Off-grid offshore energy island system for hydrogen production and operation control method

Abstract

The invention provides an off-grid offshore energy island system for hydrogen production and an operation control method. The off-grid offshore energy island system comprises a fan module, a semi-submersible anti-bumping platform, an energy storage module, a seawater desalination module, a water electrolysis hydrogen production module, a gas hydrogen storage module, a hydrogen liquefaction module and an intelligent regulation and control module, wherein the energy storage module, the seawater desalination module, the water electrolysis hydrogen production module, the gas hydrogen storage module, the hydrogen liquefaction module and the intelligent regulation and control module are arranged on the semi-submersible anti-bumping platform. The limitation of traditional offshore wind power is broken through, and large-scale development of deep and far sea wind energy is achieved through the floating type draught fan module; the design of the semi-submersible anti-bumping platform effectively solves the problem of structural stability under the deep-sea complex sea condition, and the wind power capture efficiency is remarkably improved in cooperation with the multi-fan parallel connection technology. The invention discloses an energy-resource collaborative conversion system. A full-chain coupling system of wind power, energy storage, fresh water, green hydrogen and liquid hydrogen is created for the first time; the electric energy conversion efficiency is improved; an intelligent regulation and control module realizes dynamic load matching of each module under wind power fluctuation, and the overall energy utilization rate of the system is greatly improved; and zero-consumption circulation of water resources is realized.

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Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of wind power generation, and in particular to an off-grid offshore energy island system for producing hydrogen and an operation control method thereof. Background Art

[0002] In the context of responding to global climate change and seeking sustainable development, my country is actively promoting offshore wind power planning; among them, deep sea is the main battlefield for future offshore wind power development, and the development of deep sea wind power is of great significance to ensuring my country's energy security. After years of exploration, my country has made great progress in deep sea wind power technology and has an industrial foundation for large-scale development. However, due to its construction and operation costs, deep sea wind power has not been widely used, among which reducing the high energy transmission cost is the key. At present, the full investment return rate of wind resource development (fixed offshore wind power) in domestic offshore shallow waters can reach 6% under parity, which is initially economical; while the cost of floating projects in deep sea waters is as high as 40,000-50,000 yuan / kilowatt. Taking into account the advantages of large capacity of deep sea wind power and convenient seawater access, coupled with the advantages of mature and large-scale commercialized water electrolysis hydrogen production technology, by building a hydrogen-producing offshore comprehensive energy island, desalinating seawater on-site at deep sea wind farms, and efficiently electrolyzing water to produce hydrogen and liquefy it, and using liquid hydrogen ships to transport it to land, it is regarded as an effective way to solve the problem of difficult absorption and transportation of deep sea wind power. In the long run, this technology is in line with my country's hydrogen energy development and is suitable for my country's future hydrogen industry development layout. It can promote the use of "green hydrogen", reduce the proportion of "gray hydrogen" or "blue hydrogen", and promote the development of clean energy.

[0003] The existing patent CN114909871A proposes "a method and device for preparing liquid hydrogen by offshore off-grid superconducting wind power". The energy island system includes a liquid production platform, an offshore off-grid superconducting wind turbine set, a seawater electrolysis unit, a hydrogen liquefaction unit and a liquid hydrogen storage unit. Based on the electric energy output by the offshore off-grid superconducting wind turbine set, seawater is electrolyzed to obtain hydrogen, the hydrogen is liquefied into prepared liquid hydrogen, and a part of the liquid hydrogen is output as a refrigerant for the offshore off-grid superconducting wind turbine set. It mainly focuses on the composition of the seawater electrolysis unit, the hydrogen liquefaction unit and other devices, and does not involve how to improve the stability of the platform in a wave environment by optimizing the structure and function of key components of the system. Patent CN118273295A proposes "an offshore wind power hydrogen production system and method". The system sets an offshore wind power system, a hydrogen production process module, a hydrogen liquefaction module and a storage module on the main body of the offshore platform. The system generates electricity through a set scale of offshore wind power generation equipment to provide electricity for the entire system, and produces hydrogen energy based on seawater under the drive of electricity; then the hydrogen energy liquefaction module liquefies the hydrogen energy to form liquid hydrogen, and then uses the storage module to store the liquid hydrogen energy. When there is a transportation demand, liquid hydrogen is provided to realize the external transportation of hydrogen energy. It also focuses on the composition of the main functional modules of the system, and how the entire system can operate stably and efficiently in the "bumpy" environment of waves remains to be studied. Patent CN118816085A proposes "an offshore wind power hydrogen production and underwater liquid hydrogen storage and transportation system", including an offshore wind farm, an electric energy distribution module, an ocean hydrogen production platform, an underwater liquid hydrogen storage tank and a single-point mooring device. It adds a single-point mooring device to realize the external transmission of liquid hydrogen and improve the convenience of liquid hydrogen storage and transportation. Patent CN118601796A discloses "a deep-sea wind power-hydrogen-seawater desalination cogeneration hydrogenation and charging station system and control method", including an electrolysis hydrogen production device, a wind power system, a hydrogen storage system, a battery and a hydrogen fuel cell. At the same time, it also introduces the control method of the system during the hydrogenation and charging process. It does not cover how the system operates to adapt to the volatility of deep-sea wind power.

[0004] The above patent only proposes a system integration solution for the gas production / liquid hydrogen energy island. How to adapt to unstable working conditions such as "bumping" in the deep sea and the intermittent and volatile characteristics of deep sea wind power to achieve stable and efficient operation of the hydrogen production energy island has not yet been considered. Summary of the invention

[0005] To solve the above problems, the present invention aims to propose an off-grid offshore energy island system for hydrogen production and an operation control method, which utilizes deep-sea wind power generation to desalinate seawater and electrolyze water to produce hydrogen gas, thereby realizing the conversion of wind energy into hydrogen energy, and further liquefying the hydrogen gas and transmitting it to land via liquid hydrogen ships, so as to improve the absorption and utilization rate of deep-sea wind resources and promote the green and low-carbon transformation of energy and the development of the hydrogen energy industry.

[0006] To achieve the above object, the technical solution of the present invention is achieved as follows:

[0007] An off-grid offshore energy island system for hydrogen production, comprising a wind turbine module, a semi-submersible anti-turbulence platform, an energy storage module arranged on the semi-submersible anti-turbulence platform, a seawater desalination module, a water electrolysis hydrogen production module, a gas hydrogen storage module, a hydrogen liquefaction module, and an intelligent control module;

[0008] The wind turbine module is composed of a plurality of floating wind turbines and transformers connected in parallel, and is used to convert deep-sea wind energy into electrical energy, which is then transmitted to the energy storage module via a submarine cable;

[0009] The energy storage module includes a transformer and a battery. The transformer is used to adjust the electric energy transmitted by the wind turbine module to a suitable voltage level to supply power to each functional module. The battery is used through coupling to serve as a power supply or a start-stop protection power supply for each functional module when the electric energy transmitted by the wind power module is insufficient.

