WO1998007983A1 - Mejoras introducidas en sistemas eolicos de produccion de energia - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a series of improvements introduced in wind energy producing systems, more specifically in wind installations of the type known as translational air motors, consisting of a series of suitable profile blades, which are subject to a closed and flexible belt, consisting of cables, that moves horizontally between at least two columns, so that the incidence of wind on the blades carries with them the thrust of them and consequently the drag of the flexible line, applying this movement to the production electric power
- each of the blades can vary its orientation with respect to the transmission line and, consequently, with respect to the wind, allowing the system to work at a fixed speed regardless of the wind speed.
- the object of the invention to achieve a wind system in which the blades adopt, according to the force and orientation of the wind, spontaneously the ideal angle of attack, the system being in conjunction with means of limiting the angle of attack, so that when the wind exceeds the pre-established values as maximum in the design of the installation, the angle is self-regulated of attack of the blades, offering less resistance to the wind and therefore a security in the installation.
- the purpose pursued by the system of the invention is to increase the performance of the translational motor, extend the life of the materials, increase the reliability of the machine, reduce installation costs and expand the range of operating speeds.
- Such a system is the one claimed in the Spanish invention patent ns 9401773, of the same applicant, which is based on a series of bi-convex profile blades, which are attached transverse entity, through spacer elements, to a flexible transmission line materialized, specifically, in two or more cables in horizontal arrangement and at different heights, cables that run through pulleys arranged in turn in a series of columns or towers, pulleys which are mounted on alternator shafts so that the movement in the closed circuit of the transmission line formed by the cables is transformed into a rotating movement on the pulleys and, therefore, a movement of the alternator shaft to produce electric power.
- the improvements object of the invention are based on achieving vary the pitch of the blade, that is, in a controlled way to modify the angle that the blade sees against the wind, thus being able to choose a fixed design speed in the cables.
- mechanisms are provided that allow varying the angle between the blade and the cables that constitute the transmission line.
- the variation in the pitch or angle of the blade is achieved by longitudinally or transversely displacing one or more of the cables of the transmission line, hereinafter referred to as steering cables, with respect to the rest of the cables or drag cables, joining the cables of government to the shovel delayed with respect to those of drag, according to the direction of movement, so that the displacement of the cables of government with respect to those of drag causes the rotation of the shovel on the unions of these to the drag cables.
- the drag cables are attached to the front or leading edge of the blade by means of respective spacer arms, articulated in the connection to the blade or in the connection to the cable, while the steering cables are attached to the trailing edge of the blade by a mechanism composed of a separating arm, fixed to the cable, and a distance bar, articulated between the arm and the blade, proceeding to the braking of the steering cables that cause a relative longitudinal displacement relative to the drag cables and, consequently, pull the tail of the blade.
- This movement produces a rotation of the blade with respect to the points of attachment of the latter to the drag cables and, therefore, a change in the orientation of the blade with respect to the transmission line and the wind.
- the distance bar can be a hydraulic or pneumatic spring whose rod joins the blade tail articulately and whose cylinder joins the fixed spacer arm to the steering cable to, in this way, dampen the pulls that the system produces primarily when Blades change direction as they pass through the pulleys.
- the braking of the steering cable can be produced by any known system, for example by incorporating in the output shaft of the pulley associated with this cable a generating element that absorbs, in a controllable way, more or less energy, and therefore braking in greater or lesser extent the movement of the cable. Obviously, any other known braking system can be used.
- the relative transverse displacement between the steering and drag cables occurs in the horizontal plane and in the direction of the prevailing winds, for which all the cables of the flexible transmission line are joined to the blades by means of articulated separating arms and causes a horizontal displacement of the pulleys through which the government cables run.
- This displacement obviously causes a push of the separating arm associated with the steering cable with respect to the drag separating arm and consequently a rotation of the blade.
- the angle formed by the blade can be varied at will.
- control of the blades can be done by a combination of braking of the steering cables and the displacement of the pulleys of Government cables in their own horizontal plane.
