KR101716487B1 - Double-tube structure of the airship and electrical energy supply and transport systems using the same - Google Patents

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KR101716487B1
KR101716487B1 KR1020150138546A KR20150138546A KR101716487B1 KR 101716487 B1 KR101716487 B1 KR 101716487B1 KR 1020150138546 A KR1020150138546 A KR 1020150138546A KR 20150138546 A KR20150138546 A KR 20150138546A KR 101716487 B1 KR101716487 B1 KR 101716487B1
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The present invention relates to an airtight vessel for transporting hydrogen, in which a hydrogen storage unit is constituted by a double-tube structure in which a nitrogen storage unit surrounds a hydrogen storage unit so that the structure is simple, high buoyancy can be maintained, stability against explosion can be ensured, The present invention provides a double-tube-structured airship, an electric energy supply using the same, and a hydrogen gas transportation system that can effectively reduce the production cost of hydrogen by producing hydrogen by using electric energy generated by the electric power generation unit as a power source. The double-tube structure of the present invention comprises a ship 20 having a liquefied hydrogen storage container 22 for storing liquefied hydrogen, and an electric energy supply and hydrogen gas transportation system using the same. A hydrogen generator 30 installed in the ship 20 to electrolyze seawater to produce hydrogen and deliver the produced liquefied hydrogen to the liquefied hydrogen container 22 of the ship 20; A power supply unit 40 installed on the ship 20 for supplying electricity to the hydrogen production unit 30; An electric power generating unit 50 for generating electric energy to supply electric energy to the power supply unit 40; And an airship 10 for transporting the liquid hydrogen accommodating container 22 of the ship 20 by being floated by the buoyant force of the gas injected into the inside of the ship 20 The hydrogen generating unit 30 is supplied with electric energy generated by the electric power generating unit 50 to produce liquefied hydrogen.

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TECHNICAL FIELD [0001] The present invention relates to a double-tube type airship, an electric energy supply system using the same, and a hydrogen gas transportation system,

[0001] The present invention relates to a double-tube type airship and an electric energy supply system using the same and a hydrogen gas transportation system, and more particularly, to a double-tube structure in which a hydrogen storage portion is surrounded by a nitrogen storage portion, It is possible to effectively reduce the production cost of hydrogen by producing hydrogen by using electric energy, which is simple, can maintain buoyancy, can secure stability against explosion, is environmentally friendly and economical, The present invention relates to a double-tube-structured airship, an electric energy supply using the same, and a hydrogen gas transportation system.

Demand for hydrogen is on the rise as global demand for electricity increases, regulations for greenhouse gas emissions tighten, and stockpiles of fossil fuels decline.

Hydrogen can be seen as promising energy replacing carbon-based fuels. A variety of technologies have been developed relating to the production and use of hydrogen as an energy source or fuel.

On the other hand, since a device for producing hydrogen requires a lot of electricity, generally, in ships, etc., electric energy is generated by various methods such as a method of generating electric energy using seawater and a method of generating electric energy using wind power To produce hydrogen.

As a technique for generating electric energy using seawater in the sea as described above, in a ship equipped with a power generation facility in "a ship equipped with a temperature difference generator" in Patent Document 1, a compressor for compressing a gaseous working fluid ; A condenser for converting the gaseous working fluid compressed in the compressor into a liquid state and an expansion valve for regulating and transferring the pressure of the converted working fluid; Deep water supply means for supplying low temperature water to the condenser so that the working fluid can be converted into a liquid state; An evaporator for absorbing heat of surface water of a high temperature and vaporizing and expanding the working fluid transferred through the expansion valve; Surface water supply means for supplying hot water to the evaporator so that the working fluid can be vaporized in a gaseous state; And a turbine generator for generating steam by supplying vaporized and expanded steam to the evaporator.

However, the above technology has a limitation in generating electric energy using seawater and supplying electric energy to a separate hydrogen production device. That is, it has been difficult to generate electric energy by using only seawater to supply electric energy required for the hydrogen production apparatus.