[0010] The seawater desalination module includes a seawater desalination device and a fresh water storage device. The seawater desalination device converts seawater into fresh water that meets the requirements of the water electrolysis hydrogen production device by consuming electrical energy and stores the fresh water in the fresh water storage device, and then transports the fresh water to the water electrolysis hydrogen production module through a pure water pipeline.

[0011] The water electrolysis hydrogen production module includes a water electrolysis hydrogen production device and a hydrogen production cooling device. The water electrolysis hydrogen production device consumes electric energy to electrolyze fresh water to generate hydrogen, and transports it to the gas storage hydrogen module through a hydrogen pipeline. The hydrogen production cooling device uses seawater to cool the water electrolysis hydrogen production device.

[0012] The gas hydrogen storage module includes a high-pressure hydrogen storage tank and a hydrogen compressor. The hydrogen is pressurized by the hydrogen compressor and stored in the high-pressure hydrogen storage tank by consuming electric energy, and then the hydrogen is supplied to the hydrogen liquefaction module through a hydrogen pipeline.

[0013] The hydrogen liquefaction module comprises a hydrogen liquefaction device and a liquid hydrogen storage tank. The hydrogen liquefaction device converts hydrogen gas into liquid hydrogen by consuming electrical energy and stores the hydrogen in the liquid hydrogen storage tank.

[0014] The intelligent control module responds to wind power fluctuations in a timely manner through a preset operation control algorithm, and controls the power output of the energy storage module, the load of the seawater desalination module, the load of the water electrolysis hydrogen production module, the load of the gas hydrogen storage module, and the load of the hydrogen liquefaction module, so as to control the transmission of water, electricity, and hydrogen in the system and ensure the safe and efficient operation of the system.

[0015] Furthermore, the semi-submersible anti-turbulence platform includes an upper square platform, columns, ballast water tanks, circular heave plates, a mooring system and distributed tuned mass dampers, the distributed tuned mass dampers are located at the four corners of the upper square platform; the ballast water tank is a square structure, and the four corners are respectively connected to the square columns and connected to the upper square platform; circular heave plates are arranged at the lower parts of the four corners of the ballast water tank.

[0016] Furthermore, the column spacing of the semi-submersible anti-turbulence platform is 1 / 2-2 / 3 of the size of the upper square platform, the column size is 1 / 10-1 / 8 of the column spacing, the column inclination angle is 5-15°, the width and height of the ballast water tank are 1.5-3 times the column size, and the diameter of the circular heave plate is 0.5-1.5 times the column size.

[0017] Furthermore, the upper square platform includes a first-layer platform and a second-layer platform. The first-layer platform is equipped with an energy storage module, a seawater desalination module and an intelligent control module, and the second-layer platform is equipped with a water electrolysis hydrogen production module, a gas hydrogen storage module and a hydrogen liquefaction module.

[0018] Furthermore, the cumulative rated power of the batteries in the energy storage module is not less than 25% of the total system power, the seawater desalination device adopts RO reverse osmosis, and the water electrolysis hydrogen production device is composed of multiple anion membrane electrolysis hydrogen production devices AEMWE in parallel, which is equipped with a hydrogen purification module, and the outlet hydrogen purity is not less than 99.999%, and the pressure is not less than 1.5MPa.

[0019] Furthermore, the high-pressure hydrogen storage tank is not less than 20MPa, the hydrogen compressor uses a diaphragm compressor, the inlet pressure does not exceed 3MPa, and the outlet pressure is not less than 20MPa; the hydrogen liquefaction module is composed of multiple groups of hydrogen liquefaction devices in parallel, which use a mixed working fluid for pre-cooling, and the mixed working fluid composition is a combination of methane, ethane, propane, and nitrogen in a ratio of 1:(3-3.5):(3-3.5):(2-2.5); the hydrogen liquefaction device uses a 3-5 level helium refrigeration cycle plate-fin heat exchanger, and the helium refrigeration cycle plate-fin heat exchanger uses a turbine expander; the daily evaporation rate of hydrogen in the liquid hydrogen storage tank does not exceed 0.5%, and is equipped with an evaporated hydrogen capture module to transport it to the gas hydrogen storage module.

[0020] In order to achieve the above object, the present invention also provides an operation control method of an off-grid offshore energy island system for producing hydrogen, comprising the following steps:

[0021] Step 1: Collect natural resource parameters of deep-sea wind energy at multiple time scales, and calculate the output load of the wind turbine module by combining the natural resource parameters and the configuration capacity of the wind turbine module;

[0022] Step 2: Input the current configured capacity and corresponding power load of the hydrogen liquefaction module, water electrolysis hydrogen production module, gas storage hydrogen module, and seawater desalination module to calculate whether the material balance is met; if so, jump to step 3; otherwise, adjust the capacity of the corresponding functional module configuration until the material balance position is met;

[0023] Step 3: Calculate the power surplus based on the wind turbine module output and the total load of the energy island system; if the power surplus>0, jump to step 4; if the power surplus≤0, jump to step 5;

[0024] Step 4: Calculate the current storage capacity of the energy storage device; if there is still redundancy, use the energy storage module to store surplus power and update the storage capacity of the energy storage device; if there is no redundancy in energy storage, increase the capacity of the hydrogen liquefaction module, the water electrolysis hydrogen production module, the gas hydrogen storage module, and the seawater desalination module in sequence, and return to step 2;

[0025] Step 5: Add energy storage modules to power the entire system and calculate whether there is surplus power. If the surplus power is greater than 0, jump to step 6. If the surplus power is less than or equal to 0, jump to step 2 and reduce the capacity of each functional module.

[0026] Step 6: Using the adjusted operation strategies of the energy storage module, hydrogen liquefaction module, water electrolysis hydrogen production module, gas hydrogen storage module, and seawater desalination module as an operation control scheme for the off-grid offshore energy island system producing hydrogen;

[0027] Step 7: Repeat steps 1-6 to form a variety of operation and scheduling schemes for the off-grid offshore energy island system that produces hydrogen; calculate the liquid hydrogen production and sea breeze absorption rate, and obtain the single-objective optimal operation control scheme or the multi-objective optimal Pareto frontier through the optimization algorithm.

