Renewable energy resource evaluation method, system and equipment
By scientifically dividing sea areas, collecting and analyzing tidal and environmental parameters, and combining the analysis of economic parameters, the problem of relying on experience to select the installation location of tidal energy collection equipment in the existing technology is solved, and efficient and economical utilization of tidal energy resources is achieved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202510020778.7
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-01-07
- Publication Date
- 2025-06-10
AI Technical Summary
The installation location and parameters of tidal energy acquisition equipment in the prior art rely on experience and intuition, and lack scientific analysis and quantification basis, resulting in subjectivity and inaccuracy of the results, and the potential of tidal energy resources cannot be fully utilized.
By dividing the target sea area into several sub-regions, collecting and analyzing the tidal parameters and environmental information of each sub-region, calculating the state evaluation coefficient and environmental evaluation coefficient, determining whether each sub-region is suitable for tidal power generation, and conducting economic feasibility analysis based on economic parameters to determine the most economical power generation type.
Scientific analysis and accurate judgment are achieved, suitable power generation types are determined, utilizing tidal energy resources to the greatest extent, improving energy utilization efficiency, reducing investment risks, improving return rates, and reducing resource waste.
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Abstract
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Technical Field
[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of renewable energy collection, and particularly to an evaluation method, system and device for renewable energy resources. Background Art
[0002] Tidal energy is the energy generated by the natural tidal movements on the earth. It belongs to a kind of renewable energy. Compared with traditional fossil fuels, tidal energy does not consume the earth's resources and does not produce greenhouse gases and air pollutants. As a renewable energy, tidal energy has the characteristics of being stable and reliable, having a high energy density, and integrating with the marine environment. Nowadays, with the development and application of renewable energy, tidal energy, as a unique energy resource, has attracted more and more attention. How to efficiently collect tidal energy has become a top priority. Therefore, an evaluation method, system and device for renewable energy resources have emerged as the times require;
[0003] In the current technology, the selection of the installation location and parameters of tidal energy collection devices often depends on experience and intuition, lacking scientific analysis and quantitative basis. This makes the selection results may be subjective and inaccurate, unable to fully exploit the potential of tidal energy resources. Obviously, this collection method has at least the following problems:
[0004] 1. In the prior art, the installation location of tidal energy collection devices is often obtained through past experience and personal observation. This may lead to different views on the installation location of tidal energy collection devices among different people, lacking objectivity and consistency, and lacking comprehensiveness and accuracy. This may lead to an insufficiently comprehensive and in-depth understanding of tidal energy resources and environmental factors, thus affecting the judgment of the installation location, making it difficult to conduct scientific analysis and accurate judgment, and thus may lead to uncertainty and risks;
[0005] 2. At the same time, the prior art cannot consider the economic benefits of power generation types. Investors will have difficulty determining the return on investment, which may lead to difficulty for investors to make wise decisions, thus affecting the feasibility of power generation projects. It may cause decision-makers to be unable to determine the best power generation plan, and may lead to the inability of some power generation projects to continue in the long-term operation, thus having an adverse impact on the regional energy supply and economic development. Economic benefit is an important indicator for evaluating the feasibility of power generation projects. If it cannot be judged based on the economic benefits of each power generation type, accurate cost-benefit analysis cannot be carried out, which may lead to waste of resources and unnecessary economic losses. Summary of the Invention
[0006] Aiming at the above-mentioned existing technical deficiencies, the purpose of the present invention is to provide an evaluation method, system and device for renewable energy resources.
