CN1630798A - Solar energy reflector array - Google Patents
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Abstract
A heliostat which comprises a reflector element and a carrier that is arranged to support the reflector element above a ground plane. A drive means is arranged to impart pivotal drive to the carrier about a fixed, first axis that is, in use of the heliostat, disposed substantially parallel to the ground plane. The heliostat further comprises a means mounting the reflector element to the carrier in a manner which permits pivotal movement of the reflector element with respect to the carrier and about a second axis that is not parallel to the first axis. A drive means arranged to impart pivotal movement to the reflector element about the second axis. The reflector element, which may be flat or curved, may be constituted by a plurality of sub-reflector elements. Also, a plurality of the reflector elements may be supported by a single carrier. A plurality of the above defined heliostats may form a solar energy reflector array with the heliostats being arranged to reflect incident solar radiation to at least one target collector.
Description
Technical field
The present invention relates to comprise the solar reflector array of a plurality of heliostats and relate to the heliostat that in this array, uses.In this manual, term " heliostat " is interpreted as a kind of device of expression, and it can reflex to the radiated solar energy of incident target (it can change in time), and is driven the relative motion of following the tracks of the sun.
Background technology
Proposed and developed solar array in some cases, comprised so-called multi-tower type solar array.These arrays can reflex to the radiated solar energy on the heliostat that is incident in the array on one or more target collector.In order to strengthen reflection and to concentrate the radiated solar energy of input, various array structures have been proposed to reduce stopping mutually and shading of heliostat.In this manual can be with reference to the International Patent Application PCT/AU96/00177 and the PCT/AU9700864 that propose on March 28th, 1996 and on December 19th, 1997 respectively; And can be with reference to following two pieces of articles:
Mills, D.R. and Schramek, P: " with the multi-tower type solar array (MTSA) of a complete set of heliostat " the-the 9th international solar heat concentrated technology academic discussion collection of thesis, Solar Paces, Font-Romeu, Framce, 1998, June;
Schramek.P and Mills D.R: " potential energy of the heliostat field of multi-tower type solar array " the-the 10th international solar heat concentrated technology academic discussion collection of thesis.Solar Paces, Sydney, Australia, 2000.3 months.
Optimum for floor area is utilized, the essential heliostat of arranging and making in the solar array is very closely placed heliostat at interval, and the relative motion of adjacent heliostat is not interfered.The requirement in back is specially adapted to the multi-tower type solar array, because require adjacent heliostat incident radiant energy to be reflexed to the gatherer that is installed on the different towers, and require to start any one heliostat, make its sensing change to another gatherer from a gatherer.In addition, drive efficient and reduce cost, require heliostat can be convenient to supporting in groups and use public drive unit for one group of heliostat in the array in order to improve.Following situation helps to satisfy these requirements, that is: except heliostat will redirect, heliostat only needed move according to the sun's motion concentrated area.Although that is: according to the position difference with respect to target collector, under the normal condition, the sensing of heliostat differs from one another, all heliostats can be driven at equidirectional and rotate identical angle d φ
H=d φ
S/ 2 (in the formula: d φ
HFor the angle of the reflector of heliostat changes; D φ
SAngle change for incident radiant energy).Yet, although this convenience is arranged, make the interval of heliostat adjacent to each other in design, there are some difficulties hands-off again structure and economic drive unit aspect, because in order very many heliostats to be set in any array with useful solar energy reflection to corresponding target collector.
Summary of the invention
The present invention is devoted to a kind of heliostat, and it can be arranged in an array, and preferred simultaneously, it is arranged to satisfy above-mentioned condition
The invention provides a kind of heliostat, it comprises: a reflector part; The bearing of this reflector part of surface bearing on ground level; One in use with bearing around fixing, the rotating drive of first parallel with ground level basically axle is passed to the drive unit of bearing in heliostat uses; A kind of the reflector part is installed in device on the bearing; This device can make the reflector part, with respect to bearing, rotates round second not parallel with first axle axle; With a drive unit, it in use can will pass to the reflector part around the rotational motion of second axle.