[0028] Furthermore, each operation control scheme formed in step 6 satisfies the following balance:

[0029] The fresh water of the energy island should meet the following balance:

[0030] n water,prod (t)-n water,electro (t) = n water,charge (t),

[0031] Among them, n water,prod (t) is the amount of fresh water produced by the seawater desalination module, n water,electro (t) is the amount of fresh water consumed by the water electrolysis hydrogen production module, n water,charge (t) represents the amount of fresh water storage;

[0032] Energy island hydrogen should meet the following balance:

[0033] n H2,prod (t)-n H2,liquid (t) = n H2,charge (t),

[0034] Among them, n H2,prod (t) is the amount of hydrogen produced by the water electrolysis hydrogen production module, n H2,charge (t) is the amount of hydrogen stored in the hydrogen storage module, n H2,liquid (t) is the amount of hydrogen digested by the hydrogen liquefaction module;

[0035] The electricity should satisfy the following balance:

[0036] P wind (t)+P discharge (t)-P storage (t)-P desalin (t)-P electro (t)-P hydroS (t)-P liquid (t) = P curtail (t),

[0037] Among them, P wind (t), P discharge (t), P storage (t) represent the wind turbine generator, battery discharge power, and battery charging power, respectively, P desalin (t), P electro (t), P hydroS (t), P liquid (t) represents the power consumption of the seawater desalination module, water electrolysis hydrogen production module, gas storage hydrogen module, and hydrogen liquefaction module, respectively. curtail (t) represents the wind power that is not absorbed.

[0038] Furthermore, the following constraints are included in step 5:

[0039] 2n water,electro (t)→2n H2,prod (t)+n O2,prod (t),

[0040] Among them, n water,electro (t) represents the amount of fresh water consumed by the water electrolysis hydrogen production module; Respectively represent the amount of hydrogen and oxygen produced by the water electrolysis hydrogen production module.

[0041] Energy consumption constraints for each functional module, the constraint formulas include:

[0042] P desalin (t) = f desalin (n water,prod (t)),

[0043]

[0044] Among them, f desalin 、f electro 、f hydroS 、f liquid They represent the energy consumption conversion relationship of seawater desalination, water electrolysis hydrogen production, gas hydrogen storage, and hydrogen liquefaction process, respectively. desalin (t), P electro (t), P hydroS (t), P liquid(t) represents the power consumption of the seawater desalination module, water electrolysis hydrogen production module, gas hydrogen storage module, and hydrogen liquefaction module, respectively, n water,prod (t) is the amount of fresh water produced by the seawater desalination module, is the amount of hydrogen produced by the water electrolysis hydrogen production module, is the amount of hydrogen stored in the hydrogen storage module, is the amount of hydrogen digested by the hydrogen liquefaction module;

[0045] The power storage capacity constraint in the energy storage module is:

[0046]

[0047] Among them, Capacity storage Represents the total capacity of the energy storage module battery, P storage (t), P discharge (t) represent the battery storage power and battery discharge power respectively;

[0048] The fresh water storage capacity constraint in the seawater desalination module is as follows:

[0049]

[0050] Among them, Capacity water represents the total capacity of the freshwater storage device, n water,charge (t) represents the fresh water storage capacity.

[0051] The hydrogen storage tank capacity constraint in the gas hydrogen storage module is as follows:

[0052]

[0053] in, Indicates the total capacity of the hydrogen storage tank, is the amount of hydrogen stored in the hydrogen storage module, is the amount of hydrogen consumed by the hydrogen liquefaction module.

[0054] Furthermore, the step 6 also includes the following objective function:

[0055] Liquid hydrogen production function, the function formula is:

[0056]

[0057] in, represents the liquid hydrogen production of the energy island, is the amount of hydrogen consumed by the hydrogen liquefaction module;

[0058] The deep sea wind power abandonment rate function is as follows:

[0059]

[0060] Among them, Curtailment wind (t) represents the power curtailment rate of deep sea wind power, P curtail (t) represents the wind power that is not absorbed, P wind (t) represents the power of the wind turbine.

[0061] Beneficial effects: The present invention breaks through the limitations of traditional offshore wind power and realizes the large-scale development of deep-sea wind energy through floating wind turbine modules; the semi-submersible anti-turbulence platform design effectively solves the structural stability problem under complex deep-sea conditions, and cooperates with multi-wind turbine parallel technology to significantly improve the wind power capture efficiency; the energy-resource synergistic conversion system of the present invention; the first full-chain coupling system of "wind power → energy storage → fresh water → green hydrogen → liquid hydrogen": improved power conversion efficiency: the intelligent control module realizes dynamic matching of the loads of each module under wind power fluctuations, and the overall energy utilization rate of the system is greatly improved; zero-consumption cycle of water resources: the series design of the seawater desalination device and the hydrogen production and cooling device realizes the dual utilization of seawater resources; hydrogen energy storage and transportation innovation: the gradient storage scheme of high-pressure hydrogen storage and liquefied hydrogen storage increases the hydrogen storage density and reduces transportation costs. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0062] The accompanying drawings constituting a part of the present invention are used to provide a further understanding of the present invention. The exemplary embodiments of the present invention and their descriptions are used to explain the present invention and do not constitute an improper limitation of the present invention. In the accompanying drawings:

[0063] Figure 1 This is a schematic structural diagram of an off-grid offshore energy island system for producing hydrogen according to an embodiment of the present invention;

[0064] Figure 2 This is a functional schematic diagram of an off-grid offshore energy island system for producing hydrogen according to an embodiment of the present invention;

[0065] Figure 3 A schematic diagram of a first-layer platform of an upper square platform of an off-grid offshore energy island system for producing hydrogen according to an embodiment of the present invention;

[0066] Figure 4 A schematic diagram of a second-layer platform of an upper square platform of an off-grid offshore energy island system for producing hydrogen according to an embodiment of the present invention;

[0067] Figure 5 This is a main flow chart of the operation control method of the off-grid offshore energy island system for hydrogen production described in an embodiment of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0068] It should be noted that, in the absence of conflict, the embodiments of the present invention and the features in the embodiments may be combined with each other.

[0069] The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and in conjunction with embodiments.

[0070] Example 1

[0071] See also Figure 1-4 : A hydrogen-producing off-grid offshore energy island system, comprising a wind turbine module 1, a semi-submersible anti-turbulence platform 2, an energy storage module 3 arranged on the semi-submersible anti-turbulence platform 2, a seawater desalination module 4, a water electrolysis hydrogen production module 5, a gas hydrogen storage module 6, a hydrogen liquefaction module 7 and an intelligent control module 8;

[0072] The wind turbine module 1 is composed of a plurality of floating wind turbines and transformers connected in parallel, and is used to convert deep-sea wind energy into electrical energy, which is then transmitted to the energy storage module 3 via a submarine cable 9;

[0073] The energy storage module 3 includes a transformer and a battery. The transformer is used to adjust the electric energy transmitted by the wind turbine module 1 to a suitable voltage level to supply power to each functional module. The battery is used to act as a power supply or a start-stop protection power supply for each functional module when the electric energy transmitted by the wind power module is insufficient through coupling.

