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    • 专利摘要:
    Foundations for wind towers of the type used to support both metal towers and concrete towers of wind turbines, which use precast concrete or metal beams, combined with small footings concreted in situ, these beams being structurally related in the central part of the foundation by means of connection and support elements of the tower. The invention presented provides the main advantage of achieving a notable reduction in the volume of materials used, both concrete and steel, with a great reduction in assembly time and consequent great economic savings, in addition to an ease of adaptation to different terrains . (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
    公开号:ES2764468A1
    申请号:ES201930992
    申请日:2019-11-13
    公开日:2020-06-03
    发明作者:Fragüet Jesus Montaner；Echave Jose Manuel Sorazu；Perez Mariano Abadia
    申请人:Hws Concrete Towers S L；
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    [0001] Foundation for wind towers
    [0003] The present specification refers, as its title indicates, to a foundation for wind towers of the type used to support both metal towers and concrete towers in wind turbines, which uses precast concrete beams combined with small footings concreted in -situ, these beams being structurally related in the central part of the foundation by means of union and support elements of the tower.
    [0005] Field of the Invention
    [0006] The invention relates to the field of foundations used as supports for both metal towers and concrete towers in wind turbines.
    [0008] Current state of the art
    [0009] Nowadays, wind towers or wind turbines are widely used mainly for the generation of electrical energy. Its high height requires a firm anchorage to the ground, which, in most installations, is carried out by means of a mostly frusto-conical foundation, made of reinforced concrete, as can be found in patents ES2659523 "Method for erecting a wind turbine" , ES2685834 "A wind turbine tower and method to alter the eigenfrequency of a wind turbine tower" and ES2347742 " Wind turbine foundation '. In patent ES2571731 " Foundation of wind power plant, as well as wind power plant " we see specifically collected the conventional foundation reinforcement used. This type of foundation presents a large number of drawbacks, among which we can mention that it needs a deep preliminary excavation, on the order of a diameter of more than 18 meters, with a depth of at least 4 meters, and uses a large quantity both of concrete, on the order of about 400 m3 or more, such as metal armor or ironwork, on the order of 38,000 kg. or greater, in addition to a high section. All this implies a great economic cost and a high construction time.
    [0010] In order to partially avoid these problems, and to use less concrete and ferralla, in some cases a mostly cylindrical structure is made, with peripheral structural reinforcements in the form of spokes or javelins, both concreted in-situ. Examples of these structures can be seen in patents WO2016116645 "Concrete tower", WO2015185770 "Foundation system for towers and installation procedure for the foundation system for towers" and ES2524840 "Foundation system for towers and installation procedure for the tower system foundation for towers ".
    [0011] In other cases, these lateral reinforcements take the form of precast concrete javelins or bars or metal elements, as we can see in patents ES2544806 "Improved foundation for a wind turbine tower" or ES2601232 "Foundation for wind power plants" .
    [0012] However, these embodiments fail to solve the main problems due to the large volume of foundation to be concreted in-situ, and the complexity and volume of the reinforcement, as we have mentioned before. To these problems we must add that, for a correct setting, the concreting must be done continuously, without interruptions, needing a stable supply of a high volume of concrete, which in many regions or countries is difficult or impossible to achieve. Nor is it easy to obtain in many countries with small economies the high volume of iron needed for the armor.
    [0013] Another additional problem is that the necessary excavation requires the realization of ramps for the descent of heavy machinery, as they have to dig so deep, increasing the working time. Likewise, the bottom of the excavation needs to be leveled and smoothed.
    [0014] All this means that the usual time for excavation, preparation, concreting and setting is about 3 or 4 weeks, which multiplied by the high number of wind turbines in each park requires very high economic costs.
    [0015] An additional drawback is that this type of foundation is difficult to adapt to heterogeneous terrains or poor terrains, requiring in most cases an even greater investment, or even making it impossible to install wind turbines in some terrains.
    [0016] Description of the Invention
    [0017] To solve the current problems regarding the foundation of wind turbines, the foundation for wind towers object of the present invention has been devised, which combines at least three prefabricated beams arranged horizontally in a radial manner, with reinforced concrete footings, made on-site, of small size, which support the outermost ends of the beams through a support ball joint, linear or spherical, which may or may not have movement restrictions in one or more directions, in the central part of said footing, which allows all the supported effort to be distributed equally by the footing. The ends are also fixed by means of anchors between the end of the beam and the footing to avoid overturning of the tower. The different beams are joined together in the central part of the foundation by means of joining means. Precast beams can be concrete, metal, or a combination of both. The footings can adopt different shapes and depths, even on the same foundation, adapting to the peculiarities of each terrain.