- the angle of attack of the blades is sought at any time by a government center or control of the installation, depending on the characteristics of the prevailing wind, being modified simultaneously for all blades. , so that all of them are forced to adopt the angle of attack determined by the government center, without taking into account that the wind that each blade sees is not the same, since obviously the overlap and overlap of the area of The wind influence of each blade acts on the rest, so that the blades that work upstream do not see the same wind as those that work downstream, nor is it the same wind that sees two consecutive blades.
- the translational motor works at a constant angle of attack, without automatic centralized control systems, so that each blade is shaped independent and spontaneous, adopt for any wind speed and direction, without any external control of it, the angle of attack that produces the greatest thrust in the longitudinal direction of the cables and, therefore, extract the maximum wind at all times possible power. This makes it possible to increase reliability, reduce costs, improve aerodynamic performance and spontaneous starting of the system.
- each blade With winds above the nominal power, each blade, individually, pushed by the wind, advances overcoming the force of a prestressed spring, movement that ends in a sliding stop that generates a moment of rotation in the blade that is proportional to the wind. This moment enters the sum of moments that maintained the previous angle of attack, finding the balance of opposite moments in another angle of attack, an angle that is much smaller the faster the wind. The result is that the even force in the cables is maintained at a fixed value.
- the angle of spontaneous attack according to the invention is obtained by making the blade freely rotatable, as does a vane, on a point or axis that runs parallel to the wingspan, expressly chosen so that the blade adopts a deflected orientation several degrees from the relative wind you see.
- the blade has an anchor at the height of each cable that holds it to the cable through its axis of orientation and rotation.
- the profile of the blades is defined, which can be symmetric or of symmetrical action, convex or convex-concave, asymmetric or symmetrical deformable of canvas or others.
- the rope and the floor are defined, to then look for the angle of attack that gives us the maximum force on the cable and the mooring point whose moment is zero for that angle of attack, with what you have Shovel with its orientation axis.
- the limitation of the maximum power is given by a mechanism that joins the axis of orientation of the blade and the cable.
- This mechanism allows the blade to move with respect to the cable in its longitudinal direction when the wind exceeds the maximum design power.
- the forward movement of the blade is limited by the force of a prestressed spring or spring, with a force that is the maximum that the blade will give, so that when the blade pushes the cable with a force greater than the spring prestress , this yields compressing and allowing the blade to move forward.
- the forward movement of the blade causes a cam integral with the orientation axis and, therefore, of the blade, to contact an inclined partition integral with the cable, forcing the blade to adopt a smaller angle of attack the larger it is its advance or, what is the same, the greater the force it receives from the wind, achieving a balance between the compression of the spring and the angle of attack of the blade, which keeps stable the force that the blade brings to the flexible line .
- the other improvement that the invention brings is concretized to the pulleys which, according to the invention, are constituted by a ring that rotates around one or several wheels that keep it captive.
- the axles of these wheels are fixed to the columns that support the assembly through corresponding radial arms.
- the axles of the wheels that support and guide the ring can be axles of electric generators (alternators) or mechanical transmission.
- the ring on the outside has an appropriate throat or channel to guide the cable correspondingly and inside a raceway suitable for guiding and transmitting mechanical energy to the guide wheels with minimal friction losses and minimal noise.
- the structure of the ring and wheels must be sized to withstand, with minimal deformation and without fatigue, cable tension, centrifugal force and its own weight.
- Figure 1 shows a schematic view according to a side elevation of the system of the invention, according to a transmission line formed by three cables, the two drag cables and the steering cable being attached to the blades according to a first embodiment in which the steering cable is longitudinally movable with respect to the drag cables.
- Figure 2. Shows a schematic plan view of the same system represented in the previous figure.
- Figure 3. It shows, schematically, the mechanism based on which it is achieved that the longitudinal displacement of the steering cable is transformed into a variation of the angle of attack of the blades with respect to the wind direction, in the case where which the separating arms are fixedly attached to the shovel and articulated to the cable.
