WO2005026538A1 - A method of lightning-proofing a blade for a wind-energy plant - Google Patents
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
- H02G—INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC CABLES OR LINES, OR OF COMBINED OPTICAL AND ELECTRIC CABLES OR LINES
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F03—MACHINES OR ENGINES FOR LIQUIDS; WIND, SPRING, OR WEIGHT MOTORS; PRODUCING MECHANICAL POWER OR A REACTIVE PROPULSIVE THRUST, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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- H—ELECTRICITY
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- H02G—INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC CABLES OR LINES, OR OF COMBINED OPTICAL AND ELECTRIC CABLES OR LINES
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- H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
- H02G—INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC CABLES OR LINES, OR OF COMBINED OPTICAL AND ELECTRIC CABLES OR LINES
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- Y02E—REDUCTION OF GREENHOUSE GAS [GHG] EMISSIONS, RELATED TO ENERGY GENERATION, TRANSMISSION OR DISTRIBUTION
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- the invention relates to a method of lightning-proofing a blade of a wind- energy plant, which blade comprises a blade shell configured essentially as a fibre-reinforced laminate, which laminate comprises electrically conductive fibres, where the blade comprises at least one lightning arrester configured for conducting a lightning current, including preferably to ground. Also, the invention relates to a lightning-proofed blade and a wind-energy plant.
- a method according to the invention may at least partially remedy the above- described problems, in that
- the electrically conductive fibres are connected to each other by electrically conductive means; and - at least one metallic receptor is provided for capturing lightning current at or in proximity of the external surface of the blade; and - the receptor is connected to the lightning arrestor; and that a number of the electrically conductive fibres in the laminate are, either via the electrically conductive means or directly - or by a combination thereof, connected to the lightning arrestor for evening out the difference in potential between the lightning arrester and the electrically conductive fibres.
- the electrically conductive fibres When the electrically conductive fibres are connected to each other by electrically conductive means, the fibres will cooperate on the conduction of a lightning current, if any, whereby the current will not be caused to travel in individual fibres. Hereby any damaging effect will be reduced.
- the metallic receptor will serve as the primary lightning capturing device and reduce the risk of lightning strikes in the laminate.
- the receptor being connected to the lighting arrestor, the lightning current will predominately be earthed, while the risk of transfers to the laminate is minimised in that the electrically conductive fibres, being for the major part connected to each other, are also connected to the lightning arrestor whereby any difference in potential that may give rise to transfer is thereby equalised. The risk of lightning striking the laminate or transferring to the laminate from the lightning arrestor is thus minimised.
- the receptor can be connected both to the lightning arrestor and to the electrically conductive fibres in the laminate, either via the electrically conductive means or directly or by a combination thereof.
- the receptor which must always be of a sturdy configuration for conducting a lightning current, can also be used for connecting the conductive fibres in the laminate by means of the lightning conductor.
- a powerful current can also be conducted from the conductive fibres to the lightning arrester.
- the receptor can be connected to the electrically conductive fibres in the laminate by a process that comprises welding, soldering or gluing by electrically conductive glue, eg silver glue.
- electrically conductive glue eg silver glue.
- At least one essentially massive first connecting element of metal can be arranged internally of the blade on top of the electrically conductive means and in electrically conductive connection therewith, said connecting element being connected to the lightning arrestor.
- a suitable electrical connection is accomplished, where powerful currents can be conducted from the electrically conductive means to the lightning arrester.
- At least one further essentially massive connecting element of metal can be arranged against the laminate, and the electrically conductive means are arranged on top of the second connecting element, and the first connecting element is arranged on top of the electrically conductive means, and the first connecting element and the receptor are configured for being clamped to each other through the second connecting element and the electrically conductive means by threads.
- the first and the second connecting elements can be clamped around the electrically conductive means by means of the receptor, whereby good electrical connection is created from the electrically conductive means to the connecting elements.
- first connecting element and/or the second connecting element can be soldered, welded or glued with electrically conductive glue to the electrically conductive means for further improvement of the conductivity.
- the laminate may both comprise fibres that are electrically conductive and fibres that are not electrically conductive.
- the fibre composition can be optimised in relation to the design of the blade and the load on the blade, since one may freely select fibres from both categories.
- the receptor can be moulded completely or partially into the laminate, including eg in connection with vacuum-injection of resin for bonding the laminate.
- the electrically conductive means may comprise electrically conductive fibres, including in the form of at least one mat. This is advantageous in that, usually, such fibres are already employed in the laminate, and thus they are readily available. Moreover the fibres can be laminated to each other, and a strength contribution there from can be used to advantage, if so desired.
