CN115848677A - Submarine multi-energy source cross energy supply unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform - Google Patents
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The invention discloses an underwater multi-energy source cross energy supply unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform which mainly comprises an unmanned aerial vehicle takeoff slide rail, a driving device, a propeller and a multi-energy source energy supply device. The unmanned aerial vehicle take-off slide rail is responsible for taking-off the unmanned aerial vehicle fast, and the driving device and the propeller are responsible for the motion of the unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform. The multi-energy supply device is composed of a ocean current energy charging system and a solar charging system, the ocean current energy charging system converts ocean energy into electric energy by extending blades into seawater, and the solar charging system acquires solar energy by extending solar panels out of the sea surface, so that the solar energy is converted into the electric energy. These two kinds of charging methods are not only enough hidden, can last in addition for unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform function, have enlarged unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform task radius, have strengthened the ability of far away sea unmanned aerial vehicle reconnaissance and strike.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of autonomous marine unmanned aerial vehicle launching, in particular to a device for acquiring a multi-energy-driven marine unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform.
Background
The existing submarine-launched unmanned aerial vehicles and torpedoes are launched by underwater vehicles (such as submarines) carried by people, and due to the fact that the unmanned aerial vehicles are high in cost and small in quantity, the unmanned aerial vehicles which cannot be standby and carried at ocean for a long time are small in quantity, and therefore investigation or attack on enemies at ocean at any time cannot be conducted.
With the continuous progress and development of marine intelligent equipment, the key technology of the deep-sea autonomous underwater vehicle is continuously developed and broken through. The development of deep-sea autonomous underwater vehicles requires the breakthrough of a plurality of technologies, wherein the power energy technology, the navigation positioning technology, the underwater communication technology and the autonomous task control technology are the most critical. The requirement on the aspect of power energy of the autonomous underwater vehicle is higher during deep sea operation, so that the required energy density is high, the push button is good, the maintenance is easy, the cost is low, and even the battery is required to bear the conditions of deep sea water pressure and the like. And therefore batteries are often used as energy carriers for aircraft. In the navigation positioning technology, a mode of combining inertial navigation and log navigation is generally adopted for navigation, and the deep-sea autonomous underwater vehicle cannot float out of water in real time to calibrate the inertial navigation, so that the technology becomes the key of the deep-sea autonomous underwater vehicle. The underwater communication technology is mainly through underwater only underwater sound conduction, so that the underwater communication technology is limited in all aspects and has to be greatly developed into a more efficient conduction technology. The autonomous task control technology is not only a key technology of a deep-sea autonomous underwater vehicle, but also a core technology, and comprises the steps of operation task management, intelligent planning, autonomous state inspection and autonomous fault processing, autonomous obstacle avoidance and autonomous navigation, and the autonomy of the vehicle is realized. Many countries today already own autonomous underwater vehicles that are developed autonomously and are used for military operations or scientific research. Such as REMUS6000 in the united states, BLUEFIN-21 in the united states, HUGIN in norway, the seeker in canada, and so forth.
Most autonomous underwater vehicles have limited time to perform tasks in open and deep seas, and their size must be continually expanded in exchange for greater battery capacity in order to increase endurance. Such as REMUS6000 in the united states, the main parameters of which are designed to measure sea water properties such as conductivity, temperature, chemical composition and map the sea floor by sounding, sonar side scan, magnetism, gravimetry and photography, are 71cm diameter, 3.96m vehicle length, 865kg vehicle airborne weight, 6000m maximum working depth, 22h endurance, 4.5kn maximum speed. Wherein the endurance time has been as long as 22 hours. Furthermore, bluefin-21 in the United states is a highly modular autonomous underwater unmanned vehicle that can carry a variety of sensors and payloads. One of the characteristics is that the capacity of electricity is big, even can work for a long time under the condition of extreme depth of water to can use for various emergent propagation operations. The main technical parameters are as follows: the diameter of the aircraft is 533mm, the length of the aircraft is 4930mm, the mass in the air is 750kg, and the maximum working depth is 4500m; endurance: the standard payload is 25h at 3 kn; the navigational speed is 4.5kn. And the first maritime god 6000 capable of conducting deep and open sea search and rescue in China carries a plurality of detecting instruments such as USBL (universal serial bus), an airplane black box search sonar array, deep sea sounding side scan sonar, an underwater camera, CTD (China train digital simulator), a deep sea acoustic communications apparatus, front sonar and the like due to task requirements. The relevant parameters are as follows: the maximum working depth is 6000m, the diameter is 880mm, the length is 7.5m, the maximum sailing speed is 5kn, and the maximum cruising ability is 24h. The three aircrafts are different from each other, although the design parameters are different, the design parameters are almost the same, the space of the aircrafts has to be sacrificed to achieve the cruising ability of nearly one day, and larger batteries are installed in the aircrafts.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention discloses an underwater multi-energy source cross energy supply unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform which has functions of carrying and launching an unmanned aerial vehicle, can absorb energy through self-master-slave external natural environments, has self-sufficient far sea long-term task execution capacity, reduces the difficulty of long-term far sea task execution, and provides guarantee for long-term marine concealment and rapid marine launching of the unmanned aerial vehicle.
