CN116039863A - Charging and power changing system for electrically driven ship - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention belongs to the field of charging and changing electricity of electrically driven ships, and provides a charging and changing electricity system for electrically driven ships, which comprises a charging station, a transfer mechanism and a battery storage area-arranged power changing floating island; the electricity-changing floating island is arranged in an operating water area of the electrically-driven ship; a charging station for charging a battery of the electrically driven vessel; the transfer mechanism is used for transferring the battery between the charging station and the power changing floating island; the power conversion floating island is used for replacing a battery between a battery storage area of the power conversion floating island and the electric drive ship; the novel charging and replacing mode is formed, the centralized charging of the battery is realized by arranging the charging station, a cable does not need to be pulled to the vicinity of a wharf, and the charging safety of the battery is improved; by arranging the transfer mechanism, the centralized transportation of the batteries is realized, the transportation efficiency of the batteries is improved, and the transportation cost is reduced; through setting up replacement electricity floating island, realized the quick change of electricity to electric drive boats and ships battery, promoted the change efficiency, reduced the human cost.
Description
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of charging and replacing electricity of electrically driven ships, and particularly relates to a charging and replacing electricity system of an electrically driven ship.
Background
With the rising awareness of environmental protection, electrically driven vessels are widely used in production and life.
In the longitudinal view of the existing electric power supplementing mode of the electrically driven ship, firstly, the electrically driven ship is directly charged by directly pulling a cable, on one hand, the engineering is huge, the cost is high, and the ship has to be stopped from being charged, so that the charging and changing time is long, the working efficiency is low, and the running time of the electrically driven ship is shortened; on the other hand, the existing electrically driven ship lacks a safe battery charging device, when the ship is charged in water, the phenomenon of overcharge, water inflow and the like of the battery in the charging and changing process is easy to occur, and great potential safety hazards exist; therefore, the second mode is changed and charged, the battery is detached and transported to the battery charging station in a manual mode, and the battery is transported to the electric driving ship in a manual mode after the battery is charged, so that manpower and material resources are wasted, the working efficiency is low, the battery is easy to collide during manual transportation, and certain potential safety hazards exist.
Therefore, how to provide a charging and replacing system for electrically driven ships, to improve charging and replacing efficiency and safety, is a technical problem to be solved in the art.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve at least one technical problem, the invention provides a charging and replacing system for an electrically driven ship, which comprises a charging and transferring mechanism and a replacing floating island provided with a battery storage area; the power conversion floating island is arranged in an operating water area of the electrically driven ship;
the charging station is used for charging a battery of the electrically driven ship;
the transfer mechanism is used for transferring the battery between the charging station and the power conversion floating island;
the power conversion floating island is used for replacing a battery between the power conversion floating island and the electric driving ship.
Further, the charging station comprises a charging cabinet, a charger and a charging control device;
the charging cabinet is used for accommodating a battery to be charged;
the charger is used for charging the battery to be charged;
and the charging control device is used for controlling the output voltage of the charger according to the parameters of the battery to be charged.
Further, the charging cabinet comprises a cabinet body, a bearing frame and a plurality of groups of conveying sliding rails;
the receiving frame is arranged in the cabinet body and is used for receiving the battery;
and the conveying slide rail is arranged on the bearing frame and used for inputting or outputting the battery.
Further, the carrier comprises: transverse ribs layered in the cabinet body and longitudinal ribs spaced on the transverse ribs; the conveying slide rail is longitudinally arranged on the transverse rib or longitudinally arranged on the side face of the longitudinal rib.
Further, the transfer mechanism comprises a walking lifting device and a transfer tray arranged on the walking lifting device; the transport device and the carrying tray are arranged on the transport device;
the walking lifting device is used for sequentially moving the transfer tray to the position taking and storing of the battery to form a channel for the position taking and storing of the battery, and transferring the battery between the charging station and the carrying tray on the transfer device;
and the transferring device is used for transferring the carrying tray.
Further, the transfer tray or/and the carrying tray comprises: the tray comprises a tray body, an end plate arranged at the end part of the tray body and a sliding rail arranged on the tray body and the end plate;
and the end plate is used for constructing a channel between the transfer tray and/or the carrying tray and a party to be connected.
Further, the end plate is arranged at one end of the tray body or two ends which are oppositely arranged.
Further, the end plate is movably arranged at the end part of the tray body, is flush with the bottom plate of the tray body when falling, and forms a box structure with the tray body when being erected.
