Semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system suitable for polar region
By using ice and snow as a cold source in a polar environment, combined with heating, temperature differential power generation, phase change heat dissipation and ice crushing devices, the problem of poor heat dissipation at the cold end of the semiconductor temperature differential power generation system is solved, and efficient power generation and low-cost polar power supply solutions are achieved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202510735752.0
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-06-04
- Publication Date
- 2025-07-04
- Estimated Expiration
- 2045-06-04
AI Technical Summary
The existing semiconductor temperature difference power generation system has poor cooling effect in polar environments and requires additional external power supply, which leads to inconvenience and high cost.
The extremely cold ice and snow in polar environments are used as the cold source. Through the combination of heating devices, temperature difference power generation devices, phase change heat dissipation devices, cooling devices and ice crushing devices, passive start-up and efficient heat dissipation are achieved, and the use of cooling fans or circulating water pumps is eliminated.
It improves power generation efficiency, simplifies the startup process, reduces the cost of use, and is suitable for polar scientific research power supply.
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Abstract
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Technical Field
[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of power generation, and specifically to a semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system applicable to polar regions. Background Art
[0002] A semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system is a power generation system that directly converts thermal energy (temperature difference) into electrical energy based on the thermoelectric effect. It has the advantages of simple structure, high reliability, no noise, and maintenance-free, and shows broad application potential in many fields. However, due to its own structural limitations, the existing semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system has the following problems when applied to polar environments: First, the existing semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system uses a cooling fan or a circulating water pump as the cold source, resulting in poor heat dissipation at the cold end, and thus low power generation efficiency. Second, the starting method of the existing semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system is active starting, that is, it is necessary to supply power to the cold source (cooling fan or circulating water pump) through an external power source to make the semiconductor thermoelectric power generation chip start generating electricity, thereby starting the system. Therefore, the existing semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system needs to be equipped with an additional external power source, resulting in inconvenient use and high usage costs. Based on this, it is necessary to invent a semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system applicable to polar regions to solve the problems of poor heat dissipation at the cold end and the need for an additional external power source when the existing semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system is applied to polar environments. Summary of the Invention
[0003] In order to solve the problems of poor heat dissipation at the cold end and the need for an additional external power source when the existing semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system is applied to polar environments, the present invention provides a semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system applicable to polar regions.
[0004] The present invention is implemented by adopting the following technical solutions: A semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system applicable to polar regions includes a heating device, a thermoelectric power generation device, a phase change heat dissipation device, a cooling device, and an ice crushing device; The heating device includes a heating box; both the top and the right end of the heating box are provided with openings; a heat sink plate is inserted into the top opening of the heating box; a valve plate is inserted into the right opening of the heating box; a flue gas pipe is communicated with the left side wall of the heating box; The thermoelectric power generation device includes a semiconductor thermoelectric power generation chip; the hot end of the semiconductor thermoelectric power generation chip is attached to the upper surface of the heat sink plate; The phase change heat dissipation device includes a working fluid box and a support plate; the outer bottom surface of the working fluid box is attached to the cold end of the semiconductor thermoelectric power generation chip on the one hand and fixed to the edge of the top opening of the heating box on the other hand; the support plate is recessed downward to form a main heat dissipation groove and an auxiliary heat dissipation groove; a main heat dissipation pipe is communicated between the main heat dissipation groove and the top wall of the working fluid box; an auxiliary heat dissipation pipe is communicated between the auxiliary heat dissipation groove and the top wall of the working fluid box; The cooling device comprises a cooling box and a water storage tank; the top of the cooling box is provided with an opening; the outer bottom surface of the cooling box is fixed to the upper surface of the support plate, and the right edge of the bottom wall of the cooling box exceeds the support plate; the bottom wall of the cooling box is recessed upward to form a heat exchange cavity, and the heat exchange cavity is simultaneously connected to the main heat dissipation slot and the auxiliary heat dissipation slot; the water storage tank is fixed to the right outer side surface of the working medium box, and a water collecting pipe is connected between the top wall of the water storage tank and the right edge of the bottom wall of the cooling box; The ice crushing device includes an ice crushing refrigerator and a controller; the top and bottom ends of the ice crushing refrigerator are both provided with openings, and the bottom opening of the ice crushing refrigerator is connected to the top opening of the cooling box; a telescopic peeling mechanism and a clamping mechanism are respectively installed on the ice crushing refrigerator; the controller is fixed to the left outer side of the heating box; the output end of the controller is electrically connected to the control end of the telescopic peeling mechanism and the control end of the clamping mechanism at the same time; the input end of the controller is electrically connected to the output end of the telescopic peeling mechanism and the output end of the clamping mechanism at the same time; the power supply end of the controller, the power supply end of the telescopic peeling mechanism, and the power supply end of the clamping mechanism are all electrically connected to the output end of the semiconductor temperature difference power generation sheet.