In order to realize long-term work in open sea, the unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform provides two different energy acquisition modes, the first mode is that an energy source, namely an ocean current charging system, is acquired through the most common ocean current energy in the sea, and the ocean current energy acquisition device is installed at the front end of the multi-energy supply device and consists of a paddle, a lifting device, a rotating shaft, a gear accelerating device, a braking device, a coupler and a motor. The other is a solar charging system which is a mature solar device and consists of a solar panel, a controller and a solar lifting device. The two energy acquisition methods form the whole multi-energy supply device, and because the two energy acquisition methods require different environmental conditions, the system can select a proper method to acquire energy under different environments, thereby providing guarantee for smooth energy acquisition of equipment.
The invention has the following beneficial effects:
1. the launching platform of the submarine multi-energy source cross energy supply unmanned aerial vehicle can carry and quickly launch the unmanned aerial vehicle;
2. the launching platform of the submarine multi-energy cross energy supply unmanned aerial vehicle carries a multi-energy supply device, and ocean current energy and solar energy are used as energy sources of the launching platform, so that the launching platform can be automatically submerged in seawater for a long time;
3. the launching platform of the submarine multi-energy cross energy supply unmanned aerial vehicle carries the multi-energy supply device, and the unmanned aerial vehicle reconnaissance and striking instructions can be received and executed at any time during the task execution.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic view of the overall structure of the present invention. The multi-energy supply device extends out of the storage bin and is prepared to serve as an unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a retraction state of the multi-energy source energy supply device;
FIG. 3 is a partial view of a multi-energy source energizing device;
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of ocean current energy charging;
FIG. 5 is a solar charging illustration;
fig. 6 is a schematic view of drone launching.
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In order to make the objects and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the present invention is further described in detail with reference to the following examples. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the invention and are not intended to limit the invention.
In the scheme of the invention, in order to meet the requirements of long-time marine hiding and rapid take-off of the unmanned aerial vehicle, the invention designs the launching platform of the unmanned aerial vehicle with the cross energy supply of the multi-energy sources under the sea. And the two charging modes can complement each other according to the current environmental conditions, so that the smooth charging is ensured.
Referring to fig. 1-2, a control device 1 is arranged at the front end of the launching platform of the unmanned aerial vehicle and is responsible for receiving instructions and controlling all systems to work cooperatively; an unmanned aerial vehicle takeoff slide rail 10 and an unmanned aerial vehicle 9 are arranged in the middle cabin and are responsible for storing the unmanned aerial vehicle and quickly launching the unmanned aerial vehicle; a multi-energy supply device 7, a cabin 8 thereof, an energy storage device 3 and a driving device 4 are respectively arranged in the rear cabin from top to bottom and are respectively responsible for energy supply, energy supply system protection, electric energy storage and driving; the bottom sets up and sinks to float storehouse 2, afterbody installation screw 5, is responsible for the motion of unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform. When the unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform needs extra energy, the multi-energy supply device 7 extends out of the cabin through the extension of the telescopic rod 6 connected with the multi-energy supply device, so that energy supplement is realized; when the energy is sufficient or the fast navigation is needed, the multi-energy source energy supply device 7 returns to the cabin, so that the resistance is reduced, and the fast maneuvering is realized.
Referring to fig. 3 to 5, the undersea multi-energy supply device 7 is mainly composed of a ocean current energy charging system and a solar charging system, and the ocean current energy charging system is located in front of the multi-energy supply device 7, so that the influence of the appearance of the device on the ocean current is reduced. The system has blades 11 connected to a lifting device 16, a transmission shaft 15 connected to the transmission shaft 15, a gear accelerator 12 connected to the transmission shaft 15, a brake device 13 connected to the rear of the gear accelerator 12, and a generator 14 connected to the brake device via a coupling 17. The blade lift 11 and the drive shaft 15 are spaced from the other parts to prevent the ingress of seawater therein. The solar energy system is arranged in a single cabin at the stern part, and consists of a solar energy lifting device 19 which is erected in the cabin, a solar energy battery panel 18 which is folded and attached to the two sides of the solar energy lifting device, and a controller 20 which is fixed on the lower side of the solar energy lifting device.
The ocean current energy charging system stretches the paddle out of the equipment through the lifting device, the paddle is driven to rotate by ocean current, the gear accelerating device is driven through the transmission shaft connected with the paddle, the rotating speed of the shaft of the generator is improved, and the mechanical energy of seawater is converted into electric energy required by the launching platform by the generator. The braking device controls the rotating speed of the transmission shaft, and the damage of equipment caused by the over-high rotating speed is prevented. In the process of charging by using ocean current energy, in order to further increase the charging speed, the unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform can be anchored on the seabed, and the attitude of the platform is adjusted by using as little energy as possible, so that the unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform and the ocean current have the maximum relative speed, thereby improving the rotating speed of the blades and maximizing the power of the generator.