Further, trade electric chinampa includes: the floating island comprises a floating island body, a battery storage area and a battery conveying area, wherein the battery storage area and the battery conveying area are arranged on the floating island body;
a battery storage area for storing batteries;
and a battery conveying area for conveying the battery between the battery storage area and the electrically driven watercraft.
Further, the battery conveying area is uniformly distributed with bullseye bearings.
The invention provides a charging and changing system for an electrically driven ship, which forms a novel charging and changing mode through a charging station A, a transferring mechanism B and a changing floating island C, wherein a battery is charged through the charging station A, and the charged battery is transferred to a battery storage area of the changing floating island C for standby through the transferring mechanism B; when the batteries on the electric drive ship are required to be replaced, the electric drive ship can be firstly stopped near the electric replacement floating island C, then the batteries which are used up or have little residual electricity on the electric drive ship are replaced by the electric replacement floating island C and are placed in a battery storage area of the electric replacement floating island C, and then the rechargeable batteries which are reserved at the battery storage area in the electric replacement floating island C are replaced to the electric drive ship, so that the batteries can be quickly replaced; when the number of the batteries to be charged stored on the electricity-changing floating island C reaches a certain number, the batteries to be charged can be transported to the charging station A for charging through the transporting mechanism B; the three components are matched to complete the whole charging and changing process of the electrically driven ship battery.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic illustration of the charging station of the present invention mated with a transfer mechanism;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the operation of the power conversion floating island of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a power conversion floating island according to the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a charging cabinet of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of a transfer mechanism of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of the cooperation of the walking lifting device and the transfer tray of the invention;
FIG. 7 is a schematic view of a carrying tray of the present invention;
fig. 8 is a schematic view of a battery box of the present invention.
In the figure: A. a charging station; a1, a charging cabinet; a1-1, a cabinet body; a1-11, end frames; a1-12, side columns; a1-13, a panel; a1-2, a bearing frame; a1-21, transverse ribs; a1-22, longitudinal ribs; a1-3, conveying sliding rails; a2, a charger; a3, a charging control device; B. a transfer mechanism; b1, a walking lifting device; b2, a transfer tray; b2-1, a transfer box body; b2-11, a transfer sliding rail; b2-12, a transfer box body partition; b2-2, a transfer end plate; b2-21, a sliding rail of a transfer end plate; b2-22, a transfer end plate partition; b2-3, walking the lifting device groove; b3, a transferring device; b4, carrying a tray; b4-1, carrying the box body; b4-11, carrying sliding rails; b4-12, carrying box body partition; b4-2, carrying end plates; b4-21, carrying end plate sliding rails; b4-22, carrying end plate partition; b4-3, hanging a shackle; b4-4, a locking device; C. changing the power floating island; c0, floating island body; c1, a battery storage area; c2, a battery conveying area; c3, a battery box hook; c4, guardrails; and C5, a ship hook. D. A battery box; d1, a box body base; d11, rotating the rod; d2, a cover plate; d21, a backrest; and D3, connecting a hanging column.
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The present invention will be described in further detail with reference to the drawings and examples, in order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are for purposes of illustration only and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention.
In the description of the present invention, it should be understood that the terms "center", "longitudinal", "lateral", "upper", "lower", "front", "rear", "left", "right", "vertical", "horizontal", "top", "bottom", "inner", "outer", etc. indicate orientations or positional relationships based on the orientations or positional relationships shown in the drawings, are merely for convenience in describing the present invention and simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the devices or elements referred to must have a specific orientation, be configured and operated in a specific orientation, and thus should not be construed as limiting the present invention. Furthermore, the terms "first," "second," and the like, are used for descriptive purposes only and are not to be construed as indicating or implying a relative importance or implicitly indicating the number of technical features indicated. Thus, a feature defining "a first", "a second", etc. may explicitly or implicitly include one or more such feature. In the description of the present invention, unless otherwise indicated, the meaning of "a plurality" means two or more, and the meaning of "a number" means one or more.
The invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings in connection with embodiments.
As shown in fig. 1-2, the present invention provides a charging and changing system for an electrically driven vessel, comprising: charging station A, transfer mechanism B and battery change floating island C provided with battery storage area; the electricity-changing floating island C is arranged in an operating water area of the electrically-driven ship; a charging station a for charging a battery of an electrically driven vessel; the transferring mechanism B is used for transferring the battery between the charging station A and the battery storage area of the power changing floating island C; and the electricity changing floating island C is used for changing batteries between a battery storage area of the electricity changing floating island C and the electrically driven ship. In particular, the electrically driven vessels, optionally but not exclusively, are any size vessels such as ships, bamboo rafts, etc.