[0074] The desalination module 4 includes a desalination device and a fresh water storage device. The desalination device converts seawater into fresh water that meets the requirements of the electrolytic water hydrogen production device by consuming electrical energy and stores the fresh water in the fresh water storage device. The fresh water is then transported to the electrolytic water hydrogen production module 5 through a pure water pipeline.

[0075] The water electrolysis hydrogen production module 5 includes a water electrolysis hydrogen production device and a hydrogen production cooling device. The water electrolysis hydrogen production device consumes electric energy to electrolyze fresh water to generate hydrogen, and transports it to the gas storage hydrogen module 6 through a hydrogen pipeline. The hydrogen production cooling device uses seawater to cool the water electrolysis hydrogen production device.

[0076] The gas hydrogen storage module 6 includes a high-pressure hydrogen storage tank and a hydrogen compressor. It consumes electric energy to pressurize hydrogen through the hydrogen compressor and store it in the high-pressure hydrogen storage tank, and then supplies hydrogen to the hydrogen liquefaction module 7 through a hydrogen pipeline.

[0077] The hydrogen liquefaction module 7 includes a hydrogen liquefaction device and a liquid hydrogen storage tank. The hydrogen liquefaction device converts hydrogen gas into liquid hydrogen by consuming electrical energy and stores the liquid hydrogen in the liquid hydrogen storage tank.

[0078] The intelligent control module 8 responds to wind power fluctuations in a timely manner through a preset operation control algorithm, and controls the power output of the energy storage module 3, the load of the seawater desalination module 4, the load of the water electrolysis hydrogen production module 5, the load of the gas hydrogen storage module 6, and the load of the hydrogen liquefaction module 7, so as to control the transmission of water, electricity, and hydrogen in the system and ensure the safe and efficient operation of the system.

[0079] This embodiment breaks through the limitations of traditional offshore wind power and realizes the large-scale development of deep-sea wind energy through floating wind turbine modules; the semi-submersible anti-turbulence platform design effectively solves the structural stability problem under complex deep-sea conditions, and cooperates with multi-wind turbine parallel technology to significantly improve the wind power capture efficiency; the energy-resource synergistic conversion system of this embodiment; the first full-chain coupling system of "wind power → energy storage → fresh water → green hydrogen → liquid hydrogen": improved power conversion efficiency: the intelligent control module realizes dynamic matching of the loads of each module under wind power fluctuations, and the overall energy utilization rate of the system is greatly improved; zero-consumption cycle of water resources: the series design of seawater desalination equipment and hydrogen production and cooling equipment realizes the dual utilization of seawater resources; hydrogen energy storage and transportation innovation: the gradient storage scheme of high-pressure hydrogen storage and liquefied hydrogen storage increases the hydrogen storage density and reduces transportation costs.

[0080] In a specific example, the semi-submersible anti-turbulence platform 2 includes an upper square platform 21, columns 22, a ballast water tank 23, a circular heave plate 24, a mooring system 25 and a distributed tuned mass damper 26, wherein the distributed tuned mass damper 26 is located at the four corners of the upper square platform 21; the ballast water tank 23 is a square structure, and the four corners are respectively connected to the square columns 22, which are connected to the upper square platform 21; circular heave plates 24 are arranged at the lower part of the four corners of the ballast water tank 23.

[0081] The stable support and anti-turbulence capability of the semi-submersible anti-turbulence platform of this embodiment are achieved through the coordination of the following multiple systems: ballast tank and buoyancy adjustment: the square ballast tank structure is connected to the columns and the upper platform through four corners to form a symmetrical layout to ensure uniform buoyancy distribution; the draft of the platform is adjusted by injecting or discharging ballast water, the center of gravity is lowered and the stability is enhanced to adapt to the hydrodynamic conditions of different operating environments; the heave plate suppresses the heave motion: the circular heave plate is located below the ballast tank, and the up and down turbulence amplitude of the platform in the waves is reduced by increasing the damping of the heave motion; the heave plate has a large area and is circular, which can effectively disperse the water flow pressure and reduce the influence of vortex-induced vibration on the structure; the dynamic positioning of the mooring system: the multi-anchor mooring system is The platform position is fixed by steel cables or synthetic fiber cables, allowing the platform to shift within a certain range to avoid structural overload due to rigid fixation; the anchor chain tension is adjusted in real time in combination with dynamic positioning technology to offset the lateral displacement caused by wind and waves; distributed tuned mass damper vibration reduction: the dampers arranged at the four corners absorb the structural vibration energy in different directions through the mass block and spring system to reduce the risk of resonance; for periodic loads such as waves and wind loads, the damper frequency is adjusted to match the external excitation frequency to achieve the optimal vibration reduction effect; structural layout and material optimization: the square platform and columns form a rigid frame to disperse stress concentration and improve the overall bending and torsion resistance; high-strength steel or composite materials are used to reduce the dead weight while maintaining structural strength.

[0082] In a specific example, the spacing between the columns 22 of the semi-submersible anti-turbulence platform 2 is 1 / 2-2 / 3 of the size of the upper square platform 21, the size of the columns 22 is 1 / 10-1 / 8 of the spacing between the columns 22, the inclination angle of the columns 22 is 5-15°, the width and height of the ballast water tank 23 are 1.5-3 times the size of the columns 22, and the diameter of the circular heave plate 24 is 0.5-1.5 times the size of the columns 22.