According to the above-mentioned problem, a technique for producing hydrogen using electricity generated by wind power and water power without providing a separate power supply means has been proposed. In the case of Patent Document 2 shown in FIG. 1, In a hydrogen or oxygen generator using a combined power generation device, a disk-shaped body 400; A support shaft 300 formed at the center of the upper surface of the body 400; A wind power generating part 100 rotatably connected to the support shaft at an upper portion of the support shaft 300 and having a rotary blade rotated by wind power; A hydroelectric power generating unit 200 rotatably connected to the support shaft at a lower side of the wind power generating unit 100 and having an impeller rotated by a hydraulic power and rotating independently of the wind power generating unit 100; A power unit for storing and supplying electricity generated in the wind power generation unit 100 and the hydro power generation unit 200; A direction key 600 formed on a lower surface of the body 400; An electrolysis unit 700 formed at the predetermined position of the direction key and electrically powered by the power unit to electrolyze water; And a collecting part 800 for collecting hydrogen or oxygen decomposed in the electrolysis part.

However, although the above-described technology has an effect of reducing the production cost required for production of hydrogen, there is a problem that it is difficult to quickly and safely transport hydrogen to a place where hydrogen is needed due to the problem of specificity and economy.

As shown in FIG. 2, the 'system and method for producing and using hydrogen on board' in Patent Literature 3 discloses a technique for producing hydrogen from marine platforms, ships and the like, (Water source) 12, a power source (power source) 28, a water source 12, and is connected to the power source 28, A water-hydrogen converter 18 for converting the hydrogen gas into an oxygen gas, a hydrogen power unit 22 communicating with the converter 18 to convert the hydrogen gas into available energy, and a power source 28, (18), and a power distributing device (30) connected to the power device (18).

However, although the above-described technology has an effect of producing hydrogen, the consumption of electricity is increased in order to produce hydrogen produced through the water-hydrogen converter, and the produced hydrogen is used only as a power source of the ship. There is a problem that it is difficult to transport to a place where

Patent Document 1: Published Patent Publication No. 10-2010-0023449 'Ships equipped with a temperature difference generator' Patent Document 2: Registered Patent Publication No. 10-1384806 'Hydrogen or Oxygen Generating Device Using Combined Wind Power and Hydro Power Generating Device' Patent Document 3: Published Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2003-0059106 'System and Method for Producing and Using Hydrogen onboard'

Accordingly, the present invention has been proposed in order to solve such a conventional problem, and it is possible to maintain a high buoyancy by maintaining the structure of the double tube structure in which the hydrogen storage portion is surrounded by the nitrogen storage portion, The present invention aims at providing a new type of double-tube structure airship capable of securing stability for the environment, and being environmentally friendly and economical, an electric energy supply using the same, and a hydrogen gas transportation system.

In addition, the seawater temperature difference generation section is constituted by the main power generation section, and the electric power generated by the electric power generation section constituted by the wind power generation section and the solar power generation section as the sub power generation section is used as a power source to produce hydrogen, The present invention aims to provide a new type double-tube structure airship capable of effectively reducing the production cost, and an electric energy supply using the same and a hydrogen gas transportation system.

According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided an airship for transporting hydrogen produced in a ship, the airship comprising: a first tube having a hydrogen storage portion into which hydrogen gas is injected; And a second tube (12) formed to surround the first tube (11) and having a nitrogen storage part (14) into which nitrogen gas is injected.

The hydrogen storage portion 13 of the first tube 11 is divided into an upper chamber 131 and a lower chamber 132 by a partition wall 133 in the double-tube structure according to the present invention, And the height of the chamber 132 is adjusted according to the amount of hydrogen gas injected into the chamber 132.

The nitrogen storage portion 14 of the second tube 12 is divided into an upper chamber 141 and a lower chamber 142 by a partition wall 143 in the double-tube structure according to the present invention, And the height of the chamber 142 is adjusted according to the amount of nitrogen gas injected into the chamber 142.

