Wave power generation system
By introducing automatic adjustment of the angle of the peak or trough parallel lines, the platform and water surface balance and rocker buoy moving components in the wave power generation device, the problems of low energy extraction efficiency and insufficient typhoon resistance in the existing devices are solved, and more efficient energy acquisition and stability are achieved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- PCT/CN2025/075042
- Authority / Receiving Office
- WO · WO
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Priority Date
- 2024-02-08
- Filing Date
- 2025-01-25
- Publication Date
- 2025-08-14
AI Technical Summary
The existing wave power generation device fails to effectively adjust the angle between the floating platform and the wave, resulting in a small rocker swing arc, low energy extraction efficiency, and inability to resist damage when a typhoon comes, which is expensive.
A floating platform installed on the sea surface is designed, equipped with an automatic adjustment device for the angle of the crest or trough parallel lines, a platform and water surface balance device and a rocker arm floating body moving component, and automatically adjust the floating platform perpendicular to the crest or trough parallel lines to ensure that the rocker arm maximizes the swing amplitude when the wave size changes and remains stable in typhoons.
It improves the energy extraction efficiency of wave power generation devices, enhances the damage resistance in typhoons, and reduces investment costs.
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A wave power generation system
[0001] CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS
[0002] This application claims the basis of the Chinese patent application filed with the State Intellectual Property Office of China on February 8, 2024, with application number: 202410778945, and the name of the invention: "A wave power generation system", and claims partial priority thereof. The content of the Chinese patent application is hereby introduced into the text of this application. Technical Field
[0003] The invention relates to a method and device for generating power or obtaining energy from waves on a non-shore surface. Background Art
[0004] Developing green energy and reducing greenhouse gas emissions are important paths to sustainable development. Ocean tides and waves hold enormous potential, but the drop of a single wave is not very large, resulting in low energy conversion efficiency. This means it is not possible to increase the drop by building a dam on a river. Currently, there are two methods for generating power using wave power: one is shore-based, with a buoyancy device absorbing energy as the waves rise and fall, but coastline resources are limited; the other is surface-based, with the generator installed in the ocean and anchored to a platform to secure it to the surface. However, both methods have the following drawbacks:
[0005] 1. Failure to consider installing an automatic angle adjustment device parallel to the wave crest or trough to automatically adjust the angle between the length direction of the floating platform's rocker arm and the direction of the wave's incoming wave to a perpendicular 90-degree angle. Under the same conditions, when the angle is 90 degrees, the rocker arm swings to the maximum, and when the angle is 180 degrees (i.e., the length direction of the platform's rocker arm is parallel to the direction of the wave's incoming wave), the rocker arm will not swing;
[0006] 2. Failure to consider installing a device on the floating platform to balance the platform with the water surface, so as to automatically adjust the balance between the floating platform and the water surface and maximize the swing of the rocker arm under the same conditions. If the floating platform tilts with the rise and fall of waves, the swing angle of the rocker arm will be greatly reduced.
[0007] 3. It was not considered to set up a rocker arm float moving component at the end of the rocker arm extending outside the platform. When the wave size changes, that is, when the waves are large: the walking component on the rocker arm that is propelled towards the waves has a large water draft, pulling the float to move automatically outward; when the waves are small: the walking component on the rocker arm that is not propelled towards the waves has a large water draft, pulling the float to move automatically inward; making the rocker arm swing towards the wave crest and trough to obtain the maximum swing amplitude.
[0008] Due to the above defects of the existing wave power generation device, the swing arc of the rocker arm on the wave power generation device is small, and the maximum contrast between the crest and the trough cannot be effectively achieved. The height difference is low, so the energy extraction efficiency is low.
[0009] 4. Existing water wave power generation devices cannot withstand typhoons and are easily damaged, unless a super-large floating platform is used to resist typhoons. However, the investment cost is too high and it does not have investment value. Summary of the Invention
[0010] The purpose of the present invention is to design a floating platform on the sea surface, which absorbs the huge energy hidden in the ups and downs of the waves for power generation, and is provided with an automatic adjustment device for the angle of the parallel line of the wave crest or the trough, to automatically adjust the floating platform to be roughly perpendicular to the parallel line of the wave crest or the trough; a device for balancing the floating platform on the water and the water surface is also provided, to automatically adjust the balance of the floating platform on the water and the water surface; a rocker arm float moving component is also provided. When the size of the waves changes, that is, when the waves are large: the walking component on the rocker arm that is propelled towards the waves has a large draft, and the float is pulled to move outward automatically. When the waves are small: the walking component on the rocker arm that is not propelled towards the waves has a large draft, and the float is pulled to move inward automatically, so that the rocker arm swings toward the wave crest and trough, obtaining the maximum swing amplitude, thereby maximizing the absorption of the up and down difference of the waves for power generation.
[0011] The wave power generation system of the present invention comprises: an above-water floating platform, at least one rocker arm device, at least one main shaft transmission assembly, and at least one power generation assembly;
[0012] The floating platform on the water includes: an automatic adjustment device for the angle of the parallel line of the wave crest or trough, which automatically adjusts the floating platform to be approximately perpendicular to the parallel line of the wave crest or trough;
[0013] The device for automatically adjusting the angle of parallel lines of wave crests or troughs comprises: a first wave-facing surface and a second wave-facing surface that are substantially symmetrical;
[0014] The rocker arm device includes: a rocker arm and a rocker arm power transmission component;
[0015] The rocker arm device is installed on a floating platform on the water. One end of the rocker arm is connected to the main shaft assembly, and the other end extends outside the platform and rises and falls with the waves. The main shaft transmission assembly converts the rocking kinetic energy of the rocker arm into the rotational kinetic energy of the main shaft transmission assembly. The main shaft transmission assembly rotates to drive the generator assembly to generate electricity.