In the embodiment, the charging and changing system for the electrically driven ship is provided, a novel charging and changing mode is formed by the charging station A, the transferring mechanism B and the floating island C, the battery is charged by the charging station A, and the charged battery is transferred to a battery storage area of the floating island C for standby by the transferring mechanism B; when the batteries on the electric drive ship are required to be replaced, the electric drive ship can be firstly stopped near the electric replacement floating island C, then the batteries which are used up or have little residual electricity on the electric drive ship are replaced by the electric replacement floating island C and are placed in a battery storage area of the electric replacement floating island C, and then the rechargeable batteries which are reserved at the battery storage area in the electric replacement floating island C are replaced to the electric drive ship, so that the batteries can be quickly replaced; when the number of the batteries to be charged stored on the electricity-changing floating island C reaches a certain number, the batteries to be charged can be transported to the charging station A for charging through the transporting mechanism B; the three components are matched to complete the whole charging and changing process of the electrically driven ship battery.
The embodiment has the advantages that the centralized charging of the battery is realized by arranging the charging station A, a cable is not required to be pulled to the vicinity of a wharf, and the charging safety of the battery is improved; by arranging the transfer mechanism B, the centralized transportation of the batteries is realized, the transportation efficiency of the batteries is improved, and the transportation cost is reduced; through setting up replacement electric chinampa C in the operation waters of electric drive boats and ships, realized the quick power conversion to electric drive boats and ships battery, promoted the conversion efficiency, reduced the human cost.
Charging station A
As shown in fig. 1 and 4, charging station a may optionally, but not exclusively, include: a charging cabinet A1, a charger A2 and a charging control device A3; a charging cabinet A1 for accommodating a battery to be charged; the charger A2 is used for charging the battery to be charged; and the charging control device A3 is used for controlling the output voltage of the charger A2 according to the parameters of the battery to be charged.
In this embodiment, a preferred embodiment of the charging station a is given, and when the battery needs to be charged, the battery to be charged is only required to be placed in the charging cabinet A1 and then connected with the charger A2, and the charging is completed by the control of the charging control device A3. It should be noted that the charging station a, the charger A2, and the charging control device A3 may take any form already known in the art, and thus will not be described herein.
It should be noted that, the charging station a of the present invention is characterized in that, in order to facilitate the battery to be put into and taken out of the charging cabinet A1, the charging cabinet A1 is improved, as shown in fig. 4, and the charging cabinet A1 comprises: the cabinet body A1-1, the bearing frame A1-2 and the plurality of groups of conveying slide rails A1-3;
the receiving frame A1-2 is arranged in the cabinet body A1-1 and is used for receiving the battery. Specifically, the specific form, number, arrangement position, layering spacing distance, etc. of the receiving frames A1-2 can be arbitrarily set by those skilled in the art according to the size of the cabinet, the model, size, weight, etc. of the battery to be charged.
The conveying slide rail A1-3 is arranged on the bearing frame A1-2 and is used for inputting or outputting batteries. Specifically, the specific form, number, arrangement position, layering spacing distance, etc. of the conveying slide rails A1-3 can be set arbitrarily by those skilled in the art according to the size of the cabinet, the model, size, weight, etc. of the battery to be charged.
In this embodiment, a preferred embodiment of the charging cabinet A1 of the present invention is provided, in which the conveying slide rail A1-3 is disposed on the receiving frame A1-2, so as to reduce the friction between the battery and the receiving frame, so that the battery can be conveniently and rapidly input or output, the working efficiency is improved, the labor intensity is reduced, and the input and output actions of the battery can be completed by lightly pushing.
Preferably, the cabinet A1-1 optionally includes, but is not limited to, oppositely disposed end frames A1-11, side posts A1-12 connecting corresponding four corners of the two end frames A1-11, and a panel A1-13 disposed between the side posts A1-12.
In this embodiment, the cabinet A1-1 forms a stable box-like structure with the end frames A1-11, the side posts A1-12 and the panels A1-13 to provide a stable protected storage space for battery storage.
More preferably, the carrying frame A1-2 optionally but not limited to comprises transverse ribs A1-21 layered in the cabinet A1-1; specifically, the number of layers, the interval between layers, the arrangement position of layers, the number of transverse ribs per layer, the arrangement position of each transverse rib, and the like of the transverse ribs A1 to 21 can be arbitrarily set by those skilled in the art according to actual conditions. Preferably, the transverse ribs A1-21 are uniformly spaced and layered in the cabinet body; more preferably, each layer of transverse ribs A1-21 includes a front transverse rib and a rear transverse rib.