In the double-tube structure of the present invention, the lower chamber 132 of the hydrogen storage part 13 of the first tube 11 is provided with a hydrogen tank 134 in which hydrogen gas is stored, A hydrogen gas outflow receiving portion 135 is provided for connecting or discharging the hydrogen gas stored in the hydrogen tank 134 to the lower chamber 132 of the hydrogen storage portion 13 of the first tube 11 A nitrogen tank 144 in which nitrogen gas is stored in a lower chamber 142 of the nitrogen storage portion 14 of the second tube 12 and a nitrogen tank 144 connected to the nitrogen tank 144 and stored in the nitrogen tank 144 A nitrogen gas outflow inlet 145 for injecting or discharging nitrogen gas into or from the lower chamber 142 of the nitrogen storage part 14 of the second tube 12 is provided, And the hydrogen gas and the nitrogen gas are injected and discharged by the gas outlet 145 to adjust the altitude.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a liquefied hydrogen storage container comprising: a vessel having a liquefied hydrogen storage container for storing liquefied hydrogen; A hydrogen generator 30 installed in the ship 20 to electrolyze seawater to produce hydrogen and deliver the produced liquefied hydrogen to the liquefied hydrogen container 22 of the ship 20; A power supply unit 40 installed on the ship 20 for supplying electricity to the hydrogen production unit 30; An electric power generating unit 50 for generating electric energy to supply electric energy to the power supply unit 40; And an airship 10 for transporting the liquid hydrogen accommodating container 22 of the ship 20 by being floated by the buoyant force of the gas injected into the inside of the ship 20 The hydrogen generating unit 30 is supplied with electric energy generated by the electric power generating unit 50 to produce liquefied hydrogen.

In the electric energy supply and hydrogen gas transportation system using the double-tube structure according to the present invention, the airship 10 includes a first tube 11 having a hydrogen storage part 13 in which hydrogen gas is stored; And a second tube (12) formed to surround the first tube (11) and having a nitrogen storage part (14) in which nitrogen gas is stored.

In the electric energy supply system and the hydrogen gas transportation system using the double-tube structure according to the present invention, the electric power generation unit 50 is installed at the bottom of the ship 20, and uses the temperature difference between the deep water and surface water, And a seawater temperature difference power generation unit 52 for generating a seawater temperature difference power generation unit 52 as a main power generation unit.

In the electric energy supply system and the hydrogen gas transportation system using the double-tube structure according to the present invention, the electric power generation unit 50 of the electric power generation unit 50 is connected to the power line combination wire A wind power generating unit 54 fixed through the wind power generator 24 and generating electrical energy by wind power; A solar power generation unit 56 for receiving solar heat through a solar panel 562 formed to cover the upper surface of the airship 10 to generate electric energy and serving as a sub power generation unit, The power generation unit 54 and the solar power generation unit 56 to supply electric power to the hydrogen production unit 30. [

In the electric energy supply system and the hydrogen gas transportation system using the double-tube structure according to the present invention, the wind power generation unit 54 of the electric power generation unit 50 includes a plurality of levitation type wind power generators 542 Lifting type wind turbine generator 542 is disposed so as not to interfere with each other in the up, down, left, and right sides of the ship 20, and generates electric energy by wind power.

In the electric energy supply system and the hydrogen gas transportation system using the double-tube structure according to the present invention, the airship 10 receives the liquid hydrogen accommodating container 22 of the ship 20, (15); A storage unit 16 for storing the liquid hydrogen storage container 22 received through the lifting unit 15; A docking unit 17 installed at a lower portion of the wind power generating unit 54 for aerial lifting wind power generator 542 and for railing; Electric energy generated by the solar power generator 56 is supplied to the ship 20 via the wind power generator 542 and the power line wire 24 of the wind power generator 54 docked through the docking unit 17. [ And a controller (18) for controlling the power supply unit (40).

In the electric energy supply system and the hydrogen gas transportation system using the double-tube type airship according to the present invention, the solar power generation unit 56 is connected to the airship 10 at the rear side of the airship 10, And an auxiliary solar panel 564 folded from the solar panel 562 formed to cover the upper surface of the solar panel 562.

As described above, according to the double-tube structured airship according to the present invention and the electric energy supply and hydrogen gas transportation system using the double-tube structure, the structure of the airship is constituted by the double tube structure in which the nitrogen storage portion surrounds the nitrogen storage portion, It is possible to secure stability against explosion, and it is eco-friendly and economical.