- the electrically conductive means may comprise at least a grid or a plate of metal.
- good conductivity is accomplished of the conductive means that are thus suitable for conducting powerful currents.
- a number of elongate metal elements can be arranged at the exterior surface of the blade for capturing lightning current and connected to the lightning arrester.
- increased reliability is accomplished that a lightning current is captured and conduction of it to the lightning arrester without the laminate being influenced or damaged.
- the receptors can be arranged approximately symmetrically about an axis, which axis - seen in a cross section of the blade, essentially at right angles to the longitudinal axis of the blade from root to tip - extends through the fore edge and aft edge of the blade.
- the at least one receptor can be configured to be elongate and adapted for integration into or with the fore and/or aft edge(s) of the blade.
- the receptor can be used as lightning arrester, at least along a part of the length of the blade.
- the receptor can be used as lightning arrester, at least along a part of the length of the blade.
- the at least one receptor can preferably be arranged at that part of the blade shell that is not constituted by the principal laminate of the blade, and preferably in a position in proximity of the principal laminate.
- the principal laminate is weakened - eg by through-bores, and the receptor can be arranged in the remaining part of the blade shell instead, which is less important from a strength point of view.
- the at least one receptor can preferably be arranged such that at least a part of the receptor is arranged in proximity of or at the external surface of the blade.
- a wind-energy plant comprising at least one lightning-proofed blade, which blade is manufactured according to a method according to one or more of the above aspects.
- a further aspect relates to a lightning-proofed blade, which blade is also manufactured according to a method according to one or more of the above aspects. In both cases corresponding advantages are accomplished that are disclosed in respective teachings above.
- Figure 1 is a cross-sectional view of a blade of a wind-energy plant
- Figure 2 shows a section of a cross-section of a blade
- Figure 3 is an isometric view of a section of interior details of a blade
- Figure 4 is a section of a cross section of a blade
- Figure 5 is an isometric view of a section of interior details of a blade
- Figure 6 shows a section of a cross section of a blade
- Figure 7 is an isometric view of a section of interior details of a blade
- Figure 8 is an isometric view of a section of a blade;
- Figure 9 shows a cross section through a blade.
- FIG. 1 shows a blade 1 for a wind-energy plant.
- the blade 1 comprises a blade shell 2 that ia constitutes the aerodynamically active part of the blade.
- the blade shell 2 comprises upper principal laminates 7, by which the essential part of the strength and rigidity of the blade are achieved.
- two essentially longitudinally extending beams 3 are arranged for bracing purposes.
- the fore edge and the aft edge of the blade are indicated by reference numerals 15 and 16, respectively.
- metallic receptors 4 are provided at the exterior surface of the blade shell 2.
- the term "receptor" is to be understood an electrically conductive object being configured with a view to capturing and conducting a lightning current.
- connection 8 the receptors 4 are connected to lightning arresters 9.
- Receptors 4, connections 8 and arresters 9 are metallic objects configured for being able to conduct a lightning current that may be extremely powerful. The lightning current must be conducted reliably from the lightning currents 9 to a ground connection, including optionally across a spark gap since otherwise the current may damage the blade.
- the receptors 4 are connected to connections 8 by terminals 5 that are configured for reliably transferring a lightning current from the receptor 4 to the connection 8.
- the principal laminates 7 comprise not shown electrically conductive fibres, such as carbon fibres, steel fibres, etch.
- Electrically conductive means 6 are arranged that are connected to a large portion of the conductive fibres in principal laminates, and being in the shown case connected to a lightning arrester 9 via a receptor 4 and a connection 8. This is a practical embodiment, the receptor being already connected to the lightning arrestor 9; however, the conductive means 6 may also be connected to a lightning arrestor in some other manner.
- the conductive means 6 and hence the conductive fibres are connected to the lightning arrester 6, the fibres, the conductive means and the lightning arrester will have the same potential, thereby at least reducing the risk of a lightning current in the lightning arrestor transferring to the fibres of the laminate 7.
- the receptors 4 are preferably arranged next to the principal laminates 7 so as not to compromise the strength thereof. The number and location of the receptors 4 are selected to be in accordance with the dimensions of the blade 1.
- FIG. 2 shows a blade shell 2 comprising a principal laminate 7, wherein not shown electrically conductive fibres are shown.
- a cylindrical receptor 4 is provided next to the principal laminate 7, a cylindrical receptor 4 is provided.
