CN114059576A - Offshore wind turbine layout design method considering scouring protection - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses an offshore wind turbine layout design method considering scouring protection, which relates to the technical field of coastal engineering and is characterized in that the diameter of a basic structure is determined based on a selected wind turbine type; determining individual rows of wind farm after micro-addressing of offshore wind farmNumber of pile foundations NxAnd the number N of single-row pile foundationsy(ii) a Obtaining wave field statistical elements within the field: wavelength lambda and wave direction theta; determining row spacing of single pile foundation of wind power plantRow spacingAnd arrangements thereof. The arrangement in the form can effectively reduce the acceleration field of the field, and compared with the conventional linear arrangement, the arrangement can not only reduce the wave field distribution in the field, but also effectively reduce the wave field distribution before and after the structure, thereby reducing the wave load of the pile foundation and weakening the hydraulic elements causing scouring. The invention can reduce the structure cost of the foundation of the offshore wind turbine device and can also reduce the scouring protection cost of the foundation of the wind power generation device.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of coastal engineering, in particular to a layout design method of an offshore wind turbine considering scouring protection.
Background
As the development of world offshore wind power begins to enter a large-scale development stage, the heat tide of the construction of China offshore wind power plants also comes with the development of world offshore wind power. In the aspect of offshore wind power, the third national wind energy resource general survey conducted by the China weather service and the development and reform Commission shows that about 7.5 hundred million kilowatts of offshore developable wind energy is located in the east coast of China, so that the offshore developable wind energy has huge resource development potential and good development and utilization market conditions, but because the east coast area of China is often influenced by natural disasters such as typhoon and the like, the construction conditions and the opening difficulty are more complicated than those in foreign countries.
The offshore wind turbine generator system has the advantages that a plurality of supporting structures are adopted in the offshore wind turbine generator system, the single-pile foundation is a foundation structure which is most widely applied, statistical data show that the proportion of the single-pile foundation in the offshore wind turbine foundation is more than 65%, and the research on the design and analysis method of the single-pile foundation has important engineering application significance.
The pile foundation of offshore wind power is affected by tide or ocean current, and eddy current is formed around the pile foundation. The larger the pile foundation is, the larger the flow resisting area is, and the higher the eddy speed is; the closer to the pile foundation, the greater the water flow rate. So that the sand and sand are more easily washed near the pile foundation. The local scouring not only affects the sediment deposition around the foundation, but also changes the vibration frequency of the structure, and even reduces the lateral bearing capacity and the anti-seismic performance of the structure. Therefore, how to adopt proper protection measures and reduce local scouring around the foundation is one of the important problems to be faced when designing the offshore wind power single-pile foundation.
In order to control the pile erosion and ensure the structure safety, a plurality of anti-erosion protection measures are provided at present. The anti-scour measures are mainly classified into two categories, one is a measure for improving the anti-scour capability of the bed surface arranged on the bed surface around the bottom of the pile, and the other is a measure for weakening the hydraulic elements (such as descending water flow and horseshoe vortex) causing scour by arranging around the pile or changing the shape of the pile. These two types of measures are also referred to as bed-surface-strengthening measures (bed-reinforcing measures) and water-flow-controlling measures (flow-alternating measures), respectively. The common bed surface strengthening measures include multiple protection measures such as riprap, mattress sinking, gabion and the like. These protective measures have been widely used in the protection of bridges against impacts. The riprap protection measures are widely applied as the protection measures of the foundation of the wind power generation device in the marine environment. And water flow control measures, such as horizontal partition plates, foundation expansion, impact reduction piles, sand blocking sills, sleeves, tetrahedral frame groups, column body slotting and the like.
But the initial investment cost and the operation and maintenance cost of such protection measures are high.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above, the invention provides a layout design method of an offshore wind turbine considering scouring protection, which combines a sinusoidal grating equation, a multi-slit grating theory and a crystal Bragg resonance law with the practical application of the basic layout of an offshore wind turbine device.
In order to achieve the purpose, the invention adopts the following technical scheme:
a layout design method for an offshore wind turbine considering scouring protection comprises the following steps:
s1, determining the diameter of the base structure based on the selected fan type;
s2, determining the number of pile foundations of a single row of the wind power plant after micro-site selection of the offshore wind power plantAnd the number of single-row pile foundations;
S4, determining row spacing of single-pile foundation of wind power plantRow spacingAnd arrangements thereof.
Preferably, the step S1 specifically includes: the diameter of the foundation structure is mainly determined by the allowable overall frequency of the fan type.
Preferably, the step S2 specifically includes:
and S21, determining the range of the field according to the influence factors such as landform, dominant wind direction, dominant wind energy direction, ground obstacles and the like.