[0005] Furthermore, a central circular hole is provided through the center of the front side wall of the crushing refrigerator; the telescopic peeling mechanism includes a support cover; The cover opening of the support cover is connected with the front end opening of the central circular hole; a hexagonal hole is opened in the center of the end wall of the support cover; a nut is fixedly embedded in the hexagonal hole, and the front end face of the nut exceeds the outer end face of the support cover; a screw is passed through the nut and screwed; a first swing arm is fixed at the front end of the screw; a sleeve is fixedly assembled on the outer front side of the nut; a transmission gear is rotatably assembled on the outer side face of the sleeve; two main support rods are vertically fixed to the right part of the outer end face of the support cover; a guide plate arranged upright is jointly fixed to the front ends of the two main support rods; a guide circular hole is opened through the left part of the guide plate; a guide ring groove is opened on the hole wall of the guide circular hole; two guide rods are vertically fixed to the front end face of the transmission gear, and the two guide rods respectively movably pass through the two ends of the first swing arm; a second swing arm is jointly fixed to the front ends of the two guide rods, and both ends of the second swing arm are movably embedded in the guide ring groove; a handle is vertically fixed to the front surface of the second swing arm; A front pin hole and a rear pin hole are both formed through the rear part of each main support rod; a pin shaft is commonly inserted into the two rear pin holes; two ear plates are sleeved on the side surface of the pin shaft; a first seat plate arranged vertically is commonly fixed on the two ear plates; two auxiliary support rods are vertically fixed between the outer end surface of the support cover and the rear surface of the guide plate, and both of the two auxiliary support rods penetrate through the first seat plate; a first forward and reverse motor is fixed on the front surface of the first seat plate, and the output shaft of the first forward and reverse motor rotates through the first seat plate; the control end of the first forward and reverse motor serves as the control end of the telescopic cutting mechanism; the power supply end of the first forward and reverse motor serves as the power supply end of the telescopic cutting mechanism; a first driving gear is fixedly assembled on the output shaft of the first forward and reverse motor, and the first driving gear meshes with a transmission gear; three front positioning posts are vertically fixed on the left part of the outer end surface of the support cover; an encoder is commonly fixed at the front ends of the three front positioning posts, and the input shaft of the encoder faces backward; the output end of the encoder serves as the output end of the telescopic cutting mechanism; the power supply end of the encoder also serves as the power supply end of the telescopic cutting mechanism; a measuring gear is fixedly assembled on the input shaft of the encoder, and the measuring gear meshes with the transmission gear; A cutter head is coaxially fixed at the rear end of the screw rod; cutting knives are fixed on both the front end surface and the rear end surface of the cutter head.
[0006] Further, a horizontally arranged guide strip hole is formed through at a position on the upper right side of the upper part of the rear side wall of the broken refrigerator and at a position on the lower left side of the lower part of the rear side wall; the clamping mechanism comprises four rear positioning posts and two clamping plates; The four rear positioning posts are all vertically fixed on the outer rear surface of the broken refrigerator; a second seat plate arranged vertically is commonly fixed at the rear ends of the four rear positioning posts; a second forward and reverse motor is fixed on the rear surface of the second seat plate, and the output shaft of the second forward and reverse motor rotates through the second seat plate; the control end of the second forward and reverse motor serves as the control end of the clamping mechanism; the power supply end of the second forward and reverse motor serves as the power supply end of the clamping mechanism; a second driving gear is fixedly assembled on the output shaft of the second forward and reverse motor; The two clamping plates are both slidably embedded in the broken refrigerator, and the two clamping plates face each other left and right; a connecting rod is fixed at the rear edge of the relative surface of each of the two clamping plates, and the two connecting rods respectively slide through the two guide strip holes; a rack arranged horizontally is fixed at the rear end of each of the two connecting rods, and the tooth surfaces of the two racks face each other; the two racks are both meshed with the second driving gear; the back surface of the upper rack is simultaneously in sliding contact with the two upper rear positioning posts; the back surface of the lower rack is simultaneously in sliding contact with the two lower rear positioning posts; a baffle plate arranged vertically is fixed at the opposite end of each of the two racks, and the two baffle plates face each other left and right; a distance measuring sensor is fixed on the inner side surface of one of the baffle plates; the output end of the distance measuring sensor serves as the output end of the clamping mechanism; the power supply end of the distance measuring sensor also serves as the power supply end of the clamping mechanism.
[0007] Further, one leg is fixed at each of the four corners of the outer bottom surface of the heating box; the left side wall of the heating box is of a double-layer structure, and a heat insulation cavity is formed between the inner layer and the outer layer.
[0008] Further, heat dissipation fins are fixed on the outer side surface of the main heat dissipation pipe.
[0009] Further, a first optoelectronic switch is fixed on the rear inner side surface of the cooling box; a second optoelectronic switch is fixed on the rear inner side surface of the broken refrigerator; the output ends of the first optoelectronic switch and the second optoelectronic switch are both electrically connected to the input end of the controller; the power supply ends of the first optoelectronic switch and the second optoelectronic switch are both electrically connected to the output end of the semiconductor thermoelectric generator.
[0010] Further, a drain pipe is communicated with the right side wall of the water storage tank; a solenoid valve is installed on the drain pipe, and the control end of the solenoid valve is electrically connected to the output end of the controller; a liquid level sensor is installed through the top wall of the water storage tank, and the output end of the liquid level sensor is electrically connected to the input end of the controller; the power supply ends of the solenoid valve and the liquid level sensor are both electrically connected to the output end of the semiconductor thermoelectric generator.
[0011] Compared with the existing semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system, the semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system applicable to polar regions described in the present invention has the following advantages by adopting a new structure: First, the present invention no longer uses a cooling fan or a circulating water pump as a cold source, but uses the extremely cold ice and snow in the polar environment as a cold source on the spot, thereby effectively strengthening the heat dissipation effect at the cold end and effectively improving the power generation efficiency. Second, the starting mode of the present invention is passive start, that is: only by manually operating to provide a cold source (small pieces of ice and snow), the semiconductor thermoelectric generator can start generating electricity, thereby starting the system. Therefore, the present invention does not need to be equipped with an external power source additionally, making it more convenient to use and having a lower usage cost.
[0012] The present invention effectively solves the problems of poor heat dissipation effect at the cold end and the need to be equipped with an external power source additionally when the existing semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system is applied to the polar environment, and has important significance for polar scientific research power supply. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0013] Figure 1 is a schematic structural diagram of the present invention.
