In terms of cooling of the power generator, regardless of a branch solution 1 or a branch solution 2, that the power generator directly draws air from outside the silencing compartment can lower a requirement of the silencing compartment for a ventilation volume, thereby lowering a requirement for fan selection.

A form of adding the silencer to an elbow of the exhaust system can reduce a size and a space requirement of the exhaust system to a larger extent, so that the entire generator set is more compact. The curvature of the bottom of the silencer can better guide an airflow, thereby reducing exhaust resistance of the gas turbine. In addition, uneven arrangement of the silencers can effectively adjust an airflow rate, which improves effects of noise reduction and resistance reduction to some extent.

It should be noted that, the foregoing method can be entirely or partially stored on a computer-readable storage medium. The computer-readable storage medium may be packaged together with a processor of a controller, or may be packaged separately from the processor of the controller. This is not limited in the present disclosure.

It can be learned that the solutions provided in the embodiments of the present disclosure are mainly described above from the perspective of a method. To implement the foregoing functions, the embodiments of the present disclosure provide corresponding hardware structures and/or software modules for implementing the functions. A person skilled in the art should be easily aware that, in combination with the modules and algorithm steps of the examples described in the embodiments disclosed in this specification, the embodiments of the present disclosure can be implemented by hardware or a combination of hardware and computer software. Whether a function is performed by hardware or hardware driven by computer software depends on particular applications and design constraints of the technical solutions. A person skilled in the art may use different methods to implement the described functions for each particular application, but such implementation is not to be considered as going beyond the scope of the present disclosure.

It should be understood that the electrical connection mentioned in the present disclosure is not only a circuit connection with physical contact, but also a connection manner in the electrical field such as a wireless connection or a communication connection. A person skilled in the art can make various modifications and variations based on actual conditions without departing from the scope of the present disclosure.

In embodiments of the present disclosure, the controller may be divided into function modules based on the foregoing method examples, for example, each function module may be obtained through division based on each corresponding function, or two or more functions may be integrated into one processing module. The integrated module may be implemented in a form of hardware or may be implemented in a form of a software functional module. In some embodiments of the present disclosure, division into modules is used as an example, and is merely logical function division. In actual implementation, another division manner may be used.

A person skilled in the art should be aware that in the foregoing one or more examples, functions described in the present disclosure may be implemented by hardware, software, firmware, or any combination thereof. When implemented by using software, the functions can be stored in a computer-readable medium or can be used as one or more instructions or code in a computer-readable medium for transmission. The computer-readable medium includes a computer storage medium and a communication medium, where the communication medium includes any medium that enables a computer program to be transmitted from one place to another. The storage medium may be any available medium accessible to a general-purpose or a dedicated computer.

The foregoing descriptions about implementations allow a person skilled in the art to understand that, for the purpose of convenient and brief description, division of the foregoing functional modules is taken as an example for illustration. In actual application, the foregoing functions can be allocated to different modules and implemented according to a requirement, that is, an inner structure of an apparatus is divided into different functional modules to implement all or some of the functions described above.

In the several embodiments provided in the present disclosure, it should be understood that the disclosed apparatus and method may be implemented in other manners. For example, the described apparatus embodiment is merely an example. For example, the module or unit division is merely logical function division and may be other division during actual implementation. For example, a plurality of units or components may be combined or integrated into another apparatus, or some features may be omitted or not performed. In addition, the displayed or discussed mutual couplings or direct couplings or communication connections may be implemented through some interfaces. The indirect couplings or communication connections between the devices or units may be implemented in electronic, mechanical, or other forms. The units described as separate components may or may not be physically separate, and components displayed as units may be one or more physical units, may be located in one place, or may be distributed on a plurality of different places. Some or all of the units may be selected based on actual requirements to achieve the objectives of the solutions of embodiments.

In addition, functional units in the embodiments of the present disclosure may be integrated into one processing unit, or each of the units may exist alone physically, or two or more units are integrated into one unit. The integrated unit may be implemented in a form of hardware, or may be implemented in a form of a software functional unit. When the integrated unit is implemented in the form of a software functional unit and sold or used as an independent product, the integrated unit may be stored in a readable storage medium. Based on such an understanding, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present disclosure essentially, or the part contributing to the prior art, or all or some of the technical solutions may be implemented in the form of a software product. The software product is stored in a storage medium and includes several instructions for instructing a device (which may be a single-chip microcomputer, a chip, or the like) or a processor (processor) to perform all or some of the steps of the methods described in the embodiments of the present disclosure. The foregoing storage medium includes any medium that can store program code, such as a USB flash drive, a removable hard disk, a ROM, a RAM, a magnetic disk, or an optical disc.