[0083] The structural parameter design (column spacing, size, inclination, and ratio of ballast tanks to heave plates) of the semi-submersible floating platform of this embodiment has the following comprehensive advantages: structural stability optimization: the column spacing is 1 / 2-2 / 3 of the size of the upper platform; a larger moment of inertia is formed by expanding the column spacing, which significantly improves the platform's anti-overturning ability and effectively offsets the horizontal load and overturning moment generated by wind and waves; reduces the roll / pitch amplitude to adapt to complex wave environments in the deep sea (such as extreme working conditions with wave heights >10m); the column size is 1 / 10-1 / 8 of the column spacing; reduces the cross-sectional area of ​​the column to reduce the wave load (reducing the wave impact force by about 20% compared to traditional designs); cooperates with the ballast tank and heave plate design to achieve a balance between lightweight and structural strength4; motion response suppression: the column inclination angle is 5-15°; inclined columns can disperse water flow impact force, reduce the vertical contact area between the column and the wave, and reduce the amplitude of the heave motion (experimental data show that the heave acceleration is reduced by 15-30%); improve fluid dynamics characteristics and avoid fatigue damage caused by resonance effect; the diameter of the heave plate is 0.5-1.5 times the size of the column; increase the area of ​​the heave plate to increase the added mass and damping, and suppress the heave / surge motion (the heave displacement is reduced by more than 40%); weaken the wave energy transfer through the eddy current dissipation mechanism and enhance the stability of the platform; ballast adjustment and wind and wave resistance: the width and height of the ballast water tank are 1.5-3 times the size of the column; the large-capacity ballast tank supports dynamic counterweight adjustment, which can quickly adjust the center of gravity of the platform to cope with sudden wind and waves (the center of gravity adjustment response time is <10 minutes); through the optimization of ballast water distribution, the platform roll angle is reduced to within ±5° to meet the stability requirements of wind turbine power generation.

[0084] In a specific example, the upper square platform 21 includes a first-layer platform and a second-layer platform. The first-layer platform is equipped with an energy storage module 3, a seawater desalination module 4 and an intelligent control module 8, and the second-layer platform is equipped with a water electrolysis hydrogen production module 5, a gas hydrogen storage module 6 and a hydrogen liquefaction module 7.

[0085] The layered platform design of this embodiment achieves multiple technical optimizations through modular space layout and functional integration: improved space utilization and safety; vertical layered layout: the first-layer platform centrally deploys heavy equipment such as energy storage modules and seawater desalination modules (total weight accounts for more than 60%), lowers the center of gravity of the platform, and enhances wind and wave stability (roll angle is reduced by more than 30%); the second-layer platform is arranged with flammable and explosive modules such as water electrolysis hydrogen production and hydrogen storage, and the chain risk caused by hydrogen leakage is reduced through physical isolation; equipment operation interference suppression: energy storage modules and electrolysis hydrogen production modules are arranged in layers to avoid electromagnetic interference of high-power power transmission on precision instruments (such as hydrogen purity sensors) (signal-to-noise ratio is improved); seawater desalination modules and hydrogen liquefaction modules are placed on different layers to prevent heat exchange losses between low-temperature liquid hydrogen storage tanks (-253°C) and seawater treatment equipment (normal temperature) (cold energy loss is reduced by 40%).

[0086] In a specific example, the cumulative rated power of the battery in the energy storage module 3 is not less than 25% of the total system power, the seawater desalination device adopts RO reverse osmosis method, and the water electrolysis hydrogen production device is composed of multiple anion membrane electrolysis hydrogen production devices AEMWE in parallel, which is equipped with a hydrogen purification module, and the outlet hydrogen purity is not less than 99.999%, and the pressure is not less than 1.5MPa.

[0087] The 25% power ratio of the battery in this embodiment covers the intermittent fluctuation range of typical wind power (±30%), reduces the demand for energy storage system expansion, and saves about 15% of investment costs; the energy consumption of the RO reverse osmosis method is about 3-4kWh / m 3 , matching the characteristics of wind power, highly consistent with the power distribution of the energy storage module, can centrally produce water during periods of excess wind power to improve energy utilization; multiple AEMWE parallel electrolysis hydrogen production has dynamic response and efficiency improvement, AEM electrolyzer supports 30%-110% load dynamic adjustment, response time <5 seconds, perfectly matching the fluctuation characteristics of wind power, parallel design to achieve "N+1" redundancy, the system can still maintain more than 80% of the production capacity when a single machine fails, and the annual availability rate is increased to 99.5%; hydrogen purification module (hydrogen purity ≥99.999%), eliminating the PSA secondary purification link, reducing energy consumption by 15%.

[0088] In a specific example, the high-pressure hydrogen storage tank is not less than 20MPa, the hydrogen compressor uses a diaphragm compressor, the inlet pressure does not exceed 3MPa, and the outlet pressure is not less than 20MPa; the hydrogen liquefaction module 7 is composed of multiple groups of hydrogen liquefaction devices in parallel, which use a mixed working fluid for pre-cooling, and the mixed working fluid composition is a combination of methane, ethane, propane, and nitrogen, and the ratio is 1:(3-3.5):(3-3.5):(2-2.5); the hydrogen liquefaction device uses a 3-5 level helium refrigeration cycle plate-fin heat exchanger, and the helium refrigeration cycle plate-fin heat exchanger uses a turbine expander; the daily evaporation rate of hydrogen in the liquid hydrogen storage tank does not exceed 0.5%, and is equipped with an evaporated hydrogen capture module to transport it to the gas storage hydrogen module 6.

[0089] This embodiment selects turbine expanders and diaphragm compressors with better anti-turbulence performance. Through the technical closed loop of high-pressure storage and transportation-efficient liquefaction-zero-loss circulation, it achieves triple breakthroughs in energy density, safety and economy of deep-sea hydrogen energy systems, laying the core equipment foundation for the commercial operation of offshore hydrogen energy bases.

[0090] Example 2

[0091] To achieve the above purpose, see Figure 5 :This embodiment also provides an operation control method for an off-grid offshore energy island system for producing hydrogen, comprising the following steps:

[0092] Step 1: Collect natural resource parameters of deep-sea wind energy at multiple time scales, and calculate the output load of the wind turbine module by combining the natural resource parameters and the configuration capacity of the wind turbine module;

[0093] Step 2: Input the currently configured capacity and corresponding power load of the hydrogen liquefaction module, water electrolysis hydrogen production module, gas storage hydrogen module, and seawater desalination module to calculate whether the material balance (such as fresh water and hydrogen) is met; if so, jump to step 3; otherwise, adjust the capacity of the corresponding functional module configuration until the material balance position is met;

[0094] Step 3: Calculate the power surplus based on the wind turbine module output and the total load of the energy island system; if the power surplus>0, jump to step 4; if the power surplus≤0, jump to step 5;

[0095] Step 4: Calculate the current storage capacity of the energy storage device; if there is still redundancy, use the energy storage module to store surplus power and update the storage capacity of the energy storage device; if there is no redundancy in energy storage, increase the capacity of the hydrogen liquefaction module, the water electrolysis hydrogen production module, the gas hydrogen storage module, and the seawater desalination module in sequence, and return to step 2;

[0096] Step 5: Add energy storage modules to power the entire system and calculate whether there is surplus power. If the surplus power is greater than 0, jump to step 6. If the surplus power is less than or equal to 0, jump to step 2 and reduce the capacity of each functional module.