[0016] The floating platform on water includes an integrated type or a split type, and the split type includes: one or more platform floats, a frame, at least one support, and the platform float is installed on the frame;
[0017] Or: the floating platform on water includes: a platform float and at least one support;
[0018] The device for automatically adjusting the angle of the parallel line of the crest or trough includes: a traction anchor, at least one group of inward-facing-eight shapes and / or outward-facing-eight shapes and / or large-small-head shapes and / or olive-shaped shapes formed by a first wave-facing surface and a second wave-facing surface;
[0019] The device for automatically adjusting the angle of the parallel line of the wave crest or trough is installed on a floating platform on the water, and the small flared opening of the inner eight shape and the small end of the large and small head shape are directed toward the parallel line of the wave crest or trough, and the large flared opening of the outer eight shape is directed toward the parallel line of the wave crest or trough, and the floating platform on the water is anchored and fixed on the water surface of a region. When the angle between the floating platform on the water and the parallel line of the wave crest or trough is not perpendicular to 90 degrees, the first wave-facing surface and the second wave-facing surface are subjected to two unequal thrusts from the direction of the parallel line of the wave crest or trough, and the one subjected to greater force is adjusted in the direction of less force. After multiple thrust adjustments, the two thrusts from the direction of the wave line on the first wave-facing surface and the second wave-facing surface are basically equal, and finally the angle between the floating platform on the water and the parallel line of the wave crest or trough is automatically adjusted to tend toward 90 degrees perpendicular. Specifically, the small flared opening of the inner eight shape and the small end of the large and small head shape are directed toward the parallel line of the wave crest or trough, and the large flared opening of the outer eight shape is directed toward the parallel line of the wave crest or trough.
[0020] The traction anchor pulls the floating platform on the water so that the floating platform on the water is fixed on the water surface in a certain area;
[0021] The platform float has a cavity, an inlet and an outlet; the floating platform can be controlled to float up or down and rise and fall by controlling the water and / or gas volume in and out of the inlet and outlet of the platform float.
[0022] The floating platform further comprises one or more balancing poles arranged below the platform and inserted into the water;
[0023] The balance bar is provided with a counterweight; the tail end of the balance bar is connected to the counterweight, the balance bar is fixedly and / or movably connected under the platform, and the horizontal balance automatic adjustment mechanism automatically adjusts the balance between the water platform and the water surface;
[0024] There are two or more balancing rods, each of which is connected to a counterweight at its tail end; or
[0025] Some or all of the balancing poles are connected, and the lower ends of the balancing poles are each connected to a counterweight, or some of the connected balancing poles are equipped with a counterweight, or some are not connected to a counterweight (no counterweight).
[0026] The lower end of the balance bar also includes: a water-blocking panel, which is fixedly mounted on the balance bar and has a shape of an arc, a circle, an ellipse or other water-blocking shape;
[0027] The main shaft transmission assembly includes: a main shaft, at least one or more motor transmission mechanisms, and at least one or more rocker arm transmission mechanisms; the motor transmission mechanism and the rocker arm transmission mechanism are installed and fixed on the main shaft, and the main shaft is installed on the platform.
[0028] The motor transmission mechanism and the rocker arm transmission mechanism are gear transmission mechanism, rope transmission mechanism, chain structure, belt transmission mechanism (including synchronous belt), etc.
[0029] The rocker device also includes: a rocker rod, a main shaft transmission mechanism, a float, and a fulcrum. The rocker transmission mechanism is connected to the mechanism of the main shaft transmission to drive the main shaft to rotate; the float is installed at the tail end of the rocker rod; one end of the fulcrum is fixedly installed on the platform, and the other end is movably connected to the rocker rod.
[0030] When multiple rocker arm devices are installed, the length of the rocker arm rods can be set according to needs, and the rocker arm rods can be staggered and installed on the floating platform device.
[0031] The present invention also provides a method for obtaining wave energy, comprising: a floating platform on water, at least one set of rocker devices, and at least one set of main shaft transmission components; the rocker device comprises a rocker extending toward the sea surface and a rocker float on the rocker, the floating platform on water balances and accepts the thrust of the waves, keeping the floating platform on water roughly parallel to the wave line, and the rocker float moves on the rocker as the wave crest changes.
[0032] The reason is that when the waves are large, the distance between waves is wide, and the rocker arm float moves outwards from the rocking wall; when the waves are small, the distance between waves is narrow, and the rocker arm float moves inwards.
[0033] A main shaft transmission device is provided on the floating platform. The main shaft transmission assembly converts the swinging kinetic energy of the rocker arm into the rotational kinetic energy of the main shaft transmission assembly. The main shaft transmission assembly rotates to drive the generator assembly to generate electricity, or the main shaft transmission assembly rotates to lift the water to a high level, or compresses the air, and converts it into potential energy or other energy.
[0034] The floating platform provided by the present invention roughly rises and falls with the changes in the waves, with a small swing amplitude. The designed rocker arm extends from the platform into the sea surface, floats with the swing of the waves, with a large swing amplitude, and drives the main shaft gear to rotate through the rack on the rocker arm, which transmits the power to the generator rotor to rotate and generate electricity. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0035] Figure 1 Schematic diagram of a wave power generation system;
[0036] Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of a water wheel;
[0037] Figure 3 is a schematic diagram of an integrated floating platform on water; a is a perspective view, b is a main view, c and d are side views;
[0038] Figure 4 is a schematic diagram of a split-type floating platform;
[0039] Figure 5 is a schematic diagram of a single floating body;
[0040] Figure 6 is a schematic diagram of the end float;
[0041] FIG7 is a schematic diagram of the wave-facing surface, wave crests, and wave troughs of the floating platform;
[0042] Figure 8 is a schematic structural diagram of an independent wave-facing device for a floating platform on water;
[0043] Figure 9 is a structural diagram of the balancing wave component;
[0044] Figure 10 is a schematic diagram of the balance bar breeding structure;
[0045] Figure 11 is a structural diagram of the balance bar;
[0046] FIG12 is a structural diagram of multiple connected balance rods;
[0047] FIG13 is a schematic diagram of a retractable balancing rod connected to a counterweight;
[0048] FIG14 is a schematic diagram of a foldable balancing pole connected to a counterweight;
[0049] FIG15 is a schematic diagram of a water-blocking panel;
[0050] FIG16 is a schematic diagram of another water-blocking panel;
[0051] Figure 17 is a schematic diagram of a rocker arm device;
[0052] Figure 18 is a schematic diagram of a first rocker arm device;
[0053] FIG19 is a schematic diagram of a second rocker arm device;
[0054] Figure 20 is a schematic diagram of a third rocker arm device;