In addition, by providing a docking part for aerial riding at the lower part of the airship, it is possible to combine separate devices, and thus it can be used for special purpose for fire, lifesaving, surveillance, and the like.

Also, the production cost of hydrogen can be effectively reduced by producing hydrogen by using electric energy generated by the electric power generating unit as a power source.

1 and 2 are diagrams for explaining the prior art,
3 is a cross-sectional view of a double-tube structure airship according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention,
FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of an electric energy supply and a hydrogen gas transportation system using a double-tube structure airship according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention,
FIG. 5 is a plan view of an airship in an electric energy supply system and a hydrogen gas transportation system using a double-tube airship according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention,
FIG. 6 is a front view of an airship in an electric energy supply system and a hydrogen gas transportation system using a double-tube airship according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. FIG.

Hereinafter, a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 3 to 6, and the same reference numerals are used for the components that perform the same functions in FIG. 3 to FIG. In the drawings and the detailed description, detailed description of specific elements and functions of elements not directly related to the technical features of the present invention will be omitted. .

The airship 10 of the double tube structure according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention is positioned on the upper side of the ship 20 to float on the ship. The airship 10 is narrowed from the rear surface to the front side and has a streamlined shape. Nitrogen gas is injected and floated by the buoyant force of the gas to transfer the liquefied hydrogen produced by the ship 20 to be transported. That is, as shown in FIG. 3, a first tube 11 having a hydrogen storage portion 13 into which hydrogen is injected and a first tube 11 are formed to surround the first tube 11, And a second tube (12) having a portion (14), which is floated by gas.

Since the hydrogen storage part 13 of the first tube 11 is lighter than air, the buoyant force can be easily maintained in the air, and the cost is lower than that of the helium gas, so that a high efficiency effect can be obtained at low cost.

The formation of the second tube 12 having the nitrogen storage portion 14 on the outside of the first tube 11 having the hydrogen storage portion 13 causes the hydrogen storage portion 13 of the first tube 11, Is a flammable gas, so that the risk of explosion is prevented.

The hydrogen storage part 13 of the first tube 11 is divided into an upper chamber 131 and a lower chamber 132 by a partition wall 133. The hydrogen storage part 13 is divided into an upper chamber 131 and a lower chamber 132 according to the amount of hydrogen gas injected into the lower chamber 132 The altitude is adjusted. That is, a certain amount of hydrogen is injected into the upper chamber 131 to maintain the buoyancy and to adjust the altitude according to the amount of hydrogen injected into the lower chamber 132.

At this time, hydrogen injected into the lower chamber 132 is injected and discharged through an external device, which is connected to the hydrogen tank 134 in which the hydrogen is stored and the hydrogen tank 134, And a hydrogen gas outflow 135 for injecting or discharging the hydrogen stored in the lower chamber 132 into the lower chamber 132.

The upper chamber 131 and the lower chamber 132 of the hydrogen storage unit 13 may be formed as one unit and the upper chamber 131 and the lower chamber 132 may be formed as one unit. However, in the preferred embodiment of the present invention, So that the buoyancy control is made effective and fine.

The nitrogen storage portion 14 of the second tube 12 is divided into an upper chamber 141 and a lower chamber 142 by a partition wall 143 and is divided into an upper chamber 141 and a lower chamber 142 depending on the amount of nitrogen gas injected into the lower chamber 142 The altitude is adjusted.

At this time, hydrogen injected into the lower chamber 132 is injected and discharged through an external device. The external device includes a nitrogen tank 144 storing nitrogen, a nitrogen tank 144 connected to the nitrogen tank 144, And a nitrogen gas outlet 145 for injecting or discharging the nitrogen stored in the lower chamber 142 into the lower chamber 142.

The airship 10 for transporting the liquefied hydrogen gas is formed by enclosing the first tube 11 having the hydrogen storage part 13 and the first tube 11 and having the nitrogen storage part 14 2 tube 12, the structure is simple, high buoyancy can be maintained, stability against explosion can be ensured, and it is eco-friendly and economical.