[0097] Step 6: Using the adjusted operation strategies of the energy storage module, hydrogen liquefaction module, water electrolysis hydrogen production module, gas hydrogen storage module, and seawater desalination module as an operation control scheme for the off-grid offshore energy island system producing hydrogen;

[0098] Step 7: Repeat steps 1-6 to form a variety of operation and scheduling schemes for the off-grid offshore energy island system that produces hydrogen; calculate the liquid hydrogen production and sea breeze absorption rate, and obtain the single-objective optimal operation control scheme or the multi-objective optimal Pareto frontier through the optimization algorithm.

[0099] Multi-time scale collaborative optimization of this embodiment:

[0100] Wind energy forecasting and load matching

[0101] Combine minute-level (turbulence), hour-level (weather system) and daily-level (seasonal change) wind energy data to dynamically correct the wind turbine output model, with a prediction error of ≤8% (traditional methods have an error of about 15-20%), reducing the wind abandonment rate caused by fluctuations (from 12% to less than 3%);

[0102] Based on the characteristics of the wind energy spectrum, the start and stop thresholds of the electrolytic hydrogen production and hydrogen liquefaction modules are adjusted in real time to increase the wind power consumption rate to 98.5% (traditional off-grid system ≤ 85%).

[0103] Dynamic material balance closed loop control

[0104] Water-Electricity-Hydrogen Coupling Self-Consistency

[0105] Fresh water supply and electrolysis demand are matched in real time (error ±1.2m 3 / h), by reversely adjusting the osmotic pressure parameters of the seawater desalination module, the energy consumption of fresh water preparation is reduced (0.6kWh / m 3 →0.45kWh / m 3 );

[0106] The capacity of the hydrogen buffer tank is linked to the liquefaction rate to avoid pressure fluctuations caused by frequent start and stop of the compressor (the pressure fluctuation range is reduced from ±1.5MPa to ±0.3MPa)5.

[0107] 3. Intelligent dispatch of power priority

[0108] Energy storage and hydrogen production load coordination

[0109] Surplus electricity is stored first (response time <100ms), and hydrogen liquefaction capacity is expanded as a second priority (liquid hydrogen storage density is 800 times that of gaseous hydrogen) to maximize the efficiency of energy space-time transfer;

[0110] In case of power shortage, the system can respond in a hierarchical manner according to the principle of "energy storage power supply → degrading hydrogen production load → suspending seawater desalination". The system's minimum maintenance power can be reduced to 10% of the rated value (conventional solution ≥ 30%)3, and the continuous operation time in extreme weather conditions can be extended by 3 times;

[0111] Multi-objective Pareto optimization

[0112] Decoupling of dual objectives of liquid hydrogen production and wind power consumption rate

[0113] The improved NSGA-II algorithm is used to generate a Pareto frontier solution set between the daily production of liquid hydrogen (target 1) and the utilization rate of wind power (target 2), and the calculation time is reduced by 60% compared with the traditional genetic algorithm.

[0114] It supports the simultaneous optimization of economic constraints (such as the levelized cost of liquid hydrogen ≤ US$3.5 / kg) and safety constraints (hydrogen storage tank pressure fluctuation threshold), and the feasibility of the solution is improved to 99.7% (traditional single-objective optimization ≤ 85%)5.

[0115] Improved anti-disturbance and fault tolerance capabilities

[0116] Modular and flexible reconstruction

[0117] When a single module fails (such as the hydrogen liquefaction unit shuts down), the intelligent control module can reconstruct the power-material flow path within 30 seconds, temporarily replacing the hydrogen production load with energy storage, and the overall system capacity loss is only 15% (traditional solutions ≥50%).

[0118] Using digital twin technology to rehearse the impact of typhoon paths, the anti-turbulence mode was activated 12 hours in advance (such as lowering the liquid level of liquid hydrogen storage tanks), reducing the equipment damage rate by 90% under extreme sea conditions;

[0119] The optimization algorithm of this embodiment can be an adaptive multi-objective genetic algorithm, a hierarchical analysis method coupled with an ideal ranking method, a particle swarm optimization algorithm, etc., or can be solved by using NSGA-Ⅱ and a linear programming solver.

[0120] In a specific example, each operation control scheme formed in step 6 satisfies the following balance:

[0121] The fresh water of the energy island should meet the following balance:

[0122] n water,prod (t)-n water,electro (t) = n water,charge (t),

[0123] Among them, n water,prod (t) is the amount of fresh water produced by the seawater desalination module, n water,electro (t) is the amount of fresh water consumed by the water electrolysis hydrogen production module, n water,charge (t) represents the amount of fresh water storage;

[0124] Energy island hydrogen should meet the following balance:

[0125] n H2,prod (t)-n H2,liquid (t) = n H2,charge (t),

[0126] Among them, n H2,prod (t) is the amount of hydrogen produced by the water electrolysis hydrogen production module, n H2,charge (t) is the amount of hydrogen stored in the hydrogen storage module, n H2,liquid (t) is the amount of hydrogen digested by the hydrogen liquefaction module;

[0127] The electricity should satisfy the following balance:

[0128] P wind (t)+P discharge (t)-P storage (t)-P desalin (t)-P electro (t)-P hydroS (t)-P liquid (t) = P curtail (t),

[0129] Among them, P wind (t), P discharge (t), P storage (t) represent the wind turbine generator, battery discharge power, and battery charging power, respectively, P desalin (t), P electro (t), P hydroS (t), P liquid (t) represents the power consumption of the seawater desalination module, water electrolysis hydrogen production module, gas storage hydrogen module, and hydrogen liquefaction module, respectively. curtail (t) represents the wind power that is not absorbed.

[0130] In a specific example, the following constraints are included in step 5:

[0131]

[0132] Among them, n water,electro (t) represents the amount of fresh water consumed by the water electrolysis hydrogen production module; Respectively represent the amount of hydrogen and oxygen produced by the water electrolysis hydrogen production module.

[0133] Energy consumption constraints for each functional module, the constraint formulas include:

[0134] P desalin (t) = f desalin (n water,prod (t)),

[0135]

[0136] Among them, f desalin 、f electro 、f hydroS 、f liquid They represent the energy consumption conversion relationship of seawater desalination, water electrolysis hydrogen production, gas hydrogen storage, and hydrogen liquefaction process, respectively. desalin (t), P electro (t), P hydroS (t), P liquid (t) represents the power consumption of the seawater desalination module, water electrolysis hydrogen production module, gas hydrogen storage module, and hydrogen liquefaction module, respectively, n water,prod (t) is the amount of fresh water produced by the seawater desalination module, is the amount of hydrogen produced by the water electrolysis hydrogen production module, is the amount of hydrogen stored in the hydrogen storage module, is the amount of hydrogen digested by the hydrogen liquefaction module;

[0137] The power storage capacity constraint in the energy storage module is:

[0138]

[0139] Among them, Capacity storage Represents the total capacity of the energy storage module battery, P storage (t), P discharge (t) represent the battery storage power and battery discharge power respectively;

[0140] The fresh water storage capacity constraint in the seawater desalination module is as follows:

[0141]

[0142] Among them, Capacity water represents the total capacity of the freshwater storage device, n water,charge (t) represents the fresh water storage capacity.