[0055] FIG21 is a schematic diagram of a fourth rocker arm device;
[0056] FIG22 is a schematic diagram of a fifth rocker arm device;
[0057] Figure 23 is a schematic diagram of a rocker arm device with a float;
[0058] Figure 24 is a schematic diagram of a rocker arm float;
[0059] Figure 25 is a schematic diagram of a square rocker arm body;
[0060] Figure 26 is a schematic diagram of a double-floating rocker arm;
[0061] Figure 27 is a diagram of a rocker arm device with double floats perpendicular to the horizontal plane;
[0062] Figure 28 is a structural diagram of a double-float rocker arm assembly;
[0063] Figure 29 is a structural diagram of the rocker arm of the double-float rocker arm assembly;
[0064] Figure 30 is a schematic diagram of a float expansion rocker arm assembly;
[0065] FIG31 is a schematic diagram of the structure of the rocker arm float and the wave-chasing moving device installed on the rocker arm;
[0066] Figure 32 is a structural diagram of the wave-chasing mobile device;
[0067] FIG33 is a diagram of components of a wave-chasing mobile device;
[0068] FIG34 is a schematic diagram of a transmission mode 1 of the wave-chasing moving device;
[0069] FIG35 is a schematic diagram of a second transmission mode of the wave-chasing moving device;
[0070] FIG36 (a) is a cross-sectional view of the wave-chasing moving device taken along plane AA; FIG36 (b) is a schematic diagram of the wave-chasing moving device;
[0071] Figure 37 is a diagram showing the movement of the wave-following mobile device in waves;
[0072] Figure 38 is a schematic diagram of the platform's diving depth;
[0073] Figure 39 is a schematic diagram of the main shaft transmission assembly;
[0074] Figure 40 is a schematic diagram of the main shaft transmission assembly and the rocker arm device;
[0075] Figure 41 is a partial enlarged view of the main shaft transmission assembly and the rocker arm device;
[0076] Figure 42 Schematic diagram of dual generator sets
[0077] Figure 43: Partial enlarged view of the dual generator set;
[0078] Figure 44: Diving of the floating platform on water;
[0079] Figure 45: A partial enlarged view of the submerged floating platform;
[0080] Figure 46: Schematic diagram 1 of connecting multiple floating platforms on water;
[0081] Figure 47: Schematic diagram 2 of connecting multiple floating platforms on water;
[0082] Figure 48 is a schematic diagram of the connection parts of the floating platform;
[0083] Figure 49: Schematic diagram of the wave generator system - pressurized gas-liquid mode;
[0084] Figure 50 is a schematic diagram of a gas-liquid booster pump; DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0085] Definition: Crest or trough parallel line: In the direction of the wave's forward movement, the line parallel to the crest and trough is called the crest or trough parallel line.
[0086] Example 1:
[0087] As shown in FIG1 , a wave power generation system comprises: a floating platform (1), eight rocker devices (2) arranged on two sides of the platform, a set of main shaft transmission components (3), and a set of power generation components (4);
[0088] The floating platform on water comprises: an automatic adjustment device (5) for adjusting the angle of a wave crest or wave trough parallel line, which automatically adjusts the platform to be perpendicular to the wave crest or wave trough parallel line;
[0089] The device for automatically adjusting the angle of parallel lines of wave crests or troughs comprises: a first wave-facing surface (12) and a second wave-facing surface (13) that are substantially symmetrical;
[0090] The rocker arm device (2) comprises: a rocker arm (21) and a rocker arm power transmission member (22);
[0091] The rocker arm device (2) is pivotally connected to the support (14) of the floating platform on the water. One end of the rocker arm (21) is connected to the main shaft assembly (3) in a transmission manner, and the other end extends outside the platform to rise and fall with the waves. A water wheel (5) can be optionally mounted on the main shaft of the platform. The water wheel has blades (51) and a water tank (52). The blades are driven by the waves to rotate, and the central axis hole is mounted on the main shaft.
[0092] The main shaft transmission assembly converts the swinging kinetic energy of the rocker arm into the rotational kinetic energy of the main shaft transmission assembly, and the main shaft transmission assembly 3 rotates to drive the generator assembly 4 to operate and generate electricity; as shown in Figure 1, eight rocker arms (21) are arranged in two groups of staggered lengths in both directions, which can provide a continuous source of power for the generator.
[0093] Figure 3 shows an integrated floating platform. It includes two symmetrically arranged buoyant bodies 11. Floating bodies 11 are hollow structures with inlets 11.1 and 11.2. The inlets allow air to enter during buoyancy and water to enter during descent, while the outlets allow air to escape during descent and water to escape during buoyancy. The platform's underside has a trumpet-like longitudinal cross-section, forming an arc centered on the platform's centerline. A support 14 is provided on the upper surface of the platform for mounting a rocker mechanism.
[0094] The device for automatically adjusting the angle of the parallel line of the wave crest or trough can be the shape of a floating platform on the water or its components, or an independent component installed on the floating platform on the water. When the angle between the floating platform on the water and the "parallel line of the wave crest or trough" is not perpendicular, the first wave-facing surface (12) and the second wave-facing surface (13) are subjected to two unequal thrusts from the direction of the waves, and the side subjected to greater force swings in the direction of less force. After multiple thrust adjustments, the first wave-facing surface (12) and the second wave-facing surface (13) are subjected to two thrusts from the direction of the wave line that are substantially equal, and finally the angle between the floating platform on the water and the parallel line of the wave crest or trough is automatically adjusted to 90°, which is perpendicular to the vertical. Specifically. In this embodiment, the device for automatically adjusting the angle of the parallel line of the wave crest or trough is shown in FIG3 , which is a cone-shaped platform float, and the first wave-facing surface (12) and the second wave-facing surface (13) are provided on the side facing the wave crest, and the two are symmetrically arranged.
[0095] FIG4 is a split-type floating platform on water, comprising four floats (11) and a frame (13). The floats (11) are fixedly mounted on the frame (13). The floats (11) are hollow bodies, provided with an inlet (11.1) and an outlet (11.2). The inlet is for air intake when floating up and water intake when diving, and the outlet is for exhaust when the platform dives and water discharge when floating up. The bottom surface of the platform is in the shape of a trumpet longitudinal section, presenting an arc with the platform centerline as the top. The upper end surface of the platform is provided with a support (14) for mounting a rocker device.
[0096] In this embodiment of the platform, the two middle floats are cylindrical with tapered ends, as shown in FIG5 ; the two end floats are of the same shape, as shown in FIG6 , which are box-shaped cavities, with the floating surface being an arc surface, the side and bottom surfaces being rectangular, and the water-facing surface being tapered. Fine-tuning bolts (11.4) are provided on the assembly of the float and the frame (13), and fine-tuning nuts (11.5) are provided on the frame. By adjusting the fine-tuning bolts (11.4) and nuts (11.5), the angle between the float and the frame can be adjusted so that the side of the float is perpendicular to the wave crest line, or there is some deviation. In some sea areas, there are undercurrents, and the direction of the water flow deviates from the direction of the waves. This design can correct such deviations, so that the floating platform on the water can be roughly perpendicular to the direction of the water flow. FIG7 shows the positional relationship between the floating platform on the water and the wave crest and trough.
