CN213535020U - General laser radar wind measuring device on sea - Google Patents

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CN213535020U
CN213535020U CN202022783617.9U CN202022783617U CN213535020U CN 213535020 U CN213535020 U CN 213535020U CN 202022783617 U CN202022783617 U CN 202022783617U CN 213535020 U CN213535020 U CN 213535020U
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The utility model discloses a general laser radar wind measuring device on the sea, which comprises an anchor system, a buoy body, a stabilizer and a wind measuring system; the buoy body can float on the sea surface, the bottom end of the buoy body is connected with an anchoring system, and the anchoring system is connected with the sea bottom; the stabilizer is installed on the top of the buoy body, the anemometry system is installed on the top end face of the stabilizer, and the top end face of the stabilizer is a horizontal plane. The utility model fixes the buoy body in a certain region on the sea through the anchor system, thereby avoiding the buoy body from floating away; the buoy body floats on the sea surface, the stabilizer is installed on the buoy body, the wind measuring system is installed on the top end face of the stabilizer, and the top end face of the stabilizer is a horizontal plane, so that second-level wind resource data measured by the wind measuring device are always on the same horizontal plane, and the wind resource condition can be accurately reflected. Namely the utility model discloses be convenient for accurate measurement wind speed obtains accurate wind speed assessment result.

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General laser radar wind measuring device on sea
Technical Field
The utility model belongs to the technical field of the anemometry device technique and specifically relates to a marine general laser radar anemometry device is related to.
Background
With the continuous development of offshore wind power industry in China, the site of an offshore wind power plant gradually moves from a coastal beach to a shallow sea, and at present, the plant is tightened to enter a sea area with deeper water depth. Due to long ocean operation period, high risk and high operation difficulty, the wind power plant construction faces the problems of long period, high investment and high risk. How to accurately and effectively evaluate offshore wind resources (particularly wind resources in deep sea areas) and select sea areas with rich wind resources is a difficult problem which puzzles the rapid development of the offshore wind power industry.
In recent years, the rising of offshore lidar wind measurement buoy technology provides a certain reference basis for offshore wind resource assessment. The sea laser radar wind measurement buoy technology adopts a mode of combining a laser radar and a sea buoy, the buoy carries the laser radar, and the laser radar obtains wind speed data. Because the buoy body and the carried laser radar fluctuate along with ocean current to generate yaw, pitch and roll, the wind measurement data of the laser radar carried on the buoy body has great inaccuracy (second-level data), and the wind speed characteristics cannot be directly represented. Therefore, after collecting the lidar anemometry data (second level), the traditional anemometry buoy body needs to perform complex data processing to obtain the wind speed data of a specific position.
At present, two data processing methods are adopted in the market: one method is to use a linear regression method to correct the lidar measurements at sea with the land measurements. The disadvantages of this approach are: the measured data cannot reflect the real condition of the wind speed; the second-level data error is large; in extreme weather conditions, the data is distorted. Another method is to correct wind speed data using a motion sensor, which has disadvantages in that: a cumbersome algorithm is required (at present, a motion compensation algorithm that is not yet standardized); the data processing capacity is large; additional sensor configurations are required; the second-level data cannot reflect the real condition of the wind speed.
Therefore, how to accurately measure the wind speed and obtain an accurate wind speed estimation result is a technical problem to be urgently solved by those skilled in the art.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
In view of this, the utility model aims at providing a general lidar wind measuring device on sea to accurate measurement wind speed obtains accurate wind speed assessment result.
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides the following solutions:
a marine general laser radar wind measuring device comprises an anchor system, a buoy body, a stabilizer and a wind measuring system;
the buoy body can float on the sea surface, the bottom end of the buoy body is connected with the anchoring system, and the anchoring system is connected with the sea bottom;
the stabilizer is installed on the top end of the buoy body, the wind measuring system is installed on the top end face of the stabilizer, and the top end face of the stabilizer is a horizontal plane.
In a particular embodiment, the stabilizer is a one-axis stabilizer, a two-axis stabilizer, or a multi-axis stabilizer.
In another specific embodiment, further comprises a stabilizer base;
the stabilizer base is installed on the top end face of the buoy body, and the stabilizer is installed on the stabilizer base.
In another specific embodiment, the marine general lidar wind measuring device further comprises a power supply system;
the power supply system comprises a fixed battery, and the fixed battery is arranged in the buoy body and is used for respectively supplying power to the wind measuring system and the stabilizer.
