A wind turbine remote cut-out control system

By adopting a split-type wind and oil remote switching control system with a branch control design using isolating switches and remote switching buttons, the problem of power loss to the entire ship caused by a single fault was solved, ensuring the safety and reliability of the ship's power supply.

CN224546270UActive Publication Date: 2026-07-24ZHUHAI JIAHAI MARINE TECHNOLOGY CO LTD
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Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
ZHUHAI JIAHAI MARINE TECHNOLOGY CO LTD
Filing Date
2025-07-26
Publication Date
2026-07-24

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Technical Problem

The existing shipboard remote wind and oil switching system is prone to causing all fans and oil pumps to stop when a single circuit fails or short-circuits, resulting in a complete power outage on the ship and posing a safety hazard.

Method used

The system adopts a split design, with isolating switches and emergency disconnect switches on the main power distribution board and remote switching buttons on the DC power distribution board to achieve separate control of the fan and oil pump. It also employs a redundant circuit design to prevent a single fault from causing a power outage to the entire ship.

Benefits of technology

By using a split-type design, the fan and oil lines of a single manifold can be cut off only in the event of a single failure, thus avoiding a complete loss of power to the entire ship and improving the ship's safety and power assurance.

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Abstract

The utility model relates to ship control technical field, specifically disclose a kind of columned wind oil remote cut-off control system, including main distribution board and the direct current distribution board of with the main distribution board electric connection, the isolating switch is arranged on the main distribution board, the fan emergency cut-off switch and oil pump emergency cut-off switch of several with the isolating switch electric connection are arranged on the main distribution board, the direct current distribution board is provided with several remote cut-off buttons, every fan emergency cut-off switch and oil pump emergency cut-off switch are respectively with two remote cut-off buttons electric connection.The utility model adopts redundancy line and columned design, can branch control fan and the cut-off of oil pump, reduce cut-off range, guarantee the power required by ship, once ship occurs, such as single distribution board, single equipment electrical failure or fire or single loop failure or short circuit, at this moment, only need to cut off the fan and oil circuit of single side busbar, avoid the whole ship power failure and lead to the loss of power of ship, good safety.
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Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of ship control technology, and in particular to a split-type wind and oil remote switching control system. Background Technology

[0002] The main propulsion of a ship refers to the energy system that provides the main energy to the ship, such as diesel engines. The auxiliary propulsion refers to the energy system that supplements the energy supply, such as wind and solar power. The auxiliary propulsion can supplement the electrical energy when the main propulsion supply is unstable, thereby reducing the probability of ship failure due to energy instability.

[0003] A search revealed that Chinese invention patent application CN202410855420.1 discloses an automatic control system for switching between main and auxiliary power in ships, relating to the field of ship power switching systems. The system includes a main power system, an auxiliary power system, a load system, and a central control system. The central control system is electrically connected to both the main power system and the auxiliary power system. The main power system includes a diesel generator set, and the auxiliary power system includes a wind turbine generator and a power battery. The central control system includes a battery charge control system, a wind power performance analysis system, and a diesel generator performance analysis system. The wind power performance analysis system includes a wind power control module and a wind power stability analysis module. This invention avoids the situation where excessively high battery charge prevents the wind turbine generator and diesel generator set from supplying power to the power battery, thus avoiding energy waste, while ensuring stable battery charge levels.

[0004] like Figure 1 As shown, most existing ship wind and oil remote switching systems are integrated and lack redundant wiring. If a ship experiences an electrical fault in a single switchboard or device, a fire, a single circuit fault, or a short circuit, all wind turbines and oil lines will be shut down, resulting in a complete power outage and loss of power, posing a safety hazard. Utility Model Content

[0005] The technical problem to be solved by this utility model is to provide a split-type remote control system for wind and oil pumps, which addresses the above-mentioned deficiencies of the prior art by adopting redundant circuits and a split design. This system solves the problems of all fans and oil pumps stopping due to a single circuit failure or short circuit, and the problem of all fans and oil pumps stopping when a single power distribution board fails.