[0007] To solve the above technical problems, the present invention adopts the following technical solutions: The present invention provides an evaluation method for renewable energy resources, including:
[0008] Step 1, regional division: Divide the target sea area into several sub-areas;
[0009] Step 2, collection of tidal parameters: Collect the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area, where the tidal parameters include tidal amplitude, tidal period, and tidal velocity;
[0010] Step 3, analysis of tidal parameters: Analyze the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area according to the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area, obtain the state evaluation coefficients corresponding to the tidal parameters of each sub-area, and determine whether each sub-area is suitable for tidal power generation, and mark each sub-area suitable for tidal power generation as each power generation area;
[0011] Step 4, collection of resource information: Collect the environmental information corresponding to each power generation area, where the environmental information includes water depth, slope, and concavity and convexity;
[0012] Step 5, analysis of environmental information: Analyze the environmental information corresponding to each power generation area according to the environmental information corresponding to each power generation area, and obtain the environmental evaluation coefficients corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation area;
[0013] Step 6, analysis of power generation type: Obtain the power generation type corresponding to each power generation area according to the environmental evaluation coefficients corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation area;
[0014] Step 7, obtaining economic parameters: Obtain the economic parameters corresponding to the power generation type in each power generation area according to the power generation type corresponding to each power generation area, where the economic parameters include installation cost, maintenance cost, and power generation amount;
[0015] Step 8, economic feasibility analysis: Analyze the economic parameters corresponding to the power generation type in each power generation area according to the economic parameters corresponding to the power generation type in each power generation area, obtain the economic evaluation coefficients corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation type in each power generation area, and determine whether the power generation type in each power generation area has economic feasibility.
[0016] Preferably, the process of dividing the target sea area into several sub-areas is as follows:
[0017] A1. Determine the longitude and latitude ranges of the target sea area;
[0018] A2. Divide the target sea area into grids of equal size according to the longitude and latitude ranges of the target sea area. The range of each grid can be determined by the longitude and latitude of the grid, and mark each grid as each sub-area.
[0019] Preferably, the analysis of the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-region is as follows:
[0020] Denote the tidal amplitude, tidal period, and tidal velocity corresponding to each sub-region as , and , respectively, where represents the number corresponding to each sub-region, , substitute it into the calculation formula to obtain the state evaluation coefficient corresponding to the tidal parameters of each sub-region, where , , are the standard tidal amplitude, standard tidal period, and standard tidal velocity corresponding to the sub-region set respectively, , , are the weight factors corresponding to the tidal amplitude, tidal period, and tidal velocity in the set sub-region respectively.
[0021] Preferably, the judgment of whether each sub-region is suitable for tidal power generation is as follows:
[0022] Compare the state evaluation coefficient corresponding to the tidal parameters of each sub-region with the state evaluation coefficient corresponding to the preset standard sub-region tidal parameters. If the state evaluation coefficient corresponding to the tidal parameters of a certain sub-region is less than the state evaluation coefficient corresponding to the preset standard sub-region tidal parameters, it is determined that the sub-region is not suitable for tidal power generation. If the state evaluation coefficient corresponding to the tidal parameters of a certain sub-region is greater than or equal to the state evaluation coefficient corresponding to the preset standard sub-region tidal parameters, it is determined that the sub-region is suitable for tidal power generation. In this way, it is judged whether each sub-region is suitable for tidal power generation;
[0023] And mark each sub-region suitable for tidal power generation as each power generation region.
[0024] Preferably, the analysis of the environmental information corresponding to each power generation region is as follows:
[0025] Denote the water depth, slope, and concavity / convexity corresponding to each power generation region as , and , represents the number corresponding to each power generation region, , substitute it into the calculation formula to obtain the environmental evaluation coefficient corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation region, where , , The standard water depth, standard slope, and standard concavity / convexity corresponding to the separately set power generation areas , , are the weight factors corresponding to the water depth, slope, and concavity / convexity in the set power generation areas respectively.
[0026] Preferably, the process of obtaining the power generation types corresponding to each power generation area is as follows:
[0027] Compare the environmental assessment coefficients corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation area with the environmental assessment coefficients corresponding to the environmental information of the power generation areas in the database, and then obtain the power generation types corresponding to each power generation area.
[0028] Preferably, the analysis of the economic parameters corresponding to the power generation types in each power generation area is as follows:
[0029] Record the installation cost, maintenance cost, and power generation amount corresponding to the power generation types in each power generation area as , and , where represents the number corresponding to each power generation area, , substitute into the calculation formula to obtain the economic assessment coefficient corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation types in each power generation area, where , , are the standard installation cost, standard maintenance cost, and standard power generation amount corresponding to the power generation types in the set power generation areas respectively, , , are the weight factors corresponding to the installation cost, maintenance cost, and power generation amount in the power generation types in the set power generation areas respectively.