- a metallic connecting element 10 is arranged that may be secured by means of glue.
- a heavy grid 12 of cupper is provided: the grid 12 is conveyed across a part of the principal laminate 7 where it is in contact with the not shown electrically conductive fibres - either directly or by means of not shown electrically conductive means.
- a number of mats 13 are arranged that may be of carbon fibres or other suitable material, and yet a grid of cupper.
- a metallic connecting element 11 provided with thread is arranged on top of the layers of grid 12 and mats 13, yet a metallic connecting element 11 provided with thread is arranged.
- the receptor 4 is also configured with threads for cooperating with the connecting element 11 through the connecting element 10, grid 12 and mats 13.
- clamping together of the receptor 4 and the connecting element 11 can be used to clamp the connecting elements 10, 11 tightly around grid 12 and mats 13, whereby good electrical connection is achieved. This can be further improved and ensured by soldering the grids 12 to the respective connecting elements 10 and 11.
- the receptor 4 is connected to a connection 8 for earthing. To improve securing of connection 8, it is arranged in a gluing 14.
- the metallic connecting elements 10 and 11 can be configured of eg a bronze- alloy; but other metals may also be used. The same applies to grids 12 and mats 13; the essential being good electrical conductivity.
- Figure 3 shows an exemplified embodiment of mats 13 and grids 12, wherein they are stepped up in thickness and narrowed in width in the course from the laminate 7 towards the connecting element 11.
- the one grid 12 is arranged in contact with not shown electrically conductive fibres in the laminate 7, and the grids 12 and the mats 13 thus constitute electrically conductive means 6 that also connect the conductive fibres to each other.
- Figure 4 shows a receptor 4 cast integrally with a laminate for a blade. Exteriorly a layer of gel coat 10 is provided.
- the laminate comprises electrically non-conductive fibres 20 in mat-shape and electrically conductive fibres 21 arranged in mats 18. Both fibres 20 and fibres 21 are arranged in batches 18, wherein the binding ensures electrically conductive connection between all of the fibres, albeit they are situated essentially in parallel.
- the receptor 4 is connected to the fibres 21 by electrically conductive glue 22.
- a connection 8 is coupled to a not shown lightning arrester for earthing and by means of a screw it is connected to the receptor 4, whereby both receptor 4 and electrically conductive fibres 21 are connected to ground.
- the shown fibre mats may conveniently be the so-called hybrid mats that are structured in a pattern with at least one roving of one type of fibre and at least one roving of another type of fibre.
- the fibres 20 can have a pattern of alternately seven ravings of glass fibres and one roving of carbon fibres.
- electrically conductive means are arranged, eg in the form of electrically conductive fibres, eg carbon fibres, for creating an electrical connection and equalisation of potential between the fibres.
- the electrically conductive means can be a metal grid or a metal plate or the like.
- Fibres 21 may be steel fibres.
- FIG. 5 shows a blade shell 2 comprising a laminate 7 that contains not shown electrically conductive fibres, said fibres being electrically connected via electrically conductive means 6 from where they are coupled to a connection 8.
- a receptor 4 is arranged that is connected to a connection 8. Both connections 8 are connected to ground.
- Figure 6 shows a blade shell 2, wherein a receptor 4 is arranged for capturing lightnings at the outside at the outside thereof, and wherein the receptor is arranged in that part of the blade shell that is not constituted by the principal laminate 7. Via a connection 8, the receptor 4 is connected to ground. Not shown electrically conductive fibres in the laminate 7 are connected to a grid 13 of metal and likewise connected to the connection 8. Preferably the grid can be glued to the laminate.
- Figure 7 shows a principal laminate 7 containing at least a portion of not shown electrically conductive fibres, eg in the form of at least one hybrid mat, wherein the fibres are connected to electrically conductive means 6.
- the means 6 can be a grid, a mat or a plate and configured essentially of an electrically conductive material.
- the electrically conductive fibres can be cross-connected by electrically conductive means throughout the entire length of the blade or in sections.
- Figure 8 shows a blade shell 2 with internal bracings in the form of beams 3. Exteriorly of the blade shell 2, elongate metal members 23 are arranged - the so-called diverter strips - that are connected to a receptor 4. Hereby great area coverage of the surface is accomplished by means of relatively few receptors 4, which may be advantageous in case of large blades.
- the metal objects 23 can be secured by gluing or cast integrally.
- Figure 9 shows bracing beams 3 and receptors 24 and 25 that can be integral with the fore edge and/or the aft edge of the blade and will have an expanse corresponding at least to half the length of the blade.
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