[0006] To solve the above-mentioned technical problems, the technical solution of this utility model is as follows:

[0007] A split-type remote control system for wind and oil pumps includes a main distribution board and a DC distribution board electrically connected to the main distribution board. The main distribution board is equipped with an isolating switch, and a plurality of emergency shut-off switches for wind turbines and oil pumps electrically connected to the isolating switches are also provided on the main distribution board. The DC distribution board is equipped with a plurality of remote shut-off buttons, and each of the emergency shut-off switches for wind turbines and oil pumps is electrically connected to two of the remote shut-off buttons respectively.

[0008] Preferably, the fan emergency cut-off switch includes a first mechanical compartment fan emergency cut-off switch, a first air conditioning compartment fan emergency cut-off switch, a second mechanical compartment fan emergency cut-off switch, and a second air conditioning compartment fan emergency cut-off switch connected in series.

[0009] Preferably, the oil pump emergency shut-off switch includes a first propeller tank oil pump emergency shut-off switch, a first engine room oil pump emergency shut-off switch, a second propeller tank oil pump emergency shut-off switch, and a second engine room oil pump emergency shut-off switch connected in series.

[0010] Preferably, the remote control buttons include a first propeller compartment outlet remote control button, a first forward bridge remote control button, a first inner passageway remote control button, a second forward bridge remote control button, a second inner passageway remote control button, a third forward bridge remote control button, a first engine room door remote control button, a fourth forward bridge remote control button, a second propeller compartment outlet remote control button, a fifth forward bridge remote control button, a third inner passageway door remote control button, a sixth forward bridge remote control button, a fourth inner passageway door remote control button, a seventh forward bridge remote control button, a second engine room door remote control button, and an eighth bridge remote control button.

[0011] Preferably, the first inner passageway remote cut-off button and the second front cockpit remote cut-off button are both electrically connected to the first mechanical compartment fan emergency cut-off switch; the second inner passageway remote cut-off button and the third front cockpit remote cut-off button are both electrically connected to the first air conditioning compartment fan emergency cut-off switch; the third inner passageway remote cut-off button and the sixth front cockpit remote cut-off button are both electrically connected to the second mechanical compartment fan emergency cut-off switch; and the fourth inner passageway remote cut-off button and the seventh front cockpit remote cut-off button are both electrically connected to the second air conditioning compartment fan emergency cut-off switch.

[0012] Preferably, the remote cut-off button for the first propeller compartment outlet and the remote cut-off button for the first bridge are both electrically connected to the emergency cut-off switch for the first propeller compartment oil pump; the remote cut-off button for the first engine room opening and the remote cut-off button for the fourth bridge are both electrically connected to the emergency cut-off switch for the first engine room oil pump; the remote cut-off button for the second propeller compartment outlet and the remote cut-off button for the fifth bridge are both electrically connected to the emergency cut-off switch for the second propeller compartment oil pump; and the remote cut-off button for the second engine room opening and the remote cut-off button for the eighth bridge are both electrically connected to the emergency cut-off switch for the second engine room oil pump.

[0013] The present invention provides a split-type remote control system for wind and oil pumps, which has the following advantages: The main distribution board of the split-type remote control system is equipped with an isolating switch, and several emergency shut-off switches for wind turbines and oil pumps are electrically connected to the isolating switches. Several remote shut-off buttons are provided on the DC distribution board. Each emergency shut-off switch for wind turbines and oil pumps is electrically connected to two remote shut-off buttons. The split design allows for separate control of the shut-off of wind turbines and oil pumps, reducing the shut-off range and ensuring the ship's required power. The redundant circuit design solves the problem of a single circuit failure or short circuit causing all wind turbines and oil pumps to stop working. In the event of a single electrical fault, fire, or single circuit failure or short circuit, only the wind turbines and oil lines on one side of the busbar need to be disconnected, preventing a complete power outage and loss of power to the entire ship, thus ensuring good safety. Attached Figure Description

