WO2016064287A1 - Rotor of a wind turbine with a vertical axle of rotation - Google Patents
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- the present invention is a rotor of a wind turbine with a vertical axle of rotation, designed for the use of wind energy for households use.
- Polish patent descriptions No. PL 40165 - wind motor and No. PL 40378- wind motor with vertical shaft also discusses the construction of wind turbines with rotors with vertical axles and movable blades.
- the Polish patent No. 25034 presents wind motor consisting of a cylinder mounted on a vertical axle with fixed on the surface thereof axles, which are parallel to the axle of the cylinder, movable wings, having a curvature, same, as the curvature of the cylinder surface. Each of the wings covers the adequate part of that surface. Operation of the motor lies in the fact, that in the resting position, under pressure from springs the wings line up radially in the direction of the axle of cylinder, applying pressure of its convex side to supports. Under the pressure of the wind rotation is caused by a blow to the concave surface of the wing, held in the radial position while the convex surfaces of the wing are pressed to the surface of the cylinder.
- Rotation of the ring causes a rotation of the control ring; thereby the sliders through the yokes are causing rotation of the vertical axles with the sails.
- the sails are set transversely to the direction of the wind on the side of the windmill moving along that direction and parallel to the direction of the wind on the side moving in opposite to the direction of the wind.
- a rotor of a wind turbine with a vertical axle of rotation comprising a power takeoff shaft with evenly distributed along its circumference and perpendicular thereto sets of arms, in which ends there are arranged rotatably wings is that, it comprises an eccentric which is rotatably mounted in relation to the axle of the power takeoff shaft and slidably in relation to said rotor in a plane perpendicular to said power takeoff shaft and the wing consists of at least two segments connected in series and rotatably in the relation to the previous segment where said segments form in the transverse plane an aerodynamic profile with variable geometry and profiles of the segments symmetrical in that plane, where the first segment has a leading edge and the last is terminated with a trailing edge, wherein the first segment of the wing has mounted therein a permanent connector joining the first segment with a rotor's arm by a first pin passing through the first opening of the connector and an opening in the rotor's arm and with the eccentric through an adjustable length main linkage mounted rotat
- the wing has a skeletal structure in the shape of a closed frame structure formed by a vertical rigid tubular profile terminated on both sides with identical arched profiles embedded rigidly in the vertical tubular profile and the ends of the arched profiles are connected by a springy closing profile with bulge on the outside, wherein the vertical tubular profile and the springy closing profile are rigidly connected with at least one connector holding fixed distance between them, and the rigid tubular profile has rotatably mounted and symmetrical in cross section segment a rigid segment of the wing which is transversely divided in at least one place, in which there is embedded a flexible wing segment extending to the vicinity of the springy closing profile and connected with it by sliding on it clamps while side ends of a flexible segment of the wing have a profile similar to the shape of the shark fin with sleeves through which extends the closing profile and the side ends of the flexible segment of the wing are connected to the arched profiles by tensioning springs wherein the flexible segment of the wing on the entire length of the trailing edge has a flexible reinfor
- first segment and a trailing segment are respectively ended with two plates and the two plates limiting the height of the sections, respectively the first segment and the trailing segment and permanently attached to them, whose contour is larger than the cross- sectional outline of the first segment and trailing segment and the height of the first segment is greater than the height of trailing segment, while the first segment and trailing segment are rotatably and in line arranged in relation to each so that the trailing edge of the first segment and the leading edge of trailing segment do not interfere with each other, while the axle of rotation of trailing segment passes near the trailing edge of the first segment and goes slightly beyond the two plates limiting the height of the first segment and is placed in front of the leading edge of the trailing segment and passes through the plates limiting the height of trailing segment.
- This variation is further characterized by the fact that in the axle of the upper- end of the first segment and the trailing segment there are bearing- mounted the first linkages, whose other ends are bearing- mounted in the axle of a bearing-mounted eccentric which is bearing-mounted on the power takeoff shaft, and the trailing segment near the trailing edge has an axle on which they are rotatably bearing- mounted secondary linkages whose other ends are rotatably bearing- mounted on the axle of the main linkage, wherein to the eccentric axle there is rigidly fixed a steering wheel, which projects beyond the structure of the rotor, wherein the number of arms is not less than two.
- the connector in the horizontal plane has a shape similar to the letter "V" which arms form an obtuse angle, and in the vicinity of the ends of the arms there are through openings.
- the arms have extensions in the shape of arches in the ends of which there are divided openings.
- the tension springs have axes parallel to the axes of the sleeves.
- the wing made up of segments has external outline in a vertical plane the shape of a limited geometric figure starting from a horizontal symmetry plane on the side of the leading edge of a straight line or a convex line with a small curvature, which passes smoothly into arch and further into peak-shaped part similar to the shape of the dorsal fin of a shark passing on the side of the trailing edge and ending with a convex arch with a small curvature.
- the eccentric is mounted rotatably in the relation to the main shaft and slidably in the relation to said shaft on guides arranged symmetrically with respect to the plane going through the eccentric axle and the axle of the main shaft.
- secondary linkages of the subsequent segments of the wing, starting from the second are rotatably mounted on a common main axle on the main linkage of the first segment.
- the secondary linkages of the subsequent segments of the wing, starting from the second are rotatably mounted on the preceding linkage.