[0097] Figures 8 and 9 show the structure of the first wave-facing surface 12 and the second wave-facing surface 13 as separate devices. Figure 9 is a structural diagram of a balancing wave-facing component, which has symmetrical wave-facing surfaces and is connected by a connecting rod. The floating platform on the water has a symmetrical first wave-facing surface (12) and a second wave-facing surface (13) facing the direction of wave propulsion, and also has a first wave-facing surface (12) and a second wave-facing surface (13) facing away from the direction of wave propulsion, which has a better angle adjustment function, and the symmetrical arrangement makes the floating platform 1 on the water more stable.
[0098] As shown in Figures 10 and 11, the bottom surface of the floating platform is equipped with one or more balancing poles (6) arranged below the platform and inserted into the water, and a counterweight (62) is provided at the end of the balancing pole; the balancing pole can be a single one, or multiple balancing poles, as shown in Figure 12, multiple balancing poles are connected, which has better strength and can be connected to be longer; Figure 13 shows a telescopic balancing pole (6), which includes an upper telescopic tube (6.1), a middle telescopic tube (6.2), a lower telescopic tube (6.3), and a counterweight (62) at the end. Connect a counterweight (62); Figure 14 shows another balance bar, which is bendable. Its working state is straight, or multiple symmetrical, and can also be transformed into a bent state when the platform dives; Figures 15 and 16 show a structural diagram of a balance bar with a water-blocking panel. The end of the balance bar (6) is also equipped with an arc-shaped water-blocking panel (6.1) to increase the resistance of the balance bar to swing. Figure 16 shows a hemispherical water-blocking panel (6.2), which is provided with an entry hole (6.11) for the balance bar. The balance bar is several meters long, preferably more than 6 meters. The swing of the floating platform (1) under the influence of wind and waves needs to overcome the resistance of the balance bar (6), the counterweight (62), and the water-blocking panel (61) to rise and swing. Therefore, this structure makes the platform level. As the sea level rises or dives, the amplitude of the swing under the influence of waves is small, and the balance of the platform and the water surface is automatically adjusted.
[0099] As shown in Figures 1 and 17, the rocker arm device includes a rocker arm power transmission member (21) and a rocker arm (22). The rocker arm is provided with a support hole (2.1). One end of the rocker arm device is pivoted to the support (14) of the floating platform on the water through the support hole (2.1). The end of the rocker arm (22) is the rocker arm power transmission member (21) and is connected to the rocker arm power receiving member (31) of the main shaft assembly. The main shaft (32) is equipped with a generator drive gear (33). The motor drive gear (33) is transmitted to the generator rotor, and the generator (4) outputs electricity. The main shaft (32) is fixed to the floating platform on the water by a support member 34. Specifically, the rocker arm is pivoted to the platform near the end. The end of the rocker arm is provided with an arc rack (21.1, 21.2). The rack is engaged with the gear of the main shaft to transmit the power of the rocker arm swing to the rotation of the main shaft.
[0100] As shown in Figures 17 and 18, the first and second rocker arm devices are shown. The rocker arm power transmission member (21) is provided with an inner arc rack (21.1) and an outer arc rack (21.2) at one end of the rocker. The distance between the inner arc rack and the outer arc rack is roughly equal to the diameter of the main shaft receiving the rocker arm power member gear set (31). The inner arc rack and the outer arc rack are opposite and staggered, respectively meshing with different gears of the gear set (31). The single-phase gear transmission directions of the gear set (31) corresponding to the inner arc rack and the outer arc rack are opposite. Therefore, the rocker arm (22) can drive the single-phase gear set (31) to rotate in the same direction when it is raised or lowered. The rack of the first rocker arm device is open, Figure 17, while the rack of the second rocker arm device is closed, Figure 18. The remaining structures are the same.
[0101] FIG19 shows a third type of rocker arm (23), which can be multiple and connected in directions other than the length. This structure is conducive to manufacturing a longer rocker arm and a rocker arm with high strength.
[0102] FIG20 shows a fourth type of rocker arm (27). Two or more rocker arm power transmission members (21) may be provided on one rocker arm (27). The end of the rocker arm is a Y-shaped fork, each fork having a support hole (2.11). The end of the rocker arm (27) is pivotally connected to the support (14) of the floating platform (1) through the support hole (2.11).
[0103] FIG21 shows a fifth type of rocker arm (24) having multiple sections. The rocker arm (24) includes three sections of telescopic tubes (24.1, 24.2, and 24.3). This structure can adjust the length of the rocker arm according to different wave spacings in different sea areas, thereby maximizing the swing amplitude of the rocker arm and maximizing the transmission force.
[0104] FIG22 shows a sixth type of rocker arm (26). The rocker arm 26 is composed of two sections, or more than two sections, and a rotating shaft (2.8) is provided at the connection. The two rocker arms (26) are pivotally connected via the rotating shaft (2.8).
[0105] The main shaft can be driven by multiple sets of rocker arm devices, and the rocker arms have different lengths. When one rocker arm is at the wave crest, another rocker arm is in the wave, and another rocker arm may be in the wave valley, the main shaft can be driven to rotate continuously.
[0106] As shown in FIG27 , a rocker arm device is provided with a rocker arm float (29) at the end of the rocker arm (22) extending toward the seawater. The end of the rocker arm can swing up and down according to the height of the waves. The rocker arm float (29) can be spherical, as shown in FIG24 , with a rocker arm (22) insertion slot (29.1) provided at its center; or rectangular, as shown in FIG25 , with an insertion slot (29.1) provided on the float. The rocker arm (22) passes through the installation slot (29.1) to install the rocker arm float (29) on the rocker arm (22). Similarly, the rocker arm float (29) can be hollow, with air and water inlets (29.2) and air and water outlets (29.3).
