CN113525648A - Semi-submersible ship for sea energy driving and power generation - Google Patents

Semi-submersible ship for sea energy driving and power generation Download PDF

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CN113525648A
CN113525648A CN202111012926.9A CN202111012926A CN113525648A CN 113525648 A CN113525648 A CN 113525648A CN 202111012926 A CN202111012926 A CN 202111012926A CN 113525648 A CN113525648 A CN 113525648A
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Abstract

The invention discloses a sea energy driving and power generation semi-submersible ship, which comprises a ship, a high-pressure jet spray head and a water energy power generation system, wherein the ship is connected with the high-pressure jet spray head; the ship is provided with an ocean current sea wave energy collector and a water pumping and pressurizing device which are sequentially linked, and is also provided with a main water suction port; the input end of the water pumping and pressurizing device is connected with the main water suction port, the output end of the water pumping and pressurizing device is connected with a first high-pressure pipe and a second high-pressure pipe respectively, the first high-pressure pipe is connected with the high-pressure jet flow spray head, and the second high-pressure pipe is connected with the water energy power generation system. The semi-submersible ship capable of driving and generating power by sea energy provided by the invention can generate and sail on the sea by using the energy of ocean current sea waves, is environment-friendly, can greatly prolong the single sailing time, and is beneficial to the long-term operation of the semi-submersible ship on the sea.

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Semi-submersible ship for sea energy driving and power generation
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of ships, in particular to a semi-submersible ship capable of driving and generating power by sea energy.
Background
The semi-submersible ship is also called a semi-submersible mother ship, and is used for submerging a cargo loading deck by adjusting ballast water of the semi-submersible ship so as to float specific cargo (such as barges, yachts, ships, drilling platforms and the like) to be carried from a specified position onto the cargo loading deck of the semi-submersible ship and transport the cargo to the specified position. However, the existing semi-submersible vessel basically sails by adopting the mode that the traditional internal combustion engine drives the propeller to propel, the fuel used by the internal combustion engine needs to be supplemented in time, the requirement on the supply of the vessel is extremely high, and once the vessel encounters the weather of stormy winds and rainstorms, the supply of the marine supply is difficult to carry out.
The ocean has huge renewable energy sources, and the collectable energy of the ocean mainly comprises ocean wave energy, tidal energy, wind energy and the like. The ship sailing by utilizing the inherent energy of the ocean is a constantly-striving target of human beings, the technology is mature, the history is long, and sailing ships are used, but the research on the ship connection theory for sailing by utilizing other renewable energy sources except wind energy of the ocean is difficult to see. The sailing boat needs a huge sail to drive due to too small energy density of wind energy, is greatly influenced by wind force, and cannot actively and quickly drive. Therefore, sailing boats cannot meet the requirements of modern marine transportation and can only be used in a very small amount for sports or tourism.
In addition, the driving mode of the ship at present basically adopts a propeller propulsion system. However, propeller propulsion systems have the following problems in use: 1) the problem that seawater enters the engine room along the transmission shaft exists; 2) fuel and an engine are needed, the fuel cost is high, the pollution is large, the working noise of the engine is large, and when the propeller stirs water flow, the water flow collides with the propeller with a hard surface, large noise is also generated; 3) when a ship using a traditional fuel oil propeller propulsion system advances, the head and the tail of the ship form a water level difference with a high head and a low tail, and the larger the speed of the ship is, the larger the water level difference is, so-called an uphill effect is formed; meanwhile, the bow of the ship is increased, so that the projected area of water resistance is increased and the jolt of the ship is aggravated.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a semi-submersible ship capable of driving and generating power by sea energy, which can generate and sail on the sea by using the energy of ocean current sea waves, is environment-friendly, can greatly prolong the single sailing time and is beneficial to the long-term operation of the semi-submersible ship on the sea.
In order to achieve the aim, the invention provides a semi-submersible ship for sea energy driving and power generation, which comprises a ship, a high-pressure jet spray head and a water energy power generation system; the ship is provided with an ocean current sea wave energy collector and a water pumping and pressurizing device which are sequentially linked, and is also provided with a main water suction port; the input end of the water pumping and pressurizing device is connected with the main water suction port, the output end of the water pumping and pressurizing device is connected with a first high-pressure pipe and a second high-pressure pipe respectively, the first high-pressure pipe is connected with the high-pressure jet flow spray head, and the second high-pressure pipe is connected with the water energy power generation system.
As a further improvement of the invention, the total water suction port and the high-pressure jet nozzle are respectively arranged at the front part and the rear part of the ship.
As a further improvement of the invention, the hydropower generation system comprises at least two second high-pressure branch pipes which are connected in parallel, the input ends of the second high-pressure branch pipes are connected with the output ends of the second high-pressure pipes, and each second high-pressure branch pipe is sequentially connected with a second self-control electromagnetic valve, a high-pressure hydraulic generator and a second water outlet along the water flow direction.