- FIG. 1 is an axonometric view of a wind turbine with vertical axle of rotation
- FIG. 2 is an axonometric view of the wind turbine with a closer look at generator and an eccentric mechanism
- FIG. 3 is axonometric view of joint of segments of wing with arms of the turbine and main and secondary linkages
- FIG. 4 is axonometric view of segments of rigid wing
- FIG. 6 axonometric view of segments of the rigid wing in close-up
- FIG. 7 the single wing
- FIG. 8 top view of the wing with a connector
- FIG. 9 axonometric view of the turbine with a rotor with flexible wings
- FIG. 10 axonometric view of the flexible wing
- FIG. 11 close-up view of the flexible wings with connectors
- FIG. 12 close-up of the flexible wing with view on a tip of the wing
- FIG. 13 top view of the eccentric.
- FIG. 14 is a view of the rotor in a top view
- FIG. 15 shows four sequential positions of segments of the panels 4a and 4b
- FIG. 16 shows one set of the segments towards a side view of while the FIG. 17 shows an axonometric view of a segment of the rotor.
- Figures 1 - 8 show the wind turbine with a vertical axle of rotation in version with the rigid wing made of composite technology.
- Turbine's rotor comprises a shaft (1) to which there are attached perpendicularly thereto sets of arms (2). To the ends of the arms (2) there are rotatably attached wings (4) by connectors (5) with openings.
- the eccentric (3) is mounted rotatably on a power takeoff shaft (1) and has the ability to change the size of the eccentricity "e” by the use of a sliding carriage (19) sliding on guides (14) mounted in mountings (14a) fixed to a rotary disk (20) rotating relative to the power takeoff shaft (1). Therefore, it is possible to arbitrary set the wings (4) with respect to the incoming wind by connecting the wings (4) through main linkage (7) and secondary linkage (8) to the eccentric (3).
- FIG. 9 - 12 which has a skeletal structure in the shape of a closed frame structure formed by a vertical rigid tubular profile (4c) terminated on both sides with identical arched profiles (4d) embedded rigidly in the vertical tubular profile (4c). Ends of the arched profiles (4d) are connected by a springy closing profile (4e), with bulge on the outside, wherein the vertical tubular profile (4c) and the springy closing profile (4e) are rigidly connected with two connectors (5) holding fixed distance between them.
- the rigid tubular profile (4c) has rotatably mounted and symmetrical in cross section rigid segment of a wing (4f) which is divided transversely in two places which means that the entire structure is rigid and deformable to a limited extent.
- a flexible wing segment (4g) extending to the vicinity of the springy closing profile (4e). This distance is maintained by sliding on it clamps (10).
- the side ends of a flexible segment of the wing (4h) have a profile similar to the shape of the shark fin with sleeves (11), through which extends the springy closing profile (4e), and the side ends of the flexible segment of the wing (4h) are connected to the arched profiles (4d) by tensioning springs (12).
- the tensioning springs (12) cause constant tension of the flexible segment of the wing (4h).
- the flexible wing segment (4g) on the entire length of the trailing edge has a flexible reinforcing strip (13) causing stiffening and strengthening of that edge.
- a wing (4) in the rigid version made of composite materials is shown in FIG. 4 - 6 and is composed of two sections (4a) and (4b), and has the external outline in a vertical plane in the shape of a limited geometric figure starting from a horizontal plane of symmetry B-B on the side of the leading edge a straight line or a convex line (9') with a small curvature.
- This line passes smoothly into arch (9") and further into peak-shaped part (9"') similar to the shape of the dorsal fin of a shark, which passes on the side of the trailing edge and ends with a convex arc (9"") with a small curvature.
- the presented solution along with the set of wings (4) rotatably mounted in the arms (2) and connected to the power takeoff shaft (3) form the turbine's rotor, which drives a generator (16) that is mounted on a support column (18) located on- site relevant foundation. Below the generator (16) there is service platform (17) for performing assembly and maintenance.
- FIG. 14 - 17 Another variation of a rotor of a wind turbine with a vertical axle is shown in FIG. 14 - 17 and consists of a power takeoff shaft (1) to which uniformly on the periphery thereof are rigidly mounted on arms (2a).
- the arms (2a) are arranged on two levels along the axle of the shaft (1).
- the segments consist of a first segment (4a) rotatably mounted on an axle (2b), the arm (2a), of the power takeoff shaft (1).
- the ends of the first segment (4a) are ended with plates (3d) and (3d ') limiting the length of said segment and eliminating adverse edge effects.
- the trailing segment (4b) is ended with similar limiting plates (3e) and (3e').
- the first segment (4a) and the trailing segment (4b) are rotatably connected by an axle (3 c) that is situated near the trailing edge of the first segment (4a) and exits above the plates (3d) and (3d ') limiting the height of the first segment (4a) and is placed in front of the leading edge of the trailing segment (4b) and passes through plate (3e) and (3e ') limiting the height of trailing segment.
- the adjustment of the angular position of the segments (4a) and (4b), in the relation the rotor's arm (2a) is provided main linkages (7) and secondary linkages (8).
- the main linkage (7) is rotatably connected with the first segment (4a) via an axle (3 c) and the other end of the linkage is connected rotatably to the axle of the eccentric (la), whose position determinates a steering wheel (Id), which is set by wind direction W and is parallel to the incoming wind stream.
- the secondary linkage (8) determinates the angular position of the trailing segment (4b) relative to the first segment (4a).
- FIG. 15 shows the superposition of the respective angular positions of the segments of the wing (4a) and (4b).
- the operation of the rotor requires just two sets of the segments of the wing (4a) and (4b). However, depending on the geometrical sizes of the arms the number of combined wings may be higher, e.g. 3.
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