Laser-microwave composite deicing system and method
Through the laser-microwave composite ice removal system, laser heat absorption and microwave heating are used, combined with wave absorbing materials, the problem of wind power equipment and high-voltage wire ice covering is solved, and rapid, energy-saving, pollution-free large-area deicing is achieved, improving Deicing efficiency and equipment utilization.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202010724622.4
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2020-07-24
- Publication Date
- 2024-12-10
- Estimated Expiration
- 2040-07-24
AI Technical Summary
Wind power plants and high-voltage wires are prone to ice-covering in cold areas, resulting in increased loads, unit shutdowns, safety hazards and power generation losses. The existing deicing methods are time-consuming, energy-consuming and inefficient.
Using laser-microwave composite ice removal system, a honeycomb-like small void is formed through laser heat absorption and thermal stress effect, combined with spraying of absorbent materials, and using microwave heating to achieve rapid ice removal. The system includes cooling system, laser light source, microwave power supply, and comprehensive control System, scanning system and heating antenna.
It has achieved large-area and efficient deicing, and the deicing speed has been increased by 5 to 10 times. It is flexible and suitable for different scenarios, without pollution, energy saving, and no need to transform the original equipment, improving the flexibility and efficiency of engineering applications.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The present invention relates to the field of laser application technology, in particular to a laser-microwave composite deicing system and method. Background Art
[0002] Wind power plants and high-voltage power lines are mostly located in high-altitude cold areas such as plateaus, ridges, and mountain tops, as well as high-latitude areas with rich wind energy resources. Due to the high altitude and low temperature, wind turbine blades and high-voltage power lines in these areas are prone to ice in winter; and when the blades or high-voltage power lines are frozen, not only will the load increase, affecting the life of the blades or the normal operation of the high-voltage power lines, but also when the ice is severe, the unit will have to be disconnected from the grid or the high-voltage power lines will be broken, which greatly reduces the utilization rate of the units in low-temperature areas for a long time. In addition, after the blades or high-voltage power lines are frozen, as the temperature rises, the ice will fall off, which will not only cause great safety hazards to the units and on-site personnel, but also when the blades or high-voltage power lines are severely iced, the blades or high-voltage power lines will be broken, thereby threatening the safety of personnel in wind farms or substations; at the same time, when the blades are covered with ice, the efficiency of the unit will be reduced, resulting in an annual power generation loss of 1%-10%, and in areas with harsh conditions, the annual power generation loss may even reach 20%-50%.
[0003] At present, there are many ways to de-ice wind turbine blades, such as mechanical de-icing, thermal de-icing, chemical spray de-icing, ultrasonic vibration de-icing, electromagnetic pulse de-icing, etc. However, these are passive de-icing methods based on heat, electricity, manpower, etc., which are not only time-consuming, labor-intensive, energy-consuming, and inefficient, but also costly and cannot fundamentally solve the above problems. Summary of the invention
[0004] In view of the problems in the background technology, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a laser-microwave composite deicing system and method to achieve large-area and efficient removal of ice from the surfaces of wind turbine blades, high-voltage wires and other objects.
[0005] The technical idea adopted by the present invention is: in order to achieve large-area rapid deicing, the present application adopts the integration of laser deicing technology and microwave deicing technology, and introduces absorbing materials at the same time to play a deicing catalytic effect, so as to achieve the purpose of quickly removing ice from the surfaces of scenes such as wind turbine blades, high-voltage wires, roads, and railway tunnels; among them, laser deicing mainly utilizes the heat absorption and thermal stress effect of ice on laser, realizes large-area surface deicing through continuous laser beam, and forms honeycomb-shaped small gaps on the ice surface through pulsed laser beam; absorbing materials are sprayed in the ice gaps or the hole matrix formed by pulsed laser, which can improve the deicing efficiency by 5 to 10 times; microwave deicing directly acts on water and absorbing materials, and achieves the purpose of composite heating of the ice layer with laser without damaging the substrate.