[0014] Figure 2 is a schematic structural diagram of the heating device and the thermoelectric power generation device in the present invention.
[0015] Figure 3 is Figure 2 a partial structural diagram of
[0016] Figure 4 is a schematic structural diagram of the phase change heat dissipation device in the present invention.
[0017] Figure 5 It is a schematic structural diagram of the cooling device in the present invention.
[0018] Figure 6 It is a plan sectional view of the phase change heat dissipation device and the cooling device in the present invention.
[0019] Figure 7 It is a schematic structural diagram of the ice crushing device in the present invention.
[0020] Figure 8 It is Figure 7 a partial structural schematic of Figure 1 .
[0021] Figure 9 It is Figure 7 a partial structural schematic of Figure 2 .
[0022] Figure 10 It is Figure 7 a partial structural schematic of Figure 3 .
[0023] Figure 11 It is Figure 10 a partial structural schematic of Figure 1 .
[0024] Figure 12 It is Figure 10 a partial structural schematic of Figure 2 .
[0025] Figure 13 It is Figure 10 a partial structural schematic of Figure 3 .
[0026] Figure 14 It is Figure 13 a partial structural schematic diagram of
[0027] Figure 15 It is a plan sectional view of the nut, sleeve and transmission gear in the present invention.
[0028] Figure 16 It is a schematic structural diagram of another angle of the present invention.
[0029] Figure 17 It is a schematic structural diagram of another angle of the ice crushing device in the present invention.
[0030] Figure 18 It is Figure 17 a partial structural schematic of Figure 1 .
[0031] Figure 19 It is Figure 17 a partial structural schematic of Figure 2 .
[0032] Figure 20 is Figure 17 a partial structural schematic of Figure 3 .
[0033] Figure 21 is Figure 17 a partial structural schematic of Figure 4 .
[0034] Figure 22 is Figure 21 a partial structural schematic diagram of
[0035] Figure 23 is a three-dimensional sectional view of the nut and the sleeve in the present invention.
[0036] In the figure: 101 - heating box, 102 - soaking plate, 103 - valve plate, 104 - flue gas pipe, 105 - leg, 201 - semiconductor thermoelectric generator, 301 - working medium tank, 302 - support plate, 302a - main heat dissipation groove, 302b - auxiliary heat dissipation groove, 303 - main heat dissipation pipe, 304 - auxiliary heat dissipation pipe, 305 - heat dissipation fin, 401 - cooling box, 401a - heat exchange cavity, 402 - water storage tank, 403 - water collecting pipe, 404 - first photoelectric switch, 405 - drain pipe, 406 - solenoid valve, 407 - liquid level sensor, 501 - ice crusher, 501a - central round hole, 501b - guide strip hole, 502 - controller, 503 - support cover, 503a - hexagonal hole, 504 - nut, 505 - screw rod, 506 - first swing arm, 507 - sleeve, 508 - transmission gear, 509 - main support rod, 509a - front pin hole, 509b - rear pin hole, 510 - guide plate, 510a - guide round hole, 510b - guide ring groove, 511 - guide rod, 512 - second swing arm, 513 - handle, 514 - pin shaft, 515 - ear plate, 516 - first seat plate, 517 - auxiliary support rod, 518 - first forward and reverse motor, 519 - first driving gear, 520 - front positioning column, 521 - encoder, 522 - measuring gear, 523 - cutter head, 524 - cutter, 525 - rear positioning column, 526 - clamping plate, 527 - second seat plate, 528 - second forward and reverse motor, 529 - second driving gear, 530 - connecting rod, 531 - rack, 532 - baffle, 533 - ranging sensor, 534 - second photoelectric switch. Detailed implementation manners
[0037] A semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system applicable to polar regions includes a heating device, a thermoelectric power generation device, a phase change heat dissipation device, a cooling device, and an ice crushing device; The heating device comprises a heating box 101; the top and right ends of the heating box 101 are both provided with openings; a heat diffusion plate 102 is inserted into the top opening of the heating box 101; a valve plate 103 is inserted into the right end opening of the heating box 101; the left side wall of the heating box 101 is connected to a smoke pipe 104; The temperature difference power generation device includes a semiconductor temperature difference power generation sheet 201; the hot end of the semiconductor temperature difference power generation sheet 201 is attached to the upper surface of the heat plate 102; The phase change heat dissipation device comprises a working fluid box 301 and a support plate 302; the outer bottom surface of the working fluid box 301 is in contact with the cold end of the semiconductor temperature difference power generation sheet 201 on one hand, and is fixed to the top open edge of the heating box 101 on the other hand; the support plate 302 is recessed downward to form a main heat dissipation groove 302a and an auxiliary heat dissipation groove 302b; a main heat dissipation pipe 303 is connected between the main heat dissipation groove 302a and the top wall of the working fluid box 301; an auxiliary heat dissipation pipe 304 is connected between the auxiliary heat dissipation groove 302b and the top wall of the working fluid box 301; The cooling device comprises a cooling box 401 and a water storage tank 402; the top of the cooling box 401 is provided with an opening; the outer bottom surface of the cooling box 401 is fixed to the upper surface of the support plate 302, and the right edge of the bottom wall of the cooling box 401 exceeds the support plate 302; the bottom wall of the cooling box 401 is recessed upward to form a heat exchange chamber 401a, and the heat exchange chamber 401a is connected to the main heat dissipation slot 302a and the auxiliary heat dissipation slot 302b at the same time; the water storage tank 402 is fixed to the right outer side surface of the working medium box 301, and a water collecting pipe 403 is connected between the top wall of the water storage tank 402 and the right edge of the bottom wall of the cooling box 401; The ice crushing device includes an ice crushing refrigerator 501 and a controller 502; the top and bottom ends of the ice crushing refrigerator 501 are both provided with openings, and the bottom opening of the ice crushing refrigerator 501 is connected to the top opening of the cooling box 401; the ice crushing refrigerator 501 is respectively installed with a telescopic peeling mechanism and a clamping mechanism; the controller 502 is fixed to the left outer side of the heating box 101; the output end of the controller 502 is electrically connected to the control end of the telescopic peeling mechanism and the control end of the clamping mechanism at the same time; the input end of the controller 502 is electrically connected to the output end of the telescopic peeling mechanism and the output end of the clamping mechanism at the same time; the power supply end of the controller 502, the power supply end of the telescopic peeling mechanism, and the power supply end of the clamping mechanism are all electrically connected to the output end of the semiconductor temperature difference power generation sheet 201.