[0030] Preferably, the process of determining whether the power generation types in each power generation area are economically feasible is as follows:
[0031] Compare the economic assessment coefficients corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation types in each power generation area with the economic assessment coefficients corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation types in the preset standard power generation area. If the economic assessment coefficient corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation type in a certain power generation area is less than the economic assessment coefficient corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation type in the preset standard power generation area, it is determined that the power generation type in this power generation area is not economically feasible. If the economic assessment coefficient corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation type in a certain power generation area is greater than or equal to the economic assessment coefficient corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation type in the preset standard power generation area, it is determined that the power generation type in this power generation area is economically feasible.
[0032] The present invention provides, in a second aspect, an evaluation system for renewable energy resources, comprising:
[0033] A regional division module: configured to divide a target sea area into a plurality of sub-areas;
[0034] A tidal parameter acquisition module: configured to acquire tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area, where the tidal parameters include tidal amplitude, tidal period, and tidal velocity;
[0035] A tidal parameter analysis module: configured to analyze the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area according to the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area, obtain a state evaluation coefficient corresponding to the tidal parameters of each sub-area, determine whether each sub-area is suitable for tidal power generation, and mark each sub-area suitable for tidal power generation as each power generation area;
[0036] A resource information acquisition module: configured to acquire environmental information corresponding to each power generation area, where the environmental information includes water depth, slope, and unevenness;
[0037] An environmental information analysis module: configured to analyze the environmental information corresponding to each power generation area according to the environmental information corresponding to each power generation area, obtain an environmental evaluation coefficient corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation area;
[0038] A power generation type analysis module: configured to obtain the power generation type corresponding to each power generation area according to the environmental evaluation coefficient corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation area;
[0039] An economic parameter acquisition module: configured to acquire economic parameters corresponding to the power generation type in each power generation area according to the power generation type corresponding to each power generation area, where the economic parameters include installation cost, maintenance cost, and power generation amount;
[0040] An economic feasibility analysis module: configured to analyze the economic parameters corresponding to the power generation type in each power generation area according to the economic parameters corresponding to the power generation type in each power generation area, obtain an economic evaluation coefficient corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation type in each power generation area, and determine whether the power generation type in each power generation area has economic feasibility.
[0041] The present invention provides, in a third aspect, an evaluation device for renewable energy resources, comprising: a collection device, a controller, and a memory and a communication interface connected to the controller. The collection device is configured to collect tidal parameters and environmental information. The collection device is connected to the controller. The communication interface is connected to a non-volatile memory in the controller. When the controller runs, it retrieves a computer program from the non-volatile memory through the communication interface and runs the computer program through the memory. The computer-readable program implements the steps in the evaluation method for renewable energy resources described above.
[0042] The beneficial effects of the present invention are as follows:
[0043] 1. By analyzing the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-region, the state evaluation coefficients corresponding to the tidal parameters of each sub-region can be obtained, and whether each sub-region is suitable for tidal power generation can be determined. This can scientifically analyze the installation location of tidal energy collection equipment, gain in-depth understanding of the tidal energy resources and environmental factors, and determine the suitable power generation type according to the tidal energy resources and environmental assessment results of each power generation region. Selecting the suitable power generation type can maximize the utilization of tidal energy resources, give full play to its potential, and improve energy utilization efficiency.
[0044] 2. At the same time, according to the environmental evaluation coefficients corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation region, the corresponding power generation types of each power generation region can be obtained, which can help determine the most economical power generation type in each power generation region, thereby rationally utilizing resources and reducing waste. By comparing the economic feasibility of different power generation types, it can help decision-makers determine the direction and scale of investment, reduce investment risks, and increase the rate of return. It can guide the power generation region to select a more economical power generation type, thereby reducing energy costs, making the power generation price more competitive, and improving the efficiency of the overall energy supply. Conducting economic evaluation using existing technologies can provide a scientific basis for the selection of power generation types in each power generation region, realizing optimal utilization of resources, support for investment decisions, reduction of energy costs, and environmental friendliness. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0045] In order to more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention or the prior art, the following will briefly introduce the drawings required for use in the description of the embodiments or the prior art. Obviously, the drawings in the following description are only some embodiments of the present invention. For those of ordinary skill in the art, without creative efforts, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings.