S22, determining the number of pile foundations of a single row of the wind power plant according to the field area range, the total installed capacity and the single machine capacityAnd the number of single-row pile foundations。
Preferably, the step S4 specifically includes:
s41, control element pile row spacing of single pileThe projection distance between the piles on the x axis meets the Bragg resonance law:
whereinPlanning to block the wave direction of the waves for the intended sheltering sea area,for the purpose of the corresponding wavelength(s),the number of single pile foundations in each row;
s42, controlling element pile row pitch of single pileThe projection distance between piles on the y axis meets the light intensity main-level small formula:
whereinPlanning of blocking waves for a sea area to be shelteredThe wave direction of the waves is such that,for the purpose of the corresponding wavelength(s),the number of the single pile foundations in each row;
s43, the arrangement form of the offshore wind power single-pile foundation is a periodic form, wherein the wavelength of the control element is controlledThe grating theory is satisfied, namely:
whereinPlanning to block the wave direction of the waves for the intended sheltering sea area,the amplitude A is a non-control element for the corresponding wavelength, and satisfies。
Preferably, the offshore wind power single pile foundation arrangement form of the step S43 is a sine periodic form, wherein the control element is a sine wave lengthThe grating theory is satisfied, namely:
whereinPlanning of blocking waves for a sea area to be shelteredThe wave direction of the waves is such that,the sinusoidal amplitude A is a non-controlling element for the corresponding wavelength, and is generally satisfiedAnd (4) finishing.
Preferably, the single pile can be rectangular pile or round pile, the size of the single pile is a non-control element, wherein the width (rectangular pile) or the diameter (round pile) a of the single pile satisfies the requirementAnd isAnd (4) finishing.
Advantageous effects
The invention can modulate the wave field in and around the field by utilizing the structural characteristics of the wind turbine when the offshore wind turbine is arranged, so that the wave field distribution is reduced, the load of a single pile foundation is reduced, and the hydraulic elements causing scouring are weakened. Therefore, the invention can reduce the structural cost of the foundation of the offshore wind turbine device and also can reduce the protection cost of the foundation of the wind power generation device.
According to the invention, the modulation effect of the multi-pile structure arranged in a sine curve on waves is utilized to prevent the wind turbine foundation of the field area from resonating with the waves, and the waves are subjected to dispersion with high diffraction efficiency in the transmission process, so that energy dissipation is generated, the wave field distribution in and around the field is reduced, the load of a single-pile foundation is reduced, and the hydraulic elements causing scouring are weakened.
By designing the layout form of the foundation of the offshore wind turbine device, the invention not only avoids the resonance between the wind turbine device and the waves in the field region, but also reduces the wave field distribution in the field region, thereby directly reducing the structural strength of the wind turbine foundation and weakening the hydraulic elements causing scouring. The structure cost of the foundation of the offshore wind turbine device is reduced, and the scouring protection cost of the foundation of the wind power generation device can be reduced. The present invention may be sinusoidal in form, but is not limited to any arrangement that satisfies the grating equation.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic flow diagram of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the basic layout of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a wave field distribution effect of a non-sinusoidal offshore wind turbine installation base provided in an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a wave field distribution effect of a sinusoidal offshore wind turbine device based on an embodiment of the present invention;
remarking: the distribution of the wave velocity potential function is given in fig. 3 and 4.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
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As shown in fig. 1, 2, and 4, the embodiment discloses a layout design method of an offshore wind turbine with consideration of erosion protection, which includes the following steps:
s1, determining the diameter of the base structure based on the selected fan type;
s11, the diameter of the foundation structure is mainly determined by the complete machine frequency allowed by the fan type, and the diameter of the foundation structure is determined to be 0.4m in the embodiment.
S2, for offshore wind powerDetermining the number of the pile foundations of the single row of the wind power plant after microcosmic site selectionAnd the number of single-row pile foundations;
The method comprises the following specific steps:
and S21, determining the range of the field according to the influence factors such as landform, dominant wind direction, dominant wind energy direction, ground obstacles and the like.
S22, determining the number of pile foundations of a single row of the wind power plant according to the field area range, the total installed capacity and the single machine capacityAnd the number of single-row pile foundations. The number of the pile foundations of the single row of the wind power plant is determined in the embodimentNumber of piles of 57 and single rowIs 4.
S3, obtaining wave field statistical elements in the field: wavelength of lightDirection of wave(ii) a Wavelength of light112m, wave directionIs 90。。
S4、Determining row spacing of single pile foundation of wind power plantRow spacingAnd the arrangement form is that the row spacing of the single pile foundation of the embodiment is1m, row pitch of2m, the arrangement form is a sine periodic form.
