WO2017221132A1 - Omnidirectional wind-capture modular device - Google Patents
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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
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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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- the present invention relates to the area of wind capture devices and power generators.
- the device is modular and the wind capture is totally passive and carried out from all directions.
- the present invention may be inserted in the industrial and residential sector.
- US8961103 discloses a vertical axis wind turbine with omnidirectional capture comprising a circular chamber about the axis of rotation, static blades, an electric generator and a circular outer compartment.
- GB2513674 discloses a vertical wind turbine with rotor speed controllers, two or more blades rotating about the vertical axis and a housing which also rotates about the same vertical axis and having guide means connected to one or more blades and that direct the wind thereto.
- the present invention solves the technical problem of capturing wind and light breezes in any situation, by combining the outer and inner blades with the aid of the electronic assistance included in the rotor.
- the present invention relates to an omnidirectional wind-capture modular device. It is comprised of a substantially quadrangular, static outer section comprising a plurality of wind capture means, a substantially circular inner section, also with wind capture means, a rotor with electronic assistance and a controller with programmed power management.
- the inner section capture means is ideally for receiving wind / breezes of any speed which are guided through the outer capture means .
- the rotor comprises two discs of magnetic material with neodymiums functioning as a rotary control of voltage and current .
- This modular device may comprise one or more similar modules and can be mounted as an energy-producing tower and with the great advantage of being able to receive winds from all layers of air, that is, each module will have its own production, thus adding the set of power generated by all modules .
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of the omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1) where the synchronization between the removable capture means (4A) and the capture means (3) and the respective flow channels (5) formed between both is perceivable.
- Figure 2 shows the inner section (2) with the capture means (3) coupled around the rotor (6) .
- Figure 3 shows a further perspective of the device (1) already with the removable capture means (4A) mounted.
- Figure 4 shows a detail of the inner section (2) highlighting the arcuate surfaces (3A) and the flat surfaces (3B) .
- FIG. 5 shows a detail of the outer section (4) with the arrangement of the removable capture means (4A) .
- Figure 6 shows the rotor (6) with the various components, displacement means (A), rotor shaft (B) , printed circuit board (C) and magnetic disks with neodymiums 7.
- Figure 7 shows a detail of the rotor (6) where the disposition of the neodymiums (D) is visible.
- the present invention relates to an omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1), comprising at least one energy generating module and comprising two main parts, the outer section (4) and the inner section (3) that includes the rotor and the electronic component.
- the substantially quadrangular outer section (4) is comprised of a plurality of removable wind capture means (4A), having three predefined widths and which are in synchronization with the capture means (3) of the inner section (2), thus forming flow channels (5) with angles of attack as a function of the wind conditions.
- the inner section (2) also comprises a plurality of wind capture means (3) that are constituted by two arcuate surfaces (3A) with predetermined angles and by three flat surfaces (3B) .
- This inner section (2) and all its component parts define a substantially circular area, which is coupled around a rotor 6, which functions within this area.
- the rotor 6 is comprised of a steel shaft which has coupled at least three displacement means 6A, two discs of magnetic material 7 with a plurality of neodymiums disposed about the axis of said rotor (6) and a circular printed circuit board located between the two disks (7), where the excitation coils, the power coils and the power management electronic controller 8 are located.
- the operating mode of the omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1) is relatively simple and the main characteristic lies in the way it performs the wind capture.
- the combination and synchronization between the capture means (3) of the inner section (2) and the removable capture means (4A) of the outer section (4) enable the capture of light breezes, as well as the extraction of the surplus when high wind speeds occur.
- the flow channels (5) formed by said capture means (3) and (4A) have a tapered shape, progressively narrowing, which allows the increase of wind speed at the inlet, creating the necessary pressure to start rotation and consequent operation of the rotor (6) .
- the wind capture is carried out laterally at any position and from the moment of entry into the device (1) and, after traversing the flow channels (5), starting the process of operation of the rotor 6, the captured air will leave through the opposite side of the entrance, since the device (1) is provided with an enclosed top and base.
