CN113335468B - Offshore wind power and hydrogen production floating foundation structure and balancing method - Google Patents
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Abstract
A floating foundation structure for offshore wind power and hydrogen production and a balancing method thereof are disclosed, wherein a floating wind power system is organically combined with a hydrogen production system, the hydrogen production system converts electric energy generated by the floating wind power system into hydrogen energy to be transmitted, a fan is positioned at the upper part of a tower and is arranged on a floating foundation through the tower, an annular damping pool is connected to the floating foundation, and the floating foundation is connected to a seabed through an anchor tying structure; the hydrogen production mechanism, the hydrogen storage mechanism, the hydrogen conveying mechanism, the energy storage mechanism, the seawater desalination mechanism and the control system in the hydrogen production system are positioned in the floating foundation through the balancing device, and the photovoltaic power generation mechanism is positioned at the upper part of the floating foundation. The system has the advantages that offshore wind power is converted into hydrogen energy in real time to be transmitted, the cost of power transmission sea cables is saved, the price balance of the offshore wind power is promoted, the hydrogen production system is still vertical under severe sea conditions, and the hydrogen production system can normally operate under the shutdown working condition of a fan.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of offshore wind power, and relates to an offshore wind power and hydrogen production floating foundation structure and a balancing method.
Background
With the increasing global demand for clean and renewable energy, the development and utilization of clean energy such as wind energy and solar energy has become an important support for energy transformation. In recent years, due to rapid progress of technology, offshore wind power is developed on a large scale, and the developed offshore wind power is mainly located offshore. According to the latest statistical data, the proportion of offshore wind power suitable for fixed foundation to the exploitable amount of the technology is about 30%, and the proportion of floating wind power is over 70%. In the development process of deep and open sea floating wind power, the electric energy transmission cost is higher and higher, and the scheme of converting the electric energy into hydrogen energy for transmission becomes feasible. At present, research institutions at home and abroad propose various ways to convert offshore wind power into hydrogen energy, and the first way is to uniformly transmit electric energy of an offshore wind farm to an onshore hydrogen production facility through a cable to produce hydrogen; the second mode is that the electric energy of the offshore wind farm is firstly and uniformly transmitted to an offshore hydrogen production facility through a cable to produce hydrogen, and then the hydrogen is transmitted to the land through a hydrogen transmission pipeline; the third scheme is that hydrogen is produced directly on a floating basis and then is conveyed to land through a hydrogen conveying pipeline. The third scheme has relatively better economic benefits compared with the first two modes. However, how to organically combine the floating foundation with hydrogen production is still a key technical problem to be solved.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the technical problem of providing a floating foundation structure for offshore wind power generation and hydrogen production, wherein a hydrogen production system is integrated in the floating foundation structure, and the integral structural design of the offshore wind power generation and hydrogen production system and the floating foundation structure can reduce the construction, operation and maintenance costs of the hydrogen production system, provide a good operating environment for the hydrogen production system, and reduce the corrosion and damage of seawater and sea fog to hydrogen production equipment.
In order to solve the technical problems, the technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows: a floating foundation structure for offshore wind power and hydrogen production comprises a floating wind power system and a hydrogen production system, wherein the floating wind power system and the hydrogen production system are organically combined, and the hydrogen production system converts electric energy generated by the floating wind power system into hydrogen energy to be transmitted; the floating wind power system comprises a fan, a tower, a floating foundation, an annular damping pool and an anchor tying structure, wherein the fan is positioned at the upper part of the tower and is arranged on the floating foundation through the tower, the annular damping pool is connected to the floating foundation, and the floating foundation is connected to a seabed through the anchor tying structure; the hydrogen production system comprises a hydrogen production mechanism, a hydrogen storage mechanism, a hydrogen conveying mechanism, an energy storage mechanism, a seawater desalination mechanism, a photovoltaic power generation mechanism and a control system, wherein the hydrogen production mechanism is connected with the hydrogen storage mechanism, the energy storage mechanism, the seawater desalination mechanism and the control system, and the energy storage system is connected with the photovoltaic power generation mechanism and the control system; the hydrogen production mechanism, the hydrogen storage mechanism, the hydrogen conveying mechanism, the energy storage mechanism, the seawater desalination mechanism and the control system in the hydrogen production system are positioned inside the floating foundation, and the photovoltaic power generation mechanism is positioned on the upper part of the floating foundation.