More preferably, the receiving rack A1-2, optionally but not limited to, includes longitudinal ribs A1-22 disposed on the transverse ribs A1-21; likewise, the number, spacing, etc. of the longitudinal ribs A1-22 of each layer may be arbitrarily set by those skilled in the art according to the actual circumstances. Preferably, the longitudinal ribs A1-22 are disposed on the transverse ribs A1-21 at uniform intervals.
In the embodiment, a preferred embodiment of the bearing frame A1-2 is provided, and the transverse ribs A1-21 are arranged in the cabinet body A1-1 in a layered manner up and down to divide the cabinet body into a plurality of primary bearing cavities for bearing batteries with larger volume and weight; on the basis, longitudinal ribs A1-22 are additionally arranged on the transverse ribs A1-21 at intervals, each stage of bearing cavity is further divided into a plurality of secondary bearing cavities, so that more batteries with smaller volume and weight are received, and charging positions are provided for more batteries with different models, types and sizes. Specifically, the number, positions, etc. of the longitudinal ribs and the transverse ribs may be arbitrarily set according to actual needs.
More preferably, the conveying slide rail A1-3 is optionally but not limited to longitudinally disposed on the transverse ribs A1-21 or longitudinally disposed laterally to the longitudinal ribs A1-22. More specifically, the arrangement mode of the conveying slide rails A1-3 can be set at will according to actual requirements. Illustratively, the conveying slide rail A1-3 comprises a rail body and a pulley arranged on the rail body.
In this embodiment, a preferred embodiment of the conveying slide rail A1-3 is provided, which is longitudinally arranged on the transverse rib, so as to facilitate the input and output of the large battery in the transverse direction; the longitudinal ribs are longitudinally arranged on the side surfaces of the longitudinal ribs, so that the input and output of a single small battery can be facilitated in the longitudinal direction.
More preferably, as shown in fig. 1, charging station a is also optionally but not limited to being provided with a parking place. In this embodiment, the park position is used to park the transport mechanism B.
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As shown in fig. 1, 2 and 5-7, the transfer mechanism B, optionally but not limited to, includes a walking elevator B1, a transfer tray B2 disposed on the walking elevator, a transfer device B3, and a carrying tray B4 disposed on the transfer device B3.
The walking lifting device B1 is used for sequentially moving the transfer tray B2 to the position taking and storing of the battery to form a channel for the position taking and storing of the battery, and transferring the battery between the charging station A and the carrying tray B4 on the transfer device B3; and the transferring device B3 is used for transferring the carrying tray B4.
In this embodiment, a preferred embodiment of the transport mechanism B is given; when the charged batteries in the charging station A need to be transported to the battery storage area C1 of the power-changing floating island C, firstly, a transport tray B2 on the charging station A can be moved and lifted to the position for the batteries to be transported on the charging station A through a walking lifting device B1, a channel for the position to be fetched is constructed, the batteries to be transported are temporarily stored on the transport tray B2 on the walking lifting device B1, then the lifting and lifting walking lifting device B1 is moved, the transport tray B2 is moved to the storage position of the transport device B3, a channel for the position to be stored is constructed, the batteries to be transported are temporarily stored on a transport tray B4 on the transport device B3, and finally, the transport tray B4 carrying a plurality of batteries thereon is transported to the battery storage area C1 of the power-changing floating island C through the transport device B3; and otherwise, the low-power battery in the battery storage area C1 of the power change floating island C can be transported to the charging station A. It should be noted that fig. 1 only shows that the positioning and the storage are located on the same horizontal line, and the walking lifting device B1 and the transferring tray B2 do not need to be moved to directly form a channel, but is not limited thereto.
The advantage of this embodiment is, walking elevating system B1 and transport tray B2 on it, can combine into one and construct the passageway between the delivery tray B4 on charging station A and the transfer device B3, construct the direct passageway of getting and depositing, shortened the battery greatly and transported time, improved transport efficiency, reduced intensity of labour moreover. Especially when follow-up charging station, battery box, transportation tray, delivery tray all adopt the slide rail form, when walking elevating system adjusts to suitable position, can push away gently, realize the transportation of battery promptly.
Preferably, the walking lifting device B1 is a forklift truck optionally but not limited to; the transferring device B3 is optionally, but not limited to a transferring truck or a truck, and is preferably provided with lifting equipment, and the carrying tray B4 for carrying the batteries is lifted to the battery storage place of the power-changing floating island C; when charging is needed, the carrying tray B4 which is stored at the battery storage position of the electricity changing floating island C and is provided with the battery to be charged can be hoisted to the transferring device B3, and the battery is charged by the charging station A.