The foregoing descriptions are merely specific implementations of the present disclosure, but are not intended to limit the protection scope of the present disclosure. Any variation or replacement within the technical scope disclosed in the present disclosure shall fall within the protection scope of the present disclosure. Therefore, the protection scope of the present disclosure shall be subject to the protection scope of the claims.

In an implementation, with the progress and development of the times, application fields of electric energy become increasingly extensive, users' demand for electricity is increasing, an increasing quantity of apparatuses require electricity, and an increasing quantity of sites require electricity. For an operation site with high electricity demand, for example, an operation site for fracturing in an oil and gas field, a mobile power generation apparatus is usually needed to supply power to an external power-consuming apparatus such as a fracturing apparatus, to ensure normal working of the external power-consuming apparatus such as the fracturing apparatus.

The mobile power generation apparatus usually supplies power to the external power-consuming apparatus, such as the fracturing apparatus, by combining a gas turbine and a power generator. In a specific process of supplying power, the external power supply apparatus is required to supply power for normal operation of the gas turbine, for example, supply power to a starting mechanism of the gas turbine. However, once a power shortage or power outage occurs at a power consumption site, the mobile power generation apparatus consequently cannot be normally started and further cannot supply power to the external power-consuming apparatus such as the fracturing apparatus.

In conclusion, the mobile power generation apparatus in the related art is prone to a failure in starting normally.

To resolve the foregoing problems, the embodiments of the present disclosure provide a mobile power generation apparatus and a fracturing system.

To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of the present disclosure clearer, the following describes the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present disclosure with reference to the accompanying drawings in the embodiments of the present disclosure. Apparently, the described embodiments are some of the embodiments of the present disclosure rather than all the embodiments. All other embodiments obtained by a person of ordinary skill in the art based on embodiments of the present disclosure without creative efforts shall fall within the protection scope of the present disclosure.

With reference to the accompanying drawings, the mobile power generation apparatus disclosed in the embodiments of the present disclosure is described below in detail through specific embodiments and application scenarios thereof.

Referring to FIG. 3 and FIG. 6, the present disclosure discloses a mobile power generation apparatus. The disclosed mobile power generation apparatus includes a vehicle 100.

The mobile power generation apparatus disclosed in the present disclosure may be applied to a fracturing site. To be specific, the mobile power generation apparatus can supply power to an external power-consuming apparatus 430 at the fracturing site, to ensure normal working of the external power-consuming apparatus 430.

The vehicle 100 is a main component of the mobile power generation apparatus for implementing movement. An energy storage device 300, a power generator 210, a gas turbine 220, and a starting mechanism 230 for driving the gas turbine 220 to work are arranged on the vehicle 100. To be specific, the starting mechanism 230 is coupled to the gas turbine 220 to drive the gas turbine 220 to work, so that the gas turbine 220 outputs a driving force.

Because the power generator 210 is connected to the gas turbine 220, the driving force output by the gas turbine 220 can drive the power generator 210 to rotate to generate power, so that the mobile power generation apparatus has a power generation function.

The energy storage device 300 may store a specific amount of electricity, and the energy storage device 300 may be electrically connected to the starting mechanism 230 to supply power to the starting mechanism 230. To be specific, in a case that an accidental power outage or power shortage occurs at the fracturing site, the energy storage device 300 can supply power to the starting mechanism 230 in time, to ensure normal working of the gas turbine 220, thereby ensuring normal power generation of the power generator 210, and further ensuring normal working of the mobile power generation apparatus. In some implementations, the starting mechanism 230 may be a component such as a starter. In some implementations, the starting mechanism 230 can not only be configured to start the gas turbine 220, but also be configured to perform turning.

The starting mechanism 230 is one of internal power-consuming components 410 of the mobile power generation apparatus. In some implementations, the energy storage device 300 may also be electrically connected to another internal power-consuming component 410 of the mobile power generation apparatus to supply power to the internal power-consuming component 410, where the internal power-consuming component 410 may be a component, such as a lighting component, a heater for a low-temperature start of the gas turbine 220, a lubricant pump of a lubrication system 710 described below, and a fan described below, on the mobile power generation apparatus, thereby ensuring that the internal power-consuming component 410 can work normally.

In some implementations, the energy storage device 300 may supply alternating-current power of 480 V (or another voltage level such as 110 V) to the starting mechanism 230 and other internal power-consuming components 410, to drive the starting mechanism 230 and the other internal power-consuming components 410 to work normally.

