A system using biological urea to generate electricity

A urea and biological technology, which is applied in the field of systems using biological urea to generate electricity, can solve problems such as no detailed research and determination, and achieve the effects of easy acquisition and energy saving.

Active Publication Date: 2020-04-28
DATANG ENVIRONMENT IND GRP
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However, there is no detailed study on how to realize a large and complete power generation system.

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[0027] The present invention will be described in further detail below through specific embodiments and in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

[0028] Such as Figure 1-5 As shown, what the embodiment of the present invention described is a kind of system that adopts biological urea to generate electricity, and the system includes:

[0029] A solar power supply 1 is connected to the urea electrolytic tank 4 through a three-core cable, and the solar power supply 1 provides power support for the urea electrolysis in the urea electrolytic tank 4; the gas storage tank 6, whose inlet end is connected to the top of the urea electrolytic tank 4 through a pipeline, The hydrogen produced after the electrolysis of urea in the urea electrolytic tank 4 is transported to the gas storage tank 6 by pipelines for storage, the outlet end of the gas storage tank 6 is connected to the gas engine 12 through a pipeline, and the hydrogen in the gas storage tank 6 enters the gas engine 12 f...

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The invention discloses a system for generating electricity by adopting biological urea. The system comprises a solar power, a gas storage cylinder and a generator, wherein the solar power is connected with a urea electrolysis cylinder through a three-core cable; the inlet end of the gas storage cylinder is connected with the top of the urea electrolysis cylinder through a pipeline, and the outlet end of the gas storage cylinder is connected with a gas engine through a pipeline; and the input end of the generator is connected with the gas engine, and the output end of the generator is connected with a local power distributing cabinet and a user power distributing cabinet. The system has the beneficial effects that a direct-current power which is obtained through solar photovoltaic power generation is utilized as an electrolysis power, so that energy is saved, and the system is safe and reliable; in the electrolysis state, sea water is introduced in the enable a urea solution to show alkali, so that hydrogen is generated more easily during performance of electrolysis, and the sea water is easily available; a nickel alloy is used as a catalyst which can accelerate electrolysis of the urea solution; urine of humans or animals is utilized, and is dehydrated to get the urea solution with certain concentration; the urea solution then is electrolyzed to generate hydrogen which serves as fuel for power generation; and the urine is convenient to get, so that comprehensive new-energy power generation is realized.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of new energy power generation, in particular to a system for generating electricity using biological urea. Background technique [0002] At present, fossil fuel power generation, whether it is coal, oil, or natural gas, uses air as the oxidant, so the amount of flue gas tail gas is large, and CO2 is difficult to recover. Even if it can be recovered, the recovery cost will be high. And a large amount of dust nitrogen oxides and sulfides in the flue gas are discharged into the air to cause environmental pollution. [0003] Human or animal urine, the main components are urea and water. When the urea solution is electrolyzed, it will produce hydrogen, which can be used as fuel to make the gas engine do work, thereby driving the generator to generate electricity. However, how to realize a large and complete power generation system has not been determined in detail at present. Contents of the invention [0004] In ord...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): F02B43/10F02B63/04C25B1/02
CPCC25B1/02F02B43/10F02B63/04F02B2043/106Y02P20/133Y02T10/30
Inventor 王梅菊何安頔何健
Owner DATANG ENVIRONMENT IND GRP
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