It should be noted that, in order to improve the battery transferring efficiency and reduce the labor intensity, the present invention provides a tray, which may be used as the transferring tray B2 (as shown in fig. 5 and 6) and the carrying tray B4 (as shown in fig. 7), but is not limited to the above, and includes a tray body, an end plate disposed at an end of the tray body, and a sliding rail disposed on the tray body and the end plate.
In this embodiment, a preferred embodiment of the tray is given, on the one hand, a plurality of batteries are carried by the tray body, and a connection channel between the tray and the to-be-connected party is quickly constructed through the cooperation of the tray body and the end plate, such as the above-mentioned connection channel between the charging cabinet A1 and the transfer tray B2, the transfer tray B2 and the carrying tray B4, and the subsequent channel between the battery storage area C1 and the battery conveying area C2 on the power island C; after two sides to be connected are in place, a quick channel communicated with each other can be constructed through each end plate, so that the battery transferring and replacing efficiency can be further improved, and the labor intensity is reduced; on the other hand, the sliding rail is additionally arranged on the tray body and the end plate, so that friction force can be further reduced, and quick transportation of the battery is realized.
It should be noted that the end plate may be optionally, but not limited to, disposed at one end or more ends of the tray body, and may be arbitrarily set according to the number of to-be-connected parties to be configured, i.e., the number of channels to be constructed.
For example, when the tray is placed on the walking lifting device B1 to be used as a transferring tray B2, end plates are required to be arranged at two ends, and sliding rail channels are arranged on the end plates at two ends; when the tray is placed on the transfer device B3 or the follow-up power-changing floating island C to serve as the carrying tray B4, only one end of the tray is required to be provided with an end plate, and a sliding rail channel is arranged on the end plate.
Specifically, when the carrying tray B4 is placed on the transferring device B3, that is, one end of the direction close to the transferring tray B2 is provided with an end plate; when the carrying tray B4 is placed on the power changing floating island C, an end plate is disposed on one side of the battery storage area C1 of the power changing floating island C, which is close to the battery conveying area C2. Of course, the two ends can be arranged, and only a little cost is wasted.
In this embodiment, when the battery needs to be transported from the charging station a to the carrying tray B4 by using the transporting tray B2, the transporting tray B2 is firstly placed on the walking lifting device B1, the end plates at both ends of the transporting tray B2 and one end of the carrying tray B4 are opened, so that a transporting channel can be quickly constructed between the charging station a and the positioning of the transporting tray B2, and between the transporting tray B2 and the storing position of the carrying tray B4, and the battery can be transported to the carrying tray B4 by directly transporting the battery from the charging station a to the transporting slide rail B2-11 in the box body of the transporting tray B2 via the transporting end plate slide rail B2-21 on the end plate of the transporting tray B2 and then by forming a sliding channel by the transporting end plate slide rail B2-21 on the end plate of the transporting tray B2 and the carrying end plate slide rail B4-21 on the end plate of the carrying tray B4. And vice versa.
Preferably, the tray body is a transfer box B2-1 as illustrated in fig. 6 and a carrying box B4-1 as illustrated in fig. 7, and optionally but not limited to include: the bottom plate and set up the curb plate in the bottom plate outside. Specifically, the number of the side plates can be set at will according to actual needs, and the side plates are used for avoiding shaking and falling of the battery in the transferring or transporting process.
Preferably, the tray body, optionally but not limited to, further comprises: and the partitions arranged on the inner side of the bottom plate, such as a transfer box partition B2-12 and a carrying box partition B4-12, are used for dividing the tray body into a plurality of cavities for accommodating more batteries.
In this embodiment, a preferred embodiment of the tray body is given, by providing side plates outside the bottom plate, the battery can be protected and restrained during the transfer or transportation of the tray; the partition is arranged on the inner side of the bottom plate, so that the tray body can be divided into a plurality of cavities, and when more batteries are contained, the batteries in the tray body are prevented from being mutually collided.
More preferably, the tray body, optionally but not limited to, includes: the connecting groove arranged at the bottom of the tray body, such as the walking lifting device groove B2-3, is used for being connected with the walking lifting mechanism B1 to realize the movement of the tray body.
In this embodiment, a more preferred embodiment of the tray body is provided, and by arranging the connecting groove at the bottom of the bottom plate, the position of the tray can be adjusted by using the walking lifting device B1 better, and the application scene of the tray can be enlarged.
More preferably, the tray body, optionally but not limited to, includes: and the lifting piece arranged at the top end of the side plate, such as a lifting hook ring B4-3, is used for being connected with the lifting device so as to facilitate the movement of the tray.
