WO2014003340A1 - Appareil d'amarrage élastique pour système de génération d'énergie solaire flottant - Google Patents

Appareil d'amarrage élastique pour système de génération d'énergie solaire flottant Download PDF

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WO2014003340A1
WO2014003340A1 PCT/KR2013/005187 KR2013005187W WO2014003340A1 WO 2014003340 A1 WO2014003340 A1 WO 2014003340A1 KR 2013005187 W KR2013005187 W KR 2013005187W WO 2014003340 A1 WO2014003340 A1 WO 2014003340A1
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이종목
권태규
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  • the present invention relates to a mooring device for a water-based photovoltaic device, and in particular, even if the water level difference is large, even when the water level difference is large, out of the traditional method of applying tension to the mooring rope by using a needle,
  • the present invention relates to an elastic mooring device for a water-based photovoltaic device that can be stably supported not to rotate.
  • electricity generating devices can be classified into thermal power generation using fossil fuels such as petroleum or coal, and solar, nuclear, hydro, tidal, and wind power generation depending on the energy source used.
  • fossil fuels such as petroleum or coal
  • solar, nuclear, hydro, tidal, and wind power generation depending on the energy source used.
  • the power generation apparatus using nuclear power has an advantage of generating electricity at a lower cost than thermal power generation, but installation is limited due to environmental pollution and harmfulness of human body due to radiation. In recent years, facility investments have not been made smoothly due to the disposal of nuclear waste generated after electricity generation.
  • the solar power generating device installed on the land as in the prior art generates a huge amount of heat in the process of generating electricity by receiving the solar light, solar cell panels due to the enormous amount of energy transferred from the land on which the solar power generating device is installed It had a problem that degraded the performance and caused the failure.
  • 1 and 2 is a reference view for explaining a mooring device for a water photovoltaic device according to the prior art.
  • the water based photovoltaic device is a solar cell assembly 10 consisting of a solar panel 12, a support 11 for supporting the solar panel 12 on the water surface by buoyancy, and A mooring rope 20 is placed in the middle of the mooring rope 20 to the underwater ground while supporting the solar cell assembly 10 is not floated in a predetermined region, and the weight is provided in the middle of the mooring rope 20 to give a tension to the mooring rope 20 ( 30 and a sinker 40 (sinker) for fixing the lower end of the mooring rope 20 to the underwater surface.
  • the mooring rope 20 is installed to have a length of sufficient length so as to cope with high water surface at high water level, and the weight 30 is applied to the mooring rope 20 which is relaxed as the water level becomes low. It is possible to suppress the problem that the battery assembly 10 is out of a predetermined area or rotates unnecessarily.
  • the present invention has been proposed to solve the conventional problems as described above, and an object of the present invention is to smoothly accommodate even when the water level difference is large, and to stably support the solar cell assembly so as not to rotate out of a predetermined area or rotate.
  • the present invention relates to an elastic mooring device for a water-based photovoltaic device.
  • the elastic mooring device for a water-based photovoltaic device is not floated;
  • the mooring rope is coupled with the solar cell assembly at the water surface and continuously pulls the mooring rope by elastic force so that the mooring rope can maintain tension, but when the solar cell assembly rises when the water level rises, the mooring rope is released.
  • the technical configuration is characterized by including an elastic module to maintain the tension by recovering the mooring rope released when the solar cell assembly is lowered when the water level is lowered.
  • the elastic module the casing;
  • a plurality of fixing pulleys fixedly installed in the casing; It is installed to be movable at a position spaced apart from the fixed pulley and supports the mooring rope together with the fixing pulley via a zigzag form to allow the mooring rope to be released when approaching the fixing pulley and with respect to the fixing pulley.
  • the movable pulley may be characterized in that it comprises a plurality of elastic members to elastically support to have a tendency to move away from the fixed pulley.
  • the elastic member is a cylinder having an inner space, a pair of pistons installed to be retractable to one side and the other side of the cylinder, and the second spring acting as a force against it when the piston is pulled from both sides It may be characterized in that made.
  • the elastic module may be characterized in that it further comprises a floating body coupled to the outer lower portion of the casing to provide buoyancy on the water surface.
  • the floating body may be characterized in that the body made of Styrofoam FRP or PE material.
  • the inside of the casing may be characterized in that the winch for winding or unwinding one end of the mooring rope is installed.
  • the casing further includes a water level sensor for measuring the water level, a controller that receives measurement data in association with the water level sensor, and a monitoring unit including a communication module that receives data through the controller and transmits it to the outside. It may be characterized by.
  • the present invention enables much more stable mooring by reducing the length of the mooring rope itself from the solar cell assembly to the water surface, rather than providing tension in the mooring rope at low water level.