Be used for and comprise first drive unit around the drive unit that bearing is passed in the fulcrum rotational motion; Be used for and comprise second drive unit that separates with first drive unit around the drive unit that the reflector part is passed in the rotational motion of fulcrum.
Can constitute by a plurality of sub-reflector parts for flat or crooked reflector part.In addition, a plurality of reflector parts can be by a bearing support.Yet in order to give full play to the advantage of the present invention of a kind of structure in back, a plurality of reflector parts need utilize uneven second axle to be installed on the bearing.
Heliostat can be used in the large-scale array (for example floor space reaches 100 hectares array) or be used in the less array and (for example can be placed in the top or other limited spaces of building).Therefore, used in this manual term " ground level " is interpreted as being meant abstract (level or the inclination) plane of placing heliostat thereon.Under the situation of large scale array, ground level comprises the floor area that heliostat occupies, but should be understood that floor area itself needs not be flat.Adjust single reflector part position respect to one another, can adapt to the variation of ground surface or terrain.In addition, be the part that a part of ground area that heliostat occupies can form massif at least, and tilt with horizontal line.
Consider the problems referred to above, the present invention also provides a kind of solar reflector array that comprises a plurality of heliostats as described above, and heliostat is arranged in a row, and the radiated solar energy of incident is reflexed at least one target collector.
The bearing of at least some heliostats in each row of this array is connected to each other, and the reflector part of at least some heliostats in each row of this array is connected to each other.
Like this, in a preferred embodiment, can use each device in first and second drive units, will pass to a plurality of heliostats around the rotational motion of fulcrum, and share the control of drive unit by a large amount of heliostat in this array.The important point is, in large scale array, and the cost of can economizing on the use of funds.
The synthetic cover of a large amount of heliostat arrays can be carried out public driving control, and the reflector part of each heliostat is pivotably mounted on the also pivotable bearing, can realize this control.Like this, even between the adjacent reflector part relative motion is arranged, also can make the heliostat in this array separate nearer.
Target collector, or the target collector under the situation of multi-tower type solar array can comprise and can receive solar energy, and solar energy is converted to any type of gatherer of another kind of form energy.For example, each target collector can comprise the gatherer part of the absorption solar energy that a heat extraction replacement fluids can pass through.Another kind of scheme is that in minisystem, target collector can comprise one group of photoelectric tube.
The reflector part of heliostat comprises a glass mirror that is pivotably mounted on the bearing.In addition, reflector is vertical with first axle around second axle that it is pivotably mounted on the bearing.Like this, in a preferred embodiment, bearing is installed round fixing, parallel with ground level first axle, can do the rotational motion around fulcrum; And the reflector part is installed on the bearing round second axle vertical with first axle, can do the rotational motion around fulcrum.
The polygonal shape of the reflector part of heliostat.In order to cover ground to the maximum limit, preferably be installed on the bearing, second axle is positioned on the line of two points farthest by reflector part periphery.The reflector part also can be for square, and in this case, second axle is positioned on the diagonal of reflector part.As another kind of form, the reflector part can (be preferably) hex shape.In this case, second axle is positioned at the angle of intersection relative with hexagon, can be by on the line in two solstics.
The reflector part is preferably the hexagon that comprises three pairs of substantially parallel limits.In this case, hexagon can be divided into core and two leg-of-mutton end portion of a rectangle in theory.
Hexagonal limit is preferably proportional, makes the circular arc of an imaginary circle at four angles by rectangle part be positioned at the triangle shaped tip part fully; Under limiting case, tangent with the adjacent limit of each gable.Determine, use a plurality of this reflectors that ground is covered and reach 100%.
First drive unit can comprise a driving shaft, it can center on and first axle rotation that axle is parallel, and will turn round to drive and reach the heliostat bearing, when a plurality of heliostats are placed in the array, at least the bearing of some heliostats of each row of this array is linked together by this public driving shaft.In addition, first drive unit also comprises a motor, driving can be passed to many driving shafts in the heliostat array.In addition, under the less situation of array, preferably use a motor, all driving shafts in the heliostat array are passed in driving.