[0038] During operation, the working medium box 301 is pre-installed with liquid working medium, and the output end of the semiconductor temperature difference power generation chip 201 is electrically connected to an external load.
[0039] The specific working process is as follows: First, open the valve plate 103 and put the heat source into the heating box 101 for combustion. During this process, the outside air enters the heating box 101 through the smoke pipe 104 to ensure the continuity of combustion, and the smoke generated by the combustion is discharged outward through the smoke pipe 104.
[0040] Then, put large pieces of ice and snow into the ice crusher 501, set the working mode of the telescopic rotary cutting mechanism to the manual mode, and the telescopic rotary cutting mechanism performs telescopic rotary cutting on the large pieces of ice and snow in the ice crusher 501, thereby chopping them up. The chopped small pieces of ice and snow fall into the cooling box 401 to serve as a cold source.
[0041] Under the combined action of the heat source and the cold source, the working fluid undergoes cyclic phase change heat dissipation in the phase change heat dissipation device. The specific process is as follows: The heat generated by the combustion of the heat source is sequentially transferred to the working fluid tank 301 through the heat sink 102, the hot end of the semiconductor thermoelectric generator 201, and the cold end of the semiconductor thermoelectric generator 201, causing the liquid working fluid to evaporate into a gaseous working fluid. On the one hand, the gaseous working fluid rises to the heat exchange chamber 401a sequentially through the main heat dissipation pipe 303 and the main heat dissipation groove 302a. On the other hand, the gaseous working fluid rises to the heat exchange chamber 401a sequentially through the auxiliary heat dissipation pipe 304 and the auxiliary heat dissipation groove 302b. The gaseous working fluid in the heat exchange chamber 401a condenses into a liquid working fluid after heat exchange with the cold source. On the one hand, the liquid working fluid returns to the working fluid tank 301 sequentially through the main heat dissipation groove 302a and the main heat dissipation pipe 303. On the other hand, the liquid working fluid returns to the working fluid tank 301 sequentially through the auxiliary heat dissipation groove 302b and the auxiliary heat dissipation pipe 304. During this process, the cold source in the cooling box 401 melts into water after heat exchange with the gaseous working fluid, and the water flows into the water storage tank 402 through the water collecting pipe 403.
[0042] Based on the cyclic phase change heat dissipation of the working fluid, a temperature difference is maintained between the hot end and the cold end of the semiconductor thermoelectric generator 201, thereby causing the semiconductor thermoelectric generator 201 to start generating electricity and starting the system.
[0043] After the system is started, the semiconductor thermoelectric generator 201 supplies power to the controller 502, the telescopic rotary cutting mechanism, and the clamping mechanism on the one hand, and supplies power to an external load on the other hand. On this basis, set the working mode of the telescopic rotary cutting mechanism to the automatic mode. Under the control of the controller 502, the telescopic rotary cutting mechanism continues to perform telescopic rotary cutting on the large pieces of ice and snow in the ice crusher 501. At the same time, under the control of the controller 502, the clamping mechanism clamps the ice and snow accumulated and adhered to the inner side wall of the ice crusher 501, thereby scraping it off.
[0044] A central circular hole 501a is penetrated and opened in the center of the front side wall of the ice crusher 501; the telescopic rotary cutting mechanism includes a support cover 503; The cover opening of the support cover 503 is butted with the front end opening of the central circular hole 501a; a hexagonal hole 503a is provided in the center of the end wall of the support cover 503; a nut 504 is fixedly embedded in the hexagonal hole 503a, and the front end surface of the nut 504 exceeds the outer end surface of the support cover 503; a screw 505 is screwed through the nut 504; a first swing arm 506 is fixed to the front end of the screw 505; a sleeve 507 is fixedly mounted on the outer front of the nut 504; a transmission gear 508 is rotatably mounted on the outer side surface of the sleeve 507; two main support rods 509 are vertically fixed to the right part of the outer end surface of the support cover 503 ; A vertically arranged guide plate 510 is commonly fixed to the front ends of the two main support rods 509; a guide circular hole 510a is formed through the left portion of the guide plate 510; a guide ring groove 510b is formed in the hole wall of the guide circular hole 510a; two guide rods 511 are vertically fixed to the front end surface of the transmission gear 508, and the two guide rods 511 are respectively and movably passed through the two ends of the first swing arm 506; a second swing arm 512 is commonly fixed to the front ends of the two guide rods 511, and both ends of the second swing arm 512 are movably embedded in the guide ring groove 510b; a handle 513 is vertically fixed to the front surface of the second swing arm 512; A front pin hole 509a and a rear pin hole 509b are provided at the rear of each main support rod 509; a pin shaft 514 is provided in the two rear pin holes 509b; two ear plates 515 are provided on the side of the pin shaft 514; a first seat plate 516 arranged upright is fixed to the two ear plates 515; two auxiliary support rods 517 are vertically fixed between the outer end surface of the support cover 503 and the rear surface of the guide plate 510, and the two auxiliary support rods 517 both pass through the first seat plate 516; a first forward and reverse motor 518 is fixed to the front surface of the first seat plate 516, and the output shaft of the first forward and reverse motor 518 rotates and passes through the first seat plate 516; the control end of the first forward and reverse motor 518 serves as a telescopic peeling mechanism control end; the power supply end of the first forward and reverse motor 518 serves as the power supply end of the telescopic peeling mechanism; a first driving gear 519 is fixedly mounted on the output shaft of the first forward and reverse motor 518, and the first driving gear 519 is meshed with the transmission gear 508; three front positioning posts 520 are vertically fixed to the left part of the outer end surface of the support cover 503; an encoder 521 is commonly fixed to the front ends of the three front positioning posts 520, and the input shaft of the encoder 521 faces backward; the output end of the encoder 521 serves as the output end of the telescopic peeling mechanism; the power supply end of the encoder 521 also serves as the power supply end of the telescopic peeling mechanism; a measuring gear 522 is fixedly mounted on the input shaft of the encoder 521, and the measuring gear 522 is meshed with the transmission gear 508; A cutter disc 523 is coaxially fixed to the rear end of the screw rod 505 ; cutters 524 are fixed to the front and rear ends of the cutter disc 523 .