As a further improvement of the invention, the ship comprises a diving chamber, an equipment bracket, a functional room and a ship top which are sequentially connected from bottom to top; the diving chamber comprises a water pressing chamber and a watertight chamber arranged at the periphery of the water pressing chamber; the ocean current and ocean wave energy collector is arranged on the equipment bracket.
As a further improvement of the invention, the ocean current and ocean wave energy collector comprises an ocean wave vertical energy collector, and the water pumping and pressurizing device comprises a first piston cylinder structure; the vertical energy collector of the sea wave comprises dynamic duckweeds, and the dynamic duckweeds are connected with a first piston connecting rod structure of the first piston cylinder structure; the input end of a first cylinder body of the first piston cylinder body structure is connected with the main water suction port through a one-way valve, the output end of the first cylinder body is connected with a pressure stabilizing tank through the one-way valve, and the pressure stabilizing tank is respectively communicated with a first high-pressure pipe and a second high-pressure pipe; the dynamic duckweeds are arranged at the edge of the vessel.
As a further improvement of the invention, the ocean current and ocean wave energy collector comprises an ocean current and ocean wave horizontal energy collector, and the water pumping and pressurizing device comprises a membrane-blowing box pump; the ocean current and ocean wave horizontal energy collector comprises an ocean current driving wheel connected with a transmission shaft; the ocean current driving wheel comprises a wheel frame, and at least two power rotary blades are distributed on the wheel frame around the circumferential direction of the transmission shaft; the power rotary vane is rotationally connected with the wheel frame through a rotary vane support rod; a first rotary vane limiting structure for limiting the rotation angle of the power rotary vane when the power rotary vane rotates until the front end of the power rotary vane faces outwards and the rear end of the power rotary vane is adjacent to the transmission shaft is arranged between the wheel frame and the power rotary vane; the transmission shaft is linked with the tympanic membrane tank pump, the input end of the tympanic membrane tank pump is communicated with the total water suction port, the output end of the tympanic membrane tank pump is connected with the surge tank, and the surge tank is respectively communicated with the first high-pressure pipe and the second high-pressure pipe.
As a further improvement of the invention, the high-pressure jet flow nozzle is connected with a steering mechanism; the high-pressure jet spray head is connected with the first high-pressure pipe through a hose.
As a further improvement of the invention, a first flow control solenoid valve is connected to the high-pressure jet nozzle.
As a further improvement of the invention, the water pump further comprises a large-stroke reciprocating pump, wherein the input end of the large-stroke reciprocating pump is communicated with the main water suction port, and the output end of the large-stroke reciprocating pump is communicated with the first high-pressure pipe; the large-stroke reciprocating pump comprises a basic assembly, wherein the basic assembly comprises a second cylinder and a piston connecting rod structure which are matched; one end of the second cylinder body is connected with a water suction port through a first one-way valve, and is connected with a high-pressure water outlet through a second one-way valve; the water suction port is connected with the total water suction port; the device also comprises a transmission rack sliding block and a gear which are meshed with each other, wherein the gear is connected with a power shaft, and the transmission rack sliding block is connected with the piston connecting rod structure.
As a further improvement of the invention, the transmission rack sliding block comprises a sliding block main body, wherein an engaging rack which is annularly arranged is arranged on the sliding block main body, and the engaging rack is engaged with the gear; the meshing rack comprises two straight meshing racks which are oppositely arranged, and the straight meshing racks are parallel to the piston connecting rod structure; the end parts of the two linear occlusion racks are connected through an arc transition rack; the sliding block guide frame is arranged on the transmission rack sliding block, and a guide structure which enables the meshing rack to be meshed with the gear is arranged between the sliding block guide frame and the transmission rack sliding block; the transmission rack sliding block is movably connected with the piston connecting rod structure.
Advantageous effects
Compared with the prior art, the semi-submersible ship for sea energy driving and power generation has the advantages that:
1. the high-pressure water is mainly generated by the ocean current sea wave energy collector and the water pumping and pressurizing device, the energy of the ocean current sea waves is fully utilized to generate the high-pressure water, the use of other energy sources is not needed or reduced, and the energy-saving effect is good. Wherein, the dynamic duckweed can fluctuate up and down along with the sea waves to generate power and drive the first piston cylinder structure to extract seawater and pressurize; and the ocean current in the horizontal flow direction can drive the ocean current driving wheel submerged below the sea surface to rotate and drive the membrane-blowing box to pump seawater and pressurize the seawater. The pressurized seawater can be respectively supplied to the high-pressure jet flow spray head and the hydraulic power generation system according to the requirement. Because the ocean current and ocean wave energy is huge, especially under the condition of strong wind and strong waves, a large amount of energy can be collected by the ocean current and ocean wave energy collector to be used as the driving energy and the power generation of the semi-submersible ship, basically no fuel is needed, and no fuel supply is needed on the sea, so that the single sailing time can be greatly prolonged, the semi-submersible ship can be favorable for carrying out long-term operation on the sea, the special requirements of island power supply, sea surface operation power supply, sea foundation construction and the like with great difficulty are met, and the development and utilization of the sea and the island are easier and more efficient.