The method comprises the following specific steps:
s41, control element pile row spacing of single pileThe projection distance between the piles on the x axis meets the Bragg resonance law:
whereinPlanning to block the wave direction of the waves for the intended sheltering sea area,for the purpose of the corresponding wavelength(s),the number of single pile foundations in each row;
s42, controlling element pile row pitch of single pileThe projection distance between piles on the y axis meets the light intensity main-level small formula:
whereinPlanning to block the wave direction of the waves for the intended sheltering sea area,for the purpose of the corresponding wavelength(s),the number of the single pile foundations in each row;
s43, the arrangement form of the offshore wind power single-pile foundation is a sine periodic form, wherein the sine wavelength of the control element(m) satisfies the grating theory, namely:
whereinPlanning to block the wave direction of the waves for the intended sheltering sea area,the corresponding wavelength. The sine amplitude A is a non-control element and generally satisfiesThen the method is finished;
s44, the single pile is a round pile, and the diameter of the single pile is 0.4 m. In practical application, the single pile can be rectangular pile or round pile, the size of the single pile is a non-control element, wherein the width (rectangular pile) or the diameter (round pile) a of the single pile satisfies the requirementAnd isAnd (4) finishing.
Fig. 3 is a comparative example, in which the linear arrangement is the arrangement form of a conventional offshore wind turbine, the row pitch and the column pitch of the piles in the figure do not satisfy the steps S41, S42, and S43, and fig. 4 is the arrangement form of the sinusoidal equidistant offshore wind power adopted in the present embodiment. The arrangement is as shown in fig. 2, and the sine wave length of the row pitch, the column pitch and the pile combination respectively satisfy the steps S41, S42 and S43. Compare in traditional offshore wind turbine arrangement form, through the modulation effect of many pile foundations of sinusoidal equidistant dispersion to the wave, can avoid the fan device basis in field and wave to take place resonance, and make the wave produce the phase difference in the transmission process, thereby take place high diffraction dispersion, produce energy consumption, not only can reduce the wave field distribution in the field, can also effectively reduce the wave field distribution before the structure with behind the structure, thereby reduce the wave load of pile foundation, weaken the water conservancy key element that causes the erode.
The embodiments in the present description are described in a progressive manner, each embodiment focuses on differences from other embodiments, and the same and similar parts among the embodiments are referred to each other. The device disclosed by the embodiment corresponds to the method disclosed by the embodiment, so that the description is simple, and the relevant points can be referred to the method part for description.
The previous description of the disclosed embodiments is provided to enable any person skilled in the art to make or use the present invention. Various modifications to these embodiments will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art, and the generic principles defined herein may be applied to other embodiments without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention. Thus, the present invention is not intended to be limited to the embodiments shown herein but is to be accorded the widest scope consistent with the principles and novel features disclosed herein.
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1. A layout design method for an offshore wind turbine considering scouring protection is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1, determining the diameter of the base structure based on the selected fan type;
s2, determining the number of pile foundations of a single row of the wind power plant after micro-site selection of the offshore wind power plantAnd the number of single-row pile foundations;
2. The offshore wind turbine layout design method considering scouring protection as claimed in claim 1, wherein the step S1 specifically includes:
and S11, determining the diameter of the base structure by the complete machine frequency allowed by the fan type.
3. The offshore wind turbine layout design method considering scouring protection as claimed in claim 1, wherein the step S2 specifically includes:
s21, determining the influence factors of the field area range, including: landform, main wind direction, main wind energy direction and ground obstacle;
4. The offshore wind turbine layout design method considering scouring protection as claimed in claim 1, wherein the step S4 specifically includes:
s41, control element pile row spacing of single pileThe projection distance between the piles on the x axis meets the Bragg resonance law:
whereinPlanning to block the wave direction of the waves for the intended sheltering sea area,for the purpose of the corresponding wavelength(s),the number of single pile foundations in each row;
s42, controlling element pile row pitch of single pileThe projection distance between piles on the y axis meets the light intensity main-level small formula:
whereinPlanning to block the wave direction of the waves for the intended sheltering sea area,for the purpose of the corresponding wavelength(s),the number of the single pile foundations in each row;
s43, the arrangement form of the offshore wind power single-pile foundation is a periodic form, wherein the wavelength of the control element is controlledThe grating theory is satisfied, namely:
5. The offshore wind turbine layout design method considering scouring protection as claimed in claim 4, wherein the offshore wind power single pile foundation layout in step S43 is in a sine periodic form, and the sine wavelength of the control elementsThe grating theory is satisfied, namely:
6. The layout design method for the offshore wind turbine with consideration of scouring protection according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the single pile is a rectangular pile or a circular pile, the size of the single pile is an uncontrolled element, and the width of the rectangular pile or the diameter a of the circular pile satisfies the requirementAnd isAnd (4) finishing.
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