[0107] Figures 26 and 27 show another double-floating rocker arm device, which includes a rocker arm (22), a latch (22.1), a rocker arm float mounting frame (22.2), a toggle pin (22.3), and two rocker arm floats (291). A toggle groove (13.1) is provided on the support, and the toggle pin (22.3) is arranged in the toggle groove (13.1). A rotating shaft (22.21) is provided on the rocker arm float mounting frame (22.2) and inserted into the rocker arm hole. The rotating shaft (22.21) is inserted into the rocker arm hole (22.5). The arm float mounting frame (22.2) can rotate on the rocker arm (22). The arm float mounting frame (22.2) A stop block (22.23) is provided on the rocker arm float mounting (22.2). The rocker arm float mounting (22.2) is also provided with a latch hole (22.22). The latch (22.4) is parallel to the rocker arm (22) and is connected to the rocker arm (22). The latch and the rocker arm (22) can be moved in the longitudinal direction. That is, by pulling the toggle pin (22.42), the latch (22.4) can be pulled out of the latch hole (22.22). The float mounting frame (22.2) can rotate with the rocker arm (22). When the rocker arm (22) is rotated to the state shown in Figure 27, the stop block blocks the latch and the latch hole (22.22). The float mounting frame (22.2) is fixed to the rocker arm (22). The rocker arm assembly is shown in Figures 28 and 29.
[0108] FIG30 shows an embodiment of an expandable rocker arm float. A rocker arm float (292) is provided at the end of the rocker arm (22). The rocker arm float (292) is fixed on a float groove (292.1). The float groove (292.1) is connected to the rocker arm (22). Two float compression plates (292.2) are pivotally connected on both sides of the float groove (292.1) by a compression plate rotating shaft (292.3). When the waves are large, the float compression plates (292.2) are pushed upward by the waves and the float compression plates are retracted. When the waves are small, the float compression plates are unfolded to increase the buoyancy of the rocker arm float (292).
[0109] FIG38 shows that the floating platform on the water can dive, and its diving depth is: assuming that the wave wavelength is L, the diving depth of the platform is H, that is, H>30%L;
[0110] The main shaft transmission assembly (3) is shown in FIG39 and comprises: a main shaft (3), a rocker arm power receiving member (32), and a generator power transmitting member (33); a main shaft rotatable fixed plate (34) is mounted on a platform, and the main shaft (3) receives power from the rocker arm swinging with the waves and converts it into power to drive the main shaft to rotate, and the rotation of the main shaft drives the generator to generate electricity;
[0111] The main shaft can also be rotated to transmit the power to the generator at a variable speed or constant speed, and an inertia wheel may or may not be provided during the transmission process;
[0112] The main shaft transmission device is shown in Figures 40 and 41. The rocker arm power transmission component is as follows: an outer arc rack (21.1) and an inner arc rack (21.2) are provided at the inner end of the rocker arm; the rocker arm power receiving component includes at least two gears (32) on the main shaft; the outer arc rack (21.1) meshes with a gear on the main shaft; the inner arc rack (21.2) meshes with another gear on the main shaft, so that the rocker arm swings up and down to effectively transmit the swing kinetic energy to the main shaft rotation, and the main shaft rotation drives the generator to generate electricity;
[0113] Figures 42 and 43 show a schematic diagram of a dual generator: the first generator and the second generator are connected to the main shaft. When the rocker arm moves the rack (435) but does not move the push gear (434), the main shaft (31) only drives the first generator to generate electricity. When the rocker arm on the rocker arm moves the rack (435) and the push gear (434), the push rack (433) pushes the clutch lever (432) to make the clutch gear (431) engage the transmission mechanism of the second generator, so that the first generator and the second generator are in operation. 436 is a buffer pusher.
[0114] Figures 44 and 45 show the diving mechanism of the floating platform on water. The diving sequence of the floating platform on water is as follows: the platform is filled with water and dives - the floating body in the automatic angle adjustment device for the parallel line of the wave crest or trough is filled with water and dives - the rocker arm float is filled with water and the rocker arm rod is erected and dives;
[0115] The ascending sequence is: the rocker arm float is inflated and floated (the rocker arm rod is upward) ---- the wave crest or trough parallel line angle automatic adjustment device is inflated and floated ------ the platform is inflated and floated.
[0116] When the wave reaches the set wave level, the trigger tooth bar (16.1) turns the trigger gear to start energy storage. After the set number of consecutive turns, the diving trigger device (16) starts the latch (16.3) to retract, allowing the head of the balance rod (6) to remove the restriction and extend out of the platform, and at the same time triggers the platform float to deflate and take in water (11.1).
[0117] When the balancing bar (6) extends out of the platform, the balancing bar head (65) leaves the elastic pin member limiter (65), disengaging the restriction on the toggle member (16.4). After the elastic latch shaft (16.7) pops out, the rocker arm 2 dives into place, and the elastic latch shaft (16.7) is inserted into the rocker arm diving latch hole (16.8), thereby limiting the swing of the rocker arm.
[0118] Figures 46, 47 and 48 show a platform network consisting of multiple floating platforms on water, where two platforms are connected by a connector 9, which is provided with a limit mechanism 9.1 to prevent collision between the two platforms.
[0119] Two or more floating platforms on water can be connected by connecting pieces into one or more rows, and can be staggered or aligned;
[0120] Figures 49 and 50 show another method of converting the swing kinetic energy of the rocker arm into pressure kinetic energy for power generation, or into pressure energy, or raising the water potential energy:
[0121] When the rocker arm device (2) floats upward, the piston rod (713) toggle member will toggle the piston rod (712), and the piston rod (712) compresses the gas and liquid in the gas and liquid inlet (715) into pressurized gas and liquid. The pressurized gas and liquid flow out from the gas and liquid outlet (714) and are converted into pressure kinetic energy. A gas-liquid booster pump (71) is also provided in the piston chamber, and the pressure kinetic energy drives the generator to operate and generate electricity.
[0122] Example 2:
[0123] Figures 31 and 32 show a rocker arm float moving assembly with a traction rocker arm float ball installed on the rocker arm; an automatic wave walking device (8) is connected at both ends of the rocker arm float (29), and a rack (28) is provided on one side of the rocker arm (22).