In another specific embodiment, the power supply system further comprises a wind power generation assembly, a solar panel and a storage battery;
the solar cell panel and the wind power generation assembly are both arranged on the buoy body, are respectively and electrically connected with the storage battery and are used for charging the storage battery;
the storage battery is used for supplying power for the electronic components which can be carried on the storage battery.
In another specific embodiment, the piggybacked electronic components include a data acquisition system and a satellite positioning system;
the data acquisition system and the satellite positioning system are both arranged in the buoy body, and the data acquisition system is in signal connection with the anemometry system.
In another specific embodiment, the buoy body comprises a top circular truncated cone, a middle cylinder and a bottom circular truncated cone;
the top end circular truncated cone is arranged at the top end of the middle cylinder, the larger end of the top end circular truncated cone is connected with the middle cylinder, and the bottom end circular truncated cone has the same structure as the top end circular truncated cone and is symmetrically arranged at the bottom end of the middle cylinder;
the solar cell panel is laid on the side wall of the top end circular truncated cone, and the wind power generation assembly is installed on the top end face of the top end circular truncated cone.
In another specific embodiment, the marine lidar wind measuring device further comprises a buoy load module;
the buoy load-bearing module is arranged at the center of the bottom end of the buoy body and is connected with the anchoring system.
In another specific embodiment, the anemometry system comprises a continuous wave lidar or a pulsed lidar.
In another specific embodiment, the marine universal lidar wind measuring device further comprises a mast;
the mast is installed on the buoy body and used for carrying components.
According to the utility model discloses an each embodiment can make up as required wantonly, and the embodiment that obtains after these combinations is also in the utility model discloses the scope is the utility model discloses a part of the concrete implementation mode.
In one embodiment of the utility model, the buoy body is fixed in a certain region on the sea through an anchoring system, so that the buoy body is prevented from floating; the buoy body floats on the sea surface, the stabilizer is installed on the buoy body, the wind measuring system is installed on the top end face of the stabilizer, and the top end face of the stabilizer is a horizontal plane, so that second-level wind resource data measured by the wind measuring device are always on the same horizontal plane, and the wind resource condition can be accurately reflected. Namely the utility model discloses be convenient for accurate measurement wind speed obtains accurate wind speed assessment result.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic view of a main structure of a general lidar wind measuring device on the sea provided by the utility model;
fig. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of the stabilizer provided by the present invention.
Wherein, in fig. 1-2:
the solar energy buoy comprises a buoy body 1, a stabilizer 2, a wind measuring system 3, a solar cell panel 4, a top circular table 101, a middle cylinder 102, a bottom circular table 103, a buoy load module 5, a mast 6 and a stabilizer base 7.
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In order to make those skilled in the art better understand the technical solution of the present invention, the present invention will be further described in detail with reference to fig. 1 and the detailed description.
As shown in fig. 1, the utility model provides a marine general lidar wind measuring device, wherein, marine general lidar wind measuring device includes that anchor system, buoy body 1, stabilizer 2 and anemometry system 3.
The buoy body 1 can float on the sea surface, and it should be noted that the buoy body 1 floats on the sea surface means that at least the top end of the buoy body 1 is exposed out of the sea surface and floats on the sea surface through the buoyancy of seawater. The shape of the buoy body 1 is not limited, but in order to improve the balance of the buoy body 1 on the sea surface, the buoy body 1 has an axisymmetric structure.
The bottom end of the buoy body 1 is connected with an anchoring system, the anchoring system is connected with the sea bottom, the anchoring system specifically comprises a plurality of steel cables, and the buoy body 1 is limited in a set area through the steel cables. Specifically, in order to further improve the balance of the buoy body 1, the wire ropes are evenly distributed at the bottom end of the buoy body 1 around the circumference of the buoy body 1.
The stabilizer 2 is installed on the top of the buoy body 1, the anemometry system 3 is installed on the top end face of the stabilizer 2, and the top end face of the stabilizer 2 is a horizontal plane. The stabilizer 2 has the main functions of offsetting various motions of the buoy body 1 caused by waves, ensuring that the top end face of the stabilizer 2 can always keep horizontal, and assisting the wind measuring system 3 to obtain a vertical upward measuring environment, so that each second sampling point of wind measured by the wind measuring system 3 is located at a uniform coordinate position, and the average value of each second sampling point directly output is the second-level wind speed of the coordinate position.