[0014] Figure 1 Electrical schematic diagram of an existing ship wind and oil remote switching system;

[0015] Figure 2 This is the electrical schematic diagram of this utility model;

[0016] In the diagram, 1-Main switchboard, 2-DC switchboard, 3-Isolating switch, 41-Emergency shut-off switch for the first mechanical compartment fan, 42-Emergency shut-off switch for the first air conditioning compartment fan, 43-Emergency shut-off switch for the second mechanical compartment fan, 44-Emergency shut-off switch for the second air conditioning compartment fan, 51-Emergency shut-off switch for the first propeller oil pump, 52-Emergency shut-off switch for the first engine room oil pump, 53-Emergency shut-off switch for the second propeller oil pump, 54-Emergency shut-off switch for the second engine room oil pump, 61-Remote shut-off button for the first propeller outlet, 62-Remote shut-off button for the first bridge, 6 3- Remote control button for the first inner passageway, 64- Remote control button for the second forward bridge, 65- Remote control button for the second inner passageway, 66- Remote control button for the third forward bridge, 67- Remote control button for the first engine room opening, 68- Remote control button for the fourth forward bridge, 69- Remote control button for the second propeller compartment exit, 70- Remote control button for the fifth forward bridge, 71- Remote control button for the third inner passageway, 72- Remote control button for the sixth forward bridge, 73- Remote control button for the fourth inner passageway, 74- Remote control button for the seventh forward bridge, 75- Remote control button for the second engine room opening, 76- Remote control button for the eighth bridge. Detailed Implementation

[0017] The specific embodiments of this utility model will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. It should be noted that these descriptions are for the purpose of aiding understanding of this utility model, but do not constitute a limitation thereof. Furthermore, the technical features involved in the various embodiments of this utility model described below can be combined with each other as long as they do not conflict with each other.

[0018] like Figure 2 As shown, the split-type remote control system for wind and oil pumps includes a main distribution board 1 and a DC distribution board 2 electrically connected to the main distribution board 1. The main distribution board 1 is equipped with an isolating switch 3 and several emergency shut-off switches for the wind turbine and oil pump, both electrically connected to the isolating switch 3. The DC distribution board 2 is equipped with several remote control buttons, each of which is electrically connected to two remote control buttons. It is understood that the main distribution board 1 is connected to an AC 400V power supply, which is transmitted to the DC distribution board 2 via the isolating switch 3, the emergency shut-off switches for the wind turbine and oil pump, and the remote control buttons.

[0019] Specifically, the emergency shut-off switch for the fan includes a first mechanical compartment fan emergency shut-off switch 41, a first air conditioning compartment fan emergency shut-off switch 42, a second mechanical compartment fan emergency shut-off switch 43, and a second air conditioning compartment fan emergency shut-off switch 44 connected in series; the emergency shut-off switch for the oil pump includes a first propeller tank oil pump emergency shut-off switch 51, a first engine room oil pump emergency shut-off switch 52, a second propeller tank oil pump emergency shut-off switch 53, and a second engine room oil pump emergency shut-off switch 54 connected in series. Understandably, the first mechanical compartment fan emergency cut-off switch 41 and the second mechanical compartment fan emergency cut-off switch 43 are used for emergency power cut-off of the mechanical compartment fans in rows A and B, respectively; the first air conditioning compartment fan emergency cut-off switch 42 and the second air conditioning compartment fan emergency cut-off switch 44 are used for emergency power cut-off of the air conditioning and compartment fans in rows A and B, respectively; the first propeller tank oil pump emergency cut-off switch 51 and the second propeller tank oil pump emergency cut-off switch 53 are used for emergency power cut-off of the propeller tank oil pumps in rows A and B, respectively; and the first engine room oil pump emergency cut-off switch 52 and the second engine room oil pump emergency cut-off switch 54 are used for emergency power cut-off of the engine room fans and oil pumps in rows A and B, respectively.