[0045] The working modes of the telescopic peeling mechanism include: I. Manual mode: Pull out the pin shaft 514 from the two rear pin holes 509b and the two ear plates 515, and move the first seat plate 516, the two ear plates 515, the first forward and reverse motor 518, and the first drive gear 519 forward along the two auxiliary support rods 517. Then, pass the pin shaft 514 through the two front pin holes 509a and the two ear plates 515, so that the first drive gear 519 is separated from the transmission gear 508. Then, manually operate the handle 513 to rotate reciprocally. Driven by the handle 513, the second swing arm 512, the two guide rods 511, and the transmission gear 508 rotate reciprocally together. Driven by the two guide rods 511, the first swing arm 506, the screw rod 505, the cutter head 523, and the cutter 524 not only rotate reciprocally together, but also move reciprocally longitudinally together. Based on this movement mode, the cutter 524 performs telescopic rotary cutting on the large pieces of ice and snow in the ice crusher 501.
[0046] II. Automatic mode: Pull out the pin shaft 514 from the two front pin holes 509a and the two ear plates 515, and move the first seat plate 516, the two ear plates 515, the first forward and reverse motor 518, and the first drive gear 519 backward along the two auxiliary support rods 517. Then, pass the pin shaft 514 through the two rear pin holes 509b and the two ear plates 515, so that the first drive gear 519 meshes with the transmission gear 508. Under the control of the controller 502, the output shaft of the first forward and reverse motor 518 rotates reciprocally. Driven by the output shaft of the first forward and reverse motor 518, the first drive gear 519, the transmission gear 508, the two guide rods 511, the second swing arm 512, the measuring gear 522, and the input shaft of the encoder 521 rotate reciprocally together. Driven by the two guide rods 511, the first swing arm 506, the screw rod 505, the cutter head 523, and the cutter 524 not only rotate reciprocally together, but also move reciprocally longitudinally together. Based on this movement mode, the cutter 524 performs telescopic rotary cutting on the large pieces of ice and snow in the ice crusher 501. During this process, the encoder 521 monitors the number of rotation cycles of the measuring gear 522 in real time and transmits the monitoring results to the controller 502 in real time. The controller 502 calculates the longitudinal stroke of the cutter 524 in real time according to the monitoring results and controls the longitudinal stroke of the cutter 524 in real time through the first forward and reverse motor 518, thus avoiding the cutter 524 from colliding with the ice crusher 501.
[0047] At the upper right position and the lower left position of the rear side wall of the ice crusher 501, a horizontally arranged guide strip hole 501b is respectively and penetratingly opened; the clamping mechanism includes four rear positioning columns 525 and two clamping plates 526; The four rear positioning posts 525 are all vertically fixed to the rear outer side surface of the ice crusher 501; a second seat plate 527 arranged upright is fixedly connected to the rear ends of the four rear positioning posts 525 together; a second forward and reverse motor 528 is fixed to the rear surface of the second seat plate 527, and the output shaft of the second forward and reverse motor 528 rotatably penetrates through the second seat plate 527; the control end of the second forward and reverse motor 528 serves as the control end of the clamping mechanism; the power supply end of the second forward and reverse motor 528 serves as the power supply end of the clamping mechanism; a second driving gear 529 is fixedly assembled on the output shaft of the second forward and reverse motor 528; Both of the two clamping plates 526 are slidably embedded in the ice crusher 501, and the two clamping plates 526 face each other left and right; a connecting rod 530 is fixedly connected to the rear edge of the relative surface of each of the two clamping plates 526, and the two connecting rods 530 respectively slide through the two guide strip holes 501b; a rack 531 arranged horizontally is fixedly connected to the rear end of each of the two connecting rods 530, and the tooth surfaces of the two racks 531 face each other; the two racks 531 are both meshed with the second driving gear 529; the back surface of the upper rack 531 is simultaneously in sliding contact with the two upper rear positioning posts 525; the back surface of the lower rack 531 is simultaneously in sliding contact with the two lower rear positioning posts 525; a baffle 532 arranged upright is fixedly connected to the opposite end of each of the two racks 531, and the two baffles 532 face each other left and right; a distance measuring sensor 533 is fixed to the inner side surface of one of the baffles 532; the output end of the distance measuring sensor 533 serves as the output end of the clamping mechanism; the power supply end of the distance measuring sensor 533 also serves as the power supply end of the clamping mechanism.
