A self-standing wind measurement tower with no tower shadow effect

By using an isosceles triangular tower structure and a motor-driven automatic installation method, the problems of automatic installation and tower shadow effect of wind measurement towers have been solved, improving stability, reducing costs, and simplifying the installation process.

CN119177793BActive Publication Date: 2025-11-25CHINA POWER CONSRTUCTION GRP GUIYANG SURVEY & DESIGN INST CO LTD
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Application Number
CN202411327024.8
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2024-09-23
Publication Date
2025-11-25
Estimated Expiration
2044-09-23

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Technical Problem

Existing wind measurement towers are difficult to install automatically when the wind direction changes, suffer from tower shadow effect, lack stability, and are complex and costly to install.

Method used

The tower adopts an isosceles triangular structure, which combines the base connecting rod with the tower main shaft to form a rotating shaft. Automatic installation is achieved through motor drive, and the wind measurement equipment is biased to one side of the tower main shaft to eliminate the tower shadow effect. The modular design reduces the installation difficulty and cost.

Benefits of technology

The system enables automated installation of wind measurement towers, eliminates the tower shadow effect, improves stability, reduces installation and production costs, and simplifies the installation process.

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Abstract

The application provides a self-standing wind measuring tower capable of automatic installation and free from tower shadow effect, relates to the technical field of wind measuring towers, and comprises a base system, a tower system is arranged on the top surface of the base system, the tower system is connected with the base system through a sliding groove system, and a guide system is arranged in the tower system.In the tower system of the application, the tower is arranged in an isosceles triangular structure, the triangular tip is located on the leeward side of the wind direction, so that the windward area of the tower is relatively small under the action of the main wind direction.In addition, as the distance between the triangular tip and the main shaft of the tower increases, the influence of the triangular tip on the overall stability of the tower is also enhanced, and the wind measuring equipment is installed on the main shaft of the tower and deviated to one side of the second turning barrel, so that the wind measuring equipment is not blocked by the main body of the tower of the wind measuring tower, thereby eliminating the tower shadow effect.
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Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of wind measurement tower technology, and in particular to a self-supporting wind measurement tower that can be automatically installed without tower shadow effect. Background Technology

[0002] Currently, anemometer towers are mainly divided into two types: cylindrical towers and lattice structure towers, both of which produce a tower shadow effect. In cylindrical towers, the area of ​​least wind disturbance is usually located at a 45° angle to the wind direction. As for lattice structure towers, their airflow characteristics are more complex. The degree of wind disturbance on the tower is affected by the tower porosity, the damping effect of various components, and the distance between the anemometer and the tower. For a lattice structure anemometer tower with a wind thrust coefficient of 0.486, the direction of least wind disturbance is at a 90° angle perpendicular to the wind direction.

[0003] During actual measurements, wind direction constantly changes, and areas with minimal wind disturbance also shift. If a fixed installation method is used to mount the anemometer, it will inevitably be affected by wind disturbances. However, if a completely movable installation method is adopted, the tower stability will be insufficient.

[0004] Application number CN201611103642.X discloses a wind-shadow-resistant anemometer tower. The tower is a circular cylinder with an anemometer platform installed at the measurement height. The platform and tower are concentric discs that can rotate freely on the tower. Two anemometers are mounted on the platform, and a wind deflector is installed on the lower surface of the platform perpendicular to the line connecting the anemometers. The wind deflector, under the action of wind, pushes the disc to rotate, ensuring the anemometers remain perpendicular to the prevailing wind direction. However, the described anemometer tower is a circular cylinder, which is inconvenient to install and has a high cost.

[0005] Application number CN202211506789.9 discloses a wind measuring tower that can reduce the tower shadow effect. The wind measuring tower mainly consists of a tower frame, a drive device, a rotating device, and a wind measuring device. The tower frame is divided into an upper frame and a lower frame. The drive device can be installed in the two halves after separation. The drive device meshes with the rotating device, and the rotating device is fixedly assembled with the wind measuring device. After the entire assembly is completed, the drive device can drive the rotating device to move, thereby driving the wind measuring device. Under the control of the tower shadow determination mechanism, the drive device can be controlled to rotate or stop according to changes in the prevailing wind direction. However, this wind measuring tower cannot achieve automatic installation and has poor stability.

[0006] Therefore, how to achieve an automatically installable wind measurement tower with no tower shadow effect and high stability is a problem that needs further research at this stage. Summary of the Invention

[0007] The present invention provides an automatically installable, tower-shadow-free self-standing wind measurement tower, with the aim of solving at least one of the technical problems of the prior art mentioned in the background section.

[0008] The present invention provides the following technical solution to achieve the above objectives:

[0009] A self-supporting wind measurement tower with automatic installation and no tower shadow effect includes a base system, a tower system installed on the top surface of the base system, the tower system being connected to the base system through a sliding groove system, and a guiding system installed inside the tower system.

[0010] The base system includes a disc-shaped base, within which a base body is provided, and a tower main rod mounting hole is provided at the center of the base body; a rotating groove is provided around the circumference of the base body, including an inner rotating groove around the tower main rod mounting hole and an outer rotating groove around the edge of the base body.