[0046] Figure 1 It is a flowchart of the implementation steps of the method of the present invention;
[0047] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the connection of system modules of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS
[0048] The following will clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, rather than all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without creative efforts belong to the scope of protection of the present invention.
[0049] Embodiments of the present invention are as follows Figure 1As shown, a method for evaluating renewable energy resources includes: Step 1, regional division: Divide the target sea area into several sub-areas.
[0050] In a specific embodiment, the process of dividing the target sea area into several sub-areas is as follows:
[0051] A1. Determine the longitude and latitude ranges of the target sea area;
[0052] A2. According to the longitude and latitude ranges of the target sea area, divide the target sea area into grids of equal size. The range of each grid can be determined by the longitude and latitude of the grid, and each grid is marked as each sub-area.
[0053] It should be noted that the longitude and latitude ranges of the target sea area are obtained through maps, satellite images, or GPS coordinates, etc.
[0054] Step 2, collection of tidal parameters: Collect the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area. The tidal parameters include tidal amplitude, tidal period, and tidal velocity.
[0055] It should be noted that the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area are measured by a tidal gauge, which usually includes a buoy and a measurement sensor and can measure the tidal amplitude, tidal period, and tidal velocity corresponding to each sub-area.
[0056] Step 3, analysis of tidal parameters: According to the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area, analyze the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area to obtain the state evaluation coefficients corresponding to the tidal parameters of each sub-area, and determine whether each sub-area is suitable for tidal power generation. Mark each sub-area suitable for tidal power generation as each power generation area.
[0057] In a specific embodiment, the process of analyzing the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area is as follows:
[0058] Denote the tidal amplitude, tidal period, and tidal velocity corresponding to each sub-area as 、 and , where represents the number corresponding to each sub-area, , substitute into the calculation formula to obtain the state evaluation coefficient corresponding to the tidal parameters of each sub-area, where 、 、 are the standard tidal amplitude, standard tidal period, and standard tidal velocity corresponding to the set sub-areas respectively, 、 、 The weight factors corresponding to the tidal amplitude, tidal period, and tidal velocity in the set sub-regions respectively.
[0059] In another specific embodiment, the process of determining whether each sub-region is suitable for tidal power generation is as follows:
[0060] Compare the state evaluation coefficients corresponding to the tidal parameters of each sub-region with the state evaluation coefficients corresponding to the preset standard sub-region tidal parameters. If the state evaluation coefficient corresponding to the tidal parameters of a certain sub-region is less than the state evaluation coefficient corresponding to the preset standard sub-region tidal parameters, it is determined that the sub-region is not suitable for tidal power generation. If the state evaluation coefficient corresponding to the tidal parameters of a certain sub-region is greater than or equal to the state evaluation coefficient corresponding to the preset standard sub-region tidal parameters, it is determined that the sub-region is suitable for tidal power generation. In this way, it is judged whether each sub-region is suitable for tidal power generation;
[0061] And mark each sub-region suitable for tidal power generation as each power generation region.
[0062] Step Four: Collection of resource information: Collect the environmental information corresponding to each power generation region. The environmental information includes water depth, slope, and unevenness.
[0063] It should be noted that satellite remote sensing technology can obtain the topographic information of water areas through satellite images. By analyzing the reflection and color changes of water bodies in satellite images, parameters such as water depth, slope, and unevenness of water areas can be inferred.
[0064] Step Five: Analysis of environmental information: Analyze the environmental information corresponding to each power generation region according to the environmental information corresponding to each power generation region, and obtain the environmental evaluation coefficients corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation region.
[0065] In a specific embodiment, the process of analyzing the environmental information corresponding to each power generation region is as follows:
[0066] Denote the water depth, slope, and unevenness corresponding to each power generation region as 、 and , indicating the numbers corresponding to each power generation region, ,substitute into the calculation formula to obtain the environmental evaluation coefficients corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation region, where 、 、 are the standard water depth, standard slope, and standard unevenness corresponding to the set power generation regions respectively, 、 、 They are the weight factors corresponding to the water depth, slope, and concavity / convexity in the set power generation areas respectively.