In this embodiment, a more preferred embodiment of the tray body is provided, and by arranging the lifting device at the end of the side plate, the tray is convenient to be connected with the lifting device better, and the transfer efficiency of the tray is improved.
Preferably, the specific form, number, and location of the end plates, such as the transfer end plate B2-2 illustrated in fig. 6, and the carrier end plate B4-2 illustrated in fig. 7, may be arbitrarily set by those skilled in the art according to actual circumstances. Preferably, the end plate is disposed at one end of the tray body, or opposite ends thereof. More preferably, the end plate is optionally but not limited to movably arranged at the end of the tray body, and is flush with the bottom plate of the tray body when falling down, and forms a box structure with the tray body when standing up. More preferably, a hinge is arranged at the joint of the tray body and the bottom end of the end plate so as to improve the flexibility of the movement of the tray body and the end plate; more preferably, a locking member, shown as B4-4 in fig. 7, is provided at the junction of the tray body and the top end of the end plate to lock the fixed end plate when the end plate is erected. More preferably, the end plate is also optionally but not limited to an end plate partition, such as B2-22 in the example of FIG. 6 and B4-22 in the example of FIG. 7, which is the same as the tray body.
In the embodiment, a preferred embodiment of the end plate is provided, and by means of movable arrangement, when a channel needs to be established, the end plate can be quickly put down to establish a quick channel; when the channel is not required to be established, the end plate is erected to form a box body structure, so that the movement and falling of the load bearing objects such as batteries in the box body structure are avoided.
Preferably, the number, material and length of the slide rails, such as the transfer slide rails B2-11 and the transfer end plate slide rails B2-21 illustrated in FIG. 6, and the carrier slide rails B4-11 and the carrier end plate slide rails B4-21 illustrated in FIG. 7, can be arbitrarily set by those skilled in the art. Preferably, the sliding rail is composed of a plurality of rotating rods capable of rotating around the sliding rail or comprises: track body and the gyro wheel of setting on the track body.
In this embodiment, the preferred embodiment of the slide rail is provided, and when the battery is transported, a plurality of rotating rods capable of rotating around the rotating rods are formed to rotate around the rotating rods or the track and roller structures, so that the battery is transferred to the pushing direction, the friction force when the battery is pushed is effectively reduced, and the transportation efficiency of the battery is improved.
By way of example, and as shown in fig. 5-6, the transfer tray B2, optionally but not limited to, is used with the tray described above, including a transfer box B2-1 (i.e., tray body), transfer end plates B2-2 (i.e., end plates) disposed at both ends of the transfer box B2-1, and transfer slide rails B2-11 disposed within the transfer box B2-1 and transfer end plate slide rails B2-21 (i.e., slide rails) disposed on the transfer end plates B2-2.
More exemplary, as shown in FIG. 7, the carrying tray B4, which may optionally but not exclusively be used as the tray, includes a carrying case B4-1 (i.e., tray body), a carrying end plate B4-2 (end plate) disposed at one end of the carrying case B4-1, and carrying slide rails B4-11 disposed within the carrying case B4-1 and carrying end plate slide rails B4-21 (i.e., slide rails) disposed on the carrying end plate B4-2.
(III) Power conversion Floating island C
As shown in fig. 3, by providing the replacement floating island C in the electric ship running water area, when the electric ship needs to replace the battery, the replacement floating island C can be approached, the battery with less battery exhaustion or residual quantity is unloaded from the battery box D of the electric ship onto the replacement floating island C, and the charged battery stored on the replacement floating island C is replaced into the battery box D of the electric ship.
Preferably, as shown in fig. 3, the present invention further provides a power conversion floating island C, optionally but not limited to including: the floating island comprises a floating island body C0, a battery storage area C1 and a battery conveying area C2 which are arranged on the floating island body;
a battery storage area C1 for storing batteries; specifically, a plurality of blocks are arranged on the battery storage area and used for storing the carrying tray B4 so as to bear the batteries. More specifically, the battery may be a charged battery or a to-be-charged battery, and the battery storage area may be optionally, but not limited to, scratched to store different types of batteries.
And a battery conveying area C2 for conveying batteries between the battery storage area and the electrically driven watercraft.
In this embodiment, a preferred embodiment of the power-changing floating island C of the present invention is provided, which can be stably placed in a water area through the floating island body C0, and rapidly replace the charged batteries stored in the battery storage area to the battery box D of the electrically-driven ship through the battery transfer area; and storing the consumed batteries in the battery box D of the electrically-driven ship into a battery storage area through a battery conveying area so as to be transported to a charging station through a transporting mechanism for charging.