FIG. 4 is a configuration diagram of an electric energy supply system and a hydrogen gas transportation system using an airship of a dual-tube structure according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. FIG. FIG. 6 is a front view of an airship in an electric energy supply system and a hydrogen gas transportation system using a double-tube airship according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. FIG.

4 to 6, an electric energy supply system and a hydrogen gas transportation system using a double-tube type airship according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention includes a ship 20, a hydrogen production unit 30, a power supply unit 40, The power generation unit 50 and the airship 10 are used to generate hydrogen by using the electric energy generated by the electric power generation unit 50 as a power source to effectively reduce the production cost of hydrogen, The airship 10 for transportation is formed by a double tube structure of a second tube 12 formed so as to surround the first tube 11 and the first tube 11 in which hydrogen gas is stored and in which the nitrogen gas is stored, The present invention relates to an electric energy supply system and a hydrogen gas transportation system using a double-tube structured airship which is simple, can maintain high buoyancy, can secure stability against explosion, and is environmentally friendly and economical.

The vessel 20 is provided with a liquefied hydrogen storage container 22 for storing hydrogen and the liquefied hydrogen storage container 22 is preferably formed at a position adjacent to the hydrogen production section 30 to be described later. This is for quickly and easily storing the hydrogen produced in the hydrogen producing unit 30. [

The hydrogen producing unit 30 is installed in the ship 20 to electrolyze seawater to produce hydrogen and to deliver the produced hydrogen to the liquefied hydrogen receiving container 22 of the ship 20.

Meanwhile, devices and methods for producing hydrogen by electrolyzing water such as seawater are disclosed in Korean Patent Registration No. 10-1384806 entitled " Hydrogen or Oxygen Generating Device Using Combined Wind Power and Hydro Power Generating Device & No. 10-2005-0083728 " Hydrogen production for hydroelectric power generation ", Korean Registered Patent Publication No. 10-1218661 " Method and apparatus for production of clean alternative energy hydrogen " Hydrogen is produced by electrolysis of seawater in a generally known manner.

As described above, various methods for producing hydrogen have been proposed. It is to be understood that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various changes and modifications may be made without departing from the technical idea of the present invention. They will understand well.

The power supply unit 40 is installed in the ship 20 and stores electric energy generated by the electric power generation unit 50 to supply electric energy to the hydrogen production unit 30. [

On the other hand, the electric energy stored in the power supply unit 40 not only supplies the electric energy to the hydrogen production unit 30 but also supplies the electricity necessary for the operation of the ship 20.

The electric power generating unit 50 generates electric energy and supplies the generated electric energy to the power supply unit 40. The electric power generating unit 50 is installed at the bottom of the ship 20 and generates a seawater temperature difference power for generating electric energy using the temperature difference between the deep- (52) as a main power generation unit to generate electric energy required for the electrolysis of seawater for hydrogen production.

The seawater temperature difference power generation unit 52 generates electrical energy by using the deep sea water and surface water in particular in the summer or in the vicinity of the equator because of a large temperature difference therebetween.

The electric power generating unit 50 includes a wind power generating unit 54 fixed on the upper side of the ship 20 via a wire 24 serving as a power line and generating electric energy by wind power, And a solar power generator 56 for receiving solar heat through a solar panel 562 formed to cover the solar battery 562 and generating electrical energy.

The wind power generating unit 54 is fixed to the upper side of the ship 20 through the wire 24 so as to be adjustable in height and is formed with a rotating blade 544 rotated by the wind force, A plurality of air lifting type wind power generators 542 having rotary blades 544 are disposed on the upper side of the ship 20 by generating electricity.

On the other hand, the floating lifting type wind turbine generator 542 is disposed so as not to interfere with each other in the up, down, left, and right sides of the ship 20, and generates electric energy by wind power. At this time, the levitation type wind power generator 542 located at the top of the levitation type wind power generator 542 is formed with the docking part 545 so that it can be docked with the airship 10 described later.

The solar power generation unit 56 receives solar heat through the solar panel 562 formed to cover the upper surface of the airship 10 and generates electric power. 10 which is formed to cover the upper surface of the solar cell panel 562.

