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本発明は、無公害な発電に関するものである。The present invention relates to pollution-free power generation.
海には潮流、波、潮の干満等の要素が複雑に入り交じっている。
更に台風、津波と云った自然災害にも見舞われる。
また地球温暖化による海水面上昇も予想される。
然し、東日本大震災で原子力発電に対する不信感が高まっている今、大規模発電の可能性は波力にしか残されていない。The ocean is complex with elements such as tidal currents, waves, and tidal fluctuations.
In addition, natural disasters such as typhoons and tsunamis have been hit.
Sea level rise due to global warming is also expected.
However, now that the distrust of nuclear power generation is increasing due to the Great East Japan Earthquake, the possibility of large-scale power generation is left only to wave power.
波力発電は波高によって発電効率が決定される。
更に外海での設営となる為、台風、津波、潮の干満、潮流、波の方向にも対処出来なければならない。
また、地球温暖化による海水面上昇にも配慮が必要とされる。In wave power generation, power generation efficiency is determined by wave height.
Furthermore, since it is set up in the open sea, it must be able to cope with typhoons, tsunamis, tidal currents, tidal currents, and wave directions.
Consideration is also required for sea level rise due to global warming.
複胴式フロートを浮かべ、インカー(コンクリート製の重り)で繋ぐと、潮流と波力の合力上にフロートは流動する。
複胴式であるから、その水路に流れる波と潮流は一定方向に規則正しく流れる。(「図1」参照)
その波力を使い、発電する。
そのフロートの最後尾には潮流発電機を設置し、その負荷で更に方向を操舵する。
フロートであるから潮の干満の影響を受けないし、地球温暖化による海水面上昇にも対処出来る。
台風時は、港に避難、津波時には船外機を使って津波を乗り切る。「図6参照」
しかし、問題がある。水路延長が長くなり、水路後方で波力が減衰する恐れである。
更に、動き回ると、送電にも影響が出る。
そこで、副案を用意した。If you float a multi-body float and connect with an inker (concrete weight), the float will flow on the combined force of tidal current and wave power.
Because it is a double-hull type, the waves and tides that flow through the channel flow regularly in a certain direction. (See “Figure 1”)
It uses that wave power to generate electricity.
A tidal current generator is installed at the end of the float, and the direction is further steered by the load.
Because it is a float, it is not affected by tidal fluctuations and can cope with sea level rise due to global warming.
During a typhoon, she evacuates to the port, and during an tsunami, she uses an outboard to survive the tsunami. "See Figure 6"
But there is a problem. The length of the waterway becomes longer and the wave force may be attenuated behind the waterway.
Furthermore, moving around affects the power transmission.
Therefore, a sub-plan was prepared.
フロートを波に直角にして浮かべ、インカー数本で固定する。(「図2」参照)
水路は短くなるが、複数の水路設営が可能となる。
台風時、津波時にはフロートに海水を注水することで浮き上がり高さを減らして波の衝撃を和らげる。Float the float at right angles to the wave and fix it with several inkers. (See “Figure 2”)
Although the waterway is shortened, a plurality of waterways can be constructed.
In the event of a typhoon or tsunami, the seawater is poured into the float to reduce the height and reduce the impact of the waves.