[0006] To achieve the above purpose, the technical solution adopted by the present invention is as follows:
[0007] A laser-microwave composite deicing system comprises a cooling system, a laser light source, a microwave power supply, an integrated control system, a collimation adjustment system, a magnetron system, a photoelectric sensor, a wave-absorbing material spraying device, a scanning system and a heating antenna, wherein the integrated control system is electrically connected to the cooling system, the laser light source, the microwave power supply, the collimation adjustment system, the magnetron system, the photoelectric sensor, the wave-absorbing material spraying device and the scanning system respectively;
[0008] Among them, the cooling system is used to cool and dissipate heat for all subsystems of the laser-microwave composite deicing system;
[0009] Laser light source, used to output high-intensity laser beam;
[0010] Microwave power supply, used to output the electrical energy required by the magnetron system;
[0011] The collimation adjustment system is used to collimate the high-intensity laser beam output by the laser light source, adjust it into a wide continuous laser beam through the scanning system and act on the deicing target surface;
[0012] A magnetron system, used to convert the electrical energy output by the microwave power supply into microwave energy;
[0013] The heating antenna is used to radiate the microwave energy output by the magnetron system to the deicing target surface in the form of a microwave beam, and convert it into heat energy after attenuation loss to achieve the effect of heating the deicing target surface;
[0014] Photoelectric sensor, used to detect the ice-covered area and ice thickness on the de-icing target surface;
[0015] A wave absorbing material spraying device, used for spraying the wave absorbing material onto the ice layer on the deicing target surface;
[0016] A scanning system for acquiring a wide continuous laser beam surface and applying it to the deicing target surface;
[0017] The integrated control system is used to control and coordinate the operation of all subsystems of the laser-microwave composite deicing system to achieve accurate and rapid removal of ice from the target surface.
[0018] Furthermore, the above deicing system also includes a power supply system for providing electrical energy to all subsystems of the laser-microwave composite deicing system.
[0019] Furthermore, the above deicing system also includes a movable carrier system for carrying all subsystems of the laser-microwave composite deicing system.
[0020] Further in the above deicing system, the integrated control system includes an FPGA module, a remote human-machine interface, a communication module, a cooling system drive circuit, a laser light source drive circuit, a microwave power switch adjustment drive circuit, a scanning system drive circuit, a photoelectric sensor drive circuit and a pneumatic drive circuit;
[0021] The remote human-machine interaction interface is connected to the FPGA module through a communication module, and the FPGA module is electrically connected to the cooling system drive circuit, the laser light source drive circuit, the microwave power switch adjustment drive circuit, the scanning system drive circuit, the photoelectric sensor drive circuit, the pneumatic drive circuit and the power supply system respectively;
[0022] The cooling system driving circuit is electrically connected to the cooling system, the laser light source driving circuit is electrically connected to the laser light source, the microwave power switch adjustment driving circuit is electrically connected to the microwave power supply, the scanning system driving circuit is electrically connected to the scanning system, the photoelectric sensor driving circuit is electrically connected to the photoelectric sensor, and the pneumatic driving circuit is electrically connected to the absorbing material spraying device.
[0023] Furthermore, in the above deicing system, the laser light source adopts a laser with an output wavelength of 1.06μm or 1.55μm or 2.0μm or 2.9μm or 10.6μm, an output power of 10W to 2000W, and working modes including continuous mode and pulse mode.
[0024] Further in the above deicing system, the alignment adjustment system is a laser collimator.
[0025] Further in the above deicing system, the scanning system is a laser galvanometer scanning system.
[0026] Furthermore, in the above deicing system, the absorbing material is alloy powder particles or ceramic particles.
[0027] A deicing method based on the above laser-microwave composite deicing system comprises the following steps:
[0028] S1. Use photoelectric sensors to detect the ice-covered area and ice thickness of the de-icing target surface, and feed back the detected ice-covered area and ice thickness information to the integrated control system;
[0029] S2. According to the ice-covered area and ice thickness signals fed back by the photoelectric sensor, analog quantity calculation is performed in the integrated control system, and corresponding working parameters of the laser light source, microwave power supply and absorbing material spraying device are preset;
[0030] S3, controlling the laser light source to output a pulsed laser beam through an integrated control system, and then obtaining a pulsed wide-width laser spot after being collimated by a collimation adjustment system and scanned by a scanning system, and then acting on the ice layer on the deicing target surface according to a path preset by the system, and forming small honeycomb-shaped gaps on the surface of the ice layer;
[0031] S4, after water and small gaps appear on the ice layer surface, the integrated control system controls the absorbing material spraying device to spray the absorbing material onto the ice layer surface and ice layer gaps of the deicing target;
[0032] S5, using photoelectric sensors to detect in real time the adsorption of absorbing materials on the ice surface and ice gaps of the deicing target;
[0033] When the photoelectric sensor detects that there are absorbing materials adsorbed on the surface of the ice layer and in the gaps of the ice layer, the laser light source is controlled by the integrated control system to generate continuous laser, and then a wide continuous laser beam surface is obtained by the scanning system and acts on the surface of the ice layer; at the same time, the microwave power supply is controlled by the integrated control system to generate microwave power, which is converted into microwave energy by the magnetron system and then radiated to the ice layer on the surface of the deicing target through the heating antenna;
[0034] S6. Repeat steps S1 to S5 until the entire ice layer on the target surface is de-iced.