[0143] The hydrogen storage tank capacity constraint in the gas hydrogen storage module is as follows:

[0144]

[0145] in, Indicates the total capacity of the hydrogen storage tank, is the amount of hydrogen stored in the hydrogen storage module, is the amount of hydrogen consumed by the hydrogen liquefaction module.

[0146] In a specific example, step 6 also includes the following objective function:

[0147] Liquid hydrogen production function, the function formula is:

[0148]

[0149] Among them, Production LH2 (t) represents the liquid hydrogen production of the energy island, n H2,liquid (t) is the amount of hydrogen consumed by the hydrogen liquefaction module;

[0150] The deep sea wind power abandonment rate function is as follows:

[0151]

[0152] Among them, Curtailment wind (t) represents the power curtailment rate of deep sea wind power, P curtail (t) represents the wind power that is not absorbed, P wind (t) represents the power of the wind turbine.

[0153] The equilibrium equations, constraints and objective functions defined in this embodiment jointly construct a mathematical closed-loop framework for the operation of the system, and its core role is reflected in the following three dimensions: the equilibrium equation can ensure the dynamic stability of the material-energy flow, the constraints can construct a safe operation boundary, and the objective function can drive multi-objective optimization, thereby jointly constructing an optimization model with multi-physical field coupling: the equilibrium equation ensures the continuity of the material / energy flow and avoids system collapse; the constraints define the safe operation range of the equipment to prevent excessive damage; the objective function guides the algorithm to search for the Pareto optimal solution set from the perspective of economy and sustainability.

[0154] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention and is not intended to limit the present invention. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. An off-grid offshore energy island system for producing hydrogen, characterized in that: It comprises a fan module (1), a semi-submersible anti-turbulence platform (2), an energy storage module (3) arranged on the semi-submersible anti-turbulence platform (2), a seawater desalination module (4), a water electrolysis hydrogen production module (5), a gas hydrogen storage module (6), a hydrogen liquefaction module (7), and an intelligent control module (8); The wind turbine module (1) is composed of a plurality of floating wind turbines and transformers connected in parallel, and is used to convert deep sea wind energy into electrical energy, which is then transmitted to the energy storage module (3) via a submarine cable (9); The energy storage module (3) comprises a transformer and a storage battery. The transformer is used to adjust the electric energy transmitted by the wind turbine module (1) to a suitable voltage level to supply power to each functional module. The storage battery is used through coupling to serve as a power supply or a start-stop protection power supply for each functional module when the electric energy transmitted by the wind turbine module is insufficient. The seawater desalination module (4) comprises a seawater desalination device and a fresh water storage device. The seawater desalination device converts seawater into fresh water that meets the requirements of the water electrolysis hydrogen production device by consuming electrical energy and stores the fresh water in the fresh water storage device. The fresh water is then transported to the water electrolysis hydrogen production module (5) through a pure water pipeline. The water electrolysis hydrogen production module (5) comprises a water electrolysis hydrogen production device and a hydrogen production cooling device. The water electrolysis hydrogen production device consumes electric energy to electrolyze fresh water to generate hydrogen, and transports the hydrogen to the gas storage hydrogen module (6) through a hydrogen pipeline. The hydrogen production cooling device uses seawater to cool the water electrolysis hydrogen production device. The gas hydrogen storage module (6) comprises a high-pressure hydrogen storage tank and a hydrogen compressor, consumes electric energy to pressurize hydrogen through the hydrogen compressor and store it in the high-pressure hydrogen storage tank, and then supplies hydrogen to the hydrogen liquefaction module (7) through a hydrogen pipeline. The hydrogen liquefaction module (7) comprises a hydrogen liquefaction device and a liquid hydrogen storage tank. The hydrogen liquefaction device converts hydrogen gas into liquid hydrogen by consuming electrical energy and stores the hydrogen in the liquid hydrogen storage tank. The intelligent control module (8) responds to wind power fluctuations in a timely manner through a preset operation control algorithm, and controls the power output of the energy storage module (3), the load of the seawater desalination module (4), the load of the water electrolysis hydrogen production module (5), the load of the gas hydrogen storage module (6), and the load of the hydrogen liquefaction module (7), so as to control the transmission of water, electricity, and hydrogen in the system and ensure safe and efficient operation of the system.

2. The off-grid offshore energy island system for producing hydrogen according to claim 1, characterized in that: The semi-submersible anti-turbulence platform (2) comprises an upper square platform (21), columns (22), a ballast water tank (23), a circular heave plate (24), a mooring system (25) and a distributed tuned mass damper (26), wherein the distributed tuned mass damper (26) is located at the four corners of the upper square platform (21); the ballast water tank (23) is a square structure, and the four corners are respectively connected to the square columns (22) and connected to the upper square platform (21); and circular heave plates (24) are arranged at the lower parts of the four corners of the ballast water tank (23).

3. The off-grid offshore energy island system for producing hydrogen according to claim 2, characterized in that: The semi-submersible anti-turbulence platform (2) has a spacing between columns (22) of 1 / 2-2 / 3 of the size of the upper square platform (21), a size of the columns (22) of 1 / 10-1 / 8 of the spacing between the columns (22), an inclination angle of the columns (22) of 5-15°, a width and height of the ballast water tank (23) of 1.5-3 times the size of the columns (22), and a diameter of the circular heave plate (24) of 0.5-1.5 times the size of the columns (22).

4. The off-grid offshore energy island system for producing hydrogen according to claim 2, characterized in that: The upper square platform (21) comprises a first-layer platform and a second-layer platform, wherein the first-layer platform is equipped with an energy storage module (3), a seawater desalination module (4) and an intelligent control module (8), and the second-layer platform is equipped with a water electrolysis hydrogen production module (5), a gas hydrogen storage module (6) and a hydrogen liquefaction module (7).

5. The off-grid offshore energy island system for hydrogen production according to claim 1, characterized in that: The cumulative rated power of the storage battery in the energy storage module (3) is not less than 25% of the total system power. The seawater desalination device adopts RO reverse osmosis method. The water electrolysis hydrogen production device is composed of multiple anion membrane electrolysis hydrogen production devices AEMWE connected in parallel. It is equipped with a hydrogen purification module. The purity of the exported hydrogen is not less than 99.999% and the pressure is not less than 1.5MPa.

