WO2013163979A2 - Off-shore pumped-storage power plant - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- the invention relates to a pumped storage power plant according to claim 1 and the following claims, which is placed in waters, mainly in the seas and as energy storage, for. B. can serve for wind farms and solar power plants of any kind.
- a significant disadvantage of the known pumped storage power plants is the considerable space required, if it is a fully synthetic power plant. Furthermore, the realization of a pumped storage power plant often does not correlate with the interests of many groupings, in particular not with the interests of conservation organizations.
- the essential feature of the vertically stacked chambers connected by flow channels is placement within waters, especially within seas, as the core of offshore storage power plants.
- the basis for generating the fall height potential of the water required for this purpose Since the pumped storage power plant is preferably located within the sea, There are virtually no shortages of the central medium of water, which is necessary here for energy storage.
- the locality of the storage power plant would usually be home to the low maintenance losses in the vicinity of alternative power plants, where the storage of excess energy can then be done directly as an intermediate buffer efficiency.
- the arrangement of the water pump is made with the electric motors, which are driven by means of the excess power supplied by the respective power plants.
- the water pumps deliver the water from the lower chambers via their exit channel into the marine environment, thus making room for the energy conversion of the geodesically higher water from the upper chamber.
- the upper chambers would, in one version, advantageously be designed as low volume bulbs in which the controllable orifices and flow ducts and distribution are housed in the downcomers connected to the lower bulky chambers.
- the controllable orifices and flow ducts and distribution are housed in the downcomers connected to the lower bulky chambers.
- the water turbines which are likewise positioned in the lower chambers, are acted upon by the water of the upper chamber via the connection channels at the currently existing fall height.
- Hydro turbines are coupled to the electric generators, which convert the mechanical power of the turbines into electrical energy.
- the electrical energy of the generators is transported via lines which converters in the network or, is supplied to the consumers with the relevant voltages.
- 1 is a schematic diagram of the main components of the off-shore
- the open, upper chamber is designed small volume and contains the controllable opening and distribution devices for the incoming water;
- the open, upper chamber is large volume designed as an intermediate water reservoir
- Fig. 3 is a representational sketched off-shore pumped storage power plant in which the water in the intermediate water storage of the upper
- Chamber with closed valve of the connecting channel flows and simultaneously water is pumped to the "storage filling" from the lower chamber into the sea;
- Fig. 4 is a representational sketched off-shore pumped storage power plant, in which the intermediate water tank of the upper chamber as well as the lower chamber in the still running Beaufschlagungsphase the water turbine is already largely filled with water, which is almost the empty state of the memory displays;
- Fig. 5 is a representational sketched off-shore pumped storage power plant in which the intermediate water storage of the upper chamber is full and the lower chamber contains a low water load and practically the indicates maximum energy storage of potential water energy.
- Fig. 1 shows in principle the pumped storage power plant with the z. B. upwardly open chambers 2, the controllable openings 8 with z. B. controllable
- Sliders 9 include.
- the chambers 2 have the essential task to keep their water surfaces 23 close to the geodetic height of the sea surface 22 as upper potency surface for the current drop height largely constant. This means that the water flow from the sea through the controllable openings 8, and the valves and slides 9 in the open chambers 2 cause only small deductions at the height of fall and thus the water surface 23 deviates only slightly from the sea surface 22.
- controllable valve 7 of the connecting channel 4 If the controllable valve 7 of the connecting channel 4 is opened, the admission of the water turbines 10 takes place with a fall height 6.
- the directing valve 7 Nesse save if the regulation for the water turbine operation would be accomplished by the controllable openings 8 of the relatively small-volume chamber 2.
- the water of the upper chamber 2 thus flows through the water turbine 10 and passes through the turbine outlet into the lower large-volume chamber 3, which defines the storage capacity of the pumped storage power plant 1 via the length dimensions thereof substantially.
- Chamber height of 10 m also require an area of about 3.7 x 10 ⁇ m ⁇ , which corresponds to a square length of about 610 m. Are the boundary conditions for a very large fall height 6 with 100 m given the same chamber height leaves
- the storage volume and the space requirement tenthin 3.7 x 10 m which then corresponds to a square length of less than 200 m for a 100 MWh memory.