[0067] In another specific embodiment, the process of obtaining the power generation types corresponding to each power generation area is as follows:
[0068] Compare the environmental assessment coefficients corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation area with the environmental assessment coefficients corresponding to the environmental information of the power generation areas in the database, and then obtain the power generation types corresponding to each power generation area.
[0069] It should be noted that the power generation types include tidal turbine power generation, tidal power generation, and tidal energy cascade power generation, etc.
[0070] Step Seven: Obtaining economic parameters: According to the power generation types corresponding to each power generation area, obtain the economic parameters corresponding to the power generation types in each power generation area. The economic parameters include installation cost, maintenance cost, and power generation amount.
[0071] It should be noted that by comparing the power generation types corresponding to each power generation area with the power generation types in the historical data in the database, the installation cost, maintenance cost, and power generation amount corresponding to the power generation types in each power generation area are obtained.
[0072] Step Eight: Economic feasibility analysis: According to the economic parameters corresponding to the power generation types in each power generation area, analyze the economic parameters corresponding to the power generation types in each power generation area, obtain the economic assessment coefficients corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation types in each power generation area, and judge whether the power generation types in each power generation area are economically feasible.
[0073] It should be noted that economic feasibility refers to whether economic benefits and returns can be achieved when investing in, constructing, and operating a tidal power generation project.
[0074] In a specific embodiment, the process of analyzing the economic parameters corresponding to the power generation types in each power generation area is as follows:
[0075] Record the installation cost, maintenance cost, and power generation amount corresponding to the power generation types in each power generation area as , and , where represents the number corresponding to each power generation area, , substitute into the calculation formula to obtain the economic assessment coefficients corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation types in each power generation area, where , , are the standard installation cost, standard maintenance cost, and standard power generation amount corresponding to the power generation types in the set power generation areas respectively, , , The weight factors corresponding to the installation cost, maintenance cost, and power generation amount in the power generation types in the respectively set power generation areas.
[0076] In another specific embodiment, the determination of whether the power generation types in each power generation area are economically feasible is as follows:
[0077] Compare the economic evaluation coefficients corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation types in each power generation area with the economic evaluation coefficients corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation types in the preset standard power generation area. If the economic evaluation coefficient corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation type in a certain power generation area is less than the economic evaluation coefficient corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation type in the preset standard power generation area, it is determined that the power generation type in this power generation area is not economically feasible. If the economic evaluation coefficient corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation type in a certain power generation area is greater than or equal to the economic evaluation coefficient corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation type in the preset standard power generation area, it is determined that the power generation type in this power generation area is economically feasible.
[0078] As shown in the embodiments of the present invention Figure 2 A renewable energy resource evaluation system includes:
[0079] A regional division module: used to divide the target sea area into several sub-areas;
[0080] A tidal parameter acquisition module: used to acquire the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area, and the tidal parameters include tidal amplitude, tidal period, and tidal velocity;
[0081] A tidal parameter analysis module: used to analyze the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area according to the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area, obtain the state evaluation coefficients corresponding to the tidal parameters of each sub-area, determine whether each sub-area is suitable for tidal power generation, and mark the sub-areas suitable for tidal power generation as each power generation area;
[0082] A resource information acquisition module: used to acquire the environmental information corresponding to each power generation area, and the environmental information includes water depth, slope, and unevenness;
[0083] An environmental information analysis module: used to analyze the environmental information corresponding to each power generation area according to the environmental information corresponding to each power generation area, and obtain the environmental evaluation coefficients corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation area;
[0084] A power generation type analysis module: used to obtain the power generation types corresponding to each power generation area according to the environmental evaluation coefficients corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation area;
[0085] Economic parameter acquisition module: configured to obtain economic parameters corresponding to the power generation types in each power generation area according to the power generation types corresponding to each power generation area, where the economic parameters include installation cost, maintenance cost, and power generation amount;
[0086] Economic feasibility analysis module: configured to analyze the economic parameters corresponding to the power generation types in each power generation area based on the economic parameters corresponding to the power generation types in each power generation area, obtain economic evaluation coefficients corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation types in each power generation area, and determine whether the power generation types in each power generation area are economically feasible.