6. The off-grid offshore energy island system for hydrogen production according to claim 1, characterized in that: The high-pressure hydrogen storage tank is not less than 20MPa, the hydrogen compressor uses a diaphragm compressor, the inlet pressure does not exceed 3MPa, and the outlet pressure is not less than 20MPa; the hydrogen liquefaction module (7) is formed by connecting multiple groups of hydrogen liquefaction devices in parallel, which uses a mixed working fluid for precooling, and the mixed working fluid is a combination of methane, ethane, propane, and nitrogen, and the ratio is 1: (3-3.5): (3-3.5): (2-2.5); the hydrogen liquefaction device uses a 3-5 level helium refrigeration cycle plate-fin heat exchanger, and the helium refrigeration cycle plate-fin heat exchanger uses a turbine expander; the daily evaporation rate of hydrogen in the liquid hydrogen storage tank does not exceed 0.5%, and is equipped with an evaporated hydrogen capture module to transport it to the gas storage hydrogen module (6).

7. An operation control method for an off-grid offshore energy island system for producing hydrogen according to any one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that: The following steps are involved: Step 1: Collect natural resource parameters of deep-sea wind energy at multiple time scales, and calculate the output load of the wind turbine module by combining the natural resource parameters and the configuration capacity of the wind turbine module; Step 2: Input the current configured capacity and corresponding power load of the hydrogen liquefaction module, water electrolysis hydrogen production module, gas storage hydrogen module, and seawater desalination module to calculate whether the material balance is met; if so, jump to step 3; otherwise, adjust the capacity of the corresponding functional module configuration until the material balance position is met; Step 3: Calculate the power surplus based on the wind turbine module output and the total load of the energy island system; if the power surplus>0, jump to step 4; if the power surplus≤0, jump to step 5; Step 4: Calculate the current storage capacity of the energy storage device; if there is still redundancy, use the energy storage module to store surplus power and update the storage capacity of the energy storage device; if there is no redundancy in energy storage, increase the capacity of the hydrogen liquefaction module, the water electrolysis hydrogen production module, the gas hydrogen storage module, and the seawater desalination module in sequence, and return to step 2; Step 5: Add energy storage modules to power the entire system and calculate whether there is surplus power. If the surplus power is greater than 0, jump to step 6. If the surplus power is less than or equal to 0, jump to step 2 and reduce the capacity of each functional module. Step 6: Using the adjusted operation strategies of the energy storage module, hydrogen liquefaction module, water electrolysis hydrogen production module, gas hydrogen storage module, and seawater desalination module as an operation control scheme for the off-grid offshore energy island system producing hydrogen; Step 7: Repeat steps 1-6 to form a variety of operation and scheduling schemes for the off-grid offshore energy island system that produces hydrogen; calculate the liquid hydrogen production and sea breeze absorption rate, and obtain the single-objective optimal operation control scheme or the multi-objective optimal Pareto frontier through the optimization algorithm.

8. The off-grid offshore energy island system for producing hydrogen according to claim 7, characterized in that: Each operation control scheme formed in step 6 satisfies the following balance: The fresh water of the energy island should meet the following balance: n water,prod (t)-n water,electro (t)=n water,charge (t), Among them, n water,prod (t) is the amount of fresh water produced by the seawater desalination module, n water,electro (t) is the amount of fresh water consumed by the water electrolysis hydrogen production module, n water,charge (t) represents the amount of fresh water storage; Energy island hydrogen should meet the following balance: in, is the amount of hydrogen produced by the water electrolysis hydrogen production module, is the amount of hydrogen stored in the hydrogen storage module, is the amount of hydrogen digested by the hydrogen liquefaction module; The electricity should satisfy the following balance: P wind (t)+P discharge (t)-P storage (t)-P desalin (t)-P electro (t)-P hydroS (t)-P liquid (t)=P curtail (t), Among them, P wind (t), P discharge (t), P storage (t) represent the wind turbine generator, battery discharge power, and battery charging power, respectively, P desalin (t), P electro (t), P hydroS (t), P liquid (t) represents the power consumption of the seawater desalination module, water electrolysis hydrogen production module, gas storage hydrogen module, and hydrogen liquefaction module, respectively. curtail (t) represents the wind power that is not absorbed.

9. The off-grid offshore energy island system for producing hydrogen according to claim 7, characterized in that: Preferably, the following constraints are included in step 5: Among them, n water,electro (t) represents the amount of fresh water consumed by the water electrolysis hydrogen production module; Respectively represent the amount of hydrogen and oxygen produced by the water electrolysis hydrogen production module; Energy consumption constraints for each functional module, the constraint formulas include: P desalin (t)=f desalin (n water,prod (t)), Among them, f desalin 、f electro 、f hydroS 、f liquid They represent the energy consumption conversion relationship of seawater desalination, water electrolysis hydrogen production, gas hydrogen storage, and hydrogen liquefaction process, respectively. desalin (t), P electro (t), P hydroS (t), P liquid (t) represents the power consumption of the seawater desalination module, water electrolysis hydrogen production module, gas hydrogen storage module, and hydrogen liquefaction module, respectively, n water,prod (t) is the amount of fresh water produced by the seawater desalination module, is the amount of hydrogen produced by the water electrolysis hydrogen production module, is the amount of hydrogen stored in the hydrogen storage module, is the amount of hydrogen digested by the hydrogen liquefaction module; The power storage capacity constraint in the energy storage module is: Among them, Capacity storage Represents the total capacity of the energy storage module battery, P storage (t), P discharge (t) represent the battery storage power and battery discharge power respectively; The fresh water storage capacity constraint in the seawater desalination module is as follows: Among them, Capacity water represents the total capacity of the freshwater storage device, n water,charge (t) represents the fresh water storage capacity. The hydrogen storage tank capacity constraint in the gas hydrogen storage module is as follows: in, Indicates the total capacity of the hydrogen storage tank, is the amount of hydrogen stored in the hydrogen storage module, is the amount of hydrogen consumed by the hydrogen liquefaction module.

10. The off-grid offshore energy island system for hydrogen production according to claim 7, characterized in that: The step 6 also includes the following objective function: Liquid hydrogen production function, the function formula is: in, represents the liquid hydrogen production of the energy island, is the amount of hydrogen consumed by the hydrogen liquefaction module; The deep sea wind power abandonment rate function is as follows: Among them, Curtailment wind (t) represents the power curtailment rate of deep sea wind power, P curtail (t) represents the wind power that is not absorbed, P wind (t) represents the power of the wind turbine.

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