rich wind energy, and can utilize heat generated by pressurization, such as arranging the system in residential areas, on one hand, autonomous power generation can be realized, on the other hand, domestic water is heated by utilizing the heat generated by the pressurizing device to replace a water heater, low-temperature gas output by a gas engine can be used as cold air for supply after being processed, and the utilization maximization of energy is realized. The power generation system can be installed on the roofs of community buildings, the top floors of large buildings, expressways, urban public lighting systems and the like, and supplies stable power during the peak period of power utilization. The pressurizing system and the power generation system have the advantages of high wind energy utilization rate, controllable power generation time, stable output power, low installation and maintenance requirements because the generator set is arranged on the ground, and suitability for families or enterprises.
It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications and variations can be made to the embodiments of the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. In this way, if these modifications and changes are within the scope of the claims of the present invention and their equivalents, the present invention is also intended to cover these modifications and changes. The word "comprising" does not exclude the presence of other elements or steps than those listed in a claim. The mere fact that certain measures are recited in mutually different dependent claims does not indicate that a combination of these measures cannot be used to advantage. Any reference signs in the claims shall not be construed as limiting the scope.

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1. A pressurizing system is characterized by comprising an air collecting device, a pressurizing device and an air storage device, the wind gathering device comprises a plurality of blades and a rotating shaft, the blades are distributed around the rotating shaft along a spatial spiral track, the number of turns of the formed spiral track is at least more than 1.5, at least 3 blades are distributed in one spiral turn, the position of each blade close to the rotating shaft is taken as a root, the windward surface of each blade faces the rotating shaft and inclines towards the rotating shaft, the included angle formed by the inner normal line of the windward surface of each blade at the center of the root and the axis far away from the rotating direction of the space spiral track is an acute angle, the rotating shaft is connected with an input end used for compressing and doing work in the pressurizing device, and a cylinder in the pressurizing device is connected with the gas storage device through a one-way valve.
2. The pressurization system according to claim 1, wherein the wind gathering device further comprises a spiral guiding structure, the spiral guiding structure comprises a space spiral structure which is gradually reduced or enlarged from top to bottom, the spiral guiding structure is arranged around the rotating shaft in a space spiral structure, the plurality of blades are arranged on the spiral guiding structure at intervals, the head and/or the tail of the spiral guiding structure is fixedly connected with the rotating shaft, and the space spiral track is a space logarithmic spiral track which is gradually enlarged from top to bottom.
3. A pressurized system according to claim 2, characterized in that the profile of the spatial helix is taken from one or more segments of a splice in a logarithmic spiral.
4. The pressurization system according to claim 1, wherein a lengthwise line segment extending from the root of the blade in a direction away from the root is taken as a guide line of the windward surface of the blade, a widthwise line segment of the blade is taken as a generatrix of the windward surface, and the guide line and the generatrix line segment are taken from one segment of a logarithmic spiral.
5. The pressurization system according to claim 1, further comprising a fixed shaft and a wind deflector, wherein the rotating shaft is a hollow structure, the rotating shaft is rotatably sleeved on the fixed shaft, the wind deflector shields a leeward surface opposite to the blade blocking the rotation direction and always guides the airflow to one side of a windward surface driving the blade to rotate, and the wind deflector is rotatably arranged on the fixed shaft through a connecting rod.
6. The pressurization system according to claim 1, wherein the rotating shaft drives the piston of the pressurization device to reciprocate in the cylinder through a crank-link mechanism, and the rotating shaft and the crank-link mechanism are in gear transmission.
7. A pressurizing system according to claim 6, comprising a plurality of pressurizing devices, wherein the air outlet of the upper pressurizing device is communicated with the air inlet of the lower pressurizing device, a one-way valve is arranged at the communication position, the pressurizing devices of the same stage comprise at least one pair of pressurizing devices, and when the piston of one pressurizing device is in a compression state, the piston of the other pressurizing device is in an air inlet state.
8. The pressurization system according to claim 1, wherein an air-cooling structure is provided on the pressurization device and the air storage device, and the air-cooling structure is provided below the rotation direction end of the spiral track.
9. An electric power generation system comprising the pressurization system as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 8, further comprising a gas engine and a generator, wherein the compressed air in the air storage device is used to drive the gas engine to rotate so as to drive the generator to operate and generate electricity.
10. The power generation system of claim 9, wherein the gas engine comprises an outer race, a core; the driving concave part is arranged on the inner ring surface of the outer ring in the circumferential direction, and the core body is coaxially arranged in the outer ring and can rotate relative to the outer ring; the outer ring surface of the core body is provided with at least one nozzle and at least one row of nozzles; the core body is also provided with an air inlet channel and an air outlet channel which are communicated with the outside, the air inlet channel is communicated with the nozzle in a logarithmic spiral flow channel shape, and the air outlet channel is communicated with the exhaust port; the core body is provided with at least one secondary flushing channel between the nozzle and the discharge port, an inlet and an outlet of the secondary flushing channel are communicated with the front driving concave part and the rear driving concave part corresponding to the outer ring, and the inlet and the nozzle or the outlet of the secondary flushing channel are arranged close to each other so that gas sprayed out of the nozzle acts on the at least two driving concave parts in the circumferential direction of the outer ring.
11. The power generation system of claim 9, further comprising a cold air delivery duct for delivering gas exhausted from the gas outlet end of the gas engine to the gas inlet of a cylinder in the pressurization device.
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