Coaxial heating microwave antenna with H-shaped cracks, and cluster type microwave antenna
A microwave antenna and coaxial heating technology, which can be applied to antenna equipment with additional functions, leaky waveguide antennas, antenna arrays with separate power supply, etc., can solve the problems of less research on the structural design of electromagnetic wave heaters, etc.
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Embodiment 1
[0074] The coaxial heating microwave antenna with H-shaped cracks designed by the present invention is used to solve the secondary generation problem in the exploitation of natural gas hydrate in the Shenhu sea area. The microwave with a frequency of 2.45 GHz is sent out by the microwave generator and transported to the electromagnetic wave through the transmission system. The heater acts on gas hydrates. Use the three-pin adjuster to control the reflected microwave power to ensure the change of the standing wave coefficient of the load and ensure the best microwave transmission of the system. The curved waveguide is used to change the direction of microwave transmission. The whole set of electromagnetic wave heater power supply, microwave generator system, micro-control system, waveguide and other devices are placed on the ground, and the designed coaxial heating microwave antenna with H-shaped cracks is lowered to the wellbore through a coaxial cable. Work under the working...
Embodiment 2
[0076] The main technical solution of this embodiment is the same as that of Embodiment 1, the difference between the two is that the integrated cluster microwave antenna is lowered into the production pipeline to heat the secondary-generated natural gas hydrate in the production shaft with a larger diameter, Improve the heating efficiency and expand the heating range.
[0077] The pressure-resistant and waterproof coaxial heating microwave antenna of the H-shaped crack 4 designed in the present invention utilizes the advantage of microwave heating to act on the secondary-generated natural gas hydrate to solve problems such as blockage in the process of natural gas hydrate exploitation.
[0078] The diameters of the inner conductor 1 and the outer conductor 2 described in the present invention can be adjusted according to different microwave frequencies and ambient temperature and pressure, so as to be suitable for microwave heating in different environments.
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