波の仕組み
波の高さについて
▲1▼周期によって波高が異なる。
波高と周期の関係を表す「3/2乗則」を用いて検討する。
H*:B×T*(3/2)乗−−−−−>T*=(H/B)2/3
H*:無次元波高
B :定数(0.062)
T*:無次元周期
この式を紐解くと下記の様になる。
よって波高2.0mの周期は10.13秒/1波となる。
この波高は9月〜翌年6月の有義波高である。
有義波高:水深50mの場所に於いて波の高い降順に1/3の波高の平均値をいう。
▲2▼水深によって波高が異なる。
気象庁の発表する波の高さとは、有義波高と呼ばれるものである。
当案は、計画波高を高める目的と、管理上から水深を5mの場所で実施する、と仮定し検討を行う。
よって水深5.0mでは
波高は3.6/2.7=1.33倍となる。−−−>この時、周期に変化無し。
波長は8.2mであるから、浮体の長さは8.2m/2以下とする。−−−>3.0mで検討。
計画波高について
9月〜翌年6月までの有義波高を2.0m(少し控えめ)と仮定する。−−−7,8月は波高、低い。
発電の比較
2案の検討(「図1」、「図2」)
検討条件
静岡市のメガフロート(H=2.0m)−−−10万円/m2
波高2.0m×1.33=2.66で検討するため、安全を取ってH=5.0mとする。−−−>25万円/m2
発電機1基160万円,フロート150万円とする。(概算な為、未調査)
フロートの大きさ: 巾35m、延長100mとする。
水路巾: 巾12.0mとする。(1列に浮体3基可能となる。)
浮体の検討
延長: L=3.0m(前頁参照)
巾: 回転軸で浮体との、ねじれを考慮して B=3.0m(余り大きく出来ない)
高さ: 浮体の回転を考慮すると 面取りしても H=3.0m
比重: 波は昇降するので、同じエネルギーを期待し、0.5とする。
「図1」案
水路: 1列
浮体 25段×3基=75基設置可能
1基当たり位置エネルギーは、2.66mの波高では(1周期では移動量は倍となる)
E=3.0m3×2.66m×2倍×0.5(比重)=71.82t・m/1基
75基では5386.5t・m
電気料に換算するとE=9.8×1914256/3600秒≒5211.0KW/H
1軒の1時間当たりの電気使用量は3KW/H(東京電力調べ)であるから (時間当たりの検討)
1737軒分の電気が賄える事になる。
考えられるエネルギー損失を2割として換算しても1390軒分の電気を賄える。
建設費11億円であるから、11.0億/0.97億=11.3年で焼却出来る。
「図2」案
浮体 81基設置可能
1列35m:(9段)では浮体は3基×9段×3列=81基
1基当たり位置エネルギーは、2.66mの波高では、
E=3.0m3×2.66m×2倍×0.5(比重)=71.82t・m/1基
81基では5817.4t・m
1時間では3600秒となる訳だから3600/10.13×5817.4t・m
=2,067,388t・m
電気料に換算するとE=9.8×2067388t・m/3600秒≒5627.9KW/H
1軒の1時間当たりの電気使用量は3KW/H(東京電力調べ)であるから
1876軒分の電気が賄える事になる。
考えられるエネルギー損失を2割として換算しても1501軒分の電気を賄える。
一般家庭の電気料金は6987円であるから1501軒×6987円×10月
=104,874,870円/年≒1.05億円
建設費11、2億円であるから、11.2億/1.45億=10.7年で焼却出来る。
よって波力発電(複胴式)の原価償却期間は、2案の平均を摂って11年とする。
その他の発電
建設費 200〜250万円
実体 一般家庭の3,4割程度の供給で残りは電力会社から買っているのが現状である。
(売電も含めて)(シャープ談)
寸評 一般家庭の電気料金は約6987円であるからソーラーで浮かせる金額は
6987円×0.35(3〜4割)×12ヶ月=29345円
原価償却期間は225万円/2,9345万円=76年となる。
建設費 一般的な風力発電の建設コストは3億円(三菱重工談)
実体: 1基で1000kw/H位と聞いている。
1軒の1時間当たりの電気使用量は3KW/Hであるから333軒分の電気料を賄える。
実際には7〜8mの風速が一般的であるとのこと。
運動エネルギーは1/2mv2であるから速度の二乗に比例する。
7.02/12.52=0.31(約3割)
よって103軒分の電気が賄えることになる。
103軒×6987円/月×12月=8,635,932円/年
原価償却期間は3億円/8,635,932万円=35年となる。
実際には風の吹かない日も多々あるため、原価償却期間は2倍の70年とする。
水力発電
水没する土地の買収などで経費がかさむ為20年償却はクリーンなエネルギーなこともあって考慮していないとのこと。
火力発電
地球温暖化、及びオゾン層破壊の元凶である。
地熱発電
地球内部に籠った熱を大気中に放出し、更には地球内部が収縮のため空洞化現象何を考えているのか?−−−論外である。
原子力発電
住民の賛同は、もう得られないし、 核融合によって熱を放出する。
広島、長崎で核の洗礼を受けた日本で、またしても福島で−−−論外!
メンテナンス
油差し
既出願の「定水位給水器」を提案する。
粘性の強い油では疑問が残る。(更に受け皿の問題)
参考文献
(出願番号「特願 2007−146149」)
想定外
海上の施設である。よって土嚢には頼れない。
そこで「重力式水嚢」を提案する。(海水は捨てるほどある。)
水を持って、水を制すシステムです。
参考文献
(出願番号「特願 2007−144130」)Wave structure Wave height (1) Wave height varies depending on the period.