[0035] In the above deicing method, during deicing, the scanning system is 2 to 4 meters away from the ice layer on the deicing target surface; the heating antenna is 2 to 5 meters away from the ice layer on the deicing target surface.
[0036] Compared with the prior art, the advantages of the present invention are:
[0037] 1) Flexible application: It can realize ultra-long-distance deicing of large, medium and small wind power equipment; this is because high-energy laser can realize long-distance non-contact space transmission of about 50 to 2000 meters, which is competent for deicing of large, medium and small wind power equipment. Therefore, the ultra-long action distance greatly increases the flexibility of engineering application;
[0038] 2) Easy and flexible to use: Laser and microwave are both external heat sources and are loaded on mobile devices. There is no need to add any additional auxiliary equipment to the wind power equipment, and there is no need to modify the original equipment. They are easy to use and flexible to move.
[0039] 3) Energy saving: Laser itself is non-conductive, has good controllability and directionality, and can accurately control the area and size of the action, thus reducing energy waste;
[0040] 4) Wide range of uses: The instantaneous energy density and range of action of the laser can be adjusted very small, and the pulse characteristics can be used to apply thermal stress to the ice layer to achieve the removal of thicker ice layers, while also being able to cut and crush ice;
[0041] 5) Fast deicing speed and high cost-effectiveness: The laser has a fast scanning speed, which can ensure the removal of ice covering a large area in a relatively short time, and can also remove local thick ice layers well and quickly;
[0042] 6) No pollution: Microwave heating has the advantages of uniform heating, no damage to the surface of objects, and no pollution to the environment; laser-microwave composite heating only consumes electrical energy, and naturally has the advantages of strong controllability, cleanliness, and no pollution;
[0043] 7) By introducing absorbing materials, the de-icing efficiency can be increased by 5 to 10 times. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0044] Figure 1 This is a working principle diagram of the laser-microwave composite deicing system of the present invention;
[0045] Figure 2 for Figure 1 The structural block diagram of the integrated control system;
[0046] Description of reference numerals:
[0047] 101. Cooling system; 102. Laser light source; 103. Microwave power supply; 104. Integrated control system; 104a. FPGA module; 104b. Remote human-computer interaction interface; 104c. Communication module; 104d. Cooling system drive circuit; 104e. Laser light source drive circuit; 104f. Microwave power switch adjustment drive circuit; 104g. Scanning system drive circuit; 104h. Photoelectric sensor drive circuit; 104i. Pneumatic drive circuit; 105. Collimation adjustment system; 106. Magnetron system; 107. Photoelectric sensor; 108. Absorbing material spraying device; 109. Scanning system; 110. Heating antenna; 111. Power supply system; 112. Movable carrier system; 113. Deicing target; 114. Ice layer; 115. Absorbing material; 116. Laser beam; 117. Microwave beam. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0048] In order to make the technical means, creative features, objectives and effects achieved by the present invention easy to understand, the following further describes how the present invention is implemented in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific implementation methods.
