技术
- 传感器 - 流量计
- 传感器 - 温度传感器
适用行业
- 矿业
- 可再生能源
适用功能
- 设施管理
- 产品研发
用例
- 施工管理
- 施工现场监控
服务
- 测试与认证
关于客户
福建永福电力工程有限公司是一家位于中国福建省长乐市的发电公司。作为中国推动增加可再生能源产量和减少碳排放燃料使用的一部分,该公司正在该国沿海安装众多风力发电设施。福建永福致力于开发创新解决方案,以克服地理复杂地区和恶劣环境条件带来的挑战。该公司的最新项目中国长乐海上风电场C区是世界上最深的风电场地点之一,证明了他们对创新和环境可持续发展的承诺。
挑战
福建永福电力工程的任务是在地理复杂、易受台风、地震和土壤移动影响的地区建设大型风电场。风电场所在地中国长乐海上风电场C区是世界上最深的风电场地点之一,平均水深在31至45米之间。该公司计划安装62台风力发电机,每台容量为8兆瓦,总容量为496兆瓦。然而,该地点台风频繁、土壤不稳定、地震风险高,因此需要为每台涡轮机开发特别坚固且稳定的基础。事实证明,传统的海上风设计方法是不够的,设计成本高昂,而且无法准确模拟土壤与如此大直径的桩之间的相互作用。该公司还面临预算限制,需要一种经济高效的解决方案。
解决方案
福建永福决定采用吸力桩框架建造基础,这种方法以前从未用于海上风力发电机。为了克服传统设计方法的局限性,该公司转向数字设计软件。他们使用 Bentley 的 OpenWindPower 固定基础和 PLAXIS 创建了一个统一的设计环境,允许同时进行土壤分析和基础设计。 PLAXIS 用于对施工区域的土壤进行全面分析,并测量设计方案的潜在影响。 OpenWindPower 固定地基用于形成和优化地基设计,同时检查其与土壤的相互作用。 SACS 中的吸力桩模块用于导入 PLAXIS 分析并创建复合模型,然后对其进行调整以提高强度和稳定性。结果是一个三桩抽吸导管框架,这种设计以前仅在中国的实验环境中使用。
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