The buoy body 1 is fixed in a certain region on the sea through an anchoring system, so that the buoy body 1 is prevented from floating; the buoy body 1 floats on the sea surface, the stabilizer 2 is installed on the buoy body 1, the wind measuring system 3 is installed on the top end face of the stabilizer 2, and the top end face of the stabilizer 2 is a horizontal plane, so that second-level wind resource data measured by the wind measuring device are always on the same horizontal plane, and the wind resource condition can be accurately reflected. Namely the utility model discloses be convenient for accurate measurement wind speed obtains accurate wind speed assessment result.
Specifically, the utility model discloses a stabilizer 2 is a stabilizer, biax stabilizer or multiaxis stabilizer. The stabilizer 2 adopts a structure similar to a gyroscope, and resists the trend of direction change caused by external environment through the angular momentum of the rotor provided by the rotor. It should be noted that the stabilizer 2 is not limited to the above structure, and other devices capable of maintaining the top end surface of the stabilizer 2 to be horizontal also belong to the protection scope of the present invention.
Further, the utility model discloses a marine general lidar wind measuring device still includes stabilizer base 7, and stabilizer 2 passes through stabilizer base 7 to be installed on the top face of buoy body 1. Specifically, the stabilizer base 7 is installed on the top end face of the buoy body 1, and the stabilizer 2 is installed on the stabilizer base 7. The stabilizer base 7 is detachably connected to the buoy body 1 by screws or the like to realize the carrying of different stabilizers 2. A plurality of threaded holes of different sizes are formed in the top end face of the buoy body 1, the stabilizer bases 7 of different sizes are connected through different threaded holes, and the universality of the buoy body 1 is improved.
Correspondingly, the size of the buoy body 1 can also be freely chosen, for example, a 3 meter buoy body, a 6 meter buoy body, a 10 meter buoy body, etc.
In some embodiments, the marine general lidar wind measuring device further comprises a power supply system, wherein the power supply system comprises a fixed battery, and the fixed battery is installed in the buoy body 1 and is used for respectively supplying power to the wind measuring system 3 and the stabilizer 2.
Further, the utility model discloses a power supply system still includes wind power generation subassembly, solar cell panel 4 and battery.
Solar cell panel 4 and wind power generation component all install on buoy body 1, and be connected with the battery electricity respectively for charge for the battery, the battery is used for carrying the power supply of electronic component for. The utilization of offshore wind energy and solar energy is realized by arranging the wind power generation assembly and the solar cell panel 4.
Specifically, the utility model discloses a can carry on electronic component includes data acquisition system and satellite positioning system, and data acquisition system and satellite positioning system all install in the buoy body 1, data acquisition system and 3 signal connection of anemometry system. The data acquisition system can collect the data measured by the wind measuring system 3, and the satellite positioning system can realize the accurate positioning of the marine general laser radar wind measuring device.
In some embodiments, the buoy body 1 comprises a top end circular truncated cone 101, a middle cylinder 102 and a bottom end circular truncated cone 103, the top end circular truncated cone 101 is arranged at the top end of the middle cylinder 102, the larger end of the top end circular truncated cone 101 is connected with the middle cylinder 102, and the bottom end circular truncated cone 103 and the top end circular truncated cone 101 are identical in structure and symmetrically arranged at the bottom end of the middle cylinder 102. The top end circular truncated cone 101 and the bottom end circular truncated cone 103 are the same in structure, so that the processing and the manufacturing are convenient, the balance of the buoy body 1 in the sea is kept, the whole marine general laser radar wind measuring device is prevented from overturning in a complex marine environment, and the normal collection work of wind data is guaranteed.
The solar cell panel 4 is laid on the side wall of the top circular truncated cone 101, and the top circular truncated cone 101 is inclined, so that the solar cell panel 4 can irradiate towards the sun, and the power generation efficiency of the solar cell panel 4 is improved. Specifically, the number of the solar cell panels 4 is multiple, and the solar cell panels are uniformly distributed on the side wall of the top circular truncated cone 101 in an annular shape.
The wind power generation assembly is arranged on the top end surface of the top end circular truncated cone 101, and is convenient for generating electricity through wind power.
In some embodiments, the marine lidar wind measuring device further comprises a buoy load module 5, the buoy load module 5 is arranged at the center of the bottom end of the buoy body 1, and the buoy load module 5 is connected with the anchoring system. The buoy load module 5 increases the stability of the buoy body 1.
In some embodiments, the anemometry system 3 comprises a continuous wave lidar or a pulsed lidar. When the anemometry system 3 is a continuous wave lidar, the sampling point per second is 50 data points.