2. Because the ship is pushed to advance by the reaction force of the high-pressure water sprayed by the high-pressure jet nozzle, when the high-pressure jet collides with the seawater, the noise generated by the high-pressure jet nozzle is greatly reduced compared with the collision between the liquid and the propeller. In addition, because the main water suction port is positioned at the front part of the ship and the high-pressure jet flow spray head is positioned at the rear part of the ship, the water suction at the bow reduces the water level at the bow, the water spray at the stern raises the water level at the stern to form a so-called downhill effect, the effect is offset with the uphill effect formed by the ship body propelled in water, the water resistance projection area is reduced, the bump of the ship is reduced, and therefore the ship can run smoothly and save energy.
3. The high-pressure jet nozzle is adopted to solve the problem that seawater enters the engine room along the transmission shaft in the traditional propeller propulsion system.
4. Can drive the swing of high-pressure jet nozzle through steering mechanism, realize turning to of boats and ships, need cooperate the rudder just can turn to for traditional screw, adopt rotatable high-pressure jet nozzle to need not additionally to use the rudder again.
5. When the sea surface is calm and the energy collected by the ocean current and ocean wave energy collector is insufficient to drive the ship, the motor can drive the large-stroke reciprocating pump to pump seawater to pressurize and convey the seawater to the high-pressure jet flow nozzle, so that the ship can sail with enough power under all conditions. As the auxiliary power which is started under special conditions, the active power system is smaller and more convenient to arrange.
The invention will become more apparent from the following description when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, which illustrate embodiments of the invention.
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FIG. 1 is a side view of a marine propulsion and power generation semi-submersible vessel;
FIG. 2 is a rear view of the marine propulsion and power generation semi-submersible vessel;
FIG. 3 is a top view of an ocean current ocean wave energy harvester;
FIG. 4 is a top view of the diving chamber;
FIG. 5 is a pipeline connection diagram of the marine energy propulsion and power generation semi-submersible vessel;
FIG. 6 is one of a top view of the high pressure jet spray head, spray head holder and steering mechanism;
FIG. 7 is a second top view of the high pressure jet spray head, spray head holder and steering mechanism;
FIG. 8 is a horizontal view of the omni-directional ocean current driving wheel;
FIG. 9 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the omni-directional ocean current driving wheel;
FIG. 10 is a top view of a large stroke reciprocating pump;
FIG. 11 is a top view of a single base assembly;
FIG. 12 is a front view of a single basic assembly;
FIG. 13 is a rear view of a single base assembly;
FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view of a single basic assembly;
FIG. 15 is a top view of the drive rack slide;
FIG. 16 is a rear view of the drive rack slide;
FIG. 17 is a top view of the slide guide;
FIG. 18 is a front view of the slide guide;
fig. 19 is a rear view of the slider guide.
Detailed Description
Embodiments of the present invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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Referring to fig. 1 to 19, a semi-submersible vessel for sea energy propulsion and power generation comprises a vessel 22, a high-pressure jet spray head 24 and a water energy power generation system. The ship 22 is provided with an ocean current and ocean wave energy collector and a water pumping and pressurizing device which are linked in sequence, and is also provided with a main water suction port 13. The input end of the water pumping and pressurizing device is connected with the main water suction port 13, the output end of the water pumping and pressurizing device is respectively connected with a first high-pressure pipe 25 and a second high-pressure pipe 43, the first high-pressure pipe 25 is connected with the high-pressure jet flow spray head 24, and the second high-pressure pipe 43 is connected with the hydraulic power generation system. Specifically, the total suction port 13 and the high-pressure jet nozzles 24 are provided at the front and rear of the ship 22, respectively. The round pipe of the main water suction port 13 is pinned from both sides and welded with a protective net 28, so that the water suction port is kept smooth and is not easy to block.
The sectional area of the jet tail nozzle of the high-pressure jet nozzle 24 is greatly reduced compared with that of the high-pressure water pipe, so that the high jet speed and the low flow of the jet tail nozzle are ensured. Meanwhile, the high-pressure water pipe network system realizes high water pressure, large pipe diameter, low flow velocity and low energy consumption.
The hydro-energy power generation system comprises at least two second high-pressure branch pipes 44 which are connected in parallel, the input ends of the second high-pressure branch pipes 44 are connected with the output ends of the second high-pressure pipes 43, and each second high-pressure branch pipe 44 is sequentially connected with a second automatic control electromagnetic valve 35, a high-pressure hydro-generator 34 and a second water outlet 36 along the water flow direction. The high-pressure hydro-generator 34 is connected with a storage battery for storing electric energy generated by the high-pressure hydro-generator 34 for later use.
