CN115853712A - Self-propelled offshore photovoltaic and wind energy coupling power generation floating platform - Google Patents

Self-propelled offshore photovoltaic and wind energy coupling power generation floating platform Download PDF

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CN115853712A
CN115853712A CN202211649868.5A CN202211649868A CN115853712A CN 115853712 A CN115853712 A CN 115853712A CN 202211649868 A CN202211649868 A CN 202211649868A CN 115853712 A CN115853712 A CN 115853712A
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潘洪莹
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The invention relates to the technical field of offshore power generation, in particular to a self-propelled offshore photovoltaic and wind energy coupling power generation floating platform which comprises fan blades, a fan hub, a fan tower barrel and a fan base, wherein the fan hub comprises three layers of disks which are overlapped and combined, each layer of disk is respectively connected with a single fan blade, a floating platform deck is arranged at the bottom of the fan base, and a central control system is arranged at the top of the floating platform deck. After the wind turbine and the photovoltaic array are prefabricated and assembled in the land or dry dock, the floating foundation sails to a designated sea area through a self-carried dynamic positioning system, and engineering ships such as tugboats or barges are not needed for hauling, so that the transportation cost is reduced.

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Self-propelled offshore photovoltaic and wind energy coupling power generation floating platform
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of offshore power generation, in particular to a self-propelled offshore photovoltaic and wind energy coupling power generation floating platform.
Background
With the large-scale exploitation and combustion of fossil energy such as coal, petroleum and the like, social and environmental problems such as energy shortage, environmental pollution, greenhouse effect and the like are brought. Therefore, the development and utilization of renewable energy and green energy become important measures for realizing sustainable energy development and environmental protection in China. Renewable energy represented by wind energy and solar energy is developed rapidly; the areas available for development on land and offshore areas are gradually decreasing and the development is gradually limited, and people turn to direct their eyes to deep and open sea areas. The area has the advantages of few interference factors, stable wind power, good illumination condition and the like, and is the development trend of new energy industries in the future.
At present, the development of new offshore energy is mainly based on wind power, projects occupy large sea areas and are sparse in layout, and the maximum utilization of the sea areas of sites is not realized. On the other hand, the offshore wind farm constructed and operated at the present stage mostly adopts a fixed foundation, and is generally suitable for offshore water areas with the water depth of less than 50 meters. With the increase of the water depth, the installation cost of the fixed foundation is greatly increased, so that the economical efficiency of the offshore wind power project is reduced. And for deep and remote sea areas with water depths of hundreds of meters or even thousands of meters, the fixed foundation is no longer applicable. At the moment, the floating platform provides a more economic choice for developing wind energy resources in deep sea areas. Under the conditions that the unit capacity is larger and the offshore resources are less, the floating type wind turbine is the key direction for future development of offshore wind power.
It should be pointed out that, the existing floating wind turbine mostly adopts anchoring foundation to fix the platform in the working sea area, and the platform itself lacks power, resulting in its application scope becoming small, and is greatly limited by marine environment. In the service period of the wind turbine, if the wind turbine encounters the influence of severe ocean weather, the wind turbine is easy to damage in different degrees, and direct and indirect economic losses are caused. In addition, the existing offshore power generation facilities need numerous large-scale construction equipment for assistance in the transportation and field construction processes, relate to various construction processes, and have long period and high cost.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a self-propelled offshore photovoltaic and wind energy coupling power generation floating platform to solve the problems in the background technology.
The technical scheme of the invention is as follows: the self-propelled offshore photovoltaic and wind energy coupling power generation floating platform comprises fan blades, a fan hub, a fan tower drum and a fan base, wherein the fan hub comprises three layers of disks which are overlapped and combined, each layer of disk is respectively connected with a single fan blade, a floating platform deck is arranged at the bottom of the fan base, and a central control system is installed at the top of the floating platform deck;
a hydraulic driving central shaft is arranged on the fan base, and one side of the bottom of the fan tower cylinder is rotationally connected with the hydraulic driving central shaft;
the floating platform is characterized in that a plurality of solar photovoltaic panels are arranged on the floating platform deck in a tiled and full-distributed mode, a supporting vertical rod is connected between each solar photovoltaic panel and the floating platform deck, and a universal ball joint is arranged between each supporting vertical rod and each solar photovoltaic panel.