Consider using the "3/2 power law" that expresses the relationship between wave height and period.
H * : B × T * (3/2) squared -----> T * = (H / B) 2/3
H * : dimensionless wave height
B: Constant (0.062)
T * : dimensionless cycle
When this equation is solved, it becomes as follows.
Therefore, the period of the wave height of 2.0 m is 10.13 seconds / 1 wave.
This wave height is a significant wave height from September to June of the following year.
Significant wave height: Mean value of 1/3 wave height in descending order of wave height at a water depth of 50m.
(2) Wave height varies depending on water depth.
The wave height announced by the Japan Meteorological Agency is called the significant wave height.
This plan will be examined on the assumption that the planned wave height will be increased and that the water depth will be 5m from the viewpoint of management.
Therefore, at a water depth of 5.0 m, the wave height is 3.6 / 2.7 = 1.33 times. ----> At this time, there is no change in the cycle.
Since the wavelength is 8.2 m, the length of the floating body is set to 8.2 m / 2 or less. ----> Considered at 3.0m.
About the planned wave height The assumed wave height from September to June of the following year is assumed to be 2.0 m (a bit conservative). --- In July and August, the wave height is low.
Comparison of power generation
Examination of two plans ("Fig. 1", "Fig. 2")
Examination conditions Mega float in Shizuoka City (H = 2.0m) --- 100,000 yen / m 2
In order to consider a wave height of 2.0 m × 1.33 = 2.66, H = 5.0 m is taken for safety. ---> 250,000 yen / m 2
One generator is 1.6 million yen and the float is 1.5 million yen. (Because it is an estimate, it has not been investigated yet)
Float size: width 35 m, extension 100 m.
Channel width: The width is 12.0 m. (Three floating bodies can be arranged in one row.)
Examination of floating body
Extension: L = 3.0m (see previous page)
Width: B = 3.0m (cannot be too large) in consideration of torsion with the floating body on the rotating shaft
Height: H = 3.0m even if chamfered considering the rotation of the floating body
Specific gravity: Since waves move up and down, the same energy is expected and 0.5.
"Figure 1" plan Waterway: 1
The potential energy per unit is 2.66m wave height (the movement amount is doubled in one cycle)
E = 3.0 m 3 × 2.66 m × 2 times × 0.5 (specific gravity) = 71.82 t · m / 1 group 5356.5 t · m for 75 units
E = 9.8 x 191256/3600 seconds ≒ 5211.0 kW / H in terms of electricity charges
Because the electricity consumption per hour per house is 3KW / H (according to TEPCO) (examination per hour)
1737 houses of electricity can be covered.
Even if you convert the possible energy loss to 20%, you can cover 1390 electricity.
Since the construction cost is 1.1 billion yen, it can be incinerated in 1.13 billion / 0.97 billion = 11.3 years.
"Fig.2" plan Floating body 81 units can be installed 1 row 35m: (9 steps) Floating body is 3 units x 9 steps x 3 rows = 81 units
The potential energy per unit is 2.66 m.
E = 3.0 m 3 × 2.66 m × 2 times × 0.5 (specific gravity) = 71.82 t · m / 1 group 8181 for 5817.4 t · m
3600 / 10.13 × 5817.4t · m because 1 hour is 3600 seconds
= 2,067,388 t · m
E = 9.8 x 2067388 t · m / 3600 seconds ≒ 5627.9 KW / H in terms of electricity charges
Since the amount of electricity used per hour is 3 kW / H (according to TEPCO), 1876 houses can be covered.
Even if you convert the possible energy loss to 20%, you can cover the electricity for 1501 houses.
Electricity charges for ordinary households are 6987 yen, 1501 houses x 6987 yen x October = 104,874,870 yen / year ≒ 1.05 billion yen Construction costs are 111.2 billion yen, 1.12 billion / It can be incinerated in 144.5 billion = 10.7 years.
Therefore, the depreciation period for wave power generation (compound type) is 11 years, taking the average of the two plans.
Other power generation
Construction cost 2 million to 2.5 million yen Reality The current situation is that about 40 to 40% of ordinary households are supplied and the rest is purchased from electric power companies.
(Including electricity sales) (Sharp talk)
Approximate price of electricity for a general household is about 6987 yen.