The plane of the ship 22 is rectangular, and is divided into 4 layers as a whole, and comprises a diving chamber 37, an equipment support 38, a functional room 39 and a ship top 34 which are connected in sequence from bottom to top. The layers are connected by steel ladders 42.
The diving chamber 37 comprises a pressurized water chamber 371 and a watertight chamber 372 arranged at the periphery of the pressurized water chamber 371. The diving chamber 37 is basically a rectangular box body surrounded by steel plates, and the box body is reinforced and separated by a plurality of longitudinal and transverse partition steel plates.
The diving chamber 37 is provided with a plurality of water pressing chambers 371 arranged in sequence, and the water pressing chambers 371 are connected into a whole through a communication port at the bottom. The sinking and floating of the semi-submersible ship are adjusted by pumping water or injecting water into the pressurized-water cabin 371. The water pressing chamber 371 is provided with a water pump and an air vent. The periphery of the diving chamber 37 is provided with a watertight chamber 372, and the watertight chamber 372 is completely sealed to provide certain fixed buoyancy for the semi-submersible ship. The total suction port 13 is provided at the front end of the diving chamber 37.
The diving chamber is used as the foundation of the upper three-layer structure, and two rows of columns are arranged on the diving chamber. Two rows of ocean wave vertical energy collectors are arranged on the outer side of the long edge of the diving chamber, and the omnidirectional ocean current ocean wave energy collectors are in two rows and are balanced with the two rows of ocean wave vertical energy collectors and are arranged below the ocean wave vertical energy collectors.
The ocean current ocean wave energy collectors are disposed on the equipment support layer 38. The device support layer 38 is primarily for securing the energy collector and reinforcing the column. The equipment support layer 38 is integrally hollowed out: when the layer is anchored for power generation or sails at a slow speed and supplies power to the outside, the layer is completely submerged so as to collect the sea energy, a small part of high-pressure water generated by the energy collector is utilized for driving the navigation, and the rest high-pressure water is used for generating power; at normal speed (rated speed) the layer is about two thirds submerged to collect ocean energy, reduce drag and reduce the impact force on the two rows of ocean wave vertical energy collectors. Most of high-pressure water generated by the energy collector is used for driving a ship, and the rest high-pressure water is used for generating electricity; when full floating is needed in special situations, the layer floats out of the water. The electric power storage is utilized to drive the large-stroke reciprocating pump to generate high-pressure water, and the ship is actively driven to move forward.
The main body of the functional room 39 is a frame steel structure surface paved with steel plates, wherein the machine room is used for arranging a high-pressure water power generation system and a high-pressure jet flow driving system; the power distribution room is used for arranging high-voltage and low-voltage power distribution equipment; the power storage room is used for accommodating power storage equipment; the living rooms comprise kitchens, toilets, dormitories and the like; the cab and the control room are a cab and are used for arranging relevant control equipment.
The main body of the ship top 34 is a frame steel structure surface paved steel plate.
The ocean current and ocean wave energy collector comprises an ocean wave vertical energy collector, and the water pumping and pressurizing device comprises a first piston cylinder structure 30. The vertical energy harvester for sea waves comprises a powered duckweed 29, the powered duckweed 29 being connected to the first piston rod structure 302 of the first piston-cylinder structure 30. The input end of the first cylinder 301 of the first piston cylinder structure 30 is connected with the main water suction port 13 through a one-way valve, the output end of the first cylinder 301 is connected with the surge tank 16 through a one-way valve, and the one-way valve can prevent seawater from flowing backwards. The surge tank 16 communicates with the first and second high- pressure pipes 25 and 43, respectively. The dynamic duckweeds 29 are plural and arranged at the edge of the vessel 22. The vertical projection of the dynamic duckweed 29 is circular, the diameter of the dynamic duckweed is far larger than the thickness of the dynamic duckweed, the contact area is large when the dynamic duckweed is lifted by sea waves, the self weight of the dynamic duckweed is light, the response is sensitive when the dynamic duckweed is lifted by the sea waves, and the energy conversion rate is high.
The ocean current and ocean wave energy collector comprises an ocean current and ocean wave horizontal energy collector, the water pumping and pressurizing device comprises a tympanic membrane box pump 36, and the tympanic membrane box pump 36 is arranged in the functional room 39. The ocean current ocean wave horizontal energy harvester includes an ocean current drive wheel 35 connected to a drive shaft 34. The ocean current driving wheel 35 includes a wheel frame 351, at least two power rotary vanes 352 are circumferentially distributed on the wheel frame 351 around the transmission shaft 34, and in the embodiment, the number of the power rotary vanes 352 is 6. The power rotary vane 352 is rotatably connected with the wheel frame 351 through a rotary vane support rod 353, and the rotary vane support rod 353 transversely penetrates through the middle of the front section of the power rotary vane 352. A first vane limiting structure 355 is arranged between the wheel frame 351 and the power vane 352 for limiting the rotation angle of the power vane 352 when the power vane 352 rotates until the front end of the power vane 352 faces outwards and the rear end of the power vane 352 is adjacent to the transmission shaft 34. The wheel frame 351 is further provided with a second vane limiting structure 354 for limiting the rotation angle of the power vane 352 when the power vane 352 rotates to the rear end of the power vane 352 outwards.
