Coastal seawater-desalting device powered by solar power station
A technology of solar cells and solar energy, which is applied in seawater treatment, energy wastewater treatment, general water supply conservation, etc., and can solve problems such as adverse climate change, water source pollution, and environmental pollution
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[0015] A seawater desalination device powered by solar power plants on coastal tidal flats. The seawater 1 overflowing the coastal tidal flats is poured into an external seawater storage tank 2 with a water capacity of 4,500 cubic meters. Enter the internal seawater storage tank 22 with a water capacity of 500 cubic meters, the seawater 1 flowing out from the internal seawater storage tank 22 enters the seawater distillation room 23 through the seawater inlet pipe 12, and the electric water pump 13 pressurizes the seawater 1 into the multi-effect still 17 Temporary storage; solar cells 6 with a total production capacity of 550 megawatts are installed on the bridge surface of the viaduct 21 of the viaduct solar power plant, and the power generated by the solar cells 6 is supplied to multiple groups of electric heating devices 20 to heat the multi-effect still 17 to generate salt and water vapor, the water vapor is cooled in the condenser 18 to become fresh water 25.
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[0017] A seawater desalination device powered by solar power plants on coastal tidal flats. The seawater 1 overflowing the coastal tidal flats is poured into an external seawater storage tank 2 with a water capacity of 8200 cubic meters. The seawater 1 flows through the diversion channel 3 and passes through the wall hole below the enclosure wall 4 Enter the internal seawater storage tank 22 with a water capacity of 700 cubic meters, the seawater 1 flowing out from the internal seawater storage tank 22 enters the seawater distillation room 23 through the seawater inlet pipe 12, and the electric water pump 13 pressurizes the seawater 1 into the multi-effect still 17 Temporary storage; solar cells 6 with a total production capacity of 800 megawatts are installed on the bridge surface of the viaduct 21 of the viaduct solar power plant, and the power generated by the solar cells 6 is supplied to multiple sets of electric heating devices 20 to heat the multi-effect still 17 to genera...
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