The electric power generating unit having the above-described configuration generates electrical energy through at least one selected from the seawater temperature difference generating unit 52, the wind power generating unit 54, and the solar power generating unit 56, Supply electricity.

The airship 10 is positioned on the upper side of the ship 20 so that the gas is injected into the interior of the ship 20 and floated by the buoyant force of the gas to transfer and receive the liquefied hydrogen containing container 22 of the ship 20.

The airship 10 includes a first tube 11 having a hydrogen storage part 13 in which hydrogen gas is stored therein and a nitrogen storage part 13 which is formed to surround the first tube 11, And the second tube 12 having the first tube 14, and the detailed configuration and operation / effects thereof have been described above, and thus a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

The airship 10 receives the liquefied hydrogen containing container 22 of the ship 20 and is provided with a lifting portion 15 on which the user can ride and a liquefied hydrogen receiving container 22 which is received through the lifting portion 15, A docking portion 17 provided at a lower portion of the wind power generating portion 54 for air riding with the levitated wind power generator 542 and a solar power generating portion 56, For controlling the transmission of the developed electric energy to the power supply unit 40 of the ship 20 through the docked wind power generator 54 and the power line 54 of the docked unit 54 via the docking unit 17, And a controller (18).

The lifting unit 15 is capable of receiving the liquid hydrogen receiving container 22 from the ship 20 and can be used not only by the liquefied hydrogen receiving container 22 but also by the user, And the like.

It is preferable that the lifting portion 15 is installed on the rear side of the airship 10. This is to avoid the interference between each other because the wind power generating unit 54 of the electric power generating unit 50 is located at the front lower side of the airship 10.

The docking portion 17 is provided for the purpose of raising the hull, and is installed on the lower front side. The docking unit 546 of the wind power generating unit 54 is docked to receive the electric energy generated by the wind power generating unit 54 and to transmit the electric energy to the power supply unit 40 installed on the ship 20.

On the other hand, the docking unit (17) combines separate modular facilities for urgent situations, such as forest fires, ships and high-rise building fires, and life-saving situations, so that accidents can be quickly dealt with.

As described above, according to the electric energy supply system and the hydrogen gas transportation system using the double-tube structured airship according to the present invention, the electric energy generated by the electric power generation unit 50 is used as a power source to produce hydrogen, There is an effect that can be reduced.

The airship 10 for transporting the hydrogen gas produced by the hydrogen production unit 30 is formed so as to surround the first tube 11 having the hydrogen storage unit 13 and the first tube 11, The structure of the airship is formed by the double tube structure of the second tube 12 having the portion 14, so that the structure can be maintained, high buoyancy can be maintained, stability against explosion can be ensured, have.

Since the docking unit 17 is provided at the lower part of the airship 10, a separate device can be combined with the docking unit 17, so that the docking unit 17 can be used for special purpose for fire, lifesaving, surveillance, and the like.

As described above, according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the electric energy supply and hydrogen gas transportation system using the double-tube structure airship is installed in the ship 20 to supply electricity to the hydrogen production unit 30, The electric energy generated in the electric power generating unit 50 is supplied to and stored in the power source unit 40 and the electric energy stored in the power source unit 40 is supplied to the hydrogen producing unit 30 to be supplied to the hydrogen producing unit 30 ) Produces hydrogen. The hydrogen produced in the hydrogen producing section 30 is stored in the liquefied hydrogen receiving container 22 of the ship 20 and the liquefied hydrogen receiving container 22 is connected to the airship 10 through the lifting section 15 of the airship 10. [ ). Thereafter, the airship 10 allows the liquid hydrogen receiving container 22 to be quickly transported to a place where demand is required.

Although the present invention has been described in connection with what is presently considered to be practical exemplary embodiments, it is to be understood that the present invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiments, It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications may be made without departing from the spirit of the invention.