[0048] The specific working process of the clamping mechanism is as follows: under the control of the controller 502, the output shaft of the second forward and reverse motor 528 rotates reciprocally. Driven by the output shaft of the second forward and reverse motor 528, the second driving gear 529 rotates reciprocally. Driven by the second driving gear 529, the two racks 531, the two connecting rods 530, the two clamping plates 526, and the two baffles 532 move reciprocally in opposite directions along the horizontal direction together, and the distance measuring sensor 533 moves reciprocally along the horizontal direction. Based on this movement mode, the two clamping plates 526 clamp the ice and snow accumulated and adhered to the inner side surface of the ice crusher 501, and thus scrape it off. During this process, the distance measuring sensor 533 monitors the distance between the two baffles 532 in real time and transmits the monitoring result to the controller 502 in real time. The controller 502 calculates the horizontal stroke of the two clamping plates 526 in real time according to the monitoring result and controls the horizontal stroke of the two clamping plates 526 in real time through the second forward and reverse motor 528, thereby avoiding the two clamping plates 526 from colliding with the cutter head 523.
[0049] A leg 105 is fixedly connected to each of the four corners of the outer bottom surface of the heating box 101; the left side wall of the heating box 101 is of a double-layer structure, and a heat insulation cavity is formed between the inner layer and the outer layer.
[0050] During operation, the four outriggers 105 can ensure that the heating box 101 is stably placed on the ground. The heat insulation cavity can reduce the heat loss of the heating box 101.
[0051] Heat dissipation fins 305 are fixed on the outer side surface of the main heat dissipation pipe 303.
[0052] A first optoelectronic switch 404 is fixed on the rear inner side surface of the cooling box 401; a second optoelectronic switch 534 is fixed on the rear inner side surface of the ice crushing box 501; the output ends of the first optoelectronic switch 404 and the second optoelectronic switch 534 are electrically connected to the input end of the controller 502; the power supply ends of the first optoelectronic switch 404 and the second optoelectronic switch 534 are electrically connected to the output end of the semiconductor thermoelectric generator 201.
[0053] During operation, the first optoelectronic switch 404 monitors the amount of ice and snow in the cooling box 401 in real time and transmits the monitoring result to the controller 502 in real time. The second optoelectronic switch 534 monitors the amount of ice and snow in the ice crushing box 501 in real time and transmits the monitoring result to the controller 502 in real time. When the amount of ice and snow in the cooling box 401 or the ice crushing box 501 is insufficient, the controller 502 issues a prompt message.
[0054] A drain pipe 405 is communicated with the right side wall of the water storage tank 402; a solenoid valve 406 is installed on the drain pipe 405, and the control end of the solenoid valve 406 is electrically connected to the output end of the controller 502; a liquid level sensor 407 is installed through the top wall of the water storage tank 402, and the output end of the liquid level sensor 407 is electrically connected to the input end of the controller 502; the power supply ends of the solenoid valve 406 and the liquid level sensor 407 are electrically connected to the output end of the semiconductor thermoelectric generator 201.
[0055] During operation, the liquid level sensor 407 monitors the water volume in the water storage tank 402 in real time and transmits the monitoring result to the controller 502 in real time. When the water volume in the water storage tank 402 is excessive, the controller 502 controls the solenoid valve 406 to open, so that the water in the water storage tank 402 is discharged through the drain pipe 405.
[0056] In specific implementation, the number of semiconductor thermoelectric generator chips 201 is multiple, and each semiconductor thermoelectric generator chip 201 is distributed in a rectangular array; the main heat dissipation groove 302a is a funnel-shaped heat dissipation groove; the number of main heat dissipation grooves 302a is multiple, and each main heat dissipation groove 302a is distributed in a rectangular array; the main heat dissipation pipe 303 is a flat pipe; the number of main heat dissipation pipes 303 is the same as the number of main heat dissipation grooves 302a, and each main heat dissipation pipe 303 is distributed in a rectangular array; the auxiliary heat dissipation groove 302b is a strip-shaped heat dissipation groove arranged horizontally; the number of auxiliary heat dissipation grooves 302b is two, and the two auxiliary heat dissipation grooves 302b are symmetrically distributed front and back; the auxiliary heat dissipation pipe 304 is a round pipe; the number of auxiliary heat dissipation pipes 304 is four, and the four auxiliary heat dissipation pipes 304 are distributed in a rectangular array; the number of water collecting pipes 403 is two, and the two water collecting pipes 403 are symmetrically distributed front and back. The number of cutting knives 524 is eight; four of the cutting knives 524 are fixedly arranged on the front end face of the cutter head 523 at equal intervals in the circumferential direction, and the other four cutting knives 524 are fixedly arranged on the rear end face of the cutter head 523 at equal intervals in the circumferential direction. The number of the first photoelectric switches 404 is three, and the three first photoelectric switches 404 are distributed at equal intervals in the horizontal direction; the number of the second photoelectric switches 534 is three, and the three second photoelectric switches 534 are distributed at equal intervals in the horizontal direction.