In the present disclosure, because the energy storage device 300 built in the mobile power generation apparatus can supply power to the starting mechanism 230 for driving the gas turbine 220 to work, it is ensured that the gas turbine 220 can work normally. In other words, without an external power supply apparatus 420, the gas turbine 220 can be normally started through the energy storage device 300. In addition, the gas turbine 220 works normally, and can also transmit power to the external power-consuming apparatus 430 through the power generator 210. It can be learned that it avoids that the mobile power generation apparatus cannot be normally started due to a power shortage or power outage at a power consumption site, which, therefore, endows the mobile power generation apparatus with a black start capability. Therefore, the mobile power generation apparatus disclosed in the present disclosure can resolve a problem that the mobile power generation apparatus in the related art is prone to a failure in starting normally.

In some implementations, the energy storage device 300 may include only a battery 310. The battery 310 may directly supply power to the starting mechanism 230. To be specific, the battery 310 may be directly electrically connected to the starting mechanism 230, to supply power to the starting mechanism 230.

In another embodiment, the energy storage device 300 may further include a PCS 320. The PCS 320 can be configured to control charging and discharging processes of the battery 310, so that direct current-alternating current conversion can be performed, thereby improving power quality of power supply. The battery 310 is electrically connected to the PCS 320, and the PCS 320 may be electrically connected to the starting mechanism 230. That is, the battery 310 may supply power to the starting mechanism 230 through the PCS 320.

In some implementations, the PCS 320 may be directly electrically connected to the starting mechanism 230, or when a voltage required by the starting mechanism 230 is high or low, a voltage of the battery 310 may be regulated by a transformer 510. That is, the transformer 510 is further arranged on the vehicle 100, and the PCS 320 may be electrically connected to the starting mechanism 230 by the transformer 510, to enable the battery 310 to supply power to the starting mechanism 230.

In some implementations, a control and power system 500 may be further arranged on the vehicle 100. The control and power system 500 can ensure stable operation of power of the entire mobile power generation apparatus. The control and power system 500 may be arranged in an inner cavity 201 of a compartment 200 described below, or the control and power system 500 and the compartment 200 may be arranged side by side on the vehicle 100. Certainly, a position at which the control and power system 500 is arranged on the vehicle 100 is not specifically limited in this embodiment of the present disclosure.

In some implementations, the energy storage device 300 may be arranged in the control and power system 500, and the transformer 510 may also be arranged in the control and power system 500. That is, the transformer 510 used in the present disclosure may be a transformer built in the control and power system 500, so that the control and power system 500 is fully used. Certainly, positions at which the energy storage device 300 and the transformer 510 are arranged are not specifically limited in this embodiment of the present disclosure.

In an embodiment, the battery 310 may be a replaceable battery. To be specific, after power in the battery 310 is used up, operators may replace the battery 310 with one more fully charged.

In another embodiment, to improve power supply efficiency of the energy storage device 300, that is, to ensure that the energy storage device 300 can continuously and uninterruptedly supply power to the starting mechanism 230, the PCS 320 may be further electrically connected to an external power supply apparatus 420. The external power supply apparatus 420 may be an external power supply at a fracturing site. If a voltage provided by the external power supply apparatus 420 satisfies a power supply requirement of the energy storage device 300, the external power supply apparatus 420 directly supplies electric energy to the PCS 320, and the PCS 320 charges the battery 310 after performing conversion. Alternatively, if a voltage provided by the external power supply apparatus 420 cannot satisfy a requirement of direct charging of the energy storage device 300, that is, if a voltage transmitted by the external power supply apparatus 420 is higher or lower, the voltage may be regulated by the transformer 510 to a voltage required by the battery 310, to charge the battery 310. It can be learned that, such a manner of charging the battery 310 by the external power supply apparatus 420 can improve efficiency of supplying power by the energy storage device 300 to the starting mechanism 230. That is, the energy storage device 300 is continuously charged by using the external power supply apparatus 420, so that the energy storage device 300 can continuously supply power to the starting mechanism 230, thereby improving the power supply efficiency.

Additionally or Alternatively, in an embodiment, the battery 310 can be charged by only the external power supply apparatus 420. In another embodiment, to improve charging efficiency of the battery 310, the PCS 320 may also be electrically connected to the power generator 210. To be specific, electric energy provided by the power generator 210 can continuously charge the battery 310 through the PCS 320, so that the energy storage device 300 can continuously supply power to the starting mechanism 230. It can be learned that, provided that the power generator 210 is working