Because of the stabilizing effect of the stabilizer 2, the laser radar measuring process can not be influenced by the dynamic state of the marine environment, so that the laser radar wind measurement can adopt a continuous wave laser radar and also can adopt a pulse laser radar, and the compatibility of the whole system is greatly expanded. In addition, the laser radar is adopted for measuring wind, the wind speed can be accurately reflected by outputting second-level data, and a motion compensation system or a linear regression correction system and related power supply equipment do not need to be carried.
In some embodiments, the marine general lidar wind measuring device further comprises a mast 6, and the mast 6 is mounted on the buoy body 1 and used for carrying components, such as small-sized wind power generation equipment, a cup-mounted wind measuring device and the like.
The utility model has the advantages of as follows:
(1) avoiding the adoption of a complex and low-precision motion compensation algorithm or a linear regression algorithm;
(2) the accuracy of the measurement result is ensured by integrating the stabilizer 2;
(3) due to the adoption of the stabilizer 2, the expansibility of the whole system is greatly improved.
It is noted that, herein, relational terms such as first and second, and the like may be used solely to distinguish one entity or action from another entity or action without necessarily requiring or implying any actual such relationship or order between such entities or actions. Also, the terms "comprises," "comprising," or any other variation thereof, are intended to cover a non-exclusive inclusion, such that an article or apparatus that comprises a list of elements does not include only those elements but may include other elements not expressly listed or inherent to such article or apparatus. Without further limitation, an element defined by the phrase "comprising an … …" does not exclude the presence of other like elements in an article or device that comprises the element.
The principles and embodiments of the present invention have been explained herein using specific examples, and the above descriptions of the embodiments are only used to help understand the core concepts of the present invention. It should be noted that, for those skilled in the art, without departing from the principle of the present invention, the present invention can be further modified and modified, and such modifications and modifications also fall within the protection scope of the appended claims.

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1. A marine general laser radar wind measuring device is characterized by comprising an anchor system, a buoy body, a stabilizer and a wind measuring system;
the buoy body can float on the sea surface, the bottom end of the buoy body is connected with the anchoring system, and the anchoring system is connected with the sea bottom;
the stabilizer is installed on the top end of the buoy body, the wind measuring system is installed on the top end face of the stabilizer, and the top end face of the stabilizer is a horizontal plane.
2. General lidar wind measuring device at sea according to claim 1, wherein the stabilizer is a one-axis stabilizer, a two-axis stabilizer or a multi-axis stabilizer.
3. The marine universal lidar wind measuring device of claim 1, further comprising a stabilizer base;
the stabilizer base is installed on the top end face of the buoy body, and the stabilizer is installed on the stabilizer base.
4. The marine universal lidar wind measuring device of claim 1, further comprising a power supply system;
the power supply system comprises a fixed battery, and the fixed battery is arranged in the buoy body and is respectively used for supplying power to the anemometry system and the stabilizer.
5. The marine universal lidar wind measuring device of claim 4, wherein the power supply system further comprises a wind power generation assembly, a solar panel and a storage battery;
the solar cell panel and the wind power generation assembly are both arranged on the buoy body, are respectively and electrically connected with the storage battery and are used for charging the storage battery;
the storage battery is used for supplying power for the electronic components which can be carried on the storage battery.
6. The marine universal lidar wind measuring device of claim 5, wherein the piggybacked electronic components comprise a data acquisition system and a satellite positioning system;
the data acquisition system and the satellite positioning system are both arranged in the buoy body, and the data acquisition system is in signal connection with the anemometry system.
7. The marine universal lidar wind measuring device of claim 5, wherein the buoy body comprises a top circular truncated cone, a middle cylinder and a bottom circular truncated cone;
the top end circular truncated cone is arranged at the top end of the middle cylinder, the larger end of the top end circular truncated cone is connected with the middle cylinder, and the bottom end circular truncated cone has the same structure as the top end circular truncated cone and is symmetrically arranged at the bottom end of the middle cylinder;
the solar cell panel is laid on the side wall of the top end circular truncated cone, and the wind power generation assembly is installed on the top end face of the top end circular truncated cone.
8. The marine universal lidar wind measuring device of claim 1, further comprising a buoy weight module;
the buoy load-bearing module is arranged at the center of the bottom end of the buoy body and is connected with the anchoring system.
9. The marine generalized lidar wind measuring device of claim 1, wherein the wind measuring system comprises a continuous wave lidar or a pulsed lidar.
10. The marine universal lidar wind measuring device of any of claims 1-9, further comprising a mast;
the mast is installed on the buoy body and used for carrying components.
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