Preferably, the battery storage area C1 is optionally but not limited to provided with a first area and a second area for storing the charged battery and the battery to be charged, respectively; of course, the method can be arbitrarily divided and changed according to the actual situation in operation.
Further, the battery conveying area C2 is optionally but not limited to provided with a bullseye bearing, so as to reduce friction force of the battery conveyed on the battery conveying area C2 and realize quick conveying of the battery. Specifically, the number and positions of the bullseye bearings can be set arbitrarily. Preferably evenly distributed over the cell delivery area.
In this embodiment, the battery on the carrying tray B4 can be connected with the battery conveying area through the carrying slide rail of the carrying tray B4, and the charged battery is quickly replaced to the electrically driven ship through the battery conveying area C2 provided with the bullseye bearing, and vice versa, so that the battery replacing speed is greatly increased, and the labor intensity is reduced. In this embodiment, when the battery is required to be input into the carrying tray B4, the battery is first transported to the front of the carrying tray B4 at the position of the battery storage area C1 by using a plurality of bullseye bearings provided on the battery transport area C2, and then pushed into a movable channel composed of the carrying end plate slide rails B4-21 and the carrying slide rails B4-11, so that the battery can be input into the carrying tray B4. And otherwise, outputting the battery to the carrying tray B4.
Further, as shown in fig. 3, a battery box hanging ladder C3 for connecting the battery box D is further arranged on the power conversion floating island C; more preferably, a plurality of rotating rods capable of rotating relative to the battery box hanging ladder C3 are transversely arranged on the battery box hanging ladder C3, so that friction force of the battery in transportation on the battery box hanging ladder C3 is reduced. When the battery is replaced between the electricity-replacing floating island and the electrically-driven ship, the elevator can be hung through the battery box additionally provided with the rotating rod, and the rapid transportation of the battery is realized.
In this embodiment, the battery box hanging ladder C3 cooperates with the connecting hanging posts D3 on both sides of the battery box D to form a sliding channel between the battery box D and the battery conveying area C2, so as to enable the battery to be smoothly conveyed from the battery box D to the battery conveying area C2.
More preferably, the power-changing floating island C further comprises a guardrail C4 for preventing the battery from sliding down. Preferably, the battery box hanging ladder C3 is optionally but not limited to be connected to the floating island body in a rotating way, and can be connected with an electrically driven ship to form a transportation channel when put down, and can form a portal structure of the guardrail C4 when retracted, so that the safety of the floating island is improved.
Further, the power conversion floating island C further comprises a ship hook C5 used for being connected with the electrically driven ship.
In this embodiment, the ship hook C5 is located on the side of the power conversion floating island C close to the side where the electrically driven ship is berthed; the ship hook C5 is directly connected with the electric driving ship, so that relative standing between the electric driving ship and the power changing floating island C is further stabilized, and accidents of the battery in the replacement process are prevented.
Preferably, the ship hook C5 is connected with the power conversion floating island C in a rotating way.
(IV) Battery box D
Further, in order to facilitate the quick replacement of batteries for electrically driven vessels by the power-driven floating island C, the invention also provides a battery box D, as shown in FIG. 8, comprising a box base D1 for bearing the batteries, a cover plate D2 movably connected to the box base D1, and a rotating rod D11 capable of rotating around itself relative to the box base D1.
In the embodiment, a battery box of the invention is provided, on one hand, a box body structure with a certain protection effect is formed by a box body base and a cover plate, and the battery box is arranged on an electric driving ship; on the other hand, add the dwang that can rotate around self for the box base for the battery can be under the effect of dwang, light quick input or output battery box improves battery replacement efficiency, reduces intensity of labour.
Specifically, when the battery needs to be input into the battery box D, the cover plate D2 is firstly moved away from the upper side of the battery box underframe 1, the upper side of the box base D1 is guaranteed to be in an open state, then the battery is placed on the rotating rod D11 positioned at the edge of the battery box D, then the battery is pushed inwards, the rotating rod D11 rotates around the battery in the pushing process, the battery is moved to the depth of the box base D1, and then the cover plate D2 is placed above the box base D1 again. And otherwise, outputting the battery to the battery box.
Preferably, the cover plate D2 is rotatably connected to the box base D1. Specifically, a cover plug is arranged at a position on the cover plate D2, which is in contact with the box base D1, and a cover socket is arranged at a position on the box base D1, which is in contact with the cover plate D2, and the cover plug and the cover socket are matched, so that the cover plate D2 rotates around a common shaft.