[0020] Specifically, the remote control buttons include a first propeller compartment outlet remote control button 61, a first forward bridge remote control button 62, a first inner passageway remote control button 63, a second forward bridge remote control button 64, a second inner passageway remote control button 65, a third forward bridge remote control button 66, a first engine room door remote control button 67, a fourth forward bridge remote control button 68, a second propeller compartment outlet remote control button 69, a fifth forward bridge remote control button 70, a third inner passageway door remote control button 71, a sixth forward bridge remote control button 72, a fourth inner passageway door remote control button 73, a seventh forward bridge remote control button 74, a second engine room door remote control button 75, and an eighth bridge remote control button 76. Understandably, the first propeller outlet remote control button 61 is used to control and cut off the fan and oil line at the propeller outlet on the main deck; the first forward bridge remote control button 62 is used to control and cut off the fan and oil line at the forward bridge on the bridge deck; the first inner passageway remote control button 63 is used to control and cut off the fan at the inner passageway on the main deck; the second forward bridge remote control button 64 is used to control and cut off the fan at the forward bridge on the bridge deck; the second inner passageway remote control button 65 is used to control and cut off the fan at the inner passageway on the main deck; the third forward bridge remote control button 66 is used to control and cut off the fan at the forward bridge on the bridge deck; the first engine room opening remote control button 67 is used to control and cut off the fan and oil line at the engine room opening on the main deck; and the fourth forward bridge remote control button 68 is used to control and cut off the fan at the forward bridge on the bridge deck. The remote control button 69 for the second propeller outlet is used to control the disconnection of the fan and oil line at the propeller outlet on the main deck; the remote control button 70 for the fifth forward bridge is used to control the disconnection of the fan and oil line at the forward bridge on the bridge deck; the remote control button 71 for the third inner passageway is used to control the disconnection of the fan at the inner passageway on the main deck; the remote control button 72 for the sixth forward bridge is used to control the disconnection of the fan at the forward bridge on the bridge deck; the remote control button 73 for the fourth inner passageway is used to control the disconnection of the fan at the inner passageway on the main deck; the remote control button 74 for the seventh forward bridge is used to control the disconnection of the fan at the forward bridge on the bridge deck; the remote control button 75 for the second engine room opening is used to control the disconnection of the fan and oil line at the engine room opening on the main deck; and the remote control button 76 for the eighth bridge is used to control the disconnection of the fan and oil line at the forward bridge on the bridge deck.

[0021] Specifically, the first interior passageway remote cut-off button 63 and the second front cockpit remote cut-off button 64 are both electrically connected to the first mechanical compartment fan emergency cut-off switch 41; the second interior passageway remote cut-off button 65 and the third front cockpit remote cut-off button 66 are both electrically connected to the first air conditioning compartment fan emergency cut-off switch 42; the third interior passageway remote cut-off button 71 and the sixth front cockpit remote cut-off button 72 are both electrically connected to the second mechanical compartment fan emergency cut-off switch 43; and the fourth interior passageway remote cut-off button 73 and the seventh front cockpit remote cut-off button 74 are both electrically connected to the second air conditioning compartment fan emergency cut-off switch 44. The remote cut-off button 61 for the first propeller compartment outlet and the remote cut-off button 62 for the first bridge are both electrically connected to the emergency cut-off switch 51 for the first propeller compartment oil pump. The remote cut-off button 67 for the first engine room opening and the remote cut-off button 68 for the fourth bridge are both electrically connected to the emergency cut-off switch 52 for the first engine room oil pump. The remote cut-off button 69 for the second propeller compartment outlet and the remote cut-off button 70 for the fifth bridge are both electrically connected to the emergency cut-off switch 53 for the second propeller compartment oil pump. The remote cut-off button 75 for the second engine room opening and the remote cut-off button 76 for the eighth bridge are both electrically connected to the emergency cut-off switch 54 for the second engine room oil pump.

