| 研究生: |
孫韋喆 Sun, Wei-Jhe |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
超大型離岸風機採負壓式沉箱基礎在地震與颱風作用下之設計與分析 Design and Analysis of Suction Pile-based Large-scale Offshore Wind Turbines under Earthquakes and Typhoons |
| 指導教授: |
朱聖浩
Ju, Shen-Haw |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
工學院 - 土木工程學系 Department of Civil Engineering |
| 論文出版年: | 2022 |
| 畢業學年度: | 110 |
| 語文別: | 英文 |
| 論文頁數: | 95 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 超大型離岸風機 、負壓式沉箱 、套管式離岸風機支撐結構 、設計用鋼量 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | Large Scale offshore wind turbine, Suction pile, Jacket-type support structure, Total design steel weight |
| 相關次數: | 點閱:151 下載:33 |
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隨著全球對於永續發展與環境保護的提倡,再生能源成為未來能源的發展趨勢,相關的需求也逐年增加。在風力發電的部分,除了拓展風機的發電範圍之外,提高單一風機的發電量也是現階段的發展目標,因此超大型風機的研究逐漸展開。有鑑於現今還能開發的陸上資源有限,離岸風機成為此領域發展的重要方向。伴隨著大型化的離岸風機,相關的規劃設置地點也從一開始的沿海地區(海水深度30公尺處)延伸至離岸較遠的外海處(海水深度50至80公尺處)。將風機往更深的水域去設置雖能增加整體發電量,但如何施工安裝成為新的考驗。以目前的施工方式在深水海域打設樁基礎會使得施工的經費提高,而且大範圍的水下施工所造成的噪音問題可能會影響到原生水域的生態,為了解決相關問題,本論文探討負壓式沉箱(suction pile)作為超大型風機的樁基礎,針對分析與設計進行深入研究。
負壓式沉箱基礎有別於普通細長的樁基礎,為了更符合實際情況,在分析樁土互制行為(即土壤彈簧模型)時,會將有限元素模型的節點從基礎的形心位置更改到基礎的表面邊界上,以達到更實際的模型。而在設計風機支撐結構的尺寸方面,採用國際電工委員會所編修的設計規範IEC61400-3-1:2019建議之載重案例,設計出10MW、15MW與20MW離岸風機的支撐結構用鋼量。針對各種設計結果蒐集主要控制之案例,探討其所發生的原因,研究其受力狀態與位移情形。最後將與一般的樁基礎設計案例來做比較,研究兩者間的差異與優劣。本研究所使用的電腦輔助分析程式由朱聖浩教授研究團隊所開發,分析程式與研究成果皆為公開資源。
With the promotion of sustainable development and environmental protection in global society, renewable energy has become the trend of future energy, and the related demand is increasing year by year. In the wind power industry, in addition to expanding the power generation range of wind turbines, increasing the power generation of a single wind turbine is also a goal at this stage. Therefore, research on large scale wind turbines is gradually being invested. In view of the limited onshore resources that can be developed, offshore wind turbines (OWTs) have become a development direction in this field. With the growing scale of OWTs, the relevant installation sites extend from the initial coastal area (sea depth of 30 meters) to the far sea area (sea depth of 50 to 80 meters). Placing wind turbines in deeper water can increase power generation, but how to build and install it presents a new challenge. Carrying out pile foundation construction in deep water with the current construction method will increase the construction cost, and the noise problem caused by underwater construction may affect the ecology of the native waters. In order to solve the related problems, this thesis discusses the suction pile as the pile foundation of the large scale OWTs, and conducts a study on its analysis and design.
The suction pile foundation is different from the traditional pile foundation. To be more realistic, when analyzing soil-structure interaction behavior, the nodes of the finite element model were changed from the center of shape of the foundation to the surface boundary. The dimension design of the wind turbine support structure follows specification IEC61400-3-1:2019 compiled by the International Electrotechnical Commission. The control cases for various design results will be studied. Finally, the design result will be compared with the traditional pile foundation, and the difference, advantages and disadvantages of these two will be studied. Note that the computer programs developed by the research team of Shen-Haw Ju are open and free to use.
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