Preferably, the bottom of the floating platform deck is provided with a plurality of platform supporting columns, a plurality of floating drums are arranged at the bottoms of the platform supporting columns, and a large-capacity storage battery pack is arranged inside the platform supporting columns.
Preferably, the bottom parts of the two sides of the buoy are provided with dynamic positioning system propelling devices.
Preferably, the support upright stanchion comprises a first upright stanchion telescopic section, a second upright stanchion telescopic section and a third upright stanchion telescopic section.
Preferably, a sun direction tracking device is integrated in the central control system.
The invention provides a self-propelled offshore photovoltaic and wind energy coupling power generation floating platform by improvement, and compared with the prior art, the self-propelled offshore photovoltaic and wind energy coupling power generation floating platform has the following improvements and advantages:
the invention is different from the traditional single new energy development mode on the sea, and provides a coupling power generation device for comprehensively utilizing the sea wind energy and the photovoltaic. On the premise of not increasing the sea area, the generating capacity of unit area is improved, and the comprehensive economic benefit of the project is increased. In addition, offshore wind power and photovoltaic arrays can share one set of power transmission facilities, the generated power is transported uniformly, transformer substations do not need to be built and cables do not need to be added, and existing resources are utilized to the maximum extent.
The invention provides a tower drum capable of freely rotating in a vertical plane and a fan blade group capable of being freely folded and unfolded, and related parts of a fan can be produced and assembled at a wharf or a dock, so that the operation time of offshore construction is reduced, the construction efficiency is improved, and meanwhile, the engineering installation cost is greatly saved.
The photovoltaic array is different from a traditional solar photovoltaic panel, and can freely rotate in a semi-infinite space. The electric drive universal ball joint is arranged between the photovoltaic panel and the lower supporting member, and the direction of the photovoltaic panel is adjusted in real time by means of the central control system, so that the azimuth angle and the inclination angle of the photovoltaic module with the best power generation efficiency under the current sunshine condition are obtained. The lower support structure of the photovoltaic array can be extended and retracted in a vertical direction to reduce shadowing effects between adjacent photovoltaic modules. When the sea stormy waves are large, the influence of wave sputtering on the photovoltaic assembly can be reduced by uniformly lifting the height of the photovoltaic array, so that the operation safety of the photovoltaic array power generation system is improved.
The invention is different from the traditional floating platform which is fixed in a specific sea area through an anchoring foundation and can not move freely, and the power positioning system is arranged on the platform, so that the autonomous navigation and power positioning functions of the platform can be realized. After the wind turbine and the photovoltaic array are prefabricated and assembled in the land or dry dock, the floating foundation sails to a designated sea area through a self-carried dynamic positioning system, and engineering ships such as tugboats or barges are not needed for hauling, so that the transportation cost is reduced. After the target location is reached, the dynamic positioning system is used for collecting the environmental loads (wind, wave and flow) of the target sea area in real time, the calculation is automatically carried out according to the direction provided by the position reference system, the thrust of each propeller is controlled, and the orientation and the position of the floating platform are kept relatively static. When the floating platform cannot resist environmental loads by means of the self structure in extreme weather, the platform is transferred to a safe sea area or returned to a nearby wind-sheltering port through a propeller of the dynamic positioning system. By arranging the dynamic positioning system on the floating basis, the flexibility of the platform can be obviously enhanced, the restriction of marine environment is eliminated, and the operation and maintenance safety of the platform during service is improved.
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fig. 1 is a front view of the overall structure of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a top view of the overall structure of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of the hub portion of the fan of the present invention.
Figure 4 is an enlarged view of a fan base component of the present invention.
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of a fan assembly of the present invention in a different configuration.
FIG. 6 is a schematic view of a photovoltaic array of the present invention in various configurations.
Figure 7 is a front (upper) and side (lower) view of the semi-submersible flotation platform assembly of the present invention.
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1. a fan blade; 2. a fan hub; 3. a fan tower; 4. a fan base; 41. hydraulically driving the central shaft; 5. a central control system; 6. a solar photovoltaic panel; 7. a universal ball joint; 8. supporting the upright stanchion; 81. a first upright post telescopic section; 82. a second upright post telescopic section; 83. a third upright post telescopic section; 9. a floating platform deck; 10. a platform support column; 11. a float bowl; 12. a dynamic positioning system propulsion device; 13. a large-capacity battery pack.
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The present invention is described in detail below, and technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention are clearly and completely described, 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.
