WO2006095369A1 - Eolienne a axe vertical - 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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- the present invention relates to an improved aeolian turbine.
- the invention relates to a vertical output shaft lift turbine, studied and realised in order to obtain a high efficiency, independently from the force and the direction of the incident wind.
- Aeolian energy is one of the more interesting sources.
- Problem of exploitation of Aeolian energy is that said energy supply is usually discontinuous both in time and direction.
- Rotors of said turbines can be:
- vertical axis rotors In vertical axis rotors, wind direction is perpendicular to the rotor axis. Blades move along a plane parallel to the fluid vein.
- Typical examples of vertical axis rotors are "Savonius" rotors. They are characterised by a low rotation speed, high momentum and low efficiency. They are suitable for mechanical use such as water pumps. Really, their use is now limited to rustic environments. In any case, they have the remarkable advantage that they do not need being oriented according to the wind direction.
- rotor axis In case of horizontal axis rotors, rotor axis is parallel to the wind direction and rotates along a plane perpendicular to the same direction. Main characteristics of these rotors are:
- Hybrid rotors that have been realised very recently, have the main object of obtaining advantages both with respect to horizontal axis rotors and with respect to vertical axis rotors.
- Object of the present invention is therefore that of suggesting an aeolian turbine characterised by a high efficiency independently from the wind direction.
- Another object of the present invention is that of suggesting an aeolian turbine that can be used also for domestic apparatuses.
- an improved aeolian turbine comprising a rotor, rotatably mounted on an axis coupled with an output shaft, and characterised in that said rotor comprises a plurality of blades, substantially circularly fixed between two closed elements, thus creating an inner cavity, said blades providing a first surface, convex and oriented according to the rotation direction of said rotor, and a second surface, opposed to said first surface; and in that it comprises a conveyor, provided with a plurality of air flow deflection means, all along the perimeter of said rotor, and in front of said blades; said deflection means protecting the blades rotating according a direction opposite to the wind flow entering within the turbine and conveying said wind flow on said second surface and/or on the profile of said rotating blades, thus generating a lift, and inducing the rotor motion; said wind flow converging within said cavity and being deviated at the outlet by said deflection means substantially along the blade profile, thus creating further lift force in the
- said axis can be vertical. Still according to the invention, said elements can be comprised of two substantially circular disks or of two circular rings. Further, according to the invention, said blades can provide a second plane surface, opposed with respect to said first convex surface.
- said blades can have both profiles rounded.
- said blades can be fixed to said two elements with an angle between 42° and 53°, preferably 45°, with respect to the line tangent to the perimeter of said two closed elements.
- said conveyor can be comprised of two circular elements concentrically superimposed with respect to said closed elements.
- said means for deviating the air flow can comprise a plurality of vanes, preferably flat vanes.
- said vanes can be provided at an angle of 45° with respect to the line tangent to the perimeter of said two elements.
- said turbine can comprise a support structure, providing a plurality of upper arms converging toward a first central joint, and a plurality of lower arms converging toward a second central joint, said plurality of upper arms and said plurality of lower arms being connected by connection bars and/or supports and/or lateral and radial struts.
- an electric generation device characterised in that it comprises a turbine and a electro-magnetic transducer; the shaft to which said rotor is coupled being mechanically coupled with said electro-magnetic transducer, so as to generate electric power following the activation of said turbine.
- said device can comprise an energy storage reservoir, that can be provided with an insulating layer.
- said reservoir can provide a black and matt surface absorbing the solar energy.
- figure 1 shows a perspective view of the aeolian turbine according to the present invention open above
- figure 2 shows a top section view of the aeolian turbine according to figure 1
- figure 3 shows a section view of a blade of a rotor of the turbine of figure 1
- figure 4 shows a section view of the turbine according to figure
- figure 5 shows an embodiment of a support structure of the aeolian turbine of figure 1 ;
- figure 6 shows a power vs. wind speed graph; and
- figure 7 shows a power generation device.
- Said turbine 1 is mainly comprised of two parts: conveyor 2 and rotor 3.
- Conveyor 2 is fixed. It is comprised of two circular rings 4, 4, faced each other, between which a plurality of plane profile vane 5 are mounted in a normal position.
- Said vanes 5 suitably convey the air flow impinging on the rotor 3, each one with a different deviation angle with respect to the fluid vein direction, but all with the same and well established incidence angle of each section with respect to the corresponding lines tangent to the rotor 3.
- Best keying angle of vanes 5 on said conveyor 2 is 45°.
- Length of said vanes 5 must be such that section of fluid vein entering between two vanes reduces up to the minimum value of 65% at the outlet.
- conveyor 2 vanes 5 Another function of conveyor 2 vanes 5 is that of repairing the wind from the rotor 3 in correspondence of the quadrant wherein its blades
- Rotor 3 provided inside the fixed conveyor 2, is comprised of two discs 7, parallel and faced each other, being understood that circular rings can be used as well. Between said discs a crown of suitably shaped blades 6 is mounted, said blades having the same length of said vanes 5, o as said conveyor 2 and said rotor 3 look like a single cylindrical body, thus compacting the assembly.
- Conveyor 2 is realised in order to pick up the wind and to transform its kinetic energy into mechanical energy to be transferred to the shaft 8.
- Wind flow conveyed by outer vanes 5, enters within the rotor 3, pushing its blades 6, causing their rotation about its axis.