In this embodiment, the transmission shaft 34 is vertically arranged, and the ocean current driving wheel 35 is an omnidirectional ocean current driving wheel, that is, no matter which direction the ocean current flows in the horizontal direction, the omnidirectional ocean current driving wheel can be driven to rotate, specifically, when the ocean current passes through the omnidirectional ocean current driving wheel, the front end of the power rotary vane 352 on one side of the transmission shaft 34 along the ocean current direction on the ocean current driving wheel 35 faces outward under the action of the ocean current, and the rear end of the power rotary vane 352 is adjacent to the transmission shaft, at this time, the power rotary vane 352 in this state is supported by the first rotary vane limiting structure 355, and the ocean current acts on the first rotary vane surface of the power rotary vane 352 on the side to generate forward rotational thrust; the power rotary vane 352 on the other side of the transmission shaft 34 floats under the action of the ocean current, is not supported by the first rotary vane limiting structure 355, and the unfolding direction of the power rotary vane is basically parallel to the ocean current direction, so that the incident flow section of the power rotary vane 352 is minimized, the resistance on the ocean current is small, and the reverse rotation thrust formed by the minimum resistance is also small. The difference between the forward and reverse rotational thrust forces (i.e., the horizontal energy of the ocean waves) drives the transmission shaft 34 to rotate continuously, so that the function of converting the horizontal energy of the omnidirectional ocean waves into mechanical rotational energy is realized, and the device is suitable for areas with frequent changes of ocean current directions. The structure does not need to consider the relative height between the sea surface and the omnidirectional ocean current driving wheel, the omnidirectional ocean current driving wheel is completely immersed in the sea water, and power can still be generated through ocean current. The propeller shaft 34 may be horizontally disposed, and the ocean current driving wheel 35 may be disposed in a culvert communicating at the front and rear ends thereof, so that the ocean current driving wheel 35 is driven to rotate by the ocean water flowing into the culvert, and the ocean current driving wheel 35 may be a one-way ocean current driving wheel.
The transmission shaft 34 is fixedly connected with the wheel frame 351 and is linked with the tympanic membrane tank pump 36, the input end of the tympanic membrane tank pump 36 is communicated with the total water suction port 13, the output end of the tympanic membrane tank pump 36 is connected with the surge tank 16 through a one-way valve, and the surge tank 16 is respectively communicated with the first high-pressure pipe 25 and the second high-pressure pipe 43.
The high-pressure jet nozzle 24 is connected with a steering mechanism 27. The high-pressure jet nozzle 24 is connected to a first high-pressure pipe 25 via a hose 26. The ship 22 includes a head holder 23, and the head holder 23 is formed by connecting a plurality of channel steels by screws. The middle part of the high-pressure jet flow nozzle 24 is provided with a nozzle rotating shaft 241, and the nozzle rotating shaft 241 is rotatably connected with the nozzle bracket 23. The nozzle holder 23 is mounted at the rear of the diving chamber 37.
The steering mechanism 27 comprises a cable 271 and a guide pulley 272 which are matched, the guide pulley 272 is arranged on the spray head bracket 23, and two ends of the cable 271 are linked with the high-pressure jet spray head 24. In addition, a guy rope limiting sleeve 275 is installed on the spray head bracket 23, and a guy rope 271 penetrates through the guy rope limiting sleeve 275. The guy 271 is interlocked with a steering wheel in the cabin.
A circular plate 273 is connected between two ends of the stay 271, a strip-shaped sliding groove 274 is formed in the plate 273, and the length of the strip-shaped sliding groove 274 is parallel to the center line of the ship 22. The front section of the high-pressure jet spray head 24 is provided with a shifting column 242, and the shifting column 242 is in sliding fit with the strip-shaped sliding groove 274. When the plate 273 is pulled by the stay cable 271 to move left and right relative to the ship, the shifting column 242 moves left and right along with the strip-shaped sliding groove 274 and moves front and back relative to the strip-shaped sliding groove 274, so that the high-pressure jet nozzle 24 is driven to swing, the jet direction forms an included angle relative to the central line of the ship 22, and steering is achieved.
The high-pressure jet nozzle 24 is connected with a first flow control solenoid valve 20. The first flow control solenoid valve 20 is connected to a controller, and the jet flow rate can be adjusted by adjusting the opening degree of the first flow control solenoid valve 20, thereby adjusting the navigational speed.