[0087] Another specific embodiment of the present invention, an evaluation device for renewable energy resources, includes: a collection device, a controller, and a memory and a communication interface connected to the controller. The collection device is configured to collect tidal parameters and environmental information. The collection device is connected to the controller. The communication interface is connected to the non-volatile memory in the controller. When the controller runs, it retrieves a computer program from the non-volatile memory through the communication interface and runs the computer program through the memory. The computer-readable program implements the steps in the evaluation method for renewable energy resources described above.
[0088] The above content is only an example and explanation of the concept of the present invention. Those skilled in the art of this technology can make various modifications, supplements, or use similar methods to replace the described specific embodiments, as long as they do not deviate from the concept of the invention or exceed the scope defined by this claims, they should fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
Claims
1. A method for evaluating renewable energy resources, characterized in that: include: Step 1: Area division: Divide the target sea area into several sub-areas; Step 2: Collection of tidal parameters: Collect tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area, including tidal amplitude, tidal period and tidal velocity; Step 3: Analysis of tidal parameters: According to the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-region, the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-region are analyzed to obtain the state evaluation coefficient corresponding to the tidal parameters of each sub-region, and to determine whether each sub-region is suitable for tidal power generation, and mark each sub-region suitable for tidal power generation as a power generation area; Step 4: Collection of resource information: Collect environmental information corresponding to each power generation area, including water depth, slope and unevenness; Step 5: Analysis of environmental information: Analyze the environmental information corresponding to each power generation area according to the environmental information corresponding to each power generation area to obtain the environmental assessment coefficient corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation area; Step 6: Analysis of power generation types: Based on the environmental assessment coefficient corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation area, the power generation type corresponding to each power generation area is obtained; Step 7: Obtaining economic parameters: According to the power generation type corresponding to each power generation area, the economic parameters corresponding to the power generation type in each power generation area are obtained. The economic parameters include installation cost, maintenance cost and power generation; Step 8. Economic feasibility analysis: According to the economic parameters corresponding to the power generation type in each power generation area, the economic parameters corresponding to the power generation type in each power generation area are analyzed to obtain the economic evaluation coefficient corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation type in each power generation area, and determine whether the power generation type in each power generation area is economically feasible.
2. A renewable energy resource evaluation method according to claim 1, characterized in that: The target sea area is divided into several sub-areas, and the specific division process is as follows: A1. Determine the longitude and latitude of the target sea area; A2. Divide the target sea area into grids of equal size according to the longitude and latitude range of the target sea area. The range of each grid can be determined by the longitude and latitude of the grid, and each grid is marked as a sub-area.
3. A renewable energy resource evaluation method as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that: The tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area are analyzed, and the specific analysis process is as follows: The tidal amplitude, tidal period and tidal velocity corresponding to each sub-area are recorded as , and ,in, Indicates the number corresponding to each sub-area, , substitute into the calculation formula The state assessment coefficients corresponding to the tidal parameters of each sub-region are obtained ,in , , The standard tidal amplitude, standard tidal period, and standard tidal speed corresponding to the sub-areas are set respectively. , , They are the weight factors corresponding to the tidal amplitude, tidal period and tidal speed in the set sub-areas respectively.
4. A renewable energy resource evaluation method as claimed in claim 3, characterized in that: The specific process of judging whether each sub-area is suitable for tidal power generation is as follows: The state assessment coefficient corresponding to the tidal parameters of each sub-region is compared with the state assessment coefficient corresponding to the tidal parameters of the preset standard sub-region. If the state assessment coefficient corresponding to the tidal parameters of a sub-region is less than the state assessment coefficient corresponding to the tidal parameters of the preset standard sub-region, the sub-region is determined to be unsuitable for tidal power generation. If the state assessment coefficient corresponding to the tidal parameters of a sub-region is greater than or equal to the state assessment coefficient corresponding to the tidal parameters of the preset standard sub-region, the sub-region is determined to be suitable for tidal power generation. In this way, whether each sub-region is suitable for tidal power generation is determined; And each sub-area suitable for tidal power generation is marked as a power generation area.
