Wind driven generator and vibration control method for transmission system of wind driven generator
A wind turbine and transmission system technology, applied in the control of wind turbines, wind turbines, wind power generation, etc., can solve problems such as load fluctuations, elastic support damage of units, etc.
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Embodiment 1
[0023] Embodiment one, see figure 1 , a wind generator comprising a column 1 and a nacelle 7 . The nacelle 7 is connected to the upper end of the column 1 through the yaw braking system 2 . In the engine room 7, a generator 74 (see Figure 5 ), temperature sensor 71, auxiliary hydraulic device 72, control system 73 and transmission system 79 (such as a gearbox). The rotating shaft 741 of the generator is connected with the rotating shaft of the fan blade 78 through the transmission system 79 . Wind vanes 78 are located outside the nacelle. The auxiliary hydraulic device is the structure of the existing hydraulic station, and the transmission system 79 is supported in the engine room by the hydraulic elastic support 75 to realize vibration reduction. The hydraulic elastic support 75 includes a left mounting frame 751 , a left connecting seat 752 , a right supporting frame 753 and a right connecting seat 754 . One end of the left connection seat 752 is connected together wi...
Embodiment 2
[0034] Embodiment two, see figure 2 , The yaw brake system includes a yaw bearing 12, a yaw brake disc 22 arranged on the yaw bearing and several brakes 3. There are 6 brakes 3. Three of the six brakes 3 are arranged on the right side of the brake disc 2 , and the other three brakes 3 are arranged on the left side of the brake disc 2 . Above is the same as embodiment one, is prior art, and difference is:
[0035] The brake 3 includes a hydraulic brake mechanism 31 and a spring brake mechanism 32 . The hydraulic brake mechanism 31 is provided with an online oil leakage detection mechanism 4 .
[0036] see image 3 , The hydraulic braking mechanism 31 includes a hydraulic cylinder 311 , a piston 312 and a first friction plate 313 . One end of the piston 312 is sealingly connected in the hydraulic cylinder 311 through the first seal ring 314 , and the other end is connected with the first friction plate and 313 . The first sealing ring 314 is fixedly connected with the hyd...
Embodiment 3
[0042] Embodiment three, the difference with embodiment one is:
[0043] see Figure 4 , The hydraulic braking mechanism 31 is also provided with a selective sealing structure 5 . The selective sealing structure 5 includes a second sealing ring 51 and a gas source 52 . The second sealing ring 51 is an inflatable sealing ring. The second sealing ring 51 is sleeved on the piston 312 . The second sealing ring 51 is fixed together with the hydraulic cylinder 311 . Air source 52 is compressed air. The gas source 52 communicates with the second sealing ring 51 through a pipeline 53 . An electric valve 54 is provided on the pipeline 53 . The selective sealing structure 5 also includes a control unit electrically connected with the oil sensor. The annular oil groove 41 is located between the first sealing ring 314 and the second sealing ring 51 . In the initial state, the second sealing ring 51 is in a collapsed state, that is, the second sealing ring 51 does not seal the pist...
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