  • the present invention can provide a sufficient tension to the mooring rope by the structure that elastically supports the mooring rope at a plurality of points in a zigzag form, even if the elastic module allows the mooring rope to be released when the water level is increased.
  • the present invention by the elastic module having a cylinder, a pair of pistons, and an elastic member consisting of a compression spring, it is possible to stably tension the mooring rope without interference to other components.
  • the present invention is equipped with a monitoring unit can transmit the water level information to the outside, it is convenient for maintenance and management.
  • 1 and 2 is a reference view for explaining a mooring device for a water photovoltaic device according to the prior art.
  • Figure 3 is a state of use for explaining the state of applying the elastic mooring device according to an embodiment of the present invention at the time of low water and high water.
  • Figure 4 is a perspective view for explaining the configuration of the elastic module in the elastic mooring apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • Figure 5 is an open view showing the internal configuration of the elastic module in the elastic mooring apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 6 is a reference conceptual view for explaining the operation and operation of the elastic module according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view for explaining the configuration of an elastic member according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 3 is a state diagram used to explain a state in which the elastic mooring device according to an embodiment of the present invention at the time of low water level and high water level.
  • the elastic mooring device according to an embodiment of the present invention, the solar cell assembly 10 and the underwater surface of the solar panel 11 and the support 12 for supporting the solar panel 11 to be positioned on the water surface
  • the tension can be maintained while adjusting the length of the mooring rope 130
  • It comprises an elastic module 120 to provide an elastic force so that, and the sinker 140 (sinker) for fixing the mooring rope 130 to the underwater surface.
  • the elastic module 120 which is an elastic body that actively utilizes the elastic force of the spring, instead of using the invasive method to impart the tension of the mooring rope 130.
  • the solar cell assembly 10 can be stably supported so that the solar cell assembly 10 does not deviate from or rotates while keeping the mooring rope 130 in a constant state without dropping the mooring rope 130 regardless of a low water level or a high water level. do.
  • Figure 4 is a perspective view for explaining the configuration of the elastic module in the elastic mooring apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention
  • Figure 5 is an open view showing the internal configuration of the elastic module in the elastic mooring apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • the elastic module 120 is coupled to the solar cell assembly 10 at the surface of the water, and the mooring rope 130 is provided by an elastic force to maintain the tension of the mooring rope 130. ),
  • the solar cell assembly 10 rises when the water level rises, allowing the mooring rope 130 to be released, and when the solar cell assembly 10 falls, the mooring is released.
  • the elastic module 120 includes a casing 121, a plurality of elastic members 123, a fixed pulley 124a, and a movable pulley 124b, and optionally includes a floating body 122. do.
  • the casing 121 is a box-shaped member having an installation space such that the plurality of elastic members 123, the fixed pulley 124a, and the movable pulley 124b are installed therein.
  • the casing 121 may be made of a material such as aluminum that has a strength capable of maintaining its appearance while being lightweight.
  • a through hole 121a through which the mooring rope 130 passes is formed near each corner of the casing 121, and is inserted along a circumference of the through hole 121a to prevent damage to the mooring rope 130. It is provided with a protective O-ring 121b.
  • the protective O-ring 121b is made of a material such as Teflon to reduce friction with the mooring rope 130.
  • the float 122 is coupled to the outer lower portion of the casing 121 serves to provide buoyancy for the water surface.
  • the floating body 122 is preferably a floating material of FRP or PE material in which styrofoam is embedded or a material having such a function, and as shown in FIG. It may be provided with only one in a large size (preferably provided with a plurality in a small size is preferable because it can maintain the function of other floats even if some are damaged).
  • the floating body 122 is an option provided to the elastic module 120 selectively. That is, when the casing 121 is installed in the form of mounting on the solar cell assembly 10, the floating body 122 is necessary because the casing 121 may be positioned on the surface of the water without the buoyancy of the solar cell assembly 10. none. On the other hand, when the casing 121 is installed in a form coupled to the side of the solar cell assembly 10, the floating body 122 is required because it requires its own buoyancy in order to float on the water surface.
  • the combination consisting of the elastic member 123, the fixed pulley (124a), and the moving pulley (124b) is the mooring rope by the elastic force to maintain the tension in all cases to release or recover the mooring rope (130) 130) to pull and manage.
  • the mooring rope 130 is supported in a zigzag form to secure a sufficient amount. In this state, when the mooring rope 130 is pulled by the rising force of the casing 121 when the water level is increased, the mooring rope 130 is allowed to be released, but the water level is lowered so that the casing 121 is lowered. When the mooring rope 130 is released is recovered.