[0011] The tower system includes several isosceles triangular tower units arranged sequentially from low to high, and the isosceles triangular tower units are connected to the base system through base connecting rods.

[0012] Furthermore, the slide system includes a rotary slide, with a retaining ring disposed within the rotary slide; the rotary slide includes an inner rotary slide disposed within an inner rotary slide retaining ring and an outer rotary slide disposed within an outer rotary slide retaining ring; the inner rotary slide includes an annular inner slide, with a first fixing screw hole disposed on one side surrounding the annular inner slide, and an inner slide retaining ring disposed circumferentially on the bottom surface of the annular inner slide; the outer rotary slide includes an annular outer slide, with a second fixing screw hole disposed on one side surrounding the annular outer slide, and an outer slide retaining ring disposed circumferentially on the bottom surface of the annular outer slide.

[0013] The retaining ring includes an outer retaining ring and an inner retaining ring. The outer retaining ring includes two concentric retaining rings 1 with an outer retaining ring gap between the two retaining rings 1. The outer retaining ring is provided with an outer retaining ring fixing hole and an outer retaining ring limiting boss. The inner retaining ring includes two concentric retaining rings 2 with an inner retaining ring gap between the two retaining rings 2. The inner retaining ring is provided with an inner retaining ring fixing hole and an inner retaining ring limiting boss.

[0014] Furthermore, the base connecting rod includes a base connecting rod main body, a base connecting rod secondary body is provided at the top of the base connecting rod main body, a base connecting rod head cone is provided at the top of the base connecting rod secondary body, a base connecting rod first fixing hole is provided on the side of the base connecting rod secondary body, and a base connecting rod fixing wedge is provided at the bottom of the base connecting rod main body.

[0015] Furthermore, the isosceles triangular tower unit includes a first tower, a second tower, a third tower, a fourth tower, a fifth tower, a sixth tower, and a seventh tower;

[0016] The first tower includes a tower main shaft connecting rod, with a first tower horizontal bar connected to each end of the tower main shaft connecting rod. The ends of the two first tower horizontal bars away from the tower main shaft connecting rod are connected to each other. The two first tower horizontal bars and the tower main shaft connecting rod form an isosceles triangle. Three first tower vertical bars are vertically arranged at the three corners of the base of the isosceles triangle. Each first tower vertical bar has a scaffold limiting boss on its base, and a scaffold rolling wheel is arranged on the base of the scaffold limiting boss. The three corners of the apex of the isosceles triangle are... Each of the three first tower vertical members is vertically fixed with a cone; a bearing fixing frame is provided in the middle of the tower main shaft connecting rod, and a tower main shaft rotary bearing is provided inside the bearing fixing frame; a base connecting rod fixing frame is provided on the top surface of the bearing fixing frame, and the tower main shaft is provided on the top surface of the base connecting rod fixing frame; a second fixing hole for the base connecting rod is provided on the side of the base connecting rod fixing frame; a first fixing hole for the tower vertical member is provided on the cone; a first tower diagonal member is provided between the three first tower vertical members;

[0017] The second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh towers include tower connecting rods. Each end of a tower connecting rod is connected to a tower crossbar. The ends of two tower crossbars furthest from the tower connecting rod are connected to each other. The two tower crossbars and the tower connecting rod form an isosceles triangle. Three tower vertical rods are vertically arranged at the three corners of the base of the isosceles triangle. Each tower vertical rod has a first motor mounting box and a second fixing hole at its bottom end, and a connecting hole on its bottom surface. Three tower vertical rod fixing cones are vertically arranged at the three corners of the apex of the isosceles triangle, each with a first fixing hole. Each tower vertical rod has a first guy wire limiting rod at its bottom and top, with a first guy wire limiting hole. A tower main shaft connecting hole is located in the middle of the tower connecting rod.

[0018] Furthermore, a tower spindle is installed in the tower spindle connection hole of the second tower, and a second motor mounting box is installed on the tower connecting rod adjacent to the tower spindle. A second fixing hole for the tower spindle is provided at the position of the second motor mounting box at the bottom of the tower spindle. A first steering barrel support rod and a second steering barrel support rod are symmetrically arranged on the side of the tower spindle. The first steering barrel support rod and the second steering barrel support rod are respectively connected to the first steering barrel and the second steering barrel. A [further details about the second motor mounting box and the second motor mounting box are missing from the original text.] A second pull-line limiting rod is provided, and a second pull-line limiting hole is provided on the second pull-line limiting rod; a tower spindle is provided in the tower spindle connecting hole of the third tower, fourth tower, fifth tower and sixth tower; a second motor mounting box is provided on the tower connecting rod adjacent to the tower spindle; a second fixing hole of the tower spindle is provided at the position of the second motor mounting box at the bottom of the tower spindle; a second steering barrel support rod is provided on the side of the tower spindle away from the tower spindle connecting hole; the second steering barrel support rod is connected to the second steering barrel.

[0019] Furthermore, the tower main shaft includes a tower main shaft body, a tower main shaft secondary shaft body is provided at the top of the tower main shaft body, a tower main shaft head cone body is provided at the top of the tower main shaft secondary shaft body, and a first fixing hole for the tower main shaft is provided on the side of the tower main shaft secondary shaft body.