- Figure 4. It shows, schematically, the mechanism based on which it is achieved that the longitudinal displacement of the steering cable is transformed into a variation of the angle of attack of the blades with respect to the wind direction, in the case where that the separating arms are articulated to the blade and fixedly attached to the cable.
- Figure 5. It shows a schematic view according to a side elevation of the system of the invention, according to a transmission line formed by three cables, showing a blade and the means for joining it to the two drag cables and the steering cable. , as well as the positions that the pulley that supports the steering cable can occupy according to an embodiment in which the steering cable is movable by the movement of the pulleys in a horizontal plane and in the direction of the prevailing winds.
- Figure 6 shows a plan view of the system of the invention, according to a transmission line formed by three cables, according to an embodiment in which the steering cable is movable by the movement of the pulleys in a horizontal plane and in the direction of the prevailing winds.
- Figure 1 It shows a schematic view according to a representation in side elevation of a part of the system made with a different form of execution, where a column of the several that can include the wind system appears, in whose column two guided rings are mounted on the corresponding pulleys and on said rings the corresponding carrier drag cables of the blades with the support and orientation system carried out in accordance with that second embodiment.
- Figure 8.- Shows a schematic plan view of the part of the system or installation represented in the previous figure.
- Figure 9 shows a detail of what can be considered as a perspective of a shovel with the corresponding axis of orientation and fastening to the cables.
- Figure 10. Shows a detailed view corresponding to the support of the blade, through its axis of orientation, to the cable, support that integrates the mechanism that allows the self-orientation of the blade, in order to adopt a angle of attack less than spontaneous when the wind speed exceeds the limit established as safety of the installation.
- Figure 11.- Shows a sectional view of the blade to illustrate various positions of the lift axis, each of which will give rise to a spontaneous angle of attack, all in accordance with the embodiment shown in the figures. 7 to 10
- Figure 12.- Shows the table in which the relationship between the angle of attack, the distance of the axis of orientation of the leading edge of the blade and the driving force provided by the blade can be seen.
- Figure 13 Shows, finally, a detail of the guide of the ring through which the drag cable runs, which is guided in one or more internal wheels whose axis, in this case, corresponds to that of an alternator.
- the wind system of the invention is constituted from a plurality of blades (1) arranged vertically and held by its inner face to a pair of drag cables (2), which run in a closed line between two columns or towers (3) arranged in opposition, with the particularity that those drag cables (2) determining the transmission line they are passed through corresponding pulleys (4) mounted on arms (5) that act as separators.
- deformable profile blades and even curved profile blades can be used.
- the system incorporates an intermediate cable (8), called the steering cable, to which the blades (1) by its tail or trailing edge by means of a mechanism constituted from a separating arm (9) at whose free end it has a joint (10) on which a tubular element (11) is disposed internally to which it is movable a bar (12) that, at its other end and through the joint (13), is linked to the trailing edge or tail of the blade itself (1).
- the steering cable (8) is braked with respect to the drag cables (2), the tail of the blade (1) is pushed by the bar (12) which causes such a blade to rotate (1). ) and, as a consequence, a variation in the angle formed between it and the transmission line.
- the steering cable (8) intermediate between the cables (2) of the flexible transmission line, also runs between corresponding pulleys (4 ') mounted on the columns (3), with the corresponding spacers (5 1 ).
- the bar (12) enabled for both axial and angular movement, has an elastic element (14) associated with a limit stop (15), which dampens the longitudinal displacements of the bar (12), eliminating sudden jerks that occur in changes of direction of the blades (1).
- a limit stop (15) which dampens the longitudinal displacements of the bar (12), eliminating sudden jerks that occur in changes of direction of the blades (1).
- the relative displacement between the steering cable (8) and the drag cables (2) is achieved by moving the pulleys (4 ') through which the steering cable (8) runs in a horizontal plane and according to the direction of the prevailing winds.