Second drive unit can comprise that one is connected and can be driven and will pass to the actuator of reflector part around the rotational motion of second axle with the rear side (not reflecting) of the reflector part of heliostat.In addition, this actuator utilizes the spherojoint that can lock (or other universal joints) to be connected with the rear side of reflector part, so that make the reflector part adjust the position with respect to actuator again.No matter the relative angular position of adjacent reflector part how in array, this structure can make in the process of one group of heliostat of assembling, place adjacent reflector part separately, and can make the actuator in given row of heliostat parallel to each other.
Be connected by making the corresponding driving part and constituting the common moving movement of of second drive unit part mechanism, a plurality of reflector parts in a given row of one group of heliostat can be linked together.By the length of adjusting actuator or the working face of adjusting moving movement mechanism,, complete moving movement can be passed to a plurality of actuators to adapt to the angular movement of actuator.
The bearing of the reflector part of heliostat is an arcuate shape, and its each end, is connected with the rear side of reflector part.Best, bearing is semicircle, and under two kinds of situations, the center of its radius is consistent with the geometric center of the reflecting surface of reflector part.
From the explanation of a following preferred embodiment to heliostat and heliostat array, can understand the present invention more fully.Explanation is carried out with reference to accompanying drawing.
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Fig. 1 is the schematic diagram that is installed in the square reflector part on the bearing;
Fig. 2 is the plane of the part of square reflector part array;
Fig. 3 is the plane of a part of the array of hexagon reflector part;
Fig. 4 schematically shows the side view with the heliostat that is installed in a reflector part on the rocker bearing;
Fig. 5 represents a row of heliostat, and schematically shows and will pass to first and second drive units of heliostat bearing and reflector part around the rotational motion of fulcrum;
Fig. 6 represents by day array of lens array one-tenth that is ranked shown in Figure 5 more;
Fig. 7 and Fig. 8 represent to make the reflector part to rotate around fulcrum with respect to its bearing, the another kind of method of the moving movement of the reflector part of single heliostat;
Fig. 9 schematically shows a reflector part is installed on the little bearing of size; With
Figure 10 represents three kinds of alternative preferred geometry of reflector part.
The specific embodiment
Fig. 1 represents the schematic plan view of a heliostat, and it has a square reflector part 10 in the bearing that is bearing in rectangular frame 12 forms 11.Bearing 11 is used for surface bearing reflector part (as shown in Figure 4) on ground level 13, and bearing itself is pivotably mounted on the supporting structure 14.The fulcrum 15 of bearing (being called " first axle " later on) is fixing, and parallel with ground level 13.
1. first axle 15 is fixing, and be parallel with ground level 13;
2. second axle 16 is positioned on the line of the point farthest by reflector part 10; With
3. the shape of reflector part 10 can make heliostat placement close to each other, and then the heliostat array can optimally cover ground.
Under the situation of structure shown in Figure 1, second standard can not satisfy, because second axle 16 diagonal by rectangle not.In addition, will mention, use hexagon reflector, can satisfy the 3rd standard best with special geometry of determining in this specification back.
The structure of Fig. 2 and Fig. 3 is more superior than structure shown in Figure 1.Fig. 2 represents to utilize cornerwise second axle 16 by square, the reflector part 10 that is pivotably mounted on the prescription shape on the corresponding bearing 11.Equally, Fig. 3 represents to utilize second axle 16 by hexagonal diagonal angle, is pivotably mounted on one group of hexagon reflector part 10 on the corresponding bearing 11.
Yet in Fig. 2 and structure shown in Figure 3, under the certain inclination of the reflector part in bearing and/or bearing, the radiated solar energy that at least some bearings 11 can block incident is radiated on the reflector.This can reduce the performance of array, and at least some heliostats in the array are separated, thereby has reduced the effective covering to ground.In addition, this bearing itself can not form the optimum covering to ground.
The seat structure that adopts Fig. 4~6 to schematically show can be avoided these problems.