[0049] See also Figure 1As shown, a laser-microwave composite deicing system provided by the present invention comprises a cooling system 101, a laser light source 102, a microwave power supply 103, an integrated control system 104, a collimation adjustment system 105, a magnetron system 106, a photoelectric sensor 107, a wave-absorbing material spraying device 108, a scanning system 109 and a heating antenna 110, and the integrated control system 104 is electrically connected to the cooling system 101, the laser light source 102, the microwave power supply 103, the collimation adjustment system 105, the magnetron system 106, the photoelectric sensor 107, the wave-absorbing material spraying device 108 and the scanning system 109 respectively;
[0050] The cooling system 101 is used to cool and dissipate heat for all subsystems of the laser-microwave composite deicing system, especially for the laser light source 102 and the magnetron system 106. The laser light source 102 is used to convert electrical energy into a high-intensity laser beam, which is then collimated by the collimation adjustment system 105 and adjusted by the scanning system 109 to a wide continuous laser beam 116 and then acts on the surface of the deicing target 113; the microwave power supply 103 is used to convert DC power into the electrical energy required by the magnetron system 106; the magnetron system 106 is used to convert the electrical energy output by the microwave power supply 103 into microwave energy and feed it to the waveguide, and then radiate it to the deicing target in the form of a microwave beam 117 through the heating antenna 110. 113 surface, and after attenuation loss, converted into heat energy to achieve the effect of heating the surface of the deicing target 113; the photoelectric sensor 107 is used to detect the ice-covered area and the thickness of the ice layer 114 on the surface of the deicing target 113; the absorbing material spraying device 108 is used to spray the absorbing material 115 onto the ice layer 114 on the surface of the deicing target 113; the scanning system 109 is used to obtain a wide continuous laser beam surface and act on the surface of the deicing target 113; the integrated control system 104, as the brain center of the entire deicing system, is used to control and coordinate the work of all subsystems in the laser-microwave composite deicing system to achieve accurate and rapid removal of ice from the surface of the deicing target 113.
[0051] In the laser-microwave composite deicing system of the present invention, refer to Figure 1 As shown, it also includes a power supply system 111 for providing electrical energy to all subsystems of the laser-microwave composite deicing system; specifically, the power supply system 111 can be an existing AC power system, or a self-made power supply device that is compatible with the deicing system of the present invention, such as a switching power supply.
[0052] In the laser-microwave composite deicing system of the present invention, refer to Figure 1As shown, it also includes a movable carrier system 112 for carrying all subsystems of the laser-microwave composite deicing system; when in use, all subsystems included in the laser-microwave composite deicing system are loaded on the movable carrier system 112 and move with the movable carrier system 112; specifically, the movable carrier system 112 can be a movable loading device such as a drone, a helicopter, a robot or a small car.
[0053] More specifically, in the laser-microwave composite deicing system of the present invention, refer to Figure 2 As shown, the integrated control system 104 includes an FPGA module 104a, a remote human-machine interface 104b, a communication module 104c, a cooling system drive circuit 104d, a laser light source drive circuit 104e, a microwave power switch adjustment drive circuit 104f, a scanning system drive circuit 104g, a photoelectric sensor drive circuit 104h and a pneumatic drive circuit 104i;
[0054] Among them, the remote human-computer interaction interface 104b is connected to the FPGA module 104a through the communication module 104c (for example, a 4G communication network), and the FPGA module 104a is electrically connected to the cooling system drive circuit 104d, the laser light source drive circuit 104e, the microwave power switch adjustment drive circuit 104f, the scanning system drive circuit 104g, the photoelectric sensor drive circuit 104h, the pneumatic drive circuit 104i and the power supply system 111 respectively; the cooling system drive circuit 104d is electrically connected to the cooling system 101, the laser light source drive circuit 104e is electrically connected to the laser light source 102, the microwave power switch adjustment drive circuit 104f is electrically connected to the microwave power supply 103, the scanning system drive circuit 104g is electrically connected to the scanning system 109, the photoelectric sensor drive circuit 104h is electrically connected to the photoelectric sensor 107, and the pneumatic drive circuit 104i is electrically connected to the absorbing material spraying device 108;
[0055] The cooling system driving circuit 104d is used to drive the cooling system 101 to work, so as to realize cooling and heat dissipation for all subsystems of the laser-microwave composite deicing system, especially cooling and heat dissipation for the laser light source 102 and the magnetron system 106;
[0056] The laser light source driving circuit 104e is used to adjust the current of the laser light source 102 to achieve laser power adjustment, and is used to control the current frequency and pulse waveform to achieve laser output mode adjustment;
[0057] The microwave power switch regulating driving circuit 104f is used to regulate the voltage and current of the microwave power 103;
[0058] The scanning system driving circuit 104g is used to control the scanning system 109 to adjust the width of the laser beam spot output by the laser light source 102;
[0059] The photoelectric sensor driving circuit 104h is used to control the operation of the photoelectric sensor 107 to detect and feedback the ice-covered area on the surface of the deicing target 113 and the thickness signal of the ice layer 114;
[0060] The pneumatic driving circuit 104 i is used to adjust the spraying air pressure of the absorbing material spraying device 108 to achieve the spraying of the absorbing material 115 .