The functional room 39 of the sea energy driving and power generation semi-submersible ship is also internally provided with a large-stroke reciprocating pump 15, the input end of the large-stroke reciprocating pump 15 is communicated with the main water suction port 13, and the output end of the large-stroke reciprocating pump 15 is communicated with the first high-pressure pipe 25. The large stroke reciprocating pump 15 comprises a basic assembly comprising a second cylinder 1 and a piston rod arrangement 2 adapted thereto. One end of the second cylinder body 1 is connected with a water suction port 7 through a first one-way valve 71, and is connected with a high-pressure water outlet 8 through a second one-way valve 81. The water intake 7 is connected to a total intake 13. The large-stroke reciprocating pump 15 further comprises a transmission rack slider 3 and a gear 4 which are meshed with each other, the gear 4 is connected with a power shaft 41, and the transmission rack slider 3 is connected with the piston connecting rod structure 2. The water suction port 7 is positioned on the side wall of the second cylinder body 1 close to the lower end, and the high-pressure water outlet 8 is positioned at the lower end of the second cylinder body 1. The second cylinder 1 is arranged vertically.
A third one-way valve 17 is connected between the high-pressure water outlet 8 and the first high-pressure pipe 25. The first high-pressure pipe 25 is connected with a self-control electromagnetic valve 18, and the self-control electromagnetic valve 18 is connected with a controller.
The transmission rack sliding block 3 comprises a sliding block main body 31, an engaging rack 32 which is annularly arranged is arranged on the sliding block main body 31, and the engaging rack 32 is meshed with the gear 4. The engagement rack 32 includes two straight engagement racks 321 which are oppositely and vertically arranged, and the straight engagement racks 321 are parallel to the piston rod structure 2. The upper end and the lower end of the two linear occlusion racks 321 are connected through an arc transition rack 322. The basic assembly further comprises a slide block guide frame 6, and a guide structure which enables the meshing rack 32 to be kept meshed with the gear 4 is arranged between the slide block guide frame 6 and the transmission rack slide block 3. The transmission rack sliding block 3 is movably connected with the piston connecting rod structure 2.
In this embodiment, the slider guide 6 includes a substrate 61. The guide structure includes a bar-shaped guide plate 62 and a positioning slide pin 33 movable around an outer side wall of the guide plate 62. The strip-shaped guide plate 62 is vertically arranged, and the upper end and the lower end of the strip-shaped guide plate are arranged in an arc shape. The guide plate 62 is provided on the side surface of the base plate 61, and the positioning slide pin 33 is provided on the side surface of the slider main body 31. The guide plate 62 and the positioning slide pin 33 are provided in two sets, respectively, on both sides of the engagement rack 32. Both sides of the base plate 61 are provided with a welding port 63 and an auxiliary welding plate 64, and the auxiliary welding plate 64 is welded with the side surface of the slide rail 5.
The piston connecting rod structure 2 is provided with a first connecting rod 21 which is transversely arranged, and the first connecting rod 21 is transversely connected with the sliding block main body 31 in a sliding manner. The second link 9 is connected to the slider body 31 in a laterally sliding manner. The basic assembly further comprises a sliding rail 5 connected with the second cylinder body 1, and sliding blocks at two ends of the second connecting rod 9 are connected with the sliding rail 5 in a sliding mode. In this embodiment, the first link 21 and the second link 9 are respectively located at the upper and lower ends of the slider body 31.
Two second cylinder bodies 1 are arranged in each basic assembly, the two second cylinder bodies 1 are symmetrically arranged on two sides of the gear 4, eccentricity is avoided, and smooth operation and durable use of the reciprocating pump are guaranteed. Wherein, two ends of the first connecting rod 21 are respectively connected with the upper ends of the piston connecting rod structures 2 of the second cylinder bodies 1 at two sides.
The number of the basic assemblies is even number such as 2, 4, 6, and the cylinder stroke of the piston connecting rod structure 2 in the two corresponding basic assemblies is arranged in opposite phase. In the present embodiment, the number of the basic components is 2, and when the two piston rod structures 2 of one of the basic components are in the fully-pulled-out state, the two piston rod structures 2 of the other basic component are in the fully-pressed-in state. The power shaft 41 is one and the number of the gears 4 corresponds to the number of the basic components. In each basic assembly, the back side of the base plate 61 of the slide block guide frame 6 is provided with two symmetrically arranged rib plates 65, and the rib plates 65 of the two basic assemblies are oppositely arranged and fixedly connected through a connecting plate 10. In addition, the second cylinder block 1 of each basic assembly is fixed together by the fixing bracket 11, thereby ensuring the stability of the entire large stroke reciprocating pump.