[0124] The automatic wave-moving device is shown in Figure 36. The automatic wave-moving device (8) comprises a water inlet expansion (84), a cavity (89), a water outlet (82), an impeller (86), an impeller water inlet (85), and a rotating shaft (87). The automatic wave-moving device is installed on a rocker arm (22). By guiding or limiting a mechanism, the device can be floated on the water surface, and the opening is directed toward the water surface. The impeller water inlet (85) is arranged above the impeller (86) and is eccentric with the impeller rotating shaft (87). When the waves are at a high level, seawater enters the opening from above. The upper seawater falls and rotates due to being eccentric with the impeller rotating shaft (87). The impeller (86) is subjected to the impact of the water coming from above on the water inlet side. The rotating shaft (87) rotates and is driven by a transmission mechanism, and the automatic wave-moving device can be moved. Accompanying drawing 37 shows the trend path of the wave-moving device under large waves and small waves. Under large waves, the wave-moving device moves a longer distance.
[0125] Optimally, a one-way valve (88) is provided at the water outlet, which only allows the water in the cavity to be discharged, and the seawater cannot enter the cavity in the reverse direction; because the automatic wave-seeking walker is provided on the upper rocker arm, it is easy to set a guide or limit, so that the automatic wave-seeking walker can float or dive roughly perpendicular to the sea surface, rather than swinging left and right. The wave-seeking principle of the automatic wave-seeking walker:
[0126] When the waves are large: within a wave cycle, the inlet route of the automatic wave-tending walker is shorter than the outlet route; that is, the automatic wave-tending walker at the outer end of the integral rocker arm has a large draft, pulling the rocker arm float to automatically move outward;
[0127] When the waves are small: in one wave cycle, the inlet route of the automatic wave-tending walker is longer than the outlet route; that is, the automatic wave-tending walker at the inner end of the rocker arm has a large draft, pulling the rocker arm float to automatically move inward;
[0128] Based on the above principle, when the wave size changes, the automatic wave-trending walker pulls the rocker arm float to move toward the maximum height difference between the wave crest and the wave trough, thereby maximizing the rocker arm swing;
[0129] The same path can also maximize wave avoidance;
[0130] According to the above, the wave-seeking principle of the automatic wave-seeking walker can move the rocker arm float in the direction of maximizing the height difference between the wave crest and the wave trough as needed, thereby maximizing the rocker arm's heaving angle;
[0131] The rotating shaft output of the automatic wave-following walking device is shown in Figure 33. The rotating shaft (87) extends out of the cavity (89) and is equipped with a synchronous gear (81). The synchronous gear (81) is engaged with the rack (28) on the rocker arm. A roller (81.4) is also provided at the upper end of the synchronous gear. When the wave-following moving device (8) is on the sea surface and seawater flows into the opening (84), seawater rushes down the impeller (86) from the eccentric water inlet (85). The impeller (86) is pushed by the water inlet to rotate in the direction of the water inlet side. The rotating shaft (81) and the synchronous gear (81.1) thereon rotate synchronously. The synchronous gear (81.1) is engaged with the side rack (28) of the rocker arm. The roller (83) rolls on the other side of the rocker arm. Therefore, the wave-following moving device moves in the direction of the wave height on the rocker arm and moves on both sides of the rocker arm, so that the buoy can rise or fall roughly at the height of the wave crest, with the highest drop. A one-way valve (88) is provided on the water outlet (86) to prevent water from above from entering the cavity.
[0132] As shown in Figure 32, two automatic wave-tending walkers are symmetrically mounted on the two ends of the rocker arm float, which includes: the rocker arm float, two automatic wave-tending walkers (8), and a connecting rod (7). The two automatic wave-tending walkers are connected by the connecting rod (7). The rocker arm float (29) is arranged on the connecting rod. The water inlets (85) of the automatic wave-tending walkers (8) at the two ends are also symmetrical, that is, away from each other's side, or close to each other's side. Like this, the moving directions of the two automatic wave-tending walkers receiving water from above are opposite. The water inlets of the automatic wave-tending walkers at the two ends are arranged on the side away from each other. According to the water-tending and wave-tending properties of the automatic wave-tending walkers, when a certain automatic wave-tending walker has more water inflow, it will move to the side of the automatic wave-tending walker with more water inflow, and drive the two automatic wave-tending walkers and the rocker arm float to move on the rocker arm, (i.e., drive the rocker arm float moving mechanism assembly to move on the rocker arm) so that the rocker arm device swings with the changing waves, and stops moving when the swing angle is maximized.
[0133] That is, when the waves are big: the automatic wave-treading walker far away from the floating platform on the water has a large draft, and the floating body of the rocker arm is automatically moved outward by dragging it, so that the rocker arm can achieve maximum swing within half a wave cycle (half a wave cycle refers to the time required for the wave to pass through adjacent crests and troughs, which is called half a wave cycle).
[0134] That is, when the waves are small: the automatic wave-treading walker near the floating platform on the water has a large draft, and the rocker arm float automatically moves inward (retracts toward the platform) to maximize the rocker arm's ups and downs within half a wave cycle.
[0135] Figure 34 shows an automatic wave-chasing walking device with a dual-gear output. The extended end of the rotating shaft (81) is equipped with a synchronous gear (81.1); and a driven wheel (81.2). A roller (81.4) is also provided at the upper end of the synchronous gear. The synchronous gear (81.1) and the driven wheel (81.2) are engaged with the rack (28) of the rocker arm (22). The roller (81.4) is on the other side of the rocker arm. The cooperation of these three points stabilizes the wave-chasing moving device on the rocker arm, and the opening is positioned upward.
[0136] Figure 35 shows a wave-chasing device with a low-position rotating shaft output. The difference from Figure 40 is that a transmission wheel (81.3) is set below the synchronous gear, and the power is output through the rotating shaft of the transmission wheel (81.3). Since the transmission wheel is moved downward, this device has a lower position in the water and a higher impact force from the water above.
[0137] The above embodiments are only used to further illustrate a device of the present invention for maximizing the wall drop by tending to the wave height difference, but the present invention is not limited to the embodiments. Any simple modifications, equivalent changes and modifications made to the above embodiments based on the technical essence of the present invention fall within the scope of protection of the technical solution of the present invention. Industrial Applicability
[0138] The present invention provides a wave power generation system comprising: an on-water floating platform, at least one rocker arm assembly, at least one main shaft transmission assembly, and at least one generator assembly. The on-water floating platform includes an automatic angle adjustment device for the parallel lines of wave crests or troughs, which automatically adjusts the floating platform to be approximately perpendicular to the parallel lines of wave crests or troughs. The rocker arm assembly is mounted on the on-water floating platform, with one end of the rocker arm being in transmission connection with the main shaft assembly and the other end extending outside the platform, rising and falling with the waves. The main shaft transmission assembly converts the rocker arm's swinging kinetic energy into rotational kinetic energy of the main shaft transmission assembly, which rotates and drives the generator assembly to generate electricity. The present invention aims to design a device for generating electricity by absorbing the vertical drop of waves on a floating platform on the sea surface, which has industrial applicability.