[0061] In the laser-microwave composite deicing system of the present invention, the laser light source 102 adopts a laser with an output wavelength of 1.06μm or 1.55μm or 2.0μm or 2.9μm or 10.6μm, an output power of 10W to 2000W, and working modes including continuous mode and pulse mode.
[0062] In the laser-microwave composite deicing system of the present invention, the collimation adjustment system 105 can adopt any commercially available laser collimator.
[0063] In the laser-microwave composite deicing system of the present invention, the scanning system 109 adopts a laser galvanometer scanning system.
[0064] In the laser-microwave composite deicing system of the present invention, the absorbing material 115 may be alloy powder particles, ceramic particles, or other materials with a large magnetic loss tangent value.
[0065] In the laser-microwave composite deicing system of the present invention, the deicing target 113 can be any object with ice on the surface, such as wind turbine blades, high-voltage wires, roads, and railway tunnels.
[0066] The present invention provides a deicing method based on the laser-microwave composite deicing system, which specifically comprises the following steps:
[0067] S1, the FPGA module 104a in the integrated control system 104 applies a command to the photoelectric sensor driving circuit 104h, and the photoelectric sensor driving circuit 104h drives the photoelectric sensor 107 to work, and the photoelectric sensor 107 is used to detect the ice-covered area and the thickness of the ice layer 114 on the surface of the deicing target 113, and the detected ice-covered area and ice thickness information are fed back to the FPGA module 104a of the integrated control system 104, and finally the FPGA module 104a feeds back to the remote human-computer interaction interface 104b through the communication module 104c;
[0068] S2. In the FPGA module 104a of the integrated control system 104, analog calculation is performed according to the ice-covered area and ice thickness fed back by the photoelectric sensor 107, and corresponding operating parameters of the laser light source 102, the microwave power supply 103 and the absorbing material spraying device 108 are set;
[0069] S3, applying a command to the laser light source driving circuit 104e through the FPGA module 104a in the integrated control system 104, and the laser light source driving circuit 104e controls the laser light source 102 to output a pulsed laser beam, which is collimated by the collimation adjustment system 105 and the scanning system 109 in turn to obtain a pulsed wide-width laser spot, and then acts on the ice layer 114 on the surface of the deicing target 113 according to the path preset by the system, and heats the ice layer 114, so that small honeycomb-shaped gaps are formed on the surface of the ice layer 114;
[0070] S4, after moisture and small gaps appear on the surface of the ice layer 114, the FPGA module 104a in the integrated control system 104 applies a command to the pneumatic drive circuit 104i, and the pneumatic drive circuit 104i controls the absorbing material spraying device 108 to spray the absorbing material 115, and sprays the absorbing material 115 onto the surface of the ice layer 114 and the gaps in the ice layer 114 of the deicing target 113;
[0071] S5, using the photoelectric sensor 107 to detect in real time the adsorption of the absorbing material 115 on the surface of the ice layer 114 of the deicing target 113 and in the gaps of the ice layer 114;
[0072] When the photoelectric sensor 107 detects that the absorbing material 115 is adsorbed on the surface of the ice layer 114 and in the gaps of the ice layer 114, the FPGA module 104a in the integrated control system 104 sends a command to adjust the laser light source driving circuit 104e, and the laser light source driving circuit 104e controls the laser light source 102 to work and output continuous laser, and then controls the scanning system 109 to work through the scanning system driving circuit 104g to obtain a wide continuous laser beam 116 surface, and act on the surface of the ice layer 114; at the same time, the FPGA module 104a in the integrated control system 104 sends a command to adjust the microwave power switch to adjust the driving circuit 104f to control the microwave power 103 to work, generate microwave power, and after being converted into microwave energy by the magnetron system 106, it is radiated to the ice layer 114 on the surface of the deicing target 113 at a long distance through the heating antenna 110;
[0073] S6. Repeat steps S1 to S5 until the entire ice layer 114 on the surface of the deicing target 113 is completely removed.