- the steering cable (8) is attached to the blades (1), by its tail or trailing edge, by means of dividers (6) similar to those used for joining the drag cables (2) to the heads or leading edge of the blades (1), such that the horizontal displacement of the pulleys (4 ') through which the steering cable (8) runs causes a thrust of the separating arm (6), associated with the cable government (8), on the blade (1) and, consequently, a rotation of the latter with respect to the spacer arms (6) associated with the drag cables (2).
- the angle formed by the blade (1) can be varied at will.
- the blades (1) can be properly oriented to achieve maximum performance when the wind is usable, being able to adopt also a safety position when the wind force is extremely high and could damage the system if it directly affects the entire surface of the blade (1).
- the wind or wind turbine system comprises a plurality of blades (1) that are mounted on drag cables (2), which constitute the flexible line , observing in figure 8 the wind direction according to the arrow (16) and the direction of movement of the cable (2) according to the arrow (17).
- the cables (2) run through rings (18), which are preferably coaxially mounted to the corresponding support columns (3), so that those rings (18) are guided on wheels (19) arranged internally and provided at the ends of corresponding radial arms (20) emerging from the support column (3).
- alternators (21) are provided on the axles of the wheels (19).
- the rings (18) will have a tire (22), finished off in a rolling extension (23) that contacts the wheel
- the ring or rings (18) will have a throat for the cable guide (2).
- the profile of the blades is defined, which can be symmetrical or symmetrical, convex or convex-concave or others.
- the rope and the plan of the blade are defined, then look for in a test bench the angle of attack that gives us the maximum force on the cable and the mooring point whose moment is zero for said angle of attack, thus defining the blade and its orientation axis.
- each blade (1) to the cables (2) constituting the flexible line, is made through its orientation axis (25) and therefore, as illustrated in Figures 2 and 3, the blade will have recesses (25 '), cuts or other means that allow access to the axis of the connection means to the cables (2).
- Each blade (1) can rotate freely on its orientation axis (25).
- its orientation axis can be external or internal, that is, it can be inside or outside of it.
- orientation axis (25) can be continuous or discontinuous, extending physically or imaginary along and parallel to the wingspan of the blade.
- the repeated orientation axis (25), continuous or discontinuous, is provided so that the blade can rotate freely with respect to it and, in turn, to attach the blade to the drag cables by means of the support pieces (26), which first have jaws (27) through which the assembly is anchored to the cable.
- the support parts (26) is provided with the maximum power control mechanism, a mechanism that is constituted by a sliding part (28) to which the orientation axis (25) is mounted. ).
- Said sliding piece (28) is capable of moving in a guide (29) fixed statically to the support (26) to which, as indicated above, the corresponding drag cable (2) is attached through respective jaws (27). .
- the sliding of the sliding part (28) is carried out against the force of a spring (30), a spring that is rated according to the maximum safety force that the blade has to supply to the cable. Consequently with the above, when the force of the wind and, therefore, the force supplied by the blade exceeds that of setting the spring (30), the sliding piece (28) advances by dragging the blade (1) with its lift axis ( 25), until the cam (31), integral with the shaft (25), contacts the partition (32), which constitutes the cam path, so that its displacement on the partition (32) causes the blade reduction (1) or, what is the same, the proportional decrease in the angle of attack, that is, adopting an angle of attack that will be so much smaller the more force the blade applies against the spring (30), finding a equilibrium between the compression of the spring and the angle of attack of the blade, which keeps stable the force that it brings to the cable.
- the maximum power control device described must exist in at least one of the support pieces (26) for connection to the cables, depending on whether there is one or more pieces with this device, on the length or wingspan of the blades.
- the remaining means of joining the blade to the respective cable through its orientation axis do not need to comprise the maximum power control device, and can be constituted as simple means of joining the cable to the orientation axis.
- Figure 12 shows a graph where the interrelation between the position of the shaft (25) can be observed, that is, its location with respect to the leading edge (35) of the blade, the angle of spontaneous attack () and the force motor provided in each case.
- This graphic corresponds to a NACA 63-015 profile, with a 250 mm rope. and for a relative speed of 22.2 m / s.
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