- Rotor 3 blades 6 are realised as a body having an asymmetric profile section with two surfaces 6' and 6", respectively flat and convex, as shown in figure 3.
- surface 6' can be concave.
- Said conformation is functionally very similar to the wings of an airplane. They are provided along the peripheral part of two discs 7, with an incidence angle (45° ⁇ 3 ⁇ 8°) with respect to the line tangent to the circle including said discs 7. Said position allows obtaining an optimum efficiency, based on the lift aerodynamic laws.
- said blades 6 are concerned by the wind flow alternatively according to the two directions, depending on their position during the rotation of the rotor 3, as it can be noted from figure 4.
- first wind flow V impact zone i.e. inlet
- second impact zone i.e. wind flow V outlet from rotor 3, in the side opposite to the first one.
- Air flow V enters through the conveyor 2, vanes 5 of which tend to canalise it, section by section, according to the same angle with respect to the rotor 3.
- the latter stroked by the air canalised flows, due to the reaction on the flat surface 6' of the blades, rotates about its own axis according to the A direction, absorbing part of the kinetic energy ad transforming it into mechanic energy available at the shaft 8.
- a solution that can be adopted in this kind of rotor 3 with flat - convex blades 6 is that of rounding also the extreme profile of second impact of said blades 6, beside that of the first impact profile, as it occurs in the aeronautic structures.
- blades 6 during their translation motion caused by the rotation of the rotor 3 also have a rotatory motion about their own axis. Therefore, they are in an upright position when they are stroked by the second impact air flow.
- a rounded profile has a lower shape resistance with respect to an acute angle profile, resistance that during this phase brakes the translation motion of blades 6. Therefore it is preferred adopting a rounded for both the blade 6 ends.
- a second solution to be adopted to increase the lift is that of making the surface 6" of said blades 6 rough.
- Peripheral speed of this kind of turbine cannot be more than 80% of wind speed thrusting the same.
- FIG 5 it is shown the support structure of turbine 1 according to the present invention.
- Said structure provides four upper arms 9 converging on a central joint 9', and four lower arms 10, converging on a central joint 10'. Said upper arms 9 and said lower arms 10 are coupled by joint bars 11.
- said lower arms 10 are coupled with supports 12 by lateral and radial struts 13.
- figure 6 it is shown the graph of power vs. wind speed for standard aeolian turbines with respect to the one according to the present invention.
- curve (b) represents power employing a blade free impact turbine
- curve (c) represents power employing a blade guided impact turbine
- curve (d) represents power employing a turbine 1 according to the present invention.
- Curve (d) is almost juxtaposed to curve (a) both for low wind regime and for high wind regime.
- turbine 1 An embodiment of turbine 1 according to the present invention can be observed from figure 7, employed as domestic power generation device.
- Said device indicated by reference number 14, provides aeolian turbine 1 , a storage reservoir 15 and an electro-magnetic transducer 16.
- Storage reservoir 15 is comprised of a metallic container, covered by a thermal insulating layer and by a protective envelope.
- a window can be realised in the outer envelope, from which the insulating layer is removed and on which a black and matt surface is applied suitable to absorb the solar energy.
- Output shaft of turbine 1 drags a multipolar permanent magnet 16' housed within a hollow cylinder 16", comprised of ferromagnetic material.
- basic feature of the present invention is the fact of obtaining aeolian energy with a high efficiency by a vertical rotor turbine, exploiting both the incident action and the lift on said blades.
- Another advantage of the present invention is its constructive simplicity, its sturdiness, its low cost and the substantial lack of maintenance.
- a third advantage of the present invention is that said turbine is really noiseless and that it is not bulky.
- the present invention has been described for illustrative but not limitative purposes, according to its preferred embodiments, but it is to be understood that modifications and/or changes can be introduced by those skilled in the art without departing from the relevant scope as defined in the enclosed claims.
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Abstract
La présente invention concerne une éolienne à axe vertical (1) améliorée, comportant un rotor (3), monté de manière rotative sur un axe couplé à un arbre de sortie (8), et caractérisée en ce que ledit rotor (3) comporte une pluralité d'aubes (6), fixées de manière sensiblement circulaire entre deux éléments fermés (7), créant ainsi une cavité interne, lesdites aubes présentant une première surface (6'), convexe et orientée selon la direction de rotation dudit rotor, et une deuxième surface (6'), opposée à ladite première surface (6'); et en ce qu'elle comporte un diffuseur (2) pourvu d'une pluralité de moyens de déflection de l'écoulement d'air, tout au long du périmètre dudit rotor (3) et devant lesdites aubes (6); lesdits moyens de déflection (5) protégeant les aubes (6) tournant dans le sens opposé à l'écoulement du vent entrant dans l'éolienne (1) et guidant ledit écoulement du vent sur ladite deuxième surface (6') et/ou sur le profil desdites aubes tournantes (6), générant ainsi une portance, et provoquant le mouvement du rotor (3); ledit écoulement du vent convergeant à l'intérieur de ladite cavité et étant dévié à la sortie par lesdits moyens de déflection (5) sensiblement le long du profil de l'aube (6), créant ainsi une force de portance supplémentaire dans le sens de la rotation du rotor (3). La présente invention concerne en outre un dispositif de génération électrique.
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