The invention provides a self-propelled offshore photovoltaic and wind energy coupling power generation floating platform by improvement, and the technical scheme of the invention is as follows:
as shown in fig. 1-7, the self-propelled offshore photovoltaic and wind energy coupling power generation floating platform comprises a fan blade 1, a fan hub 2, a fan tower 3 and a fan base 4, wherein the fan hub 2 comprises three layers of disks which are overlapped and combined, each layer of disk is respectively connected with a single fan blade 1, a floating platform deck 9 is arranged at the bottom of the fan base 4, and a central control system 5 is arranged at the top of the floating platform deck 9;
a hydraulic driving central shaft 41 is arranged on the fan base 4, and one side of the bottom of the fan tower 3 is rotationally connected with the hydraulic driving central shaft 41;
adopt the tiling full cloth mode to be provided with polylith solar photovoltaic board 6 on the floating platform deck 9, be provided with light sensor on the solar photovoltaic board 6, be connected with between solar photovoltaic board 6 and the floating platform deck 9 and support pole setting 8, support and be provided with universal ball joint 7 between pole setting 8 and the solar photovoltaic board 6.
Furthermore, a plurality of platform support columns 10 are arranged at the bottom of the floating platform deck 9, buoys 11 are arranged at the bottoms of the platform support columns 10, and a large-capacity storage battery pack 13 is arranged inside the platform support columns 10.
Further, the bottom of the two sides of the pontoon 11 is provided with a dynamic positioning system propulsion device 12.
Further, the supporting upright 8 comprises a first upright telescopic section 81, a second upright telescopic section 82 and a third upright telescopic section 83.
As shown in fig. 1 and 2, the horizontal axis wind turbine is located in the center of the floating platform, and in view of economy and overall flexibility of the equipment, the wind turbine equipment is selected from small units mature in the prior art, and the components can be prefabricated in the factory, thereby realizing a standardized manufacturing process.
As shown in fig. 3, the fan hub 2 is formed by overlapping and combining three layers of disks, each layer of disks is connected with a single fan blade 1, and each layer of disks can rotate freely around the hydraulic drive central shaft 41 through the central control system 5, so as to drive the fan blade 1 to rotate freely in the vertical plane (XZ).
As shown in fig. 4, the fan tower 3 can rotate freely in the vertical plane (YZ) through the hydraulic drive center shaft 41, the hydraulic drive center shaft 41 has a hydraulic drive device, the posture of the fan tower 3 is adjusted through the center control system 5, and the fan hub 2 and the hydraulic drive center shaft 41 can realize the state shown in fig. 4 as a whole.
More specifically, when the marine environment is good, i.e., the wind conditions are suitable for power generation, the wind turbine attitude is adjusted to the operating state as shown on the left side of fig. 5; when the wind turbine generator encounters severe weather such as strong typhoon, the posture of the wind turbine generator is adjusted to be in a folded state as shown on the right side of the figure 5, so that the influence of severe environment on the structure of the wind turbine generator is reduced, the safety of the floating platform is guaranteed to the maximum extent, in addition, the floating platform can be in a cruising state, the wind resistance of the platform in the sailing process can be reduced, and the energy consumption of the system is reduced.
As shown in fig. 2, the solar photovoltaic panels 6 are arranged on the floating platform deck 9 in a flat-laying and full-distribution mode, the solar photovoltaic panels 6 have certain corrosion resistance and wind wave resistance to meet the requirement of long-term work at sea, the components can be directly purchased as finished products, and the arrangement quantity can be flexibly adjusted according to the project scale. Through supporting pole setting 8 interconnect between solar photovoltaic board 6 and the floating platform deck 9, support through universal ball joint 7 interconnect between pole setting 8 and the solar photovoltaic board 6, universal ball joint 7 passes through the position of the adjustable solar photovoltaic board 6 of electric drive, make solar photovoltaic board 6 freely rotate in half unlimited space, thereby obtain the azimuth and the angle of inclination that correspond with best generating efficiency under the current illumination condition, support pole setting 8 and have vertical extension and contraction work ability, its aim at reduces the influence of shielding between the adjacent photovoltaic module.