[0022] Understandably, this utility model has a reasonable design and unique structure. It adopts a split design, which can control the cut-off of fans and oil pumps separately, reducing the cut-off range and ensuring the power required by the ship. It adopts a redundant circuit design to solve the problem of all fans and oil pumps stopping work due to a single circuit failure or short circuit. Once the ship experiences a single switchboard, single equipment electrical failure, fire, or single circuit failure or short circuit, only the fans and oil lines of one side of the busbar need to be cut off, avoiding the loss of power to the entire ship and thus ensuring good safety.

[0023] The embodiments of this utility model have been described in detail above with reference to the accompanying drawings, but this utility model is not limited to the described embodiments. For those skilled in the art, various changes, modifications, substitutions, and variations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of this utility model, and these variations still fall within the protection scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. A split-type remote control system for wind and oil supply, comprising a main distribution board and a DC distribution board electrically connected to the main distribution board, wherein the main distribution board is provided with an isolating switch, characterized in that: The main power distribution board is equipped with several fan emergency cut-off switches and oil pump emergency cut-off switches that are electrically connected to the isolating switches. The DC power distribution board is equipped with several remote cut-off buttons, and each of the fan emergency cut-off switches and oil pump emergency cut-off switches is electrically connected to two of the remote cut-off buttons.

2. The split-type remote control system for wind and oil supply according to claim 1, characterized in that: The emergency shut-off switch for the fan includes a first mechanical compartment fan emergency shut-off switch, a first air conditioning compartment fan emergency shut-off switch, a second mechanical compartment fan emergency shut-off switch, and a second air conditioning compartment fan emergency shut-off switch connected in series.

3. The split-type remote control system for wind and oil supply according to claim 2, characterized in that: The oil pump emergency shut-off switch includes a first propeller tank oil pump emergency shut-off switch, a first engine room oil pump emergency shut-off switch, a second propeller tank oil pump emergency shut-off switch, and a second engine room oil pump emergency shut-off switch connected in series.

4. The split-type remote control system for wind and oil supply according to claim 3, characterized in that: The remote control buttons include a first propeller compartment exit remote control button, a first forward bridge remote control button, a first inner passageway remote control button, a second forward bridge remote control button, a second inner passageway remote control button, a third forward bridge remote control button, a first engine room exit remote control button, a fourth forward bridge remote control button, a second propeller compartment exit remote control button, a fifth forward bridge remote control button, a third inner passageway remote control button, a sixth forward bridge remote control button, a fourth inner passageway remote control button, a seventh forward bridge remote control button, a second engine room exit remote control button, and an eighth bridge remote control button.

5. The split-type remote control system for wind and oil supply according to claim 4, characterized in that: The first inner passageway remote control button and the second front cockpit remote control button are both electrically connected to the first mechanical compartment fan emergency shut-off switch. The second inner passageway remote control button and the third front cockpit remote control button are both electrically connected to the first air conditioning compartment fan emergency shut-off switch. The third inner passageway remote control button and the sixth front cockpit remote control button are both electrically connected to the second mechanical compartment fan emergency shut-off switch. The fourth inner passageway remote control button and the seventh front cockpit remote control button are both electrically connected to the second air conditioning compartment fan emergency shut-off switch.

6. The split-type remote control system for wind and oil supply according to claim 4, characterized in that: The remote cut-off button for the first propeller compartment outlet and the remote cut-off button for the first bridge are both electrically connected to the emergency cut-off switch for the first propeller compartment oil pump. The remote cut-off button for the first engine room opening and the remote cut-off button for the fourth bridge are both electrically connected to the emergency cut-off switch for the first engine room oil pump. The remote cut-off button for the second propeller compartment outlet and the remote cut-off button for the fifth bridge are both electrically connected to the emergency cut-off switch for the second propeller compartment oil pump. The remote cut-off button for the second engine room opening and the remote cut-off button for the eighth bridge are both electrically connected to the emergency cut-off switch for the second engine room oil pump.