WO2013150320A2 - Système mécanique, hydraulique, et électrique, flottant et à terre, exploitant l'énergie cinétique des vagues (mers, lacs, océans) et la convertissant en énergie électrique et en eau potable - Google Patents

Système mécanique, hydraulique, et électrique, flottant et à terre, exploitant l'énergie cinétique des vagues (mers, lacs, océans) et la convertissant en énergie électrique et en eau potable Download PDF

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WO2013150320A2
WO2013150320A2 PCT/GR2013/000014 GR2013000014W WO2013150320A2 WO 2013150320 A2 WO2013150320 A2 WO 2013150320A2 GR 2013000014 W GR2013000014 W GR 2013000014W WO 2013150320 A2 WO2013150320 A2 WO 2013150320A2
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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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    • 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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    • 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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    • 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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  • the sea waves give an inexhaustible source of energy and one of the renewable energy sources, with the highest energy efficiency of all Renewable Energy Sources. According to scientific estimations the exploitation of just 1 % of the wave potential of the planet, would cover four times the global energy demand.
  • the wave energy shows all the advantages of any renewable energy source - zero carbon dioxide emissions (CO2), no need of mineral fuels, etc.- as well as more specialized advantages, the most important of which is the high density of energy and the low optical nuisance, even thought the devices are installed at a distance where can still be seen from the shore.
  • the groups of the system that collect wave energy are:
  • the submerged devices with a pressure differential.
  • the present invention is a floating system of wave energy and is characterized by he high yield of its systems and includes two basic systems, the marine floa ing system and the grounded one, that have as a final result the production of electric energy and of desalinated drinking water, through the move of the waves (seas-lakes-oceans).
  • the advantages of this device against other applications that use the wave energy are:
  • the technology of the current invention refers to a group of mechanical floating constructions, consisting of eight arms with equal floats and pistons. Each arm with his float and his piston, moves independently (up or down) one from another, following the sea waves, sipping and displacing the sea water, which through conductors (pipes) comes with high pressure to the land, to the grounded mechanical system.
  • the moving arms with their floats and pistons are adapted on metallic bases on a floating metal tower, which is anchored in the bottom with four concrete blocks and on which (floating metal tower) can be installed the waterjet (hydro turbine) and the air turbine.
  • the marine system consists of the floating tower with the impermeable floatage tank and its counterweight (ballast) made of reinforced concrete, the arms with their floats, the pistons as well as the non-return valves, the suction filter, the piping and the cables that carry the electric energy in case the system has a hydro turbine and an air turbine
  • the grounded system includes the air-pressurized hydraulic pressure machines, the under-pressure nitrogen tank, the reversed osmosis membranes, the valves, the electrovalves, the hydraulic engine, the currency generator, filters and piping, etc.
  • Figure 1 View of a marine system consisting of eight arms.
  • Figure 2 View of a marine floating tower.
  • Figure 3 View of an arm with an arm with a float-piston and mounting base.
  • Figure 4. View of an arm in motion.
  • Figure 5 View of a marine system in motion on waves.
  • Figure 7 View of the piping and of the water flow filters.
  • Figure 8 View of the bottom of the floating tower with piping-impermeable floatage tank-counterweight (ballast)-rotation device.
  • Figure 9 Details of the route of the under pressure fluid towards the rotation device.
  • Figure 1-12 View of the sea floating tower with a hydro turbine.
  • Figure 13 View of the marine floating system (arms-floats-pistons-floating tower) with a hydro turbine.
  • Figure 14 View of the marine floating tower with a hydro turbine and an air turbine.
  • Figure 15 View of the marine floating system (arms-floats-pistons-floating tower) with a hydro turbine and an air turbine.
  • FIG 16 View of the marine floating system with two arms (serves domestic needs in energy and drinking water).
  • Figure 17 The floating system adapted on a pylon of an offshore wind generator.
  • Figure 18 View of the wave park.
  • Figure 1 shows the group of the mechanical stainless metal constructions of the marine floating system that includes the four anchoring rods (1) (made of reinforced concrete), the eight floats (2), the eight hydraulic pistons (3), the eight metal arms (4), the four attachment cables (5), the floating tower (6) with the mounting bases (8) of the arms (4), the conductor (pipe) (27) which transfers the fluid towards the grounded system.
  • Figure 2 shows the floating tower (6) which includes sixteen welded mounting bases (8) of the arms (4) with their floats (2) and their hydraulic pistons (3). At the points (15) of the bases (8) are based the pistons (3) while at the other points (14) are based the arms (4).