    [0018] Preferably, three precast beams will be used, one of which is approximately twice the length of the other two beams, in this case the inner ends of the smaller beams being joined to the central part of the larger beam, forming a cross-shaped plantar structure. . This structure has been shown to be optimal in terms of ease of manufacture, transport and performance. However, it is also possible to make the foundation object of the invention, alternatively, with a plurality of beams of the same or different length, in a number greater than or equal to three, joined by their inner ends, and with their related outer ends of the same way each with a shoe.
    [0019] Two variants of embodiment are described, one for the case that the wind tower is metallic and the other for the case that the wind tower is made of concrete at least in its lower part, that is, that it is entirely made of precast concrete, either in Sections either in voussoirs, or combine a majority lower part of the concrete tower with an upper part of the metal tower.
    [0020] In the event that the wind tower is metallic, the support means of the beams also include a ballast concrete filling, located below ground level at the beam joint, on which there is an upper slab emerging above the level. from the ground, to anchor the metal tower.
    [0021] In the event that the wind tower is made of concrete at least in its lower part, the support means of the beams also comprise a hollow tensioning chamber closure made with precast concrete elements with a circular or polygonal sector plan and a wall in the external side, placed between the internal sections of the beams, and an upper slab, with a circular crown plan, on the union of the beams, to support the precast concrete tower and anchor the vertical post-tensioning of the tower. In this case, the precast concrete tower rests on the upper slab, and the vertical post-tensioning of said tower crosses the upper slab through the appropriate perforations or pipes, up to the hollow tensioning chamber, where the means to carry out the post-tensioning and fixing the cables that provide rigidity to the tower.
    [0022] The beams are preferably rectangular in section, with a greater height in the central section and a lower height at the ends. The highest sections are normally oriented downwards in such a way that most of the foundation is buried below ground level, only part of the upper slab emerging, minimizing the visual impact. However, in those places where the visual impact is not so important and you want to save a little more, it is possible to mount the beams with the highest sections facing upwards, emerging from the ground level together with part of the infill ballast concrete or precast concrete elements, along with the entire top slab
    [0023] This foundation for wind towers shown requires a specific construction procedure, which includes a first phase of preparing the ground, a second phase of concreting the footings, a third phase of setting the footings, a fourth phase of mounting the beams precast, a fifth phase of joining the beams in the central part, and a sixth phase of filling the remaining space to the original ground level.
    [0025] Advantages of the invention
    [0026] This foundation for wind towers that is presented provides multiple advantages over the techniques known and used today, the most important being that, when using small footings, it provides enormous savings in both the amount of concrete and the amount of iron for reinforcement used, which implies both significant economic savings, as well as the possibility of implementation in regions or countries with supply or manufacture problems for concrete or ferralla in such quantities.
    [0027] As a consequence of the above, the problems inherent in the need to supply a large quantity of concrete continuously and uninterruptedly inherent in large conventional foundations for their correct setting are eliminated. It also allows the use of conventional, pre-assembled steel reinforcement, without the need to assemble expensive and specialized reinforcement on site before concreting.
    [0028] Another important advantage is that the necessary excavation is much less both in volume and depth, not requiring ramps to lower heavy machinery as is usual in the case of conventional foundations several meters deep. This results in a significant saving of time and economic cost.
    [0029] Another advantage of the present invention is that, unlike conventional techniques, the bottom of the shoes does not need to be perfectly leveled or smoothed, which also results in additional time and cost savings.
    [0030] By using prefabricated elements, another of the most important advantages to highlight is that the overall construction time of the foundation is significantly reduced, going from the usual 3 or 4 weeks with conventional techniques to a maximum of 1 week.
    [0031] Also another added advantage is that this foundation can be easily adapted to different types of soil, both homogeneous terrain, heterogeneous terrain or poor terrain, facilitating the installation of wind towers in areas where it was not possible with conventional foundations, without loss of capacity.
    [0033] Description of the figures
    [0034] To better understand the object of the present invention, a preferred practical embodiment of a foundation for wind towers has been represented in the attached drawing, with two variants of embodiment, one for metal towers and the other for towers that have at least the lower part of the concrete tower.
    [0035] In this plane figure -1- shows sectional views and plan of a foundation for metal towers, with most of the foundation below ground level.
    [0036] Figures -2a-, -2b- and -2c- show us sectional views of various variants of footings usable depending on the type of soil, in a foundation for metal towers, with most of the foundation below grade ground.