[0057] Although the specific implementation manners of the present invention have been described above, those skilled in the art should understand that these are only examples, and the protection scope of the present invention is defined by the appended claims. Without departing from the principle and essence of the present invention, those skilled in the art can make various changes or modifications to these implementation manners, but these changes and modifications all fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
Claims
1. A semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system applicable to polar regions, characterized in that: It includes a heating device, a thermoelectric power generation device, a phase change heat dissipation device, a cooling device, and an ice crushing device; The heating device includes a heating box (101); there are openings at the top and right end of the heating box (101); a heat sink plate (102) is inserted into the top opening of the heating box (101); a valve plate (103) is inserted into the right opening of the heating box (101); a smoke pipe (104) is connected to the left side wall of the heating box (101); The thermoelectric power generation device includes a semiconductor thermoelectric power generation chip (201); the hot end of the semiconductor thermoelectric power generation chip (201) is attached to the upper surface of the heat sink plate (102); The phase change heat dissipation device includes a working fluid box (301) and a support plate (302); the outer bottom surface of the working fluid box (301) is attached to the cold end of the semiconductor thermoelectric power generation chip (201) on one hand and fixed to the edge of the top opening of the heating box (101) on the other hand; the support plate (302) is recessed downward to form a main heat dissipation groove (302a) and an auxiliary heat dissipation groove (302b); a main heat dissipation pipe (303) is connected between the main heat dissipation groove (302a) and the top wall of the working fluid box (301); an auxiliary heat dissipation pipe (304) is connected between the auxiliary heat dissipation groove (302b) and the top wall of the working fluid box (301); The cooling device includes a cooling box (401) and a water storage tank (402); there is an opening at the top of the cooling box (401); the outer bottom surface of the cooling box (401) is fixed to the upper surface of the support plate (302), and the right edge of the bottom wall of the cooling box (401) extends beyond the support plate (302); the bottom wall of the cooling box (401) is recessed upward to form a heat exchange cavity (401a), and the heat exchange cavity (401a) is simultaneously connected to the main heat dissipation groove (302a) and the auxiliary heat dissipation groove (302b); the water storage tank (402) is fixed to the right outer side of the working fluid box (301), and a water collecting pipe (403) is connected between the top wall of the water storage tank (402) and the right edge of the bottom wall of the cooling box (401); The ice crushing device includes an ice crushing box (501) and a controller (502); there are openings at the top and bottom of the ice crushing box (501), and the bottom opening of the ice crushing box (501) is docked with the top opening of the cooling box (401); a telescopic rotary cutting mechanism and a pair clamping mechanism are respectively installed on the ice crushing box (501); the controller (502) is fixed to the left outer side of the heating box (101); the output end of the controller (502) is electrically connected to the control ends of the telescopic rotary cutting mechanism and the pair clamping mechanism at the same time; the input end of the controller (502) is electrically connected to the output ends of the telescopic rotary cutting mechanism and the pair clamping mechanism at the same time; the power supply end of the controller (502), the power supply end of the telescopic rotary cutting mechanism, and the power supply end of the pair clamping mechanism are all electrically connected to the output end of the semiconductor thermoelectric power generation chip (201).
2. The semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system applicable to polar regions according to claim 1, wherein: A central circular hole (501a) runs through the center of the front side wall of the ice crushing box (501); the telescopic rotary cutting mechanism includes a support cover (503); The mouth of the support cover (503) is butted against the front orifice of the central round hole (501a); a hexagonal hole (503a) is formed through the center of the end wall of the support cover (503); a nut (504) is fixedly embedded in the hexagonal hole (503a), and the front end face of the nut (504) extends beyond the outer end face of the support cover (503); a screw rod (505) is screwed through the nut (504); a first rotating arm (506) is fixed to the front end of the screw rod (505); a sleeve (507) is fixedly assembled to the front part of the outer side face of the nut (504); a transmission gear (508) is rotatably assembled to the outer side face of the sleeve (507); two main support rods (509) are vertically fixed to the right part of the outer end face of the support cover (503); a guide plate (510) arranged vertically is fixedly connected to the front ends of the two main support rods (509); a guide round hole (510a) is formed through the left part of the guide plate (510); a guide ring groove (510b) is formed in the pore wall of the guide round hole (510a); two guide rods (511) are vertically fixed to the front end face of the transmission gear (508), and the two guide rods (511) respectively pass through the two ends of the first rotating arm (506) movably; a second rotating arm (512) is fixedly connected to the front ends of the two guide rods (511), and the two ends of the second rotating arm (512) are movably embedded in the guide ring groove (510b); a handle (513) is vertically fixed to the front surface of the second rotating arm (512); A front pin hole (509a) and a rear pin hole (509b) are both penetrated and formed at the rear part of each main support rod (509); a pin shaft (514) is commonly inserted into the two rear pin holes (509b); two ear plates (515) are sleeved on the side surface of the pin shaft (514); a first seat plate (516) which is vertically arranged is commonly fixed on the two ear plates (515); two auxiliary support rods (517) are vertically fixed between the outer end surface of the support cover (503) and the rear surface of the guide plate (510), and the two auxiliary support rods (517) both penetrate through the first seat plate (516); a first forward and reverse motor (518) is fixed on the front surface of the first seat plate (516), and the output shaft of the first forward and reverse motor (518) rotatably penetrates through the first seat plate (516); the control end of the first forward and reverse motor (518) serves as the control end of the telescopic cutting mechanism; the power supply end of the first forward and reverse motor (518) serves as the power supply end of the telescopic cutting mechanism; a first driving gear (519) is fixedly assembled on the output shaft of the first forward and reverse motor (518), and the first driving gear (519) meshes with the transmission gear (508); three front positioning columns (520) are vertically fixed at the left part of the outer end surface of the support cover (503); an encoder (521) is commonly fixed at the front ends of the three front positioning columns (520), and the input shaft of the encoder (521) faces backward; the output end of the encoder (521) serves as the output end of the telescopic cutting mechanism; the power supply end of the encoder (521) also serves as the power supply end of the telescopic cutting mechanism; a measuring gear (522) is fixedly assembled on the input shaft of the encoder (521), and the measuring gear (522) meshes with the transmission gear (508). A cutter head (523) is coaxially fixed at the rear end of the screw rod (505); cutting knives (524) are fixed on both the front end surface and the rear end surface of the cutter head (523).