- the rotor 6 has permanent assistance and control via the electronic controller 8 that performs the programmed power management and control by its own software (not shown) .
- the omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1) is further provided with a local synoptic table, where anomalies and functions can be checked at the time, as well as parameter change functions.
- the removable capture means (4A) is constructed of composite material .
- the omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1) can conjugate several modules, creating a tower that will act as a reverse chimney, directing the wind flow from any direction to the rotors of each of the said modules.
- the device (1) will play the role of supplying power to a network inverter by simply inputting the parameters of that inverter, in order to take the most advantage of its operation.
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Abstract
Omnidirectional wind-capture modular device The present invention relates to a omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1) comprising an inner section (2) with a plurality of wind-capture means (3), an outer section (4) comprising a plurality of capture means (4A) in synchronization with the said capture means (3) and forming between them flow channels (5). The device (1) further comprises a rotor (6) comprising two discs of magnetic material (7) and an electronic controller (8) with programmed power management.
Description
DESCRIPTION
Omnidirectional wind-capture modular device
Technical field of the invention
The present invention relates to the area of wind capture devices and power generators. In this particular case, the device is modular and the wind capture is totally passive and carried out from all directions.
The present invention may be inserted in the industrial and residential sector.
State of the art
A number of wind capture and power generation equipment are known in the sate of the art, which in most cases exhibit some very specific limitations and operating conditions.
US8961103 discloses a vertical axis wind turbine with omnidirectional capture comprising a circular chamber about the axis of rotation, static blades, an electric generator and a circular outer compartment.
GB2513674 discloses a vertical wind turbine with rotor speed controllers, two or more blades rotating about the vertical axis and a housing which also rotates about the same vertical axis and having guide means connected to one or more blades and that direct the wind thereto.
The present invention solves the technical problem of capturing wind and light breezes in any situation, by combining the outer and inner blades with the aid of the electronic assistance included in the rotor.
Summary of the invention
The present invention relates to an omnidirectional wind-capture modular device. It is comprised of a substantially quadrangular, static outer section comprising a plurality of wind capture means, a substantially circular inner section, also with wind capture means, a rotor with electronic assistance and a controller with programmed power management. The inner section capture means is ideally for receiving wind / breezes of any speed which are guided through the outer capture means .
The rotor comprises two discs of magnetic material with neodymiums functioning as a rotary control of voltage and current .
This modular device may comprise one or more similar modules and can be mounted as an energy-producing tower and with the great advantage of being able to receive winds from all layers of air, that is, each module will have its own production, thus adding the set of power generated by all modules .
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Figure 1 is a perspective view of the omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1) where the synchronization between the removable capture means (4A) and the capture means (3) and the respective flow channels (5) formed between both is perceivable.
Figure 2 shows the inner section (2) with the capture means (3) coupled around the rotor (6) .
Figure 3 shows a further perspective of the device (1) already with the removable capture means (4A) mounted. Figure 4 shows a detail of the inner section (2) highlighting the arcuate surfaces (3A) and the flat surfaces (3B) .
FIG. 5 shows a detail of the outer section (4) with the arrangement of the removable capture means (4A) .
Figure 6 shows the rotor (6) with the various components, displacement means (A), rotor shaft (B) , printed circuit board (C) and magnetic disks with neodymiums 7.
Figure 7 shows a detail of the rotor (6) where the disposition of the neodymiums (D) is visible.
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1 Omnidirectional wind-capture modular device;
2 Internal section;
3 Capture means;
3A Arcuate surfaces;
3B Flat surfaces;
4 External section;
4A Removable capture means;
5 Flow channels;
6 Rotor;
6A Displacement means;
7 Magnetic material disks;
8 Electronic controller;
A Bearings ;
B Rotor shaft;
C Printed circuit board;
D Neodymiums .