Further, the cover plate D2 is provided with a backrest D21 on a side away from the rotation center thereof.
In this embodiment, the cover D2 and the backrest D21 constitute a seat for passengers, that is, the battery box is used as a seat, and does not occupy other space of the electrically driven ship to improve the passenger carrying capacity.
Further, two sides of the outer wall of the box base D1 are provided with connecting hanging columns D3.
In this embodiment, when the electrically driven vessel is stopped near the power changing floating island C, it is convenient to cooperate with the power changing floating island, and the battery box D and the electrically driven vessel are fixed by using the connection hanging column D3, so as to ensure that the electrically driven vessel and the power changing floating island C are relatively stationary when the battery is replaced, and reduce the risk when the battery is replaced.
The invention has the advantages that:
the invention is provided with a charging station A, a transfer mechanism B and a power conversion floating island C; a charging cabinet A1 is provided in the charging station A, and is used for facilitating the putting in and taking out of the battery; the tray is provided in the transfer mechanism B and is used for improving the battery transfer efficiency and reducing the labor intensity; the specific structure of the power-changing floating island is provided in the power-changing floating island C, and is used for realizing the quick battery replacement of the electrically-driven ship; the battery box is used for facilitating input and output of the battery; the novel charging and replacing mode is integrally provided.
The foregoing description of the preferred embodiments of the invention is not intended to be limiting, but rather is intended to cover all modifications, equivalents, and alternatives falling within the spirit and principles of the invention.
Claims (10)
1. A charging and battery-replacing system for an electrically driven vessel, characterized by: the device comprises a charging and transferring mechanism and a power changing floating island provided with a battery storage area; the power conversion floating island is arranged in an operating water area of the electrically driven ship;
the charging station is used for charging a battery of the electrically driven ship;
the transfer mechanism is used for transferring the battery between the charging station and the power conversion floating island;
the power conversion floating island is used for replacing a battery between the power conversion floating island and the electric driving ship.
2. A charging and changing system for electrically driven vessels according to claim 1 wherein the charging station comprises a charging cabinet, a charger and a charging control device;
the charging cabinet is used for accommodating a battery to be charged;
the charger is used for charging the battery to be charged;
and the charging control device is used for controlling the output voltage of the charger according to the parameters of the battery to be charged.
3. A charging and recharging system for an electrically driven vessel according to claim 2, wherein the charging cabinet comprises a cabinet body, a receiving rack and a plurality of conveyor rails;
the receiving frame is arranged in the cabinet body and is used for receiving the battery;
and the conveying slide rail is arranged on the bearing frame and used for inputting or outputting the battery.
4. A charging and replacing system for an electrically driven vessel according to claim 3, wherein the carrier comprises: transverse ribs layered in the cabinet body and longitudinal ribs spaced on the transverse ribs; the conveying slide rail is longitudinally arranged on the transverse rib or longitudinally arranged on the side face of the longitudinal rib.
5. A charging and replacing system for an electrically driven vessel according to claim 1, wherein the transfer mechanism comprises a walking lifting device, a transfer tray arranged on the walking lifting device; the transport device and the carrying tray are arranged on the transport device;
the walking lifting device is used for sequentially moving the transfer tray to the position taking and storing of the battery to form a channel for the position taking and storing of the battery, and transferring the battery between the charging station and the carrying tray on the transfer device;
and the transferring device is used for transferring the carrying tray.
6. A charging system for an electrically driven vessel according to claim 5, wherein the transfer or/and carrying tray comprises: the tray comprises a tray body, an end plate arranged at the end part of the tray body and a sliding rail arranged on the tray body and the end plate;
and the end plate is used for constructing a channel between the transfer tray and/or the carrying tray and a party to be connected.
7. A charging and recharging system for an electrically driven vessel according to claim 6, wherein the end plate is provided at one end of the tray body, or at opposite ends.
8. The charging and replacing system for electrically driven vessels according to claim 7 wherein the end plate is movably disposed at an end of the tray body and is flush with a bottom plate of the tray body when dropped and forms a box structure with the tray body when erected.
9. A charging and converting system for electrically driven vessels according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the converting floating island comprises: the floating island comprises a floating island body, a battery storage area and a battery conveying area, wherein the battery storage area and the battery conveying area are arranged on the floating island body;
a battery storage area for storing batteries;
and a battery conveying area for conveying the battery between the battery storage area and the electrically driven watercraft.
10. A charging and recharging system for an electrically driven vessel according to claim 9, wherein the battery delivery area is evenly distributed with bullseye bearings.
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