The wind turbine is arranged on a floating foundation through a tower frame to ensure that the wind turbine operates completely and stably, the floating foundation is connected to a seabed through an anchor tying structure to limit the movement of the floating foundation under the action of wind, wave and current loads, the annular damping pool falls off through the vortex of seawater and an annular plate wall to increase the movement damping of the floating foundation, the hydrogen production mechanism, the hydrogen storage mechanism, the hydrogen conveying mechanism, the energy storage mechanism, the seawater desalination mechanism and the control system are positioned in the floating foundation to reduce and avoid the erosion action of seawater splash and seawater fog on the hydrogen production system, and the photovoltaic power generation mechanism is positioned at the upper part of the floating foundation to provide a standby power supply to ensure the normal operation of the hydrogen production system under the working condition that the wind turbine stops operating. The novel seawater wind power and hydrogen production floating foundation structure is used for integrally designing the floating wind power system and the hydrogen production system in the structural design process, and the integration of the hydrogen production system is completed in the floating foundation construction process, so that the offshore operation process and time are reduced.
According to the embodiment of the invention, the annular damping pool is composed of a plurality of rings of concentric annular plates, the annular damping pool is divided into an inner ring and an outer ring, the inner ring and the outer ring are connected with each other, the annular damping pool is in one of a circular shape, a rectangular shape, a triangular shape and an irregular shape, a plurality of cabins are divided inside the floating foundation, and the annular damping pool structure improves the vertical and horizontal motion damping of the floating foundation.
According to the embodiment of the invention, the hydrogen production mechanism, the hydrogen storage mechanism, the hydrogen conveying mechanism, the energy storage mechanism, the seawater desalination mechanism and the control system are distributed in different cabins of the floating foundation, and the photovoltaic power generation mechanism is positioned at the upper part of the multi-ring damping pool of the floating foundation so as to avoid the erosion effect of seawater splashing on the mechanism.
According to the embodiment of the invention, the hydrogen production mechanism, the hydrogen storage mechanism, the hydrogen delivery mechanism, the energy storage mechanism, the seawater desalination mechanism and the control system are arranged in different cabins of the floating foundation through the self-balancing device, the self-balancing device is a combined mechanism of liquid and a spring structure, and the self-balancing device limits the motion amplitude of the hydrogen production mechanism, the hydrogen storage mechanism, the hydrogen delivery mechanism, the energy storage mechanism, the seawater desalination mechanism and the control system in the shaking process of the floating foundation.
According to the embodiment of the invention, the electric energy generated by the fan is transmitted to the hydrogen production mechanism, the energy storage mechanism and the seawater desalination system through cables, and the hydrogen production mechanism transmits hydrogen to the submarine hydrogen pipeline of the wind power plant through the hydrogen transmission mechanism.
The invention has the advantages and positive effects that:
1. the invention integrates a hydrogen production system and a floating wind power system, realizes the real-time conversion of offshore wind power into hydrogen energy for transmission, saves the cost of a power transmission submarine cable, and promotes the price balance of the offshore wind power.
2. According to the invention, the core mechanism of the hydrogen production system is integrated in the floating foundation of the floating wind power system, so that the corrosion and damage of the seawater and the sea fog severe ocean environment to the hydrogen production system are reduced, the core mechanism of the hydrogen production system is placed in different cabins of the floating foundation through a self-balancing device, and when the floating foundation is inclined, the core mechanism of the hydrogen production system is still vertical, so that the safe and efficient operation of the hydrogen production system is ensured.
3. The photovoltaic power generation mechanism is positioned at the upper part of the annular damping pool of the floating foundation, the solar energy is utilized to continuously provide electric energy for the energy storage mechanism, the input power of the electrolyzed water is adjusted within an acceptable range, the service life loss of the electrolytic cell is reduced, and meanwhile, the normal operation of the hydrogen production system under the shutdown working condition of the fan is ensured.
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fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of the novel offshore wind power and hydrogen production floating foundation structure.
Fig. 2 is another schematic diagram of the novel offshore wind power and hydrogen production floating infrastructure of the present invention.
Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of the arrangement of a hydrogen production system in the novel offshore wind power and hydrogen production floating foundation structure.
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of the annular damping tank structure of the present invention.
Fig. 5 is a schematic view of the connection between the hydrogen production system of the present invention and a floating foundation.
Fig. 6 is another connection schematic of fig. 5.
In the figure: the system comprises a floating wind power system 1, a fan 11, a tower 12, a floating foundation 13, an annular damping pool 14, an anchor tying structure 15, a hydrogen production system 2, a hydrogen production mechanism 21, a hydrogen storage mechanism 22, a hydrogen conveying mechanism 23, an energy storage mechanism 24, a seawater desalination mechanism 25, a photovoltaic power generation mechanism 26 and a control system 27.
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As shown in fig. 1-6, an offshore wind power and hydrogen production floating infrastructure comprises a floating wind power system 1 and a hydrogen production system 2; the floating wind power system 1 comprises a fan 11, a tower 12, a floating foundation 13, an annular damping pool 14 and an anchor tying structure 15; the hydrogen production system 2 comprises a hydrogen production mechanism 21, a hydrogen storage mechanism 22, a hydrogen conveying mechanism 23, an energy storage mechanism 24, a seawater desalination mechanism 25, a photovoltaic power generation mechanism 26 and a control system 27.
The fan 11 is positioned at the upper part of a tower 12 and is arranged on a floating foundation 13 through the tower 12, the annular damping pool 14 is connected to the floating foundation 13 and is concentric with the floating foundation 13, and the floating foundation 13 is connected to the seabed through an anchoring structure 15; the hydrogen production mechanism 21 is connected with the hydrogen storage mechanism 22, the energy storage mechanism 24, the seawater desalination mechanism 25 and the control system 17, and the energy storage mechanism 24 is connected with the photovoltaic power generation mechanism 26 and the control system 27; the hydrogen production mechanism 21, the hydrogen storage mechanism 22, the hydrogen conveying mechanism 23, the energy storage mechanism 24, the seawater desalination mechanism 25 and the control system 27 in the hydrogen production system 2 are positioned inside the floating foundation 13, and the photovoltaic power generation mechanism 27 is positioned at the upper part of the floating foundation 13.
When the device is used, the fan 11 is installed on the floating foundation 13 through the tower 12 to ensure safe and stable operation of the fan, the floating foundation 13 is connected to a seabed through the anchoring structure 15 to limit movement of the floating foundation under the action of wind, wave and current loads, the annular damping pool 14 falls off through vortex of seawater and an annular plate wall to increase movement damping of the floating foundation, the hydrogen production mechanism 21, the hydrogen storage mechanism 22, the hydrogen conveying mechanism 23, the energy storage mechanism 24, the seawater desalination mechanism 25 and the control system 27 are located in an inner cabin of the floating foundation 13 to reduce and avoid erosion of seawater splash and seawater fog on the hydrogen production system 1, and the photovoltaic power generation mechanism 26 is located at the upper part of the floating foundation 13 to provide a standby power supply to ensure normal operation of the hydrogen production system under the working condition that the fan stops operating. The novel offshore wind power and hydrogen production floating foundation structure is characterized in that the floating wind power system 1 and the hydrogen production system 2 are integrally designed in the structural design process, the hydrogen production system 1 is integrated in the construction process of the floating foundation 13, and offshore operation procedures and time are reduced.
When the floating foundation is used, the floating foundation is made of one or more materials of high-performance prestressed reinforced concrete and steel through modular manufacturing, assembly or integral manufacturing.
In a preferred scheme, the annular damping pool 14 is composed of an inner ring and an outer ring, the shape of the inner ring and the outer ring of the annular damping pool 14 is one of circular ring, rectangle, triangle and irregular shape, the inner ring and the outer ring are connected by partition plates, a plurality of cabins are divided inside the floating foundation 13, and the annular damping pool 14 improves the vertical and horizontal motion damping of the floating foundation 13.
When the floating foundation is used, the annular damping pool further comprises an inner ring, a middle ring and an outer ring, and the number, the size, the structural form, the number of the partition plates and the shape of the partition plates of the annular damping pool are adjusted to improve the motion damping of the floating foundation, optimize the motion performance of the floating foundation and improve the stability and the wave resistance of the floating foundation.