5. A renewable energy resource evaluation method as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The environmental information corresponding to each power generation area is analyzed, and the specific analysis process is as follows: The water depth, slope and convexity corresponding to each power generation area are recorded as , and , Indicates the number corresponding to each power generation area, , substitute into the calculation formula The environmental assessment coefficient corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation area is obtained ,in , , The standard water depth, standard slope, and standard concavity corresponding to the power generation area are set separately. , , They are the weight factors corresponding to the water depth, slope and unevenness in the set power generation area.
6. A renewable energy resource assessment method as claimed in claim 5, characterized in that: The specific process of obtaining the power generation type corresponding to each power generation area is as follows: The environmental assessment coefficient corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation area is compared with the environmental assessment coefficient corresponding to the environmental information of the power generation area in the database, and then the power generation type corresponding to each power generation area is obtained.
7. A renewable energy resource assessment method as claimed in claim 6, characterized in that: The economic parameters corresponding to the power generation types in each power generation area are analyzed, and the specific analysis process is as follows: The installation cost, maintenance cost and power generation corresponding to the power generation type in each power generation area are recorded as , and ,in, Indicates the number corresponding to each power generation area, , substitute into the calculation formula The economic evaluation coefficients corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation types in each power generation area are obtained. ,in , , The standard installation cost, standard maintenance cost, and standard power generation corresponding to the power generation type in the power generation area are set separately. , , They are the weight factors corresponding to the installation cost, maintenance cost and power generation in the power generation type in the set power generation area.
8. A renewable energy resource assessment method as claimed in claim 7, characterized in that: The specific determination process of whether the power generation type in each power generation area is economically feasible is as follows: The economic evaluation coefficient corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation type in each power generation area is compared with the economic evaluation coefficient corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation type in the preset standard power generation area. If the economic evaluation coefficient corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation type in a certain power generation area is smaller than the economic evaluation coefficient corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation type in the preset standard power generation area, it is determined that the power generation type in the power generation area is not economically feasible. If the economic evaluation coefficient corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation type in a certain power generation area is greater than or equal to the economic evaluation coefficient corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation type in the preset standard power generation area, it is determined that the power generation type in the power generation area is economically feasible.
9. A renewable energy collection system for executing the renewable energy collection method according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that: include: Area division module: used to divide the target sea area into several sub-areas; Tidal parameter collection module: used to collect tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area, including tidal amplitude, tidal period and tidal speed; Tidal parameter analysis module: used to analyze the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area according to the tidal parameters corresponding to each sub-area, obtain the state evaluation coefficient corresponding to the tidal parameters of each sub-area, and judge whether each sub-area is suitable for tidal power generation, and mark each sub-area suitable for tidal power generation as each power generation area; Resource information collection module: used to collect environmental information corresponding to each power generation area, including water depth, slope and unevenness; Environmental information analysis module: used to analyze the environmental information corresponding to each power generation area according to the environmental information corresponding to each power generation area, and obtain the environmental assessment coefficient corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation area; Power generation type analysis module: used to obtain the power generation type corresponding to each power generation area according to the environmental assessment coefficient corresponding to the environmental information of each power generation area; Economic parameter acquisition module: used to obtain economic parameters corresponding to the power generation type in each power generation area according to the power generation type corresponding to each power generation area. The economic parameters include installation cost, maintenance cost and power generation; Economic feasibility analysis module: used to analyze the economic parameters corresponding to the power generation types in each power generation area according to the economic parameters corresponding to the power generation types in each power generation area, obtain the economic evaluation coefficients corresponding to the economic parameters of the power generation types in each power generation area, and determine whether the power generation types in each power generation area are economically feasible.
10. A renewable energy collection device for executing the renewable energy collection method according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that: include: A collection device, a controller, and a memory and a communication interface connected to the controller, wherein the collection device is used to collect tidal parameters and environmental information, the collection device is connected to the controller, and the communication interface is connected to the non-volatile memory in the controller. When the controller is running, it retrieves a computer program from the non-volatile memory through the communication interface and runs the computer program through the memory to execute the method described in any one of claims 1 to 8.