    [0037] Figure -3- shows views in section and plan of a foundation for towers that are concrete, in whole or in part, with most of the foundation below ground level.
    [0038] Figures -4a-, -4b- and -4c- show us sectional views of various variants of footings usable depending on the type of soil, in a foundation for towers that are concrete, in whole or in part, with the Most of the foundation below ground level.
    [0039] Figure -5- shows views in elevation and plan of the upper slab for anchoring the metal tower.
    [0040] Figure -6- shows elevational and plan views of a precast concrete element for closing the tensioning chamber for towers that are concrete, in whole or in part.
    [0041] Figure -7- shows views in elevation and plan of the upper slab to support towers that are made of concrete, in whole or in part.
    [0042] Figure -8- shows a sectional view of a foundation for metal towers, with part of the foundation above ground level.
    [0043] Figure -9- shows a sectional view of a foundation for towers that are made of concrete, in whole or in part, with part of the foundation above ground level.
    [0045] PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION
    [0046] The constitution and characteristics of the invention will be better understood with the following description made with reference to the attached figures.
    [0047] As can be seen in Figures -1- and -3-, some examples of foundations for wind towers are illustrated, comprising at least three prefabricated beams (2a, 2b, 2c) arranged horizontally in a radial manner, the outermost end or ends of which each one is supported on a concrete footing (1), through a support ball joint (3) in the central part of said footing (1), and they are also fixed by a plurality of anchors (4) between the end of the beam (2a, 2b, 2c) and the footing (1), the different beams being joined together in the central part of the foundation by means of joining means. The support ball (3) can be linear or spherical, and may or may not have displacement restrictions in one or more directions.
    [0048] In the preferred embodiment shown in Figures -1- and -3-, three beams are used, of which the beam (2a) is approximately twice the length of the beams (2b, 2c), in this case the ends interiors of the beams (2b, 2c) united with the central part of the beam (2a), forming a plantar cross structure. This structure has been shown to be optimal in terms of ease of manufacture, transport and performance. However, it is also possible to make the foundation object of the invention, alternatively, with a plurality of beams of the same or different length, greater than three in number, joined by their inner ends, and with their related outer ends of the same each forms a shoe (1).
    [0049] The precast beams (2a, 2b, 2c) can be concrete, metal, or a combination of both.
    [0050] In all cases, the means for securing the beams (2a, 2b, 2c) include the use of conventional techniques for joining precast concrete elements, such as threaded rods, brackets, reinforcement ends for concreting in other housings. beam, tongue and groove, post-tensioned strands, etc ...
    [0051] Two embodiment variants are described. The first of these refers to the case that the wind tower is metallic, as illustrated in Figures -1-, -2- and -5-, and in this case the means of joining the beams (2a, 2b, 2c) further comprise a ballast concrete filling (5), located below ground level (8) at the joist joint (2a, 2b, 2c), on which is a top slab (6) emerging on the ground level (8), for anchoring the metal tower (7).
    [0052] Ballast concrete filling (5) can be carried out both on traditional recoverable formwork of wood, metal or a combination of both, and on precast concrete element formwork.
    [0053] In figure -2- it is illustrated how the upper slab (6) for anchoring the metal tower (7) adopts a preferably circular plan, which can also be polygonal, preferably being made of reinforced concrete with at least HA-50 resistance.
    [0054] The anchoring of the metal tower (7) to the upper slab (6) will be carried out with conventional anchoring techniques to the foundation, such as threaded rods with nuts, bolts, etc ...
    [0055] The second embodiment variant refers to the case where the wind tower is made of concrete at least in its lower part, as illustrated in Figures -3-, -4-, -6- and -7-, and in this case the means for securing the beams (2a, 2b, 2c) further comprise precast concrete elements (10) placed between the inner ends of the beams (2a, 2b, 2c), defining a hollow clamping chamber (9), and an upper slab (11), on the union of the beams (2a, 2b, 2c) and on the tensioning chamber (9), to support the concrete tower (12) and anchor the vertical post-tensioning (13) of tower.
    [0056] The precast concrete elements (10) adopt a plan chosen from the group consisting of a circular sector with an angle depending on the number of beams used, and polygonal, having a vertical wall on the side or sides not adjacent to the beams only. Figure -6- illustrates the precast concrete elements (10) with a circular sector plan, with a 90 ° angle in the case shown, and a vertical wall at the curved end only.
    [0057] In figure -7- it is illustrated how the upper slab (11) comprises access gaps to the tensioning chamber (9), preferably being made of prestressed concrete with resistance of at least HP-50.