In a preferred scheme, the hydrogen production mechanism 21, the hydrogen storage mechanism 22, the hydrogen transportation mechanism 23, the energy storage mechanism 24, the seawater desalination mechanism 25 and the control system 27 are distributed in different cabins of the floating foundation 13, and the photovoltaic power generation mechanism 26 is positioned at the upper part of the circular damping pool 14 of the floating foundation 13 so as to avoid the erosion effect of seawater splashing on the hydrogen production system 1.
When the device is used, the hydrogen production mechanism, the hydrogen storage mechanism, the hydrogen conveying mechanism, the energy storage mechanism, the seawater desalination mechanism and the control system are connected with one another, the positions of the cabins are determined according to the action and the connection mode among the mechanisms, and the other cabins are used as ballast tanks.
In the preferred scheme, the hydrogen production mechanism 21, the hydrogen storage mechanism 22, the hydrogen transmission mechanism 23, the energy storage mechanism 24, the seawater desalination mechanism 25 and the control system 27 are installed in different cabins of the floating foundation through a self-balancing device, the self-balancing device is a combined mechanism of a liquid structure and a spring structure, the self-balancing device limits the motion amplitude of the hydrogen production mechanism, the hydrogen storage mechanism, the hydrogen transmission mechanism, the energy storage mechanism, the seawater desalination mechanism and the control system in the shaking process of the floating foundation, and the vertical placement of the hydrogen production mechanism, the hydrogen storage mechanism, the hydrogen transmission mechanism, the energy storage mechanism, the seawater desalination mechanism and the control system is kept to the maximum extent.
Preferably, the liquid is a low freezing point liquid which has the characteristics of high density, high viscosity, low freezing point and high boiling point and is not easy to evaporate and solidify.
In a preferred scheme, electric energy generated by the fan 11 is transmitted to the hydrogen production mechanism 21, the energy storage mechanism 24 and the seawater desalination system 25 through cables, and the hydrogen production mechanism 21 transmits hydrogen to a submarine hydrogen pipeline of the wind power plant through the hydrogen transmission mechanism 23.
The method for balancing the offshore wind power and hydrogen production floating foundation structure comprises the following steps:
s1, assembling, namely putting liquid into a cabin inside the floating foundation 13, putting the open slot into the liquid, and connecting the memory spring with the open slot and the floating foundation 13; then the hydrogen production mechanism 21, the hydrogen storage mechanism 22, the hydrogen conveying mechanism 23, the energy storage mechanism 24, the seawater desalination mechanism 25 and the control system 27 are placed in the open slot;
s2, anchoring, namely, connecting one end of the anchoring structure 15 with the seabed and connecting the other end of the anchoring structure with the floating foundation 13;
s3, balancing, when the floating foundation 13 shakes, the open slot is balanced under gravity, liquid buoyancy, memory spring tension and pressure, ensuring that the hydrogen production mechanism 21, the hydrogen storage mechanism 22, the hydrogen transmission mechanism 23, the energy storage mechanism 24, the seawater desalination mechanism 25 and the control system 27 in the open slot are still in the vertical direction.
The above-described embodiments are merely preferred embodiments of the present invention, and should not be construed as limiting the present invention, and features in the embodiments and examples in the present application may be arbitrarily combined with each other without conflict. The protection scope of the present invention is defined by the claims, and includes equivalents of technical features of the claims. I.e., equivalent alterations and modifications within the scope hereof, are also intended to be within the scope of the invention.