[0074] In the deicing method of the present invention: the distance between the scanning system 109 and the ice layer 114 on the surface of the deicing target 113 generally ranges from 2 to 4 m; the distance between the heating antenna 110 and the ice layer 114 on the surface of the deicing target 113 generally ranges from 2 to 5 m.
[0075] When the laser-microwave composite deicing system provided by the present invention is used to remove ice on high-voltage wires, the laser light source 102 is preferably a pulsed laser with a wavelength of 1.06μm, a power of 100W, a beam quality of 1.2, and working modes including continuous mode and pulse mode; the scanning system 109 is preferably a laser galvanometer scanning system with a scanning format of 100mmx50mm, and when working, it is about 25m away from the high-voltage wire; the magnetron system 106 is preferably an air-cooled magnetron system with an average anode power of 1.7-2kW, an efficiency of converting electrical energy into microwave energy of 70-80%, and an isoelectric voltage of 2.7-3.6V; the heating antenna 110 is preferably a horn antenna with a microwave frequency of 2.45GHz, and when working, it is about 3m away from the ice on the high-voltage wire.
[0076] The present invention provides a deicing method based on the laser-microwave composite deicing system. The entire deicing process can be roughly simplified into the following steps:
[0077] 1. Use pulsed laser beams to act on the ice layer to form water and porous gaps on the surface of the ice layer;
[0078] 2. Spray the absorbing material onto the surface of the ice layer and into the gaps in the ice layer;
[0079] 3. Use large-scale continuous laser beams and microwaves to heat the ice layer at a long distance, so as to quickly and extensively remove ice from the surface of the target object.
[0080] Finally, it should be noted that the above description is only an embodiment of the present invention, and does not limit the patent scope of the present invention. Any equivalent structure or equivalent process transformation made using the contents of the present invention specification and drawings, or directly or indirectly used in other related technical fields, are also included in the patent protection scope of the present invention.
Claims
1. A laser-microwave composite deicing system, Features: The invention comprises a cooling system (101), a laser light source (102), a microwave power source (103), an integrated control system (104), a collimation adjustment system (105), a magnetron system (106), a photoelectric sensor (107), a wave-absorbing material spraying device (108), a scanning system (109) and a heating antenna (110), wherein the integrated control system (104) is electrically connected to the cooling system (101), the laser light source (102), the microwave power source (103), the collimation adjustment system (105), the magnetron system (106), the photoelectric sensor (107), the wave-absorbing material spraying device (108) and the scanning system (109) respectively; The cooling system (101) is used to cool and dissipate heat for all subsystems of the laser-microwave composite deicing system; A laser light source (102) for outputting a high-intensity laser beam; A microwave power supply (103) for outputting electric energy required by the magnetron system (106); A collimation adjustment system (105) is used to collimate the high-intensity laser beam output by the laser light source (102), adjust it into a wide continuous laser beam (116) through a scanning system (109), and act on the surface of the deicing target (113); A magnetron system (106) for converting the electrical energy output by the microwave power source (103) into microwave energy; The heating antenna (110) is used to radiate the microwave energy output by the magnetron system (106) to the surface of the deicing target (113) in the form of a microwave beam (117), and convert it into heat energy after attenuation loss to achieve the effect of heating the surface of the deicing target (113); A photoelectric sensor (107) is used to detect the ice-covered area and the thickness of the ice layer (114) on the surface of the deicing target (113); An absorbing material spraying device (108) for spraying the absorbing material (115) onto an ice layer (114) on the surface of a deicing target (113); A scanning system (109) is used to obtain a wide continuous laser beam surface and act on the surface of a deicing target (113); An integrated control system (104) is used to control and coordinate the operation of all subsystems of the laser-microwave composite deicing system to achieve accurate and rapid removal of ice from the surface of the deicing target (113); It also includes a power supply system (111) for providing electrical energy to all subsystems of the laser-microwave composite deicing system; The integrated control system (104) comprises an FPGA module (104a), a remote human-machine interaction interface (104b), a communication module (104c), a cooling system drive circuit (104d), a laser light source drive