3. The semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system applicable to polar regions according to claim 1, wherein: A horizontally arranged guide strip hole (501b) is penetrated and formed at the upper right position and the lower left position of the rear side wall of the broken refrigerator (501); the clamping mechanism includes four rear positioning columns (525) and two clamping plates (526). The four rear positioning columns (525) are all vertically fixed on the outer rear surface of the broken refrigerator (501); a second seat plate (527) which is vertically arranged is commonly fixed at the rear ends of the four rear positioning columns (525); a second forward and reverse motor (528) is fixed on the rear surface of the second seat plate (527), and the output shaft of the second forward and reverse motor (528) rotatably penetrates through the second seat plate (527); the control end of the second forward and reverse motor (528) serves as the control end of the clamping mechanism; the power supply end of the second forward and reverse motor (528) serves as the power supply end of the clamping mechanism; a second driving gear (529) is fixedly assembled on the output shaft of the second forward and reverse motor (528). Both clamping plates (526) are slidably embedded in the broken refrigerator (501), and the two clamping plates (526) face each other left and right; a connecting rod (530) is fixed to the rear edge of the opposite surfaces of the two clamping plates (526), and the two connecting rods (530) respectively slide through the two guide strip holes (501b); a horizontally arranged rack (531) is fixed to the rear end of each of the two connecting rods (530), and the tooth surfaces of the two racks (531) face each other; the two racks (531) are both meshed with the second driving gear (529); the back surface of the upper rack (531) is simultaneously in sliding contact with the two upper rear positioning columns (525); the back surface of the lower rack (531) is simultaneously in sliding contact with the two lower rear positioning columns (525); a vertically arranged baffle (532) is fixed to the opposite ends of the two racks (531), and the two baffles (532) face each other left and right; a distance measuring sensor (533) is fixed to the inner side surface of one of the baffles (532); the output end of the distance measuring sensor (533) serves as the output end of the clamping mechanism; the power supply end of the distance measuring sensor (533) also serves as the power supply end of the clamping mechanism.
4. A semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system applicable to polar regions according to claim 1, characterized in that: A leg (105) is fixed to each of the four corners of the outer bottom surface of the heating box (101); the left side wall of the heating box (101) is of a double-layer structure, and a heat insulation cavity is formed between the inner layer and the outer layer.
5. A semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system applicable to polar regions according to claim 1, characterized in that: Heat dissipation fins (305) are fixed to the outer side surface of the main heat dissipation pipe (303).
6. The semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system applicable to polar regions according to claim 1, wherein: A first photoelectric switch (404) is fixed to the rear inner side surface of the cooling box (401); a second photoelectric switch (534) is fixed to the rear inner side surface of the broken refrigerator (501); the output ends of the first photoelectric switch (404) and the second photoelectric switch (534) are both electrically connected to the input end of the controller (502); the power supply ends of the first photoelectric switch (404) and the second photoelectric switch (534) are both electrically connected to the output end of the semiconductor thermoelectric generator (201).
7. A semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system applicable to polar regions according to claim 1, characterized in that: A drain pipe (405) is communicated with the right side wall of the water storage tank (402); a solenoid valve (406) is installed on the drain pipe (405), and the control end of the solenoid valve (406) is electrically connected to the output end of the controller (502); a liquid level sensor (407) is installed through the top wall of the water storage tank (402), and the output end of the liquid level sensor (407) is electrically connected to the input end of the controller (502); the power supply ends of the solenoid valve (406) and the liquid level sensor (407) are both electrically connected to the output end of the semiconductor thermoelectric generator (201).
8. A semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system applicable to polar regions according to claim 1, characterized in that: The number of semiconductor thermoelectric generator chips (201) is multiple, and each semiconductor thermoelectric generator chip (201) is distributed in a rectangular array; the main heat dissipation groove (302a) is a funnel-shaped heat dissipation groove; the number of main heat dissipation grooves (302a) is multiple, and each main heat dissipation groove (302a) is distributed in a rectangular array; the main heat dissipation pipe (303) is a flat pipe; the number of main heat dissipation pipes (303) is the same as that of the main heat dissipation grooves (302a), and each main heat dissipation pipe (303) is distributed in a rectangular array; the auxiliary heat dissipation groove (302b) is a strip-shaped heat dissipation groove arranged horizontally; the number of auxiliary heat dissipation grooves (302b) is two, and the two auxiliary heat dissipation grooves (302b) are symmetrically distributed front and back; the auxiliary heat dissipation pipe (304) is a round pipe; the number of auxiliary heat dissipation pipes (304) is four, and the four auxiliary heat dissipation pipes (304) are distributed in a rectangular array; the number of water collecting pipes (403) is two, and the two water collecting pipes (403) are symmetrically distributed front and back.
9. A semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system applicable to polar regions according to claim 2, characterized in that: The number of cutting knives (524) is eight; four of the cutting knives (524) are fixedly arranged equidistantly in the circumferential direction on the front end face of the cutter head (523), and the other four cutting knives (524) are fixedly arranged equidistantly in the circumferential direction on the rear end face of the cutter head (523).
10. A semiconductor thermoelectric power generation system applicable to polar regions according to claim 6, characterized in that: The number of the first optoelectronic switches (404) is three, and the three first optoelectronic switches (404) are distributed equidistantly in the horizontal direction; the number of the second optoelectronic switches (534) is three, and the three second optoelectronic switches (534) are distributed equidistantly in the horizontal direction.
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