Claims
1. A wave power generation system comprising: A floating platform, at least one rocker arm device, at least one main shaft transmission assembly, and at least one power generation assembly; The floating platform on water includes: an automatic adjustment device for the angle of the parallel line of the wave crest or wave trough, which automatically adjusts the length direction of the floating platform rocker arm to be roughly perpendicular to the parallel line of the wave crest or wave trough; The device for automatically adjusting the angle of parallel lines of wave crests or troughs comprises: a first wave-facing surface and a second wave-facing surface that are substantially symmetrical; The rocker arm device comprises: a rocker arm and a rocker arm power transmission assembly; The rocker arm device is installed on a floating platform on the water. One end of the rocker arm is connected to the main shaft assembly, and the other end extends outside the platform and rises and falls with the waves. The main shaft transmission assembly converts the rocking kinetic energy of the rocker arm into the rotational kinetic energy of the main shaft transmission assembly. The main shaft transmission assembly rotates to drive the generator assembly to generate electricity.
2. A wave power generation system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The floating platform on water comprises: one or more platform floats, a frame, at least one support, and the platform float is installed on the frame; Or: the floating platform on water includes: a platform float and at least one support; The platform float is provided with the automatic adjustment device for the angle of the parallel line of the wave crest or the wave trough.
3. A wave power generation system according to claim 2, characterized in that: The platform float has a cavity, an inlet and an outlet; the floating platform can be controlled to float up or down and rise and fall by controlling the water and / or gas volume in and out of the inlet and outlet of the platform float.
4. A wave power generation system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The device for automatically adjusting the angle of the parallel line of the crest or trough includes: a traction anchor, at least one group of inward-to-outward-toward-eight shapes and / or outward-toward-eight shapes and / or large-and-small-head shapes and / or olive-shaped shapes formed by a first wave-facing surface and a second wave-facing surface; The traction anchor pulls the floating platform on the water so that the floating platform on the water is fixed on the water surface of a region or submerged under the water surface.
5. A wave power generation system according to claim 4, characterized in that: The wave line angle automatic adjustment device further comprises a fine-tuning mechanism, which fine-tunes the first wave-facing surface and / or the second wave-facing surface to adjust the angle between the floating platform on the water and the parallel line of the wave crest or trough.
6. A wave power generation system according to claim 1 or 4, characterized in that: It also includes: a wave crest or trough parallel line direction sensor and an angle controller. Through the calculation of the wave crest or trough parallel line direction sensor algorithm, the wave crest or trough parallel line direction information can be collected in real time. The angle controller automatically adjusts the angle between the water platform and the wave crest or trough parallel line according to the received wave crest or trough parallel line direction signal.
7. The wave power generation system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The floating platform further comprises: at least one balancing rod, one end of which is connected to the floating platform, and the other end of which is located under the floating platform and deep in the water, and the balancing rod automatically adjusts the balance between the floating platform and the water surface; The tail end of the balance bar is connected to a counterweight or is not connected to a counterweight; The balance pole further comprises: a water-blocking panel installed at the lower end of the balance pole; the lower end of the balance pole may be installed with the water-blocking panel or not.
8. The wave power generation system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The rocker arm device also includes: a rocker arm float and a rocker arm power transmission component; the rocker arm float is installed at the tail end of the rocker arm outside the platform, and the other end is installed with a rocker arm power transmission component, which is in transmission connection with the main shaft component; The rocker arm further comprises: one or two or more rocker rods forming one rocker arm; When the number of the rocker arm floats is one or two, the shape of the rocker arm floats can be circular, square or oval; The transmission mode of the rocker arm power transmission member can be: gear transmission mechanism, rope transmission mechanism, chain structure, belt transmission mechanism; The rocker arm further comprises: a telescopic member for controlling the length of the rocker arm; or: the rocker arm further comprises: a folding member for controlling the folding of the rocker arm.
9. A wave power generation system according to claim 1 or 8, characterized in that: A mounting support is provided on the platform, the rocker arm is pivotally connected to the support, and the rocker arm float rises and falls with the waves, and the rocker arm power transmission component on the rocker arm device is pried or pressed by the lever movement to move back and forth; A plurality of rocker devices are installed on the floating platform to provide power for the main shaft to rotate.
10. A wave power generation system according to claim 1 or 8, characterized in that: The transmission rocker arm power assembly is a rack; The transmission connection between the rocker arm device and the main shaft transmission assembly is connected by a gear transmission mechanism, a rope transmission mechanism, a chain structure, or a belt transmission mechanism.
11. The wave power generation system according to claim 8, characterized in that: The rocker arm power transmission component is a single arc-shaped rack at the inner end of the rocker arm, and the rocker arm power receiving component is a gear meshing with the single arc-shaped rack. The gear is installed on the main shaft and rotates in one direction.
12. A wave power generation system according to claim 8, characterized in that: The rocker arm power transmission component is as follows: an outer arc-shaped rack and an inner arc-shaped rack are provided at the inner end of the rocker arm; the rocker arm power receiving component includes at least two gears on the main shaft; the outer arc-shaped rack engages with a gear on the main shaft; the inner arc-shaped rack engages with another gear on the main shaft.
13. The wave power generation system according to claim 1, characterized in that: At the end of the rocker arm extending outward from the platform, it also includes: a rocker arm float moving assembly; The rocker arm floating body moving assembly includes: a rocker arm floating body, two automatic wave-treading walkers, and a connecting piece; The automatic wave-tending walker and the rocker arm float are installed on the rocker arm; the two automatic wave-tending walkers are connected by a connecting piece; The two automatic wave-tending walkers are connected to both sides of the rocker arm float, one on the left and one on the right, through soft connection or hard connection.
14. A wave power generation system according to claim 13, characterized in that: The automatic wave-treading walker comprises: a water inlet flare, a water inlet, a water outlet, a one-way valve, blades, and a blade shaft; the water inlet flare faces upward, and a water inlet is provided below the water inlet flare. Water flows in from the water inlet, and the blades are driven by the potential energy of the drop, which drives the blade shaft to rotate. The rotation of the blade shaft drives the floating body transmission assembly; The water inlet is equipped with a water volume regulating member; When the waves surge, water is stored in the water inlet expansion and flows in from the water inlet. The blades are moved by the potential energy of the inflow drop, and the blades rotate eccentrically and the blade shaft rotates. The rotation of the blade shaft drives the rocker arm float to move.