- the expenditure per MWh for the pumped storage power plant in the sea is very much dependent on the dimensioning possibilities of the falling heights 6 to be realized for a given storage volume, which is given by the extension from the sea surface 22 to the central water surface 24 in the lower chamber 3.
- the pumped storage power plant of Fig. 1 is made variable in the distance from the seabed via devices and methods, so that the water cycle of the storage power plant in all the operating phases of the "filling” such as "emptying” and the changing conditions of the sea adaptable is.
- controllable openings 8 in the connecting channel 4 to the marine environment are conceivable, which would have to be activated at the height changes of the power plant for turbine operation.
- the power is supplied via the lines 26 to the electric motors 13 of the water pumps 12 in the lower chamber 3 for "filling" the energy store by pumping out the water from the chamber 3.
- the pumped storage power plant will be informed according to the needs and constraints - "energy storage", "electricity in a predetermined amount” and - further process requirements - the power plant control 25 are communicated via the signals 29, the respective signals 28 to the devices, or Aktuato - of the relevant components, such as B. valves 7, 9, 14, pumps and electric motors 12, 13 or water turbines and generators 10, 11 emit.
- the power plant 1 must be precisely defined in terms of its degrees of freedom of movement by guide, support pillars and damping devices 20, 21 despite the controllability of essential forces due to the often harsh weather conditions in its local area.
- the large chambers 2 can be regarded as a buffer against the sea environment, the water surfaces 23 of the sea surface 22, based on the absolute drop height 6, can differ significantly per cent.
- the large volume of the chambers 2 offers over the water filling rate the advantage for wide use of the mentioned options with regard to the floating or floating capability of the power plant. 1 Furthermore, this allows the resulting forces from the gravity and the lift on the Abstitzeben and dampers 20, 21 are kept adjustable small.
- the power plant 1 can be assembled from many self-sufficient modules mountable.
- "storage parks" in the sea could be gradually developed over many decades of immense sizes, which can adapt to the growing storage requirements of alternative or even conventional power plants without space problems.
- 3, 4 and 5 show an objectively outlined representation of a pumped storage power plant 1, or a power plant module in different operating phases of the memory with the core units water pumps with electric motors 12, 13 and water turbines and generators 10.1 1, the valves 7,8, 14 and sliders 9, which are controlled by the control 25.
- the water pumps 12 being driven by the power plant excess current, eg from the neighboring wind power park, by the electric motors 13 by means of the lines 26 and pumping the same
- the energy of this surplus stream effects a potential transformation of the amount of water in the compartments 2 over the created drop height potential 6 between the water surfaces 23 and 24 in the water
- the volume of the pumped-out water in chamber 3 is replaced by the ambient air flowing in through the ventilation channel 5.
- the controllable openings 8 are set by the slide 9 in the direction "on", whereby the influx of seawater takes place.
- Fig. 4 shows the memory of the power plant 1, by the filled volume of the chamber 3 just before its "empty state.”
- the water turbine 10 may well over an existing drop height 6 the generator 1 1 with open valve 7 for a certain time with lower specific If the water in the chambers could rise into the ventilation piping 5, the drop height 6 would move to the value 0, which, however, would not take place in the real operating mode due to tolerance specifications of the lower drop height 6.
- the supports and guides 20, 21 are activated via corresponding pillars which are anchored in the seabed as a support for the power plant 1 for height stabilization.
- FIG. 5 An almost full memory state, which can be seen from the largely empty lower chambers 3, shows the Fig. 5.
- the upper chambers 2 are also almost completely filled for a high drop height 6 in the example shown. Nevertheless, the average density of the entire power plant is still below the seawater density.
- the draft of the power plant 1 was adjusted here by the total amount of water so that the position of the power plant 1 still adjusts with a slight distance to the support of the support and damping devices 20, 21 in the often optimal floating state.
- the valves 7 are opened in front of the water turbines, whereby the drive of the generators for power production is made possible.
- the volume values of the leegepumpten chambers 3 mainly for the dimensioning of the stored target energy amount and the volume values of the chambers 2 for the adjustment of the modes of operation of the entire pumped storage power plant 1 on a floating, possibly floating or sinking state with a high or low power requirement on the support and damping devices 20, 21, which must be received by corresponding pillars, and their seabed foundations.
- Pumped-storage power plant modules 1 are preferably made of steel and malleable concrete on land, whereby also manufacturing methods of conventional shipyards will play a significant role.
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