Shown in Fig. 4~6, bearing 11 stretches out backward from reflector part 10, and is shaped as arc, or more particularly is semicircle.The center of radius 17 of bearing is consistent with the geometric center of the reflecting surface of reflector part, and it and first axle 15 are in a straight line.The end portion 18 of bearing is utilized the axle (not shown) that overlaps the bearing supporting of placing with second axle 16, is connected with the reflector part.
Shown in schematic diagram, usually, bearing 11 can make a metal or plastic frame, and is installed on the supporting structure 19, and reflector part 10 is placed on requiring on the height above the ground level 13.
Fig. 5 represents to be arranged in a row, and is installed in a plurality of reflector parts on the bearing, and Fig. 6 is illustrated in a plurality of rows in the little heliostat array.Under each situation, the heliostat in each row is all linked together by a driving shaft 21.In addition, in each row, utilize an axle 23 of doing to move, a plurality of parallel actuator 22 that stretches out backward from corresponding reflector part 10 is linked together.
Fig. 7 and Fig. 8 represent to make the reflector part around second axle 16, the another kind of method of the moving movement of the reflector part 10 of a heliostat that rotates with respect to bearing 11.Because when actuator 22 rotates around fulcrum, when reflector part 10 was rotated, the effective length of actuator 22 (in vertical direction) changed, and therefore must take measures to keep the connection between actuator 22 and the shifting axle 23.As shown in Figure 8, it can be scalable by making actuator, or as shown in Figure 7, by making actuator 22 carried out the driving of rotating around fulcrum, and raising and reducing moving movement axle 23 reaches.
Though, between adjacent heliostat, to shade, the length between the end portion 18 of bearing 11 will adapt with main length of reflector part 10, and preferably the size of bearing 11 is less.This is illustrated among Fig. 9, when size changes, must take some special structures, drives actuator 22.
As mentioned above, the shape of reflector part 10 should be able to make heliostat place optimumly, and is compact.This can reach by making the reflector part with one or another kind of method (in general) shown in Figure 10 A, B and the C.Under each situation, reflector part 10 is the hex shape that comprises four limits 24 of three pairs of parallel limits and equal in length.In addition, under each situation, the length of leading diagonal a is than on the last length of the distance between two relative limits 25 of each part.Hexagonal limit is proportional, and the arc 27 that makes an imaginary circle by four angles of rectangle part is fully in the triangle shaped tip part; Or under maximum conditions, tangent with two of each gable adjacent limits.In this case, hexagonal ratio satisfies following standard
a〉=
c+
b 2/
c(formula 1)
In the formula, in either case,
cLength corresponding to each limit 25.In one group of little at interval reflector, each reflector is all proportional, to satisfy formula (1).Therefore, when driving heliostat, can avoid the reflector collision.As a result, even when reflector was at interval very near, this group reflector also can cover 100% ground.
Should be appreciated that the list of references of prior art:
The PCT/AU96/00177 that on March 28th, 1996 proposed,
The PCT/AU97/00864 that on December 19th, 1997 proposed,
The article of Mills D.R. and Schramek P.:
" with the multi-tower type solar array (MTSA) of complete heliostat " the-the 9th international solar heat concentrated technology academic discussion collection of thesis, Solar Paces, Font-Romeu, France, 1998, June;
With
The article of Schramek.P and Mills D.R: " potential energy of the heliostat field of multi-tower type solar array " the-the 10th international solar heat concentrated technology academic discussion collection of thesis, Solar Paces, Sydney, Australia, in March, 2000.
Be not to make the document of these prior arts become the part of common practise, no matter national all like this in Australia or any other.
Can make various changes and improvements to the above and the described invention of appended claims.
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1. heliostat, it comprises:
A reflector part;
The bearing of this reflector part of surface bearing on ground level;
One in use with bearing around fixing, the rotating drive of first parallel with ground level basically axle is passed to the drive unit of bearing in heliostat uses;
A kind of the reflector part is installed in device on the bearing; This device can make the reflector part rotate round second not parallel with first axle axle with respect to bearing; With
A drive unit, it in use can will pass to the reflector part around the rotational motion of second axle.