[0020] Furthermore, a directional plate fixing rod is provided on the inner side of the fifth tower. One end of the directional plate fixing rod is connected to the tower main shaft connecting hole, and the other end of the directional plate fixing rod is connected to the vertex of an isosceles triangle. A directional plate fixing groove is provided on the center line of the directional plate fixing rod.

[0021] Furthermore, a top cylinder is provided in the tower main shaft connection hole of the seventh tower, and a second motor mounting box is provided on the tower connecting rod adjacent to the top cylinder. A second fixing hole for the tower main shaft is provided at the position of the second motor mounting box at the bottom of the top cylinder. A second pull wire limiting rod is provided on the side of the top cylinder, and a second pull wire limiting hole is provided on the second pull wire limiting rod.

[0022] Furthermore, diagonal braces are provided between the three tower verticals of the second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh towers, and these diagonal braces are arranged in opposite directions.

[0023] Furthermore, the steering plate includes a steering plate body, and a steering plate fixing wedge is provided on one side of the steering plate body.

[0024] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following beneficial effects:

[0025] 1. This invention designs the tower as an isosceles triangle with the apex located on the leeward side of the wind direction. Therefore, under the influence of the prevailing wind direction, the windward area of ​​the tower is relatively small. Furthermore, as the distance between the apex of the triangle and the main axis of the tower increases, the influence of the apex of the triangle on the overall stability of the tower also increases accordingly.

[0026] 2. By installing the wind measuring device on the main shaft of the tower, biased towards the second steering barrel, the present invention ensures that the wind measuring device is not obstructed by the main body of the wind measuring tower, thereby eliminating the tower shadow effect.

[0027] 3. By installing motors in the first motor mounting box and the second motor mounting box, and in conjunction with other auxiliary installation equipment, the present invention can realize the automatic installation of the wind measurement tower.

[0028] 4. This invention adopts a modular design, dividing the wind measurement tower into multiple structurally similar isosceles triangular tower units. This effectively reduces the difficulty of installation and processing of the wind measurement tower, simplifies the installation process, and significantly reduces the production and installation costs of the wind measurement tower.

[0029] 5. The present invention uses a combination of base connecting rod and tower main shaft to form the rotating shaft of the wind measurement tower, and the rotating shaft is sleeved through the cone head of the base connecting rod and the cone head of the tower main shaft, which not only ensures that the rotating shaft has sufficient structural strength, but also reduces the difficulty of installation and production of the rotating shaft. Attached Figure Description

[0030] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention or the prior art, the accompanying drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below only relate to some embodiments of the present invention. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without any creative effort.

[0031] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the self-supporting wind measurement tower of the present invention;

[0032] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the base system structure of the present invention;

[0033] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the rotating slide structure of the present invention. Figure 1 ;

[0034] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the rotary slide structure of the present invention. Figure 2 ;

[0035] Figure 5 This is an exploded view of the base and rotating chute of the present invention;

[0036] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the assembly of the base and the rotating slide of the present invention;

[0037] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the base connecting rod structure of the present invention;

[0038] Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of the first tower structure of the present invention. Figure 1 ;

[0039] Figure 9 This is a schematic diagram of the first tower structure of the present invention. Figure 2 ;

[0040] Figure 10 This is a schematic diagram of the retaining ring structure of the present invention. Figure 1 ;

[0041] Figure 11 This is a schematic diagram of the retaining ring structure of the present invention. Figure 2 ;

[0042] Figure 12 This is an exploded schematic diagram of the first tower and base of the present invention;

[0043] Figure 13 This is a schematic diagram of the assembly of the first tower and the base of the present invention;

[0044] Figure 14 This is a schematic diagram of the second tower structure of the present invention. Figure 1 ;

[0045] Figure 15 This is a schematic diagram of the second tower structure of the present invention. Figure 2 ;

[0046] Figure 16 This is a schematic diagram of the third tower structure of the present invention;

[0047] Figure 17 This is a schematic diagram of the fourth tower structure of the present invention;

[0048] Figure 18 This is a schematic diagram of the fifth tower structure of the present invention;

[0049] Figure 19 This is a schematic diagram of the sixth tower structure of the present invention;

[0050] Figure 20 This is a schematic diagram of the seventh tower structure of the present invention;

[0051] Figure 21 This is a schematic diagram of the steering plate structure of the present invention;

[0052] Figure 22 This is an exploded view of the tower connection of the present invention;

[0053] Figure 23This is a schematic diagram of the tower connection and assembly of the present invention;

[0054] Figure 24 This is an exploded schematic diagram of the directional plate and tower of the present invention;

[0055] Figure 25 This is a schematic diagram of the assembly of the steering plate and the tower of the present invention; Detailed Implementation

