This invention discloses a
turbine power generation device based on pulse
detonation, comprising a compressor, a pulse
detonation combustion chamber, a gas
turbine, a
coupling, a generator, and a controller. During operation, air enters from the compressor and is split into inner and outer bypass air. The inner bypass air passes through a
cyclone separator and enters the
mixing chamber. Fuel, controlled by a
solenoid valve, enters the
mixing chamber through a
nozzle at the center of the
cyclone separator, mixing with the air to form a premixed gas. After passing through a central conical blunt body, the premixed gas is ignited by a high-energy electric
nozzle in a concave cavity and enters the
detonation section. The
flame accelerates in this section, ultimately forming a detonation wave. This detonation wave ejects the outer bypass air and enters the tailpipe together, further increasing the pressure. The ejected
airflow enters the gas
turbine and drives the generator to generate
electricity. Compared to traditional slow-burning power generation devices, this invention has
higher power generation efficiency, a wider range of
power output variation, and can achieve rapid changes in
power output.