Solar charging system rises to the sea through solar energy elevating gear with the solar cell panel of both sides on, solar cell panel upwards rotates to expand into the solar cell panel array afterwards, and solar cell panel absorbs solar energy and converts it into the electric energy, and the electric energy then further regulates and control through the controller to this guarantees solar charging system's stable safe operation.
Ocean current charging system and solar charging system have constituted unmanned aerial vehicle transmission platform's energy supply system, and two kinds of energy supply ystems installation are inside the multipotency source energy supply device, and it is reasonable to guarantee energy supply system external shape, fully reduces the resistance that unmanned aerial vehicle transmission platform moved under water. And the parts (such as the blade lifting part and the solar cell panel) which are possible to enter water are isolated in space, so that the corrosion and the damage caused by the seawater infiltration are prevented.
Referring to fig. 6, when unmanned aerial vehicle transmission platform received the transmission unmanned aerial vehicle signal, the hatch door apron can be opened automatically, and the transmission track that is fixed with unmanned aerial vehicle changes to the transmission position, launches unmanned aerial vehicle afterwards. After the launch is completed, the launch rail and door cover return to the initial position to continue performing other tasks.
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1. The utility model provides an undersea multipotency source cross energy supply unmanned aerial vehicle transmission platform which characterized in that: the front end of the unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform is provided with a control device 1 which is responsible for receiving instructions and controlling all systems to work cooperatively; an unmanned aerial vehicle takeoff slide rail 10 and an unmanned aerial vehicle 9 are arranged in the middle cabin and are responsible for storing the unmanned aerial vehicle and quickly launching the unmanned aerial vehicle; a multi-energy supply device 7, a cabin 8 thereof, an energy storage device 3 and a driving device 4 are respectively arranged in the rear cabin from top to bottom and are respectively responsible for energy supply, energy supply system protection, electric energy storage and driving; the bottom of the unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform is provided with a sinking and floating bin 2, the tail of the unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform is provided with a propeller 5 which is responsible for the motion of the unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform, and when the unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform needs extra energy, the multi-energy supply device 7 can extend out of the cabin through the extension of a telescopic rod 6 connected with the multi-energy supply device, so that the energy supplement is realized; when the energy is sufficient or the fast navigation is required, the multi-energy source energy supply device 7 returns to the cabin, so that the resistance is reduced, and the fast maneuvering is realized.
2. The marine multi-energy source cross energy supply unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform of claim 1, characterized in that: the undersea multi-energy supply device 7 mainly comprises an ocean current energy charging system and a solar charging system, wherein the ocean current energy charging system is positioned at the front part of the multi-energy supply device 7, so that the influence of the appearance of equipment on ocean current is reduced, blades 11 of the system are connected with a lifting device 16, the inside of the system is connected with a transmission shaft 15, the transmission shaft 15 is connected with a gear accelerating device 12, a braking device 13 is connected with the rear part of the gear accelerating device 12, and then the transmission shaft is connected with a generator 14 through a coupler 17; the blade elevating means 11 and the driving shaft 15 are spaced apart from other parts to prevent seawater from entering therein; the solar energy system is arranged in a single cabin at the stern part, and consists of a solar energy lifting device 19 which is erected in the cabin, a solar energy battery panel 18 which is folded and attached to the two sides of the solar energy lifting device, and a controller 20 which is fixed on the lower side of the solar energy lifting device.
3. The marine multi-energy source cross energy supply unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform of claim 2, characterized in that: ocean current energy charging system stretches out paddle 11 outside the equipment through elevating gear 16, utilizes ocean current to drive paddle 11 and rotates, and then drives gear accelerating device 12 through transmission shaft 15 rather than being connected, improves generator shaft rotational speed, utilizes generator 14 to convert the mechanical energy of sea water into the required electric energy of launching platform, and arresting gear 13 then controls transmission shaft 15 rotational speed, prevents that the rotational speed is too fast to lead to equipment to damage.
4. The marine multi-energy source cross energy supply unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform of claim 2, characterized in that: the solar charging system rises the solar cell panels 18 on the two sides to the sea surface through the solar lifting device 19, then the solar cell panels 18 rotate upwards to be unfolded into a solar cell panel array, the solar cell panels 18 absorb solar energy and convert the solar energy into electric energy, and the electric energy is further regulated and controlled through the controller 20, so that the stable and safe operation of the solar charging system is ensured.
5. The marine multi-energy source cross energy supply unmanned aerial vehicle launching platform of claim 2, characterized in that: ocean current charging system and solar charging system have constituted unmanned aerial vehicle transmission platform's energy supply system, and two kinds of energy supply system install inside multipotency source energy supply device 7, guarantee that energy supply system external shape is reasonable, fully reduce the resistance of unmanned aerial vehicle transmission platform action under water.
6. The launching platform of the submarine multi-energy-source cross-powered unmanned aerial vehicle according to claim 1, wherein: when unmanned aerial vehicle transmission platform received transmission unmanned aerial vehicle signal, the hatch door apron can be opened automatically, is fixed with unmanned aerial vehicle's transmission track 10 and rotates to the transmission position, launches unmanned aerial vehicle afterwards.
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