    [0058] The concrete tower (12) rests on the upper slab (11), and the vertical post-tensioning (13) of said tower passes through the upper slab (11) through the appropriate perforations or pipes, up to the tesado chamber (9 ) hollow, where the means for post-tensioning and fixing the cables that provide rigidity to the tower are located, as is common practice in towers formed from sections or precast concrete segments.
    [0059] In both variants, as illustrated in Figures -2a-, -2b-, -2c-, -4a-, -4b- and -4c-, it is possible to adopt different configurations of shape, dimensions and depth of all or some of the footings, to adapt the foundation to the particularities of each terrain where the tower will be installed. Thus, figures -2a- and -4anos show footings at the same depth level, corresponding to a homogeneous terrain. The Figures -2b- and -4b- show us footings at different depth levels, corresponding to heterogeneous terrain or terrain with differences in level. Finally figures -2c- and -4c- show us piloted deep foundation footings, for poor terrain.
    [0060] The beams (2a, 2b, 2c) will preferably be rectangular in section, with a greater height in the central section and a lesser height at the ends. The sections with the highest height will normally be oriented downwards, as shown in Figures -1-, -2-, -3- and -4-, in such a way that most of the foundation is buried below ground level. from the ground (8), minimizing the visual impact. However, in those places where the visual impact is not so important, it is possible to alternatively mount the beams (2a, 2b, 2c) with the highest height sections facing upwards, as shown in figures -8 - and -9-, emerging from the ground level (8) together with part of the ballast concrete filling (5) or the precast concrete elements (10), together with the entire corresponding upper slab (6,11) .
    [0061] This foundation for wind towers shown requires a specific construction procedure, comprising
    [0062] a first phase of site preparation,
    [0063] a second phase of concreting the footings (1),
    [0064] a third phase of setting the shoes (1),
    [0065] a fourth phase of assembly of the precast beams (2a, 2b),
    [0066] a fifth phase of joining the beams (2a, 2b) in the central part, and
    [0067] a sixth phase of filling the remaining space to the original ground level (8).
    [0068] The first phase of preparing the ground includes the excavation of the trays for the footings (1), of trenches between them to accommodate the beams (2a, 2b), and of the central tray for the union of the beams (2a, 2b) and for the filling of ballast concrete (5) or precast concrete elements (10), as appropriate. The second phase of concreting the footings (1) comprises a step for preparing the formwork, a step for laying the metal reinforcement, a step for placing the support ball joint (3) and the anchors (4), and a concrete pouring step.
    [0069] The third phase of setting the footings (1) will be carried out for a time appropriate to the shape and volume of concrete used.
    [0070] The fourth phase of assembling the prefabricated beams (2a, 2b) comprises a step for placing the beams, by means of a crane, in their trench with their outer ends on the support ball joint (3), a step of joining together the inner ends of the beams (2a, 2b), or the inner ends of the beams (2b) with the middle part of the beam 2a if it is double length, using conventional techniques of joining precast elements of concrete, and a step of joining the outer ends with the footings (1) by means of the anchors (4).
    [0071] In the event that the wind tower is metallic, the fifth phase of realization of the connection of the beams (2a, 2b) in the central part comprises a step of realizing the filling of concrete ballast (5), and a step of realizing of the upper slab (6) on the joint of the beams (2a, 2b).
    [0072] In the event that the wind tower is made of concrete in its lower part, the fifth phase of realizing the connection of the beams (2a, 2b) in the central part comprises an assembly step of the precast concrete elements (10) in the gaps that remain between the beams (2a, 2b, 2c) in the central part by means of conventional techniques of joining precast concrete elements, defining a hollow stressing chamber (9), and a step for making the upper slab (11 ) on the joint of the beams (2a, 2b).
    [0073] The person skilled in the art will readily understand that he can combine features of different embodiments with features of other possible embodiments, provided that such a combination is technically possible.
    [0074] All the information referring to examples or embodiments forms part of the description of the invention.
    权利要求:
    Claims (1)
    [0001]
    1 - Foundation for wind towers, characterized in that it comprises at least three prefabricated beams (2a, 2b, 2c), arranged horizontally in a radial manner, the outermost end or ends of which are each supported by a concrete footing (1), through of a support ball joint (3) in the central part of said shoe (1), and are also fixed by a plurality of anchors (4) between the end of the beam (2a, 2b, 2c) and the shoe (1) , the different beams being joined together in the central part of the foundation by means of union.