  • the counterweight made of concrete (ballast) (11), which balances the floating tower (6) at a position vertical to the horizontal surface of the water.
  • the blades (10) installed at the floatage tank (9) stabilize and align the whole floating construction (figure 1) towards the direction of the coming waves, preventing at the same time its uncontrolled rotation from the impacts of the waves.
  • Figure 3 shows the arm (4) with the float (2), the piston (3) with the non-return valve (19) (input) for water suction, the non-return valve (18) (output) for water relief and the shaft (20) (piston-rod) of the piston (3).
  • FIG. 4 shows only one arm with a float and a piston for the easier understanding of the invention's operation.
  • each (of the eight) arm (4) with its float (2) starts moving down to the curve of the wave, position (A) and at the same time the shaft (20) (piston-rod) of the piston (cylinder) (3) moves from position (17) ( ⁇ ) to the position (17) ( ⁇ ) suctioning the fluid (sea water) through the non-return valve (19) filling the piston's chamber (cylinder) (3) with fluid, preparing the piston (3) of the moving system (arm- float-piston), for a new cycle of water suction and relief with up and down moves, coming from waves.
  • Figure 5 shows the independent up or down move of each of the eight single groups (arm (4) and float (2) and piston (3)) which move and follow the moves of waves suctioning or relieving a quantity of water.
  • the component (29) (that has pressure steals) is adjusted at the internal part of the component (12) and is bolted at the point (34) of the shunt conductor (25), (the seals protect the bearing (30) of the rotating mechanism (12) on the outside and the inside part, from its contact with water.
  • the component (28) is adjusted with bolts at the component (12), completing the whole rotating mechanism (12).
  • the water pressurized by the pistons passes through the conductors (22) at the points (33) of the shunt conductor (25).
  • the components (25) (12) (29) (28) are perforated in the internal letting the water pass through the conductors (22) towards the central conductor (27).
  • the component (31) is a metal shaft that bears metal armature in order to restrain the concrete of the counterweigh (ballast) (11) and consists a whole component group together with the shunt conductor (25).
  • the rotating mechanism (12) is the basic component which combined with the cables or the chains (5) and the anchoring rods (1) restrain the whole floating construction so it won't get drifted by the waves.
  • a hydro turbine or an air turbine can be installed on the floating tower, increasing this way the energy efficiency of the whole floating installation to the maximum level.
  • FIG 13 the whole floating system (floating tower-arms-floats-pistons) is shown, with an installed hydro turbine (36), the water input-output openings (37), the air input-output openings (38), the floating tower (6) and the piping.
  • Figure 14 shows the floating tower (6) with the bases (8) and an installed hydro turbine (36) at the upper part of the floatage tank (9) as well as an installed air turbine (40) at the top of the floating tower (6).
  • the water from the waves comes in from the openings (37) and directs up in the floating tower (6), forcing the hydro turbine (36) to rotate, through its blades (39), producing electric energy.
  • the air that is displaced by the water, which fills the upper part of the floating tower (6) comes off from its top, through the air turbine (40) at point (41) rotating the tower producing electric energy.
  • Figure 15 shows the floating system (floating tower-arms-floats-pistons) with an installed hydro turbine (36) and an air turbine (40), the water input-output openings (37), the air input-output opening (41), the floating tower (6) and the piping.
  • Figure 6 shows the view of a floating system that bears only two arms (4) with their floats (2) and their pistons (3) and with bases (8) on the floating tower (6). It also bears all the components and elements (conductors-non-return valves- filters-floatage tank (9)-counterweigh (1 )-attachment cables (5)-anchoring rods (1) etc) that exist on the floating system (figure 1) of the eight arms. Besides the way It operates is exactly the same as described above for the assembly of the eight arms.
  • This system is designed for supplying with electric energy and drinking water the coastal isolated houses that are far away from any village or town (domestic use).
  • Figure 17 shows the potential of installing the current invention of eight arms, with their floats, pistons and piping, at the existing infrastructure of the pylons at wind generators already installed at the sea.
  • FIG. 18 shows an indicative wave park consisting of eight floating systems, where the pumped sea water pressurized by the pistons (3) ends up in the conductor (27), which is at the bottom, and the sea water is then channeled to the land, to the grounded system sea water processing system (figure 19) to produce electric energy and desalinated drinking water.