When the automatic transmission works, the driving motor 12, the automatic transmission 14 and the power shaft 41 are sequentially linked to drive the power shaft 41 and the gear 4 to rotate in a single direction. The drive motor 12 may be powered by the battery of the vessel 22. Because the positioning sliding pin 33 always moves around the outer side wall of the guide plate 62, the gear 4 is always engaged with the meshing rack 32 which is annularly arranged on the transmission rack sliding block 3, the transmission rack sliding block 3 can move up and down in a reciprocating manner to a large extent, and the piston connecting rod structure 2 is driven to move up and down. In the process, when the gear 4 passes through the arc transition rack 322 of the meshing rack 32, the transmission rack slider 3 can also transversely move relative to the piston connecting rod structure 2, so that the gear 4 is switched between the two linear meshing racks 321, and the aim of up-and-down movement of the piston connecting rod structure 2 can be achieved without reversing and rotating the gear 4. In the process that the piston connecting rod structure 2 moves up and down, when the piston connecting rod structure 2 moves up, negative pressure is generated in the second cylinder body 1, seawater is sucked into the second cylinder body 1 by the water suction port 7, and at the moment, the second one-way valve 81 is closed; when the piston connecting rod structure 2 moves downwards, the water pressure in the second cylinder body 1 is increased, the first one-way valve 71 is closed, the second one-way valve 81 is opened, the high-pressure seawater in the second cylinder body 1 is conveyed to the high-pressure pipe 25 of the high-pressure jet flow driving system of the ship 22 from the high-pressure water outlet 8, the high-pressure jet flow nozzle 24 at the tail end of the high-pressure pipe 25 sprays water to the back of the ship body, and the ship 22 is driven to advance by the reverse thrust of the water.
When the rated high-pressure water pressure of the jet flow driving system is 10MPa, and the tail nozzle of the high-pressure jet flow nozzle 24 is D50, the following can be calculated: the tail jet speed is 100M/s, the maximum thrust is 1.96T, and the maximum water jet quantity is 0.196M3/s。
When the rated high-pressure water pressure of the jet flow driving system is 12MPa, and the tail nozzle of the high-pressure jet flow nozzle 24 is D100, the following can be calculated: the tail jet speed is 120M/s, the maximum thrust is 9.4T, and the maximum water jet quantity is 0.94M3/s。
Generally, the rated pressure of high-pressure water is about 10MPa, and the main power is high-pressure water generated by the sea wave energy collector. The high-pressure water pipe network system achieves high water pressure, large pipe diameter, low flow velocity and low energy consumption.
The implementation process of two main functions of the sea energy driving and power generation semi-submersible ship is described by taking high-pressure water rated pressure of 10MPa as an example:
(1) the sea wave energy is utilized to realize the power generation function:
when the ship is parked or sailed, the second layer of the ship is completely submerged so as to collect the sea energy, and the high-pressure water generated by the energy collector is used for driving the high-pressure water wheel generator to generate electricity.
The hydraulic generator generally adopts more than 3, when the water pressure is more than 10.1MPa, a hydraulic generator is automatically opened through a self-control electromagnetic valve. When the water pressure is less than 9.9MPa, a hydraulic generator is automatically turned off through the automatic control electromagnetic valve, so that the function of high-quality power generation is realized.
(2) The high-pressure water is utilized to realize the driving function:
the ship moves by adopting a high-pressure water jet driving system, high-pressure water mainly comes from a sea wave energy collector, and only under special conditions, the high-pressure water is started to be actively supplemented by an electricity storage driving large-stroke reciprocating pump. The ship thrust is controlled through controlling the flow control electromagnetic valve, the tail spraying direction is controlled, and the ship course is controlled, so that the ship navigation driving function is realized.
The present invention has been described in connection with the preferred embodiments, but the present invention is not limited to the embodiments disclosed above, and is intended to cover various modifications, equivalent combinations, which are made in accordance with the spirit of the present invention.

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1. A semi-submersible ship capable of driving and generating power by sea energy is characterized by comprising a ship (22), a high-pressure jet nozzle (24) and a water energy power generation system; the ship (22) is provided with an ocean current and ocean wave energy collector and a water pumping and pressurizing device which are linked in sequence, and is also provided with a main water suction port (13); the input end of the water pumping and pressurizing device is connected with the main water suction port (13), the output end of the water pumping and pressurizing device is respectively connected with a first high-pressure pipe (25) and a second high-pressure pipe (43), the first high-pressure pipe (25) is connected with the high-pressure jet flow nozzle (24), and the second high-pressure pipe (43) is connected with the hydraulic power generation system.
2. A vessel according to claim 1, wherein the total suction opening (13) and the high pressure jet nozzles (24) are arranged at the front and rear of the vessel (22), respectively.
3. The sea energy propulsion and power generation semi-submersible ship according to claim 1, characterized in that the hydro-energy power generation system comprises at least two second high-pressure branch pipes (44) connected in parallel, the input ends of the second high-pressure branch pipes (44) are connected with the output ends of the second high-pressure pipes (43), and each second high-pressure branch pipe (44) is sequentially connected with a second self-control electromagnetic valve (35), a high-pressure hydro-generator (34) and a second water outlet (36) along the water flow direction; the high-pressure hydraulic generator (34) is connected with a storage battery.