In addition, when the sea storm is large, the influence of sea wave sputtering on the photovoltaic assembly can be reduced by uniformly improving the height of the photovoltaic array, so that the operation safety of the photovoltaic array power generation system is improved. Fig. 6 shows the working postures of the solar photovoltaic array under different irradiation angles of the sun. More specifically, when the sun is obliquely projected, the azimuth angle and the inclination angle of the photovoltaic panel are first adjusted in real time by a sun azimuth tracking device integrated in the central control system 5. Meanwhile, when the light sensors arranged on the photovoltaic panels sense that the panel body is shielded by the surrounding photovoltaic panels, shielding information is sent to the central control system 5, the central control system 5 calculates the optimal working height, and the height of the corresponding photovoltaic panel supporting upright rods 8 is adjusted in real time.
The working posture of the solar photovoltaic array in the oblique sun-shooting state is depicted in fig. 6 and is approximately in a gentle slope shape, the working posture of the solar photovoltaic array in the direct sun-shooting state is depicted in fig. 6 and is approximately in a horizontal shape, adjacent solar photovoltaic panels 6 are not shielded, the postures of the panel bodies of the solar photovoltaic panels 6 and the supporting upright rods 8 do not need to be adjusted manually, and the initial default state is maintained.
As shown in fig. 7, the floating platform is composed of a floating platform deck 9, platform supporting columns 10 and a buoy 11, wherein the bottoms of the two sides of the buoy 11 are provided with power positioning system propulsion devices 12, and a large-capacity storage battery pack 13 is arranged inside the columns. The high-capacity storage battery pack 13 generates electricity through a fan of the platform and the solar photovoltaic array to store partial electricity, so that electricity utilization requirements of parts such as the central control system 5, the fan hub 2, the fan pedestal hydraulic driving device, the universal ball joint 7 of the solar photovoltaic array, the photovoltaic panel supporting upright rod 8 and the power positioning system propulsion device 12 are met.
In addition, only the power propulsion components, i.e. the propeller and the rudder, are shown, and the other components of the power positioning system, e.g. the corresponding control systems, such as the thruster control circuits, the manual thruster controls and the associated cabling and cable paths, have been integrated into the central control system 5 of the flotation platform. The dynamic positioning control system comprises all control components, hardware and software required for realizing dynamic positioning of the platform, such as a sensor system, a position reference system, a display system, a computer system and an operating rod system, and is also integrated in the central control system 5. In order to ensure the stable operation of each part of the floating platform, a central control system 5 is designed redundantly, so that when one system has a single-point fault, at least one system can be used for maintaining the normal operation of the floating platform.
The previous description 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. Self-propelled marine photovoltaic and wind energy coupling electricity generation floating platform, its characterized in that: the fan comprises fan blades (1), a fan hub (2), a fan tower cylinder (3) and a fan base (4), wherein the fan hub (2) comprises three layers of disks which are overlapped and combined, each layer of disk is respectively connected with a single fan blade (1), a floating platform deck (9) is arranged at the bottom of the fan base (4), and a central control system (5) is installed at the top of the floating platform deck (9);
a hydraulic driving central shaft (41) is arranged on the fan base (4), and one side of the bottom of the fan tower cylinder (3) is rotatably connected with the hydraulic driving central shaft (41);
adopt the tiling full cloth mode to be provided with polylith solar photovoltaic board (6) on floating platform deck (9), be connected with between solar photovoltaic board (6) and floating platform deck (9) and support pole setting (8), be provided with universal ball joint (7) between support pole setting (8) and solar photovoltaic board (6).
2. The self-propelled offshore photovoltaic and wind energy coupled generation floating platform of claim 1, wherein: the floating type floating platform is characterized in that a plurality of platform supporting upright columns (10) are arranged at the bottom of the floating platform deck (9), a plurality of floating cylinders (11) are arranged at the bottoms of the platform supporting upright columns (10), and a large-capacity storage battery pack (13) is arranged inside the platform supporting upright columns (10).
3. The self-propelled offshore photovoltaic and wind energy coupled power generation floating platform of claim 2, wherein: and the bottoms of the two sides of the buoy (11) are provided with dynamic positioning system propelling devices (12).
4. The self-propelled offshore photovoltaic and wind energy coupled generation floating platform of claim 1, wherein: the supporting vertical rod (8) comprises a first upright post telescopic section (81), a second upright post telescopic section (82) and a third upright post telescopic section (83).
5. The self-propelled offshore photovoltaic and wind energy coupled generation floating platform of claim 1, wherein: a sun direction tracking device is integrated in the central control system (5).
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