circuit (104e), a microwave power switch adjustment drive circuit (104f), a scanning system drive circuit (104g), a photoelectric sensor drive circuit (104h) and a pneumatic drive circuit (104i); The remote human-machine interaction interface (104b) is communicatively connected to the FPGA module (104a) via a communication module (104c), and the FPGA module (104a) is electrically connected to the cooling system drive circuit (104d), the laser light source drive circuit (104e), the microwave power switch adjustment drive circuit (104f), the scanning system drive circuit (104g), the photoelectric sensor drive circuit (104h), the pneumatic drive circuit (104i) and the power supply system (111) respectively; The cooling system drive circuit (104d) is electrically connected to the cooling system (101), the laser light source drive circuit (104e) is electrically connected to the laser light source (102), the microwave power switch adjustment drive circuit (104f) is electrically connected to the microwave power source (103), the scanning system drive circuit (104g) is electrically connected to the scanning system (109), the photoelectric sensor drive circuit (104h) is electrically connected to the photoelectric sensor (107), and the pneumatic drive circuit (104i) is electrically connected to the absorbing material spraying device (108); The wave absorbing material (115) is alloy powder particles or ceramic particles; The laser-microwave composite deicing system performs the following deicing method: S1, using a photoelectric sensor (107) to detect the ice-covered area and the thickness of the ice layer (114) on the surface of the deicing target (113), and feeding back the detected ice-covered area and ice layer thickness information to the integrated control system (104); S2, performing analog calculation in the integrated control system (104) according to the ice-covered area and ice thickness signals fed back by the photoelectric sensor (107), and presetting corresponding operating parameters of the laser light source (102), the microwave power source (103) and the microwave absorbing material spraying device (108); S3, controlling the laser light source (102) to output a pulsed laser beam through the integrated control system (104), and then obtaining a pulsed wide-width laser spot after being collimated by the collimation adjustment system (105) and the scanning system (109), and then acting on the ice layer (114) on the surface of the deicing target (113) according to a path preset by the system, and forming small honeycomb-shaped gaps on the surface of the ice layer (114); S4, after water and small gaps appear on the surface of the ice layer (114), the integrated control system (104) controls the absorbing material spraying device (108) to spray the absorbing material (115) onto the surface of the ice layer (114) and the gaps in the ice layer (114) of the deicing target (113); S5, using a photoelectric sensor (107) to detect in real time the adsorption of the absorbing material (115) on the surface of the ice layer (114) of the deicing target (113) and in the gaps of the ice layer (114); When the photoelectric sensor (107) detects that the absorbing material (115) is adsorbed on the surface of the ice layer (114) and in the gaps of the ice layer (114), the laser light source (102) is controlled to operate through the integrated control system (104) to generate continuous laser light, and then a wide continuous laser beam surface is obtained through the scanning system (109) and acts on the surface of the ice layer (114); at the same time, the microwave power source (103) is controlled to operate through the integrated control system (104) to generate microwave power, which is converted into microwave energy by the magnetron system (106) and then radiated to the ice layer (114) on the surface of the deicing target (113) through the heating antenna (110); S6, repeating steps S1 to S5 until the entire ice layer (114) on the surface of the deicing target (113) is removed; During deicing, the scanning system (109) is 2 to 4 meters away from the ice layer (114) on the surface of the deicing target (113); and the heating antenna (110) is 2 to 5 meters away from the ice layer (114) on the surface of the deicing target (113).
2. The laser-microwave composite deicing system according to claim 1, Features: The invention also comprises a movable carrier system (112) for carrying all subsystems of the laser-microwave composite deicing system.
3. The laser-microwave composite deicing system according to claim 1, Features: The laser light source (102) adopts a laser with an output wavelength of 1.06 μm, 1.55 μm, 2.0 μm, 2.9 μm or 10.6 μm, an output power of 10W to 2000W, and working modes including a continuous mode and a pulse mode.
4. The laser-microwave composite deicing system according to claim 1, Features: The collimation adjustment system (105) is a laser collimator.
5. The laser-microwave composite deicing system according to claim 1, Features: The scanning system (109) is a laser galvanometer scanning system.