2. heliostat as claimed in claim 1 is characterized by, and the drive unit that is used for passing to bearing around the fulcrum rotational motion comprises first drive unit; Be used for and comprise second drive unit that separates with first drive unit around the drive unit that the reflector part is passed in the rotational motion of fulcrum.
3. heliostat as claimed in claim 1 or 2 is characterized by, and the reflector part comprises a glass mirror.
4. heliostat as claimed in claim 1 or 2 is characterized by, and the reflector part comprises a speculum.
5. as any described heliostat in the above-mentioned claim, it is characterized by, the reflector part is vertical with first axle round second axle that it is pivotably mounted on the bearing.
6. as any described heliostat in the above-mentioned claim, it is characterized by, the reflector part shape is a polygon.
7. as any described heliostat in the above-mentioned claim, it is characterized by, the reflector part is installed on the bearing, makes second axle on the line by two solstics on the periphery of reflector part.
8. heliostat as claimed in claim 6 is characterized by, the reflector part be shaped as hexagon.
9. heliostat as claimed in claim 8 is characterized by, the hex shape of reflector part comprise three pairs substantially parallel, surround the limits of center rectangle part and two triangle shaped tip parts.
10. heliostat as claimed in claim 9, it is characterized by, hexagonal limit is proportional, makes the arc of the imaginary circle at 4 angles by rectangle part be positioned at leg-of-mutton end portion fully, or under maximum conditions, tangent with the adjacent limit of each gable.
11. as any described heliostat in the claim 2~10, it is characterized by, first drive unit comprises round rotating with first axle parallel axes, and will turn round the driving shaft that the heliostat bearing is passed in driving.
12. as any described heliostat in the claim 2~11, it is characterized by, second drive unit comprise with the rear side of the reflector part of heliostat and being connected, thereby and be driven and will pass to the actuator of reflector part around the rotation of second axle.
13. heliostat as claimed in claim 12 is characterized by, actuator is connected with the rear side of reflector part by an adjustable contact.
14. as any described heliostat in the above-mentioned claim, it is characterized by, the bearing of the reflector part of heliostat is an arcuate shape, and its each end is connected with the reflector part.
15. as any described heliostat in the above-mentioned claim, it is characterized by, bearing is a semicircular in shape, the center of its radius is consistent with the geometric center of the reflecting surface of reflector part.
16. as any described heliostat in the above-mentioned claim, it is characterized by, the reflector part has a flat reflecting surface.
17. as any described heliostat in the claim 1~15, it is characterized by, the reflector part has a curved reflecting surface.
18. one kind comprises as the solar reflector array of any described a plurality of heliostats in the above-mentioned claim, it is characterized by, heliostat is arranged in a row, and the radiated solar energy of incident is reflexed at least one target collector.
19. as the described solar reflector array of the claim 18 that is subordinated to claim 11, it is characterized by, the bearing of at least some heliostats in each row of this array utilizes a public described driving shaft to link together.
20. solar reflector array as claimed in claim 19 is characterized by, at least some devices in first drive unit comprise a motor, are used for a plurality of driving shafts are passed in driving.
21. solar reflector array as claimed in claim 19 is characterized by, and uses a motor, and all driving shafts in the heliostat array are passed in driving.
22. as any described solar reflector array in the claim 18~21, it is characterized by, a plurality of reflector parts in the given row of this array by with the corresponding driving part and constitute the public moving movement of of second drive unit part mechanism and be connected, and link together.
23. solar reflector array as claimed in claim 22 is characterized by, and is provided with the device of regulating actuator length, by regulating the length of actuator, complete moving movement can be passed to a plurality of actuators.
24. solar reflector array as claimed in claim 22 is characterized by, and is provided with the device of regulating actuator length, by regulating the working face of moving movement mechanism, adapts to the angle displacement of actuator, complete moving movement can be passed to a plurality of actuators.
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