6987 yen x 0.35 (30-40%) x 12 months = 29345 yen
The cost amortization period is 2.25 million yen / 29.345 million yen = 76 years.
Construction cost General wind power construction cost is 300 million yen (Mitsubishi Heavy Industries talks)
Entity: I heard that one unit is about 1000 kW / H.
The electricity usage per hour per house is 3KW / H, so the electricity charge for 333 houses can be covered.
Actually, wind speed of 7-8m is common.
Since the kinetic energy is 1/2 mv 2, it is proportional to the square of the velocity.
7.0 2 /12.5 2 = 0.31 (about 30%)
Therefore, 103 houses can be supplied with electricity.
103 houses x 6987 yen / month x December = 8,635,932 yen / year
The depreciation period is 300 million yen / 8,635,932,000 yen = 35 years.
Actually, there are many days when the wind does not blow, so the cost amortization period is doubled to 70 years.
Hydroelectric power generation Because the cost of the acquisition of submerged land is high, 20-year depreciation is not considered because it is clean energy.
Thermal power generation Causes global warming and ozone layer destruction.
Geothermal power generation What is the cavitation phenomenon because the heat inside the earth is released into the atmosphere and the earth's interior contracts? --- Out of the question.
Nuclear power The public's support is no longer available and heat is released by nuclear fusion.
In Japan, which received nuclear baptism in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, again in Fukushima --- out of the question!
Maintenance Oil filler Proposes a "constant water level water supply" already filed.
The question remains with viscous oils. (Further problem of saucer)
References (Application No. “Japanese Patent Application No. 2007-146149”)
Unexpected facility at sea. Therefore, you cannot rely on sandbags.
Therefore, we propose a “gravity water sacs”. (There is so much to throw away seawater.)
A system that holds water and controls water.
References (Application number “Japanese Patent Application No. 2007-144130”)
他の発電方法と比較して原価償却期間の短い発電方法となった。
更に使用電力の少ない時間帯には「地球環境改良システム」に電気を供給すれば(下図参照)地球温暖化、オゾン層破壊、及び海洋酸性化問題は簡単に解決するものと、思っている。Compared to other power generation methods, the power generation method has a shorter cost amortization period.
Furthermore, we believe that if electricity is supplied to the “Global Environment Improvement System” during times when power consumption is low (see the figure below), global warming, ozone depletion, and ocean acidification problems can be easily solved.
※1:設置場所は、既に廃止の検討をしている原子力発電所敷地の沖合いが望ましい。
a)広大な敷地があり、その敷地は海に面している。
「地球環境改良システム」の実施には、海に近い場所を必要とする。
b)送電施設を持っている。−−−>送電の設備投資が不要である。
c)セキュリティも万全。
d)インフラ整備の充実。
日本海の特徴は、冬には波が荒すぎ、夏は鏡の様に穏やかな為、適さない。
(機器の破損等を考慮した。) * 1: The installation location is preferably offshore from the site of a nuclear power plant that has already been considered for decommissioning.
a) There is a vast site that faces the sea.
The implementation of the “Global Environment Improvement System” requires a place close to the sea.
b) Has a power transmission facility. ---- No capital investment for transmission is required.
c) Complete security.
d) Enhancement of infrastructure development.
The feature of the Sea of Japan is that it is not suitable because the waves are too rough in winter and it is calm like a mirror in summer.
(Considering equipment damage)
1.波力
2.潮流
3.合力
4.排水口
5.浮体
6.水路
7.潮流発電箇所(負荷によって方向制御を懸ける)
8.船外機(津波時の動力用)
9.インカー
10.フロート
11.回転感知レバー
12.軸を中心に回転
13.回転軸
14.ガイドに沿って移動する部材
15.発電機への伝達ギア
16.回転軸を芯とした円弧
17.面取り(回転対策)
18.発電機ギア(連結)
19.計画波高
20.上げ波高
21.下げ波高
22.波の上下運動で回転方向が逆になる。
23.ギア連結部を移動
24.自重で浮体ギアに接触
25.押し出される
26 浮体ギアに接続
27.接続ギアの回転軸
28.発電機の接続ギア
29.回転感知レバー
30.浮体の回転方向
31.地震の震源地
32.アンカー投入
33.津波1. 1.
8). Outboard motor (for power during tsunami)
9.
18. Generator gear (linked)
19. Plan wave height20. Raised wave height 21. Down
23. Move
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