[0056] To enable those skilled in the art to better understand the present invention, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0057] It should be noted that in this invention: the terms "comprising" and "having," and any variations thereof, are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusion. For example, a process, method, system, product, or device that includes a series of steps or units is not necessarily limited to those steps or units explicitly listed, but may include other steps or units not explicitly listed or inherent to these processes, methods, products, or devices; the terms "upper," "lower," "left," "right," "front," "rear," "top," "bottom," "inner," "outer," "middle," "vertical," "horizontal," "lateral," "longitudinal," etc., indicate orientation or positional relationships based on the orientation or positional relationships shown in the accompanying drawings. The terminology used is primarily for the purpose of better describing the invention and its embodiments, and is not intended to limit the indicated devices, elements, or components to having a specific orientation, or to construct and operate in a specific orientation. Terms such as "first," "second," etc., are used to distinguish similar objects and are not necessarily used to describe a specific order or sequence. Terms such as "installed," "set," "equipped with," "connected," "linked," "socketed," etc., should be interpreted broadly; for example, they can refer to a fixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral structure; they can refer to a mechanical connection or an electrical connection; they can refer to a direct connection or an indirect connection through an intermediate medium, or an internal connection between two devices, elements, or components. Furthermore, some terms, in addition to indicating orientation or positional relationships, may also have other meanings; for example, the term "above" may in some cases indicate a dependency or connection relationship. Those skilled in the art can understand the specific meaning of these terms in this invention according to the specific circumstances.

[0058] Example. A self-supporting anemometer tower with no tower shadow effect that can be automatically installed, structural reference. Figures 1 to 25 It includes a base system 1000, a tower system 3000 is provided on the top surface of the base system 1000, the tower system 3000 is connected to the base system 1000 through a sliding groove system 2000, and a guide system 4000 is provided inside the tower system 3000.

[0059] The base system 1000 includes a disc-shaped base 100, a base body 101 is disposed inside the base 100, and a tower main rod mounting hole 102 is disposed at the center of the base body 101; a rotating groove is disposed around the base body 101, the rotating groove including an inner rotating groove 103 disposed around the tower main rod mounting hole 102 and an outer rotating groove 104 disposed around the edge of the base body 101;

[0060] The tower system 3000 includes several isosceles triangular tower units arranged sequentially from low to high. The isosceles triangular tower units are connected to the base system 1000 through base connecting rods 230.

[0061] The slide system 2000 includes a rotary slide 200, within which a retaining ring 260 is disposed; the rotary slide 200 includes an inner rotary slide 210 disposed within an inner rotary slide retaining groove 103 and an outer rotary slide 220 disposed within an outer rotary slide retaining groove 104; the inner rotary slide 210 includes an annular inner slide 211, with a first fixing screw hole 212 disposed on one side surrounding the annular inner slide 211, and an inner slide retaining ring 213 circumferentially disposed on the bottom surface of the annular inner slide 211; the outer rotary slide 220 includes an annular outer slide 221, with a second fixing screw hole 222 disposed on one side surrounding the annular outer slide 221, and the annular outer slide... The bottom surface of 221 is provided with an outer sliding groove fixing ring 223 in the circumferential direction; the inner sliding groove fixing ring 213 on the inner sliding groove 210 is inserted into the inner rotating groove slot 103 on the base 100 and fixed tightly, and the outer sliding groove fixing ring 223 on the outer sliding groove 220 is inserted into the outer rotating groove slot 104 on the base 100 and fixed tightly, so that the rotating sliding groove 200 can be fixedly installed on the base 100; the inner sliding groove fixing ring 213 and the outer sliding groove fixing ring 223 on the rotating sliding groove 200 are inserted into the inner rotating groove slot 103 and the outer rotating groove slot 104 on the base 100 and fixed tightly, so that the rotating sliding groove 200 can be fixedly installed on the base 100.

[0062] The retaining ring 260 includes an outer retaining ring 261 and an inner retaining ring 262. The outer retaining ring 261 includes two concentric retaining rings and an outer retaining ring gap 263 between the two retaining rings. The outer retaining ring 261 is provided with an outer retaining ring fixing hole 264 and an outer retaining ring limiting boss 267. The inner retaining ring 262 includes two concentric retaining rings and an inner retaining ring gap 265 between the two retaining rings. The inner retaining ring 262 is provided with an inner retaining ring fixing hole 266 and an inner retaining ring limiting boss 268. The center of the tower main shaft rotary bearing 257 on the first tower 240 is inserted into the secondary rod body 232 of the base connecting rod 230, wherein the tower main shaft rotary bearing 257 is fixed in the bearing fixing frame 247. When the tower main shaft rotary bearing 257 is fitted onto the base connecting rod 230, the scaffold rollers 241 on the first tower 240 are placed into the inner annular groove 211 and the outer annular groove 221 on the rotary groove 200. The retaining ring 260 is fixed onto the rotary groove 200. At this time, the outer retaining ring limiting boss 267 and the inner retaining ring limiting boss 268 on the retaining ring 260 lock the scaffold limiting boss 242 on the first tower 240, preventing the retaining ring 260 from moving vertically. After assembly, the scaffold rollers 241 can roll freely in the inner annular groove 211 and the outer annular groove 221, allowing the tower system 3000 to rotate freely about the center of the base connecting rod 230.

[0063] The base connecting rod 230 includes a base connecting rod main rod body 231, a base connecting rod secondary rod body 232 at the top of the base connecting rod main rod body 231, a base connecting rod head cone body 233 at the top of the base connecting rod secondary rod body 232, and a base connecting rod first fixing hole 234 on the side of the base connecting rod secondary rod body 232; a base connecting rod fixing wedge 235 is provided at the bottom of the base connecting rod main rod body 231; by inserting the base connecting rod fixing wedge 235 on the base connecting rod 230 into the tower main rod mounting hole 102 and fixing it tightly, the base connecting rod 230 can be used as the main load-bearing structure and rotating shaft of the tower system 3000.