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1. An offshore wind power and hydrogen production floating foundation structure is characterized in that: the system comprises a floating wind power system (1) and a hydrogen production system (2), wherein the floating wind power system (1) is connected with the hydrogen production system (2), and the hydrogen production system (2) converts electric energy generated by the floating wind power system (1) into hydrogen energy;
a hydrogen production mechanism (21), a hydrogen storage mechanism (22), a hydrogen conveying mechanism (23), an energy storage mechanism (24), a seawater desalination mechanism (25) and a control system (27) in the hydrogen production system (2) are positioned in the floating foundation (13), and a photovoltaic power generation mechanism (26) is positioned on the upper part of an annular damping pool (14) of the floating wind power system (1);
the floating foundation (13) is internally divided into a plurality of cabins;
the hydrogen production mechanism (21), the hydrogen storage mechanism (22), the hydrogen conveying mechanism (23), the energy storage mechanism (24), the seawater desalination mechanism (25) and the control system (27) are arranged in different cabins of the floating foundation (13) through self-balancing devices;
the self-balancing device is a combined mechanism of liquid and a memory spring;
the self-balancing device limits the motion amplitude of the hydrogen production mechanism, the hydrogen storage mechanism, the hydrogen conveying mechanism, the energy storage mechanism, the seawater desalination mechanism and the control system in the floating foundation shaking process, and keeps the vertical placement of the hydrogen production mechanism, the hydrogen storage mechanism, the hydrogen conveying mechanism, the energy storage mechanism, the seawater desalination mechanism and the control system to the maximum extent;
the liquid is low-freezing-point liquid, has the characteristics of high density, high viscosity, low freezing point and high boiling point, and is not easy to evaporate and solidify;
the floating wind power system (1) comprises a fan (11), a tower (12), a floating foundation (13), an annular damping pool (14) and an anchor tying structure (15); the fan (11) is positioned at the upper part of the tower (12) and is connected to the floating foundation (13) through the tower (12), the annular damping pool (14) is connected to the floating foundation (13), and the floating foundation (13) is connected with the anchor tying structure (15);
the annular damping pool (14) is composed of an inner ring and an outer ring, and the annular damping pool (14) is in a circular, rectangular or triangular structure;
the inner ring and the outer ring of the annular damping pool (14) are connected by a partition plate, a plurality of cabins are divided inside the floating foundation (13), and the annular damping pool (14) improves the vertical and horizontal motion damping of the floating foundation (13);
the floating foundation (13) is made of one or more materials of high-performance prestressed reinforced concrete and steel through modular manufacturing, assembly or integral manufacturing;
the balancing method comprises the following steps:
s1, assembling, namely putting liquid into a cabin inside the floating foundation (13), putting the open slot into the liquid, and connecting the memory spring with the open slot and the floating foundation (13); then the hydrogen production mechanism (21), the hydrogen storage mechanism (22), the hydrogen conveying mechanism (23), the energy storage mechanism (24), the seawater desalination mechanism (25) and the control system (27) are placed in the open slot;
s2, anchoring, wherein one end of the anchoring structure (15) is connected with the seabed, and the other end of the anchoring structure is connected with the floating foundation (13);
s3, balancing, when the floating foundation (13) shakes, the open slot is balanced under gravity, liquid buoyancy, memory spring tension and pressure, and the hydrogen production mechanism (21), the hydrogen storage mechanism (22), the hydrogen transmission mechanism (23), the energy storage mechanism (24), the seawater desalination mechanism (25) and the control system (27) in the open slot are still in the vertical direction.
2. The offshore wind and hydrogen production floating infrastructure of claim 1, wherein: the hydrogen production system (2) comprises a hydrogen production mechanism (21), a hydrogen storage mechanism (22), a hydrogen conveying mechanism (23), an energy storage mechanism (24), a seawater desalination mechanism (25), a photovoltaic power generation mechanism (26) and a control system (27); the hydrogen production mechanism (21) is connected with the hydrogen storage mechanism (22), the energy storage mechanism (24), the seawater desalination mechanism (25) and the control system (27) mutually, and the energy storage system (24) is connected with the photovoltaic power generation mechanism (26) and the control system (27) mutually.
3. The offshore wind and hydrogen production floating infrastructure of claim 1, wherein: the hydrogen production mechanism (21), the hydrogen storage mechanism (22), the hydrogen conveying mechanism (23), the energy storage mechanism (24), the seawater desalination mechanism (25) and the control system (27) are distributed in different cabins of the floating foundation (13).
4. The offshore wind and hydrogen production floating infrastructure of claim 1, wherein: the electric energy generated by the fan (11) is transmitted to the hydrogen production mechanism (21), the energy storage mechanism (24), the seawater desalination system (25) and the control system (27) through cables, and the hydrogen production mechanism (21) transmits hydrogen to a seabed hydrogen pipeline of the offshore wind farm through the hydrogen transmission mechanism (23).
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