  • the grounded system (figure 19) includes the pressure machines (42 and 43), the nitrogen tank (41), the water filters (53) the reversed osmosis membranes (46), the water direction valves (51) (52), the electrovalves (47) (48) (49) (50), the hydraulic engine (44), the currency generator (45) and many piping.
  • the pressure machines (42 and 43) are cylinders and inside of them are pistons
  • the pressure that is defined in the nitrogen tank (41) is lower than the pressure of the water coming through the pistons (3) of the floating systems.
  • the operational cycle of the pressure machines (42 and 43), is controlled by a laser distance meter (59).
  • the laser (59) is installed on the pressure machine (43) and counts the smaller or bigger distance to the piston (66), adjusting this way the moment when the valves (47) (48) (49) and (50) will open or close, to allow the input of the water in the pressure machines (42) (43), which comes from the marine systems or the output of the water coming from the pressure machines (42) (43) towards the hydro turbine (hydraulic engine) (44).
  • the pressurized sea water goes from the open valve (51) though the conductor
  • valve (67) to the valve (47), which is also open (the valve 48 remains closed at this phase) and the water goes in the chamber (54) of the pressure machine (42) pushing up the piston (66), displacing the pressurized nitrogen, which is in the chamber (56) towards the nitrogen tank (41) thought the conductor (69).
  • valve (47) opens at the exact same time open the valve (50) (while the valve (49) remains closed at this phase) and the nitrogen from the nitrogen tank (41) passes through the conductor (68), fills the chamber (57) of the pressure machine (43) and pushes the piston (66), to move down, displacing the water existing in the chamber (55) through the open valve (50), through the conductor (62) to the hydraulic engine (hydro turbine) (44), which starts rotating turning the currency generator (45) producing electric energy.
  • valve (49) opens, at the exact same time, opens the valve (48) (the valve 47 remains closed) and the nitrogen from the nitrogen tank (41) through the conductor (69) fills the chamber (56) of the pressure machine (42) and pushes the piston (66), to move down displacing this way the water that is in the chamber (54) through the open valve (48) driving it though the conductor (61) to the hydraulic engine (hydro turbine) (44), that keeps rotating turning the currency generator (45) producing electric energy.
  • the electrovalve (52) closes and the electrovalve (51) opens, so the water goes to the pressure machines following the process described above.
  • the electrovalve (51) closes and the electrovalve (52) opens and the water goes to the reversed osmosis membranes to get processed.
  • the conductor (70) (figure 19) is the central cable that transports the electric energy to the land from the marine systems, where the hydro turbines and the air turbines are installed and which is connected to the central power network.

Abstract

La présente invention concerne un ensemble mécanique, hydraulique, et électrique, constitué de constructions qui exploitent l'énergie cinétique des vagues et la convertissent en énergie électrique et en eau potable. L'ensemble mécanique, hydraulique, et électrique, est constitué du système en mer et du système à terre. Le système en mer flottant est constitué : de l'ancrage (des blocs de béton) (1); de la tour flottante (6), qui comprend le réservoir étanche de flottabilité (9) qui retient la tour flottante (6) au niveau de la mer; du contrepoids fait de béton (ballast) (11), qui retient la tour flottante (6) en position verticale; du jet d'eau (hydro-turbine) (36); de la turbine à air (40); des bras (4) avec les flotteurs (2), qui sont placés sur la tour flottante (6) de manière à suivre, en combinaison avec les pistons hydrauliques (3), les mouvements d'oscillation (ascendants et descendants) des vagues, en pompant et en déplaçant l'eau de mer ou l'eau fraîche; de la tuyauterie (21) (22) (27) qui transporte l'eau de mer sous pression ou tout autre fluide ou gaz vers le rivage, des soupapes d'aspiration de non-retour (19), des soupapes de sortie d'écoulement (18), et de la tuyauterie qui transporte l'énergie électrique provenant du jet d'eau (hydro-turbine) et de la turbine à air du système vers le rivage. Le système à terre traite l'eau sous pression qui provient des systèmes en mer flottants, et comprend les machines de mise en pression d'air sous pression (42) (43), le tube interne (41), le moteur hydraulique (44), le générateur de courant (45), les membranes d'osmose inverse (46), les électrovannes (51) (52), les vannes (47) (48) (49) (50), et la tuyauterie. La combinaison de toute cette disposition donne le résultat final, qui est la production d'énergie électrique et d'eau potable.
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