  • the fixing pulley 124a is arranged in a row in the casing 121 and fixedly installed.
  • the movable pulley 124b is disposed in a line at a position spaced with respect to the fixed pulley 124a and installed to move (retreat with respect to the fixed pulley), and the mooring rope 130 together with the fixed pulley 124a. ) In a zigzag form.
  • the elastic member 123 elastically supports the moving pulley 124b to have a tendency to move away from the fixed pulley 124a.
  • the mooring rope 130 is tensioned by a plurality of elastic members 123 rather than one by a unique configuration such that the mooring rope 130 passes through the plurality of fixed pulleys 124a and the moving pulley 124b in a zigzag form. Is to be granted.
  • the plurality of elastic members 123 simultaneously act on the mooring rope 130 to secure sufficient tension that can be applied to the mooring rope 10 so as to stably support the solar cell assembly 10. have.
  • the winch 125 is installed inside the casing 121 to wind or unwind one end of the mooring rope 130. This is useful for adjusting the length of the mooring rope 130 at the time of initial installation and setting, rather than for the purpose of actively adjusting the length of the mooring rope 130 according to the water level which can change from time to time.
  • the winch 125 is constrained so as not to rotate to fix one end of the mooring rope 130.
  • the solar cell assembly 10 is disposed on all sides.
  • One end of the mooring rope 130 is fixed to the winch 125 located inside the casing 121 in a dried state.
  • the other end of the mooring rope 130 is fixed to the sinker 140 to the ground underwater.
  • the side wall of the casing 121 is provided with a monitoring unit 150 that collects and transmits the relevant information to the outside.
  • the monitoring unit 150 includes a water level sensor, a controller, and a communication module in a single package, and will be described below with reference to these detailed components.
  • the water level sensor serves to measure the water level of the surface of the casing 121 is floating. This level can be measured by simply measuring and analyzing barometric pressure. However, since the value measured by the water level sensor actually corresponds to the height of the casing 121 floating on the surface instead of the water level, the water level of the water surface can be obtained after subtracting the portion corresponding to the casing 121. .
  • the controller receives information or data collected by the controller in conjunction with the water level sensor. Thereafter, the communication module receives data through the controller and transmits the data to the outside.
  • FIG. 6 is a reference conceptual view for explaining the operation and operation of the elastic module according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • the assembly composed of the elastic member 123, the fixed pulley 124a, and the movable pulley 124b maintains and maintains tension with respect to the mooring rope 130 while lifting the solar cell assembly 10.
  • the tension of the mooring rope 130 may be weakened to loosen, but the elastic member 123 may be contracted by the elastic force to move the pulley ( 124b is pulled in a direction opposite to the fixed pulley 124a.
  • the separation of the movable pulley 124b with respect to the fixed pulley 124a is balanced.
  • the solar cell assembly 10 can be stably supported so as not to float or rotate.
  • the elastic member 123 is provided as a simple type of tension spring, as shown in FIG. 6, a conceptual diagram may be used. However, the elastic member 123 may be provided as a module in a windlass type to avoid interference with other components or to provide stability and installation. Preferred in terms of ease of use. This configuration will be described below.
  • FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view for explaining the configuration of an elastic member according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • the elastic member 123 according to the embodiment of the present invention, the cylindrical cylinder 123a having an inner space, and is installed to be able to move along the inner space of the cylinder 123a and the front end rear end portion
  • a pair of pistons 123c each having a disk 123d and a connecting ring 123e, and a second spring 123b, which is a compression spring acting as a force against it when the piston 123c is pulled from both sides.
  • the elastic member 123 having a windlas shape can stably provide tension to the mooring rope 130 because it can elastically support the moving pulley 124b without interference with other components as compared to a tension spring made of a coil shape. It has the advantage of being able to.

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La présente invention concerne un appareil d'amarrage élastique pour un système de génération d'énergie solaire flottant, qui s'adapte de manière douce même à une grande amplitude de marée et supporte de manière stable un ensemble panneau solaire de telle sorte que l'ensemble panneau solaire est maintenu à l'intérieur d'une surface prédéterminée et ne tourne pas. La présente invention comprend un module élastique qui est couplé à l'ensemble panneau solaire sur la surface de l'eau et qui tire en continu une amarre par une force élastique, de telle sorte que l'amarre peut maintenir une force de tension, tout en permettant le desserrement de l'amarre si l'ensemble panneau solaire monte sur une marée montante et le serrage de l'amarre desserrée si l'ensemble panneau solaire descend sur une marée descendante, maintenant ainsi une force de tension par réglage de la longueur de l'amarre.
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