15. The wave power generation system according to claim 8, characterized in that: The main shaft transmission assembly includes: a main shaft, a rocker arm power receiving component, and a generator power transmitting component; the main shaft is rotatably fixed on the platform, receives the power given by the swing and transmits it to the generator with variable speed or constant speed, and an inertia wheel may or may not be provided during the transmission process.
16. The wave power generation system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The power generation assembly further includes: a clutch gear, a clutch toggle lever, a push rack, a push gear, a buffer pusher, a first generator, and a second generator; The rocker arm also includes: a rocker arm toggle rack; the first generator and the second generator are connected to the main shaft, and the second generator is transmitted to the main shaft through a clutch gear. The rocker arm toggle rack on the rocker arm toggle the push gear, prompting the push rack to push the clutch toggle rod to allow the clutch gear to engage the transmission mechanism of the second generator, so that the second generator can work.
17. A wave power generation system according to claim 16, characterized in that: The moving mechanism assembly further includes: a motor; It also includes: a wave height monitoring sensor, which drives a motor according to a wave height signal from the wave height monitoring sensor, and the motor drives the mobile floating mechanism to move on the rocker device, so that the rocker device swings with the changing waves and stops moving when the swing angle is maximized.
18. The wave power generation system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The floating platform on the water also includes: at least one water wheel rotating assembly, which is installed on the floating platform on the water and rotates and drives the main shaft. When waves flow through the water wheel rotating assembly, the water wheel rotating assembly rotates and drives the main shaft.
19. The wave power generation system according to claim 1, characterized in that: Also includes: Platform diving device; The diving sequence is as follows: the platform is filled with water and dives - the floating body in the wave crest or trough parallel line angle automatic adjustment device is filled with water and dives - the rocker arm float is filled with water and the rocker arm rod is erected and dives; The ascending sequence is: the rocker arm float is inflated and floated, the rocker arm rod is upwards ---- the wave crest or trough parallel line angle automatic adjustment device is inflated and floated ---- the platform is inflated and floated; The platform diving device includes: a trigger gear, a trigger tooth bar, a latch, an elastic pin shaft limiter, a toggle member, an elastic latch body, an elastic latch shaft, and a rocker arm diving latch hole; When the wave reaches the set wave level, the trigger rod turns the trigger gear to start storing energy. After the set number of consecutive turns, the diving trigger device activates the latch to retract, allowing the balance rod head to remove the restriction and extend out of the platform; When the balancing rod extends out of the platform, the elastic pin shaft limiter on the head of the balancing rod disengages the restriction on the toggle piece. After the elastic latch shaft pops out, the rocker arm dives into place, and the elastic latch shaft is inserted into the rocker arm diving pin hole to limit the swing of the rocker arm.
20. A wave power generation system according to claim 19, characterized in that: The diving depth of the floating platform on the water is: let the wave wavelength be L, and the diving depth of the platform be H, that is, H>30%L.
21. The wave power generation system according to claim 2, characterized in that: The platform comprises: at least one connecting member, the two platforms are connected by the connecting member, and the connecting member has a limiting mechanism to prevent the two platforms from colliding; The multiple platforms can be connected in one or more rows, and can be staggered or aligned.
22. The wave power generation system according to claim 1, characterized in that: Also includes: The power transmission system transmits the electric energy generated by the power generation components to the power processing organization and connects it to the power grid or charges the battery for energy storage or directly supplies power.
23. A wave power generation system comprising: Water floating platform, rocker device, pressure boost transmission assembly; The floating platform on water includes: an automatic angle adjustment device for the parallel line of the wave crest or trough, which automatically adjusts the angle between the platform and the parallel line of the wave crest or trough; The device for automatically adjusting the angle of parallel lines of wave crests or troughs comprises: a first wave-facing surface and a second wave-facing surface that are substantially symmetrical; The rocker arm device comprises: a rocker arm and a rocker arm transmission assembly; The rocker arm device is installed on a floating platform on the water, one end of which is connected to the pressure boosting transmission assembly, and the other end extends outside the platform and can float with the waves; the rocker arm device swings to convert the swinging kinetic energy into pressure kinetic energy through the pressure boosting transmission assembly, and the pressure kinetic energy of the pressure boosting transmission assembly drives the generator to operate and generate electricity.
24. A wave power generation system according to claim 23, wherein the pressure boost transmission component is a pneumatic boost transmission component or a liquid boost transmission component.
25. The wave power generation system according to claim 24, wherein the pressure boost transmission assembly is: The pneumatic boost transmission assembly or the liquid boost transmission assembly comprises: Piston body, piston rod toggle, piston rod, air inlet and liquid port, air outlet and liquid port; When the rocker arm device floats upward, the piston rod toggle member will toggle the piston rod, and the piston rod will compress the gas and liquid in the gas and liquid inlet into pressurized gas and liquid. The pressurized gas and liquid will flow out from the gas and liquid outlet and be converted into pressure kinetic energy. The pressure kinetic energy drives the generator to generate electricity.
26. A method for obtaining wave energy, comprising: A floating platform on the water and at least one rocker arm device; the rocker arm device includes a rocker arm extending to the sea surface and a rocker arm float on the rocker arm, characterized in that the floating platform on the water balances and accepts the thrust of the waves, keeping the floating platform on the water roughly parallel to the wave line, and the rocker arm float moves on the rocker arm as the wave crest changes.
27. A method for obtaining wave energy according to claim 26, characterized in that When the waves are large, the distance between waves is wide, and the rocker arm float moves outward from the rocking wall; when the waves are small, the distance between waves is narrow, and the rocker arm float moves inward.
28. A method for obtaining wave energy according to claim 27, characterized in that A main shaft transmission device is provided on the floating platform. The main shaft transmission assembly converts the swinging kinetic energy of the rocker arm into the rotational kinetic energy of the main shaft transmission assembly. The main shaft transmission assembly rotates to drive the generator assembly to generate electricity, or the main shaft transmission assembly rotates to lift the water to a high level, or compresses the air, and converts it into potential energy or other energy.
29. A method for obtaining wave energy according to claim 26 or 27, characterized in that: When a typhoon hits the sea, the floating platform and the rocker arm device dive underwater.
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