10: airship 11: first tube
12: second tube 13: hydrogen storage part
14: nitrogen storage part 15: lifting part
16: Storage part 17: Docking part
18: Controller 20: Ship
22: Liquid hydrogen storage container 30: Hydrogen production part
40: power supply unit 50:
52: Sea water temperature difference power generation unit 54: Wind power generation unit
56: Solar power generation department

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In an airship for transporting hydrogen produced in a ship,
A first tube 11 having a hydrogen storage portion 13 into which hydrogen gas is injected and which is partitioned into an upper chamber 131 and a lower chamber 132 by barrier ribs 133;
And a nitrogen storage part 14 formed to enclose the first tube 11 and to which a nitrogen gas is injected and which is divided into an upper chamber 141 and a lower chamber 142 by barrier ribs 143, 2 tube (12);
A hydrogen tank 134 in which a hydrogen gas is stored in a lower chamber 132 of the hydrogen storage unit 13 of the first tube 11 and a hydrogen tank 134 connected to the hydrogen tank 134, A hydrogen gas outflow port 135 is provided for injecting or discharging gas into the lower chamber 132 of the hydrogen storage part 13 of the first tube 11,
A nitrogen tank 144 in which a nitrogen gas is stored in a lower chamber 142 of the nitrogen storage portion 14 of the second tube 12 and a nitrogen tank 144 connected to the nitrogen tank 144, A nitrogen gas outflow inlet 145 for injecting or discharging gas into the lower chamber 142 of the nitrogen storage portion 14 of the second tube 12 is provided,
And the hydrogen gas and the nitrogen gas are injected and discharged by the hydrogen gas outflow gates (135) and the nitrogen gas outflow gates (145) to adjust the altitude of the airship.
delete delete delete In the electric energy supply and hydrogen gas transportation system using the double-tube structure airship according to claim 1,
A vessel (20) provided with a liquid hydrogen receiving container (22) for storing liquid hydrogen;
A hydrogen generator 30 installed in the ship 20 to electrolyze seawater to produce hydrogen and deliver the produced liquefied hydrogen to the liquefied hydrogen container 22 of the ship 20;
A power supply unit 40 installed on the ship 20 for supplying electricity to the hydrogen production unit 30;
An electric power generating unit 50 installed in the ship 20 for supplying electric energy to the power supply unit 40 by generating electric energy;
And an airship 10 for transporting the liquid hydrogen accommodating container 22 of the ship 20 by being floated by the buoyant force of the gas injected into the inside of the ship 20 So,
The hydrogen producing unit 30 supplies the electric energy generated by the electricity generating unit 50 to produce liquefied hydrogen,
The electric power generating unit 50 includes a seawater temperature difference generator 52 installed at the bottom of the ship 20 for generating electric energy by using a temperature difference between deep seawater and surface water,
The electric power generating unit 50 includes a wind power generating unit 54 fixed on the ship 20 via a power line wire 24 and generating electric energy by wind power;
A solar power generator 56 for receiving solar heat through a solar panel 562 formed to cover the upper surface of the airship 10 to generate electric energy,
The electric power is supplied to the hydrogen producing unit 30 through the electric power generated by at least one selected from the seawater temperature difference generating unit 52, the wind power generating unit 54, and the solar power generating unit 56,
The wind power generating unit 54 of the electricity generating unit 50 includes a plurality of levitation type wind power generators 542,
The levitation type wind turbine generator 542 is arranged so as to prevent interference with each other from the upper side to the upper side, the left side, and the right side of the ship 20 to generate electric energy by wind power,
The airship 10 is provided with a lifting section 15 which is received by the liquefied hydrogen receiving container 22 of the ship 20 and on which the user can ride;
A storage unit 16 for storing the liquid hydrogen storage container 22 received through the lifting unit 15;
A docking unit 17 installed at a lower portion of the wind power generating unit 54 for aerial lifting wind power generator 542 and for railing;
Electric energy generated by the solar power generator 56 is supplied to the ship 20 via the wind power generator 542 and the power line wire 24 of the wind power generator 54 docked through the docking unit 17. [ And a controller (18) for controlling the transmission of the electric energy to the power supply unit (40) of the vehicle.
delete delete delete delete delete 6. The method of claim 5,
The solar power generator 56 further includes an auxiliary solar panel 564 which is folded from a solar panel 562 formed to cover the upper surface of the airship 10 at the rear side and the side surface of the airship 10 in order to increase power generation efficiency And a hydrogen gas delivery system using an airship of a double-tube structure.
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