    2 - Foundation for wind towers, according to the previous claim, characterized in that the beam (2a) is approximately twice as long as the beams (2b, 2c), in this case the inner ends of the beams (2b, 2c) being joined together with the central part of the beam (2a, 2c), forming a cross plantar structure.
    3 - Foundations for wind towers, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the means of joining the beams (2a, 2b, 2c), comprise the use of joining techniques chosen from the group consisting of threaded rods, brackets, ends of reinforcement for concreting in other beam housings, tongue and groove, and post-tensioned strands.
    4 - Foundation for wind towers, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the support ball joint (3) is chosen from the group consisting of linear or spherical.
    5 - Foundation for wind towers, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that , in the event that the wind tower is metallic, the means for securing the beams (2a, 2b, 2c) comprise a ballast concrete filling (5 ), located below the ground level (8) at the beam joint (2a, 2b, 2c), on which is a top slab (6) emerging above the ground level (8), for anchoring the metal tower (7).
    6 - Foundation for wind towers, according to claim 5, characterized in that the ballast concrete filling (5) is made on recoverable formwork of wood, metal or a combination of both.
    7 - Foundations for wind towers, according to claim 5, characterized in that the ballast concrete filling (5) is made on formwork of precast concrete elements.
    8 - Foundation for wind towers, according to any of claims 1, 2, 3 and 4, characterized in that , in case the wind tower is made of concrete in its lower part, the means for securing the beams (2a, 2b, 2c) comprise precast concrete elements (10) placed between the inner ends of the beams (2a, 2b, 2c), defining a hollow stress chamber (9), and an upper slab (11), on the union of the beams (2a, 2b, 2c) and on the tensioning chamber (9), to support the concrete tower (12) and anchor the vertical post-tensioning (13) of the tower.
    9 - Foundation for wind towers, according to claim 8, characterized in that the precast concrete elements (10) adopt a plan chosen from the group consisting of a circular sector, with an angle depending on the number of beams used, and polygonal, having a vertical wall on the or non-adjacent sides with beams only.
    10 - Construction method of a foundation for wind towers as described in the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises
    a first phase of site preparation,
    a second phase of concreting the footings (1),
    a third phase of setting the shoes (1),
    a fourth phase of assembly of the precast concrete beams (2a, 2b, 2c),
    a fifth phase of joining the beams (2a, 2b, 2c) in the central part, and
    a sixth phase of filling the remaining space to the original ground level (8).
    11 - Procedure for the construction of a foundation for wind towers, according to claim 10, characterized in that the first phase of preparing the ground comprises the excavation of the trays for the footings (1), of trenches between them to accommodate the beams ( 2a, 2b, 2c), and of the central trough for the union of the beams (2a, 2b, 2c) and for the filling of concrete with ballast (5) or the precast concrete elements (10), as the case may be.
    12 - Method of construction of a foundation for wind towers, according to any of claims 10 and 11, characterized in that the concreting phase of the footings (1) comprises a step for preparing the formwork, a step for laying the metal reinforcement, a step for placing the support bearing (3) and the anchors (4), and a step for pouring the concrete.
    13 - Procedure for the construction of a foundation for wind towers, according to any of claims 10, 11 and 12, characterized in that the fourth phase of assembly of the precast concrete beams (2a, 2b, 2c) comprises a placement step for the beams, by means of a crane, in their trench with their outer ends on the support ball joint (3), a step of joining together the inner ends of the beams (2a, 2b, 2c), or the inner ends of the beams (2b, 2c) with the middle part of the beam 2a in the event that it is double-length, using conventional techniques of joining precast concrete elements, and a step of joining the outer ends with the footings (1) using the anchors (4).
    14 - Method of construction of a foundation for wind towers, according to any of claims 10, 11, 12 and 13, characterized in that, in the event that the wind tower is metallic, the fifth phase of joining the beams ( 2a, 2b, 2c) in the central part includes a realization step for filling the ballast concrete (5), and a realization step for the upper slab (6) on the joint of the beams (2a, 2b, 2c) .
    15 - Method of construction of a foundation for wind towers, according to any of claims 10, 11, 12 and 13, characterized in that, in the event that the wind tower is made of concrete in its lower part, the fifth phase of carrying out the Joining the beams (2a, 2b, 2c) in the central part includes an assembly step for the precast concrete elements (10) in the gaps that remain between the beams (2a, 2b, 2c) in the central part using techniques Conventional joining of precast concrete elements, defining a hollow tensioning chamber (9), and a step of realization of the upper slab (11) on the joining of the beams (2a, 2b, 2c).
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