Solar energy and wind energy complementary-driving multiple-effect salifarous water desalting device based on disk type light condensation
A technology of solar wind energy and complementary drive, which is applied in the field of brine desalination devices and multi-effect brine desalination devices, can solve the problems of low energy conversion efficiency, complicated process, intermittent energy supply, etc. Simple and direct, the effect of reducing radiation heat loss
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[0028] This embodiment provides a multi-effect brine desalination device driven by solar and wind energy complementarity based on disc concentrator. The device utilizes solar energy and wind energy complementary drive to distill and desalinate brine, and recovers the latent heat of condensation released by heated water vapor for many times. , so that the salt water distillation and desalination process can run continuously, with low energy consumption and high efficiency.
[0029] Such as figure 1 As shown, the brine desalination device includes: a dish concentrator 2 , an evaporation chamber 9 , a condensation pan, a rotating shaft 22 and a stirring blade 6 .
[0030] Among them, the dish concentrator 2 is used to reflect sunlight 1 when driven by solar energy, and acts as a wind rotor blade when driven by wind energy, so that the effective switching between solar drive and wind energy drive can be realized through the structural change of the dish concentrator 2 . Specific...
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[0040] In order to improve the absorptivity of incident light, a combination of dish concentrating technology and parabolic concentrating technology is adopted, that is, on the basis of the above-mentioned embodiment 1, a secondary parabolic concentrator 5 is added, such as image 3 As shown, the secondary parabolic concentrator 5 is covered outside the hemispherical glass shell 7, and the focal spot of the secondary parabolic concentrator 5 is located at the hemispherical glass shell 7; thus the route of the incident light is divided into the following four types: The incident light a, which is reflected from the lower surface of the hemispherical glass shell 7 to the inner surface of the secondary parabolic concentrator 5, is reflected back into the saline water by the inner surface of the secondary parabolic concentrator 5, and is absorbed by the black light-absorbing plate 21 or black porous The light-absorbing particles 27 absorb, thereby avoiding the loss of light and hea...
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[0042] On the basis of the above-mentioned embodiment 1 and embodiment 2, the condensing pan in the device includes condensing pan A and condensing pan B, adopting passive control technologies such as self-gravity water intake, liquid surface buoyancy to control water volume, etc. Brine transportation, brine content stabilization and other links rely on power supply and control technology. Specifically: set an automatic water inlet switch for each condensing pan, the automatic water inlet switch includes: a water inlet plunger 26, a float 24 and a steam-water separation sleeve 25, and each condensing pan is provided with a water port as a condensing pan below it One end of the water inlet plunger 26 cooperates with the water inlet 28 to block or open the water inlet 28, and the other end is connected to the float 24, and the steam-water separation cover 25 is sleeved outside the water inlet plunger 26. In this embodiment, each condensing pan is provided with two water ports, a...
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