Detailed description of the invention
The present invention relates to an omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1), comprising at least one energy generating module and comprising two main parts, the
outer section (4) and the inner section (3) that includes the rotor and the electronic component.
The substantially quadrangular outer section (4) is comprised of a plurality of removable wind capture means (4A), having three predefined widths and which are in synchronization with the capture means (3) of the inner section (2), thus forming flow channels (5) with angles of attack as a function of the wind conditions. The inner section (2) also comprises a plurality of wind capture means (3) that are constituted by two arcuate surfaces (3A) with predetermined angles and by three flat surfaces (3B) . This inner section (2) and all its component parts define a substantially circular area, which is coupled around a rotor 6, which functions within this area.
The rotor 6 is comprised of a steel shaft which has coupled at least three displacement means 6A, two discs of magnetic material 7 with a plurality of neodymiums disposed about the axis of said rotor (6) and a circular printed circuit board located between the two disks (7), where the excitation coils, the power coils and the power management electronic controller 8 are located.
The operating mode of the omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1) is relatively simple and the main characteristic lies in the way it performs the wind capture. The combination and synchronization between the capture means (3) of the inner section (2) and the removable capture means (4A) of the outer section (4) enable the capture of light breezes, as well as the extraction of the surplus when high wind speeds occur. The flow channels (5) formed by said capture means (3) and (4A) have a tapered shape, progressively narrowing, which allows the increase of wind speed at the inlet, creating the necessary pressure to start rotation and consequent operation of the rotor (6) .
The wind capture is carried out laterally at any position and from the moment of entry into the device (1) and, after traversing the flow channels (5), starting the process of operation of the rotor 6, the captured air will leave through the opposite side of the entrance, since the device (1) is provided with an enclosed top and base.
The rotor 6 has permanent assistance and control via the electronic controller 8 that performs the programmed power management and control by its own software (not shown) .
The omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1) is further provided with a local synoptic table, where anomalies and functions can be checked at the time, as well as parameter change functions.
In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the removable capture means (4A) is constructed of composite material .
In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1) can conjugate several modules, creating a tower that will act as a reverse chimney, directing the wind flow from any direction to the rotors of each of the said modules.
In a further preferred embodiment of the invention, the device (1) will play the role of supplying power to a network inverter by simply inputting the parameters of that inverter, in order to take the most advantage of its operation.
Claims
An omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1), with at least one power generator module, characterized in that it comprises :
- an inner section (2) comprising a plurality of wind capture means (3), consisting of two arcuate surfaces (3A) with predetermined angles and three flat surfaces (3B) , coupled to a rotor (6), able to define a substantially circular area around said rotor (6);
- a substantially quadrangular outer section (4) and comprising a plurality of removable wind capture means (4A) having three predefined widths, said capture means being in synchronization with the wind capture means (3) of the inner section (2), forming flow channels (5) with predetermined angles of attack;
- a rotor (6) with at least three displacement means ( 6A) , wherein the electronic assistance comprises two disks of magnetic material (7) with a circular printed circuit board and an electronic switching circuit functioning as a rotary manager with control of voltage and current, and;
- an electronic controller (8) with programmed power management .
An omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the angles of the wind-capture means (3) of the inner section
(2) are defined between the arcuate surfaces (3A) and the flat surfaces (3B) , comprising different values.
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3. An omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the wind-capture means (4A) has three different widths, in the range of 100- 170 mm.
4. An omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1) according to the preceding claims, characterized in that the synchronization between the capture means (3) and the capture means (4A) enables the surplus wind to be expelled at high-speed conditions.
5. An omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the rotor (6) comprises at least three displacement means (6A) with one of said means suitable for guiding and bearing.
6. An omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1) according to claims 1 and 5, characterized in that the rotor (6) comprises winding on the printed circuit itself.
7. An omnidirectional wind-capture modular device (1) according to the previous claims, characterized by being able to define a tower of several generating modules, each of which will have its own electricity production.
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