[0064] The isosceles triangular tower unit includes a first tower 240, a second tower 270, a third tower 290, a fourth tower 300, a fifth tower 310, a sixth tower 320, and a seventh tower 330.

[0065] The first tower 240 includes a tower main shaft connecting rod 246. A first tower crossbar 245 is connected to each end of the tower main shaft connecting rod 246. The ends of the two first tower crossbars 245 away from the tower main shaft connecting rod 246 are connected to each other. The two first tower crossbars 245 and the tower main shaft connecting rod 246 form an isosceles triangle. Three first tower vertical rods 243 are vertically arranged at the three corners of the base of the isosceles triangle. Each first tower vertical rod 243 has a leg limiting boss 242 on its base surface, and a leg rolling wheel 241 is arranged on the base surface of the leg limiting boss 242. Tower vertical rod fixing cones 255 are vertically arranged at the three corners of the apex of the isosceles triangle. The tower main shaft... A bearing fixing frame 247 is provided in the middle of the connecting rod 246. A tower main shaft rotary bearing 257 is provided inside the bearing fixing frame 247. A base connecting rod fixing frame 248 is provided on the top surface of the bearing fixing frame 247. A tower main shaft 250 is provided on the top surface of the base connecting rod fixing frame 248. A second fixing hole 249 for the base connecting rod is provided on the side of the base connecting rod fixing frame 248. A first fixing hole 256 for the tower vertical rod is provided on the tower vertical rod fixing cone 255. A first tower diagonal rod 244 is provided between the three first tower vertical rods 243. The structural strength and rigidity of the first tower 240 are increased by diagonally connecting the first tower diagonal rod 244 between the three first tower vertical rods 243.

[0066] The second tower 270, third tower 290, fourth tower 300, fifth tower 310, sixth tower 320, and seventh tower 330 include tower connecting rods 278. Each end of the tower connecting rod 278 is connected to a tower crossbar 272. The ends of the two tower crossbars 272 furthest from the tower connecting rod 278 are connected to each other. The two tower crossbars 272 and the tower connecting rod 278 form an isosceles triangle. Three tower vertical rods 271 are vertically arranged at the three corners of the base of the isosceles triangle. A first motor mounting bracket is installed at the bottom of each tower vertical rod 271. The packaging box 274 and the second fixing hole 275 of the tower vertical rod are provided. The bottom surface of each tower vertical rod 271 is provided with a tower vertical rod connecting hole 287. Three tower vertical rod fixing cones 255 are respectively vertically set at the three corners of the apex of the isosceles triangle. The tower vertical rod fixing cones 255 are provided with a first fixing hole 256 of the tower vertical rod. Each tower vertical rod 271 is provided with a first guy wire limiting rod 276 at the bottom and top. The first guy wire limiting rod 276 is provided with a first guy wire limiting hole 277. The tower connecting rod 278 is provided with a tower main shaft connecting hole 286 in the middle.

[0067] The second tower 270 has a tower main shaft 250 installed in the tower main shaft connection hole 286. A second motor mounting box 279 is installed on the tower connecting rod 278 adjacent to the tower main shaft 250. A second fixing hole 288 for the tower main shaft is located at the position of the second motor mounting box 279 at the bottom of the tower main shaft 250. A first steering barrel support rod 280 and a second steering barrel support rod 281 are symmetrically arranged on the side of the tower main shaft 250. The first steering barrel support rod 280 and the second steering barrel support rod 281 are respectively connected to a first steering barrel 282 and a second steering barrel 283. A second [unclear - possibly a type of mounting hole] is installed on the tower main shaft 250 between the first steering barrel 282 and the second steering barrel 283. A second pull wire limiting rod 284 is provided with a second pull wire limiting hole 285; a tower main shaft 250 is provided in the tower main shaft connecting hole 286 of the third tower 290, fourth tower 300, fifth tower 310 and sixth tower 320; a second motor mounting box 279 is provided on the tower connecting rod 278 adjacent to the tower main shaft 250; a second fixing hole 288 of the tower main shaft is provided at the position of the second motor mounting box 279 at the bottom end of the tower main shaft 250; a second steering barrel support rod 281 is provided on the side of the tower main shaft 250 away from the tower main shaft connecting hole 286; the second steering barrel support rod 281 is connected to the second steering barrel 283.

[0068] The tower main shaft 250 includes a tower main shaft 251, a tower main shaft secondary shaft 252 is provided at the top of the tower main shaft 251, a tower main shaft head cone 253 is provided at the top of the tower main shaft secondary shaft 252, and a tower main shaft first fixing hole 254 is provided on the side of the tower main shaft secondary shaft 252.

[0069] The inner side of the fifth tower 310 is provided with a directional plate fixing rod 311. One end of the directional plate fixing rod 311 is connected to the tower main shaft connecting hole 286, and the other end of the directional plate fixing rod 311 is connected to the vertex of an isosceles triangle. A directional plate fixing groove 312 is provided on the center line of the directional plate fixing rod 311.