4. The vessel (22) comprises a diving chamber (37), an equipment bracket (38), a functional room (39) and a roof (34) which are connected in sequence from bottom to top; the diving chamber (37) comprises a water pressing chamber (371) and a water sealing chamber (372) arranged at the periphery of the water pressing chamber (371); the ocean current and ocean wave energy collector is arranged on the equipment bracket (38).
5. A sea-powered and power-generating semi-submersible vessel as claimed in claim 1 or 4, wherein the ocean current sea wave energy harvester comprises a sea wave vertical energy harvester, and the water pumping and pressurizing device comprises a first piston-cylinder structure (30); the vertical energy collector of the sea wave comprises dynamic duckweeds (29), and the dynamic duckweeds (29) are connected with a first piston connecting rod structure (302) of a first piston cylinder structure (30); the input end of a first cylinder body (301) of the first piston cylinder body structure (30) is connected with the main water suction port (13) through a one-way valve, the output end of the first cylinder body (301) is connected with a pressure stabilizing tank (16) through the one-way valve, and the pressure stabilizing tank (16) is respectively communicated with a first high-pressure pipe (25) and a second high-pressure pipe (43); the dynamic duckweeds (29) are arranged at the edge of the vessel (22).
6. The vessel of claim 1 or 4, wherein the ocean current wave energy collector comprises an ocean current wave horizontal energy collector, and the water pumping and pressurizing device comprises a membrane-blowing tank pump (36); the ocean current and ocean wave horizontal energy collector comprises an ocean current driving wheel (35) connected with a transmission shaft (34); the ocean current driving wheel (35) comprises a wheel frame (351), and at least two power rotary blades (352) are distributed on the wheel frame (351) in the circumferential direction around the transmission shaft (34); the power rotary vane (352) is rotatably connected with the wheel frame (351) through a rotary vane supporting rod (353); a first rotary vane limiting structure (355) which limits the rotating angle of the power rotary vane (352) when the power rotary vane (352) rotates to the position that the front end of the power rotary vane (352) faces outwards and the rear end of the power rotary vane (352) is adjacent to the transmission shaft (34) is arranged between the wheel frame (351) and the power rotary vane (352); the transmission shaft (34) is linked with the tympanic membrane tank pump (36), the input end of the tympanic membrane tank pump (36) is communicated with the total water suction port (13), the output end of the tympanic membrane tank pump (36) is connected with the pressure stabilizing tank (16), and the pressure stabilizing tank (16) is respectively communicated with the first high-pressure pipe (25) and the second high-pressure pipe (43).
7. The vessel according to claim 1, wherein the high-pressure jet nozzle (24) is connected with a steering mechanism (27); the high-pressure jet nozzle (24) is connected with the first high-pressure pipe (25) through a hose (26).
8. A marine propulsion and power generation semi-submersible vessel as claimed in claim 1 wherein a first flow controlled solenoid valve (20) is connected to the high pressure jet spray head (24).
9. The marine energy-driven navigation and power generation semi-submersible ship according to claim 1, further comprising a large-stroke reciprocating pump (15), wherein an input end of the large-stroke reciprocating pump (15) is communicated with the main water suction port (13), and an output end of the large-stroke reciprocating pump (15) is communicated with a first high-pressure pipe (25); the large-stroke reciprocating pump (15) comprises a basic assembly, wherein the basic assembly comprises a second cylinder body (1) and a piston connecting rod structure (2) which are matched; one end of the second cylinder body (1) is connected with a water suction port (7) through a first one-way valve (71), and is connected with a high-pressure water outlet (8) through a second one-way valve (81); the water suction port (7) is connected with the total water suction port (13); the device is characterized by further comprising a transmission rack sliding block (3) and a gear (4) which are meshed with each other, wherein the gear (4) is connected with a power shaft (41), and the transmission rack sliding block (3) is connected with the piston connecting rod structure (2).
10. The marine energy-driven navigation and power generation semi-submersible ship as claimed in claim 9, wherein the transmission rack slider (3) comprises a slider main body (31), the slider main body (31) is provided with an engaging rack (32) which is annularly arranged, and the engaging rack (32) is engaged with the gear (4); the meshing rack (32) comprises two linear meshing racks (321) which are oppositely arranged, and the linear meshing racks (321) are parallel to the piston connecting rod structure (2); the end parts of the two linear occlusion racks (321) are connected through an arc transition rack (322); the sliding block guide frame (6) is further included, and a guide structure which enables the meshing rack (32) to be meshed with the gear (4) is arranged between the sliding block guide frame (6) and the transmission rack sliding block (3); the transmission rack sliding block (3) is movably connected with the piston connecting rod structure (2).
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