[0070] A top cylinder 331 is provided in the tower main shaft connection hole 286 of the seventh tower 330. A second motor mounting box 279 is provided on the tower connecting rod 278 adjacent to the top cylinder 331. A second fixing hole 288 for the tower main shaft is provided at the position of the second motor mounting box 279 at the bottom of the top cylinder 331. A second pull wire limiting rod 284 is provided on the side of the top cylinder 331. A second pull wire limiting hole 285 is provided on the second pull wire limiting rod 284.

[0071] The second tower 270, the third tower 290, the fourth tower 300, the fifth tower 310, the sixth tower 320 and the seventh tower 330 are provided with tower diagonal braces 273 between their three tower verticals 271 and are arranged in opposite directions; by diagonally connecting the tower diagonal braces 273 between the three tower verticals 271, the structural strength and rigidity of the second tower 270, the third tower 290, the fourth tower 300, the fifth tower 310, the sixth tower 320 and the seventh tower 330 are increased.

[0072] The directional plate 340 includes a directional plate body 341, and a directional plate fixing wedge 342 is provided on one side of the directional plate body 341. The directional plate 340 mainly serves to guide the rotation of the wind measurement tower. The directional plate 340 is installed in the directional plate fixing groove 312 of the directional plate fixing rod 311 of the fifth tower 310 through the directional plate fixing wedge 342.

[0073] like Figures 1 to 25 As shown, this self-supporting anemometer tower with automatic installation and no tower shadow effect mainly consists of a base system 1000, a sliding groove system 2000, a tower system 3000, and a guiding system 4000. The base system 1000 mainly includes a base 100, which provides the mounting base for the entire anemometer tower. The sliding groove system 2000 mainly includes a rotating sliding groove 200 and a retaining ring 260, which limits the rotation trajectory of the anemometer tower and improves its wind resistance. The tower system 3000 mainly includes a base connecting rod 230, a first tower 240, a second tower 270, a third tower 290, a fourth tower 300, a fifth tower 310, a sixth tower 320, and a seventh tower 330, which constitute the main body of the anemometer tower and provide a high-altitude installation environment for the anemometer equipment. The guiding system 4000 mainly includes a directional plate 340, which provides torque for the rotation of the anemometer tower under wind force.

[0074] Insert the inner sliding groove fixing ring 213 on the inner sliding groove 210 into the inner rotating groove slot 103 on the base 100 and fix it tightly. Insert the outer sliding groove fixing ring 223 on the outer sliding groove 220 into the outer rotating groove slot 104 on the base 100 and fix it tightly. The rotating sliding groove 200 can then be fixedly installed on the base 100. Insert the base connecting rod fixing wedge 235 on the base connecting rod 230 into the tower main rod mounting hole 102 and fix it tightly. Fit the center of the tower main shaft rotating bearing 257 on the first tower 240 into the base connecting rod secondary rod body 232 on the base connecting rod 230, wherein the tower main shaft rotating bearing 257 is fixed in the bearing fixing frame 247. When the tower main shaft rotary bearing 257 is fitted onto the base connecting rod 230, the scaffold rollers 241 on the first tower 240 are placed into the inner annular groove 211 and the outer annular groove 221 on the rotary groove 200. The retaining ring 260 is fixed onto the rotary groove 200. At this time, the outer retaining ring limiting boss 267 and the inner retaining ring limiting boss 268 on the retaining ring 260 lock the scaffold limiting boss 242 on the first tower 240, preventing the retaining ring 260 from moving vertically. After assembly, the scaffold rollers 241 can roll freely in the inner annular groove 211 and the outer annular groove 221, thus allowing the first tower 240 to rotate freely about the center of the base connecting rod 230. Insert the secondary shaft body 252 and the head cone 253 of the tower main shaft 250 into the tower main shaft connection hole 286 on the previous tower main shaft 250. The reason for designing the head cone 253 with a smaller upper end and a larger lower end is to facilitate insertion into the tower main shaft connection hole 286. Simultaneously, the tower vertical rod fixing cone 255 is inserted into the tower vertical rod connection hole 287 on the previous tower vertical rod 271. Start the small motor to rotate, causing the screws in the first motor mounting box 274 to be inserted into and tightened in the second fixing hole 275 and the first fixing hole 256 of the tower vertical rod. Similarly, the screws in the second motor mounting box 279 are inserted into and tightened in the second fixing hole 288 and the first fixing hole 254 of the tower main shaft. Through the above assembly, the upper and lower tower sections can be fixedly connected together. Insert the directional plate body 341 of the directional plate 340 into the directional plate fixing groove 312 on the directional plate fixing rod 311. The directional plate fixing wedge 342 at the upper end of the directional plate 340 is engaged in the directional plate fixing groove 312, thus assembling the directional plate and the tower together. Through this assembly method, the installation of a self-supporting wind measurement tower without tower shadow effect can be completed. During the installation of the tower body, various wind measurement devices can be fixed in any one of the towers from the first tower 240 to the seventh tower 330, but they must be fixed on the side of the tower main shaft 250 biased towards the second steering barrel 283.

[0075] After installation, driven by the wind, the guide system 4000 rotates the entire wind measurement tower around the main shaft 250 within the sliding groove system 2000 on the base system 1000, ensuring that the triangular tip of the tower system 3000 is leeward. Because the wind measurement equipment is located on the main shaft 250, offset to one side of the second steering cylinder 283, it is ensured that the wind measurement equipment is not obstructed by the main tower body. Furthermore, since the triangular tip of the tower system 3000 is leeward, the windward surface of the tower is smaller in the prevailing wind direction. Simultaneously, the greater the distance between the triangular tip and the main shaft 250, the better the stability effect of the triangular tip on the entire tower. During installation, small motors are installed in the first motor mounting box 274 and the second motor mounting box 279, which, in conjunction with other auxiliary installation equipment, enable automatic installation of the wind measurement tower.

[0076] Obviously, the above description is only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. The above embodiments are not intended to limit the present invention, and various modifications and variations can be made to the present invention by those skilled in the art. Any combination, modification, equivalent substitution, improvement, and all other embodiments that can be made by those skilled in the art within the spirit and principles of the present invention should be within the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A self-supporting anemometer tower with no tower shadow effect that can be automatically installed, characterized in that: Includes a base system (1000), a tower system (3000) is provided on the top surface of the base system (1000), the tower system (3000) is connected to the base system (1000) through a chute system (2000), and a guide system (4000) is provided inside the tower system (3000). The base system (1000) includes a disc-shaped base (100), a base body (101) is provided inside the base (100), and a tower main rod mounting hole (102) is provided at the center of the base body (101); a rotating groove is provided around the base body (101) in the circumferential direction, the rotating groove including an inner rotating groove (103) provided around the tower main rod mounting hole (102) and an outer rotating groove (104) provided around the edge of the base body (101). The tower system (3000) includes several isosceles triangular tower units arranged sequentially from low to high. The isosceles triangular tower units are connected to the base system (1000) through base connecting rods (230). The guidance system (4000) mainly includes a steering plate (340); The slide system (2000) includes a rotary slide (200), and a retaining ring (260) is provided inside the rotary slide (200); the rotary slide (200) includes a rotary inner slide (210) provided in the inner rotary slide (103) and a rotary outer slide (220) provided in the outer rotary slide (104); the rotary inner slide (210) includes an annular inner slide (211), a first fixing screw hole (212) is provided on one side of the annular inner slide (211), and an inner slide fixing ring (213) is provided circumferentially on the bottom surface of the annular inner slide (211); the rotary outer slide (220) includes an annular outer slide (221), a second fixing screw hole (222) is provided on one side of the annular outer slide (221), and an outer slide fixing ring (223) is provided circumferentially on the bottom surface of the annular outer slide (221). The retaining ring (260) includes an outer retaining ring (261) and an inner retaining ring (262). The outer retaining ring (261) includes two concentric retaining rings and an outer retaining ring gap (263) between the two retaining rings. The outer retaining ring (261) is provided with an outer retaining ring fixing hole (264) and an outer retaining ring limiting boss (267). The inner retaining ring (262) includes two concentric retaining rings and an inner retaining ring gap (265) between the two retaining rings. The inner retaining ring (262) is provided with an inner retaining ring fixing hole (266) and an inner retaining ring limiting boss (268). The base connecting rod (230) includes a base connecting rod main body (231), a base connecting rod secondary body (232) is provided at the top of the base connecting rod main body (231), a base connecting rod head cone (233) is provided at the top of the base connecting rod secondary body (232), and a base connecting rod first fixing hole (234) is provided on the side of the base connecting rod secondary body (232); a base connecting rod fixing wedge (235) is provided at the bottom of the base connecting rod main body (231). The isosceles triangular tower unit includes a first tower (240), a second tower (270), a third tower (290), a fourth tower (300), a fifth tower (310), a sixth tower (320), and a seventh tower (330). The first tower (240) includes a tower main shaft connecting rod (246), with a first tower crossbar (245) connected to each end of the tower main shaft connecting rod (246). The ends of the two first tower crossbars (245) away from the tower main shaft connecting rod (246) are connected to each other. The two first tower crossbars (245) and the tower main shaft connecting rod (246) form an isosceles triangle. Three first tower vertical rods (243) are vertically arranged at the three corners of the base of the isosceles triangle. A scaffold limiting boss (242) is provided on the bottom surface of each first tower vertical rod (243), and a scaffold rolling wheel (241) is provided on the bottom surface of the scaffold limiting boss (242). Three first tower vertical rods (243) are vertically arranged at the three corners of the apex of the isosceles triangle. A tower vertical rod fixing cone (255) is vertically arranged; a bearing fixing frame (247) is arranged in the middle of the tower main shaft connecting rod (246), a tower main shaft rotary bearing (257) is arranged inside the bearing fixing frame (247), a base connecting rod fixing frame (248) is arranged on the top surface of the bearing fixing frame (247), a tower main shaft (250) is arranged on the top surface of the base connecting rod fixing frame (248), and a base connecting rod second fixing hole (249) is arranged on the side of the base connecting rod fixing frame (248); a tower vertical rod first fixing hole (256) is arranged on the tower vertical rod fixing cone (255); a first tower diagonal rod (244) is arranged between the three first tower vertical rods (243). The second tower (270), third tower (290), fourth tower (300), fifth tower (310), sixth tower (320), and seventh tower (330) include tower connecting rods (278). Each end of the tower connecting rod (278) is connected to a tower crossbar (272). The ends of the two tower crossbars (272) furthest from the tower connecting rod (278) are connected to each other. The two tower crossbars (272) and the tower connecting rod (278) form an isosceles triangle. Three tower vertical rods (271) are vertically arranged at the three corners of the base of the isosceles triangle. Each tower vertical rod (271) has a first electric... The machine mounting box (274) and the second fixing hole (275) of the tower vertical rod are provided. The bottom surface of each tower vertical rod (271) is provided with a tower vertical rod connecting hole (287). Three tower vertical rod fixing cones (255) are respectively vertically set on the three corners of the top surface of the isosceles triangle. The tower vertical rod fixing cones (255) are provided with a first fixing hole (256) of the tower vertical rod. Each tower vertical rod (271) is provided with a first guy wire limiting rod (276) at the bottom and top. The first guy wire limiting rod (276) is provided with a first guy wire limiting hole (277). The tower connecting rod (278) is provided with a tower main shaft connecting hole (286) in the middle. Insert the base connecting rod fixing wedge (235) on the base connecting rod (230) into the tower main rod mounting hole (102) and fix it tightly; when the tower main shaft rotary bearing (257) is fitted onto the base connecting rod (230), the scaffold rolling wheel (241) on the first tower (240) is placed into the annular inner groove (211) and annular outer groove (221) on the rotary groove (200).

2. The automatically installable, tower-shadow-free self-standing wind measuring tower according to claim 1, characterized in that: The second tower (270) has a tower main shaft (250) installed in the tower main shaft connection hole (286). A second motor mounting box (279) is installed on the tower connecting rod (278) adjacent to the tower main shaft (250). A second fixing hole (288) for the tower main shaft is installed at the position of the second motor mounting box (279) at the bottom of the tower main shaft (250). A first steering barrel support rod (280) and a second steering barrel support rod (281) are symmetrically arranged on the side of the tower main shaft (250). The first steering barrel support rod (280) and the second steering barrel support rod (281) are respectively connected to the first steering barrel (282) and the second steering barrel (283). A second pull wire limiting rod (284) is installed on the tower main shaft (250) and between the first steering barrel (282) and the second steering barrel (283). A second pull wire limiting hole (284) is installed on the second pull wire limiting rod (284). 85); Tower spindles (250) are provided in the tower spindle connection holes (286) of the third tower (290), fourth tower (300), fifth tower (310) and sixth tower (320), and a second motor mounting box (279) is provided on the tower connecting rod (278) adjacent to the tower spindle (250). A second fixing hole for the tower spindle is provided at the position of the second motor mounting box (279) at the bottom end of the tower spindle (250). (288) A second steering barrel support rod (281) is provided on the side of the tower main shaft (250) and at the end away from the tower main shaft connection hole (286). The second steering barrel support rod (281) is connected to the second steering barrel (283). Various wind measuring devices are first fixed in any one of the towers from the first tower (240) to the seventh tower (330), and fixed on the side of the tower main shaft (250) biased towards the second steering barrel (283).

3. The automatically installable, tower-shadow-free self-standing wind measuring tower according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: The tower main shaft (250) includes a tower main shaft main body (251), a tower main shaft secondary body (252) is provided at the top of the tower main shaft main body (251), a tower main shaft head cone (253) is provided at the top of the tower main shaft secondary body (252), and a tower main shaft first fixing hole (254) is provided on the side of the tower main shaft secondary body (252).

4. The automatically installable, tower-shadow-free self-supporting wind measuring tower according to claim 1, characterized in that: The inner side of the fifth tower (310) is provided with a directional plate fixing rod (311). One end of the directional plate fixing rod (311) is connected to the tower main shaft connecting hole (286), and the other end of the directional plate fixing rod (311) is connected to the vertex of an isosceles triangle. A directional plate fixing groove (312) is provided on the center line of the directional plate fixing rod (311).

5. The automatically installable, tower-shadow-free self-standing wind measuring tower according to claim 1, characterized in that: The seventh tower (330) has a top cylinder (331) in the tower main shaft connection hole (286), and a second motor mounting box (279) is provided on the tower connecting rod (278) adjacent to the top cylinder (331). A second fixing hole (288) for the tower main shaft is provided at the position of the second motor mounting box (279) at the bottom of the top cylinder (331). A second pull wire limiting rod (284) is provided on the side of the top cylinder (331), and a second pull wire limiting hole (285) is provided on the second pull wire limiting rod (284).

6. The automatically installable, tower-shadow-free self-standing wind measuring tower according to claim 1, characterized in that: Tower diagonal braces (273) are provided between the three tower vertical bars (271) of the second tower (270), the third tower (290), the fourth tower (300), the fifth tower (310), the sixth tower (320) and the seventh tower (330), and the tower diagonal braces (273) are arranged in opposite directions.

7. The automatically installable, tower-shadow-free self-supporting wind measuring tower according to claim 1, characterized in that: The steering plate (340) includes a steering plate body (341), and a steering plate fixing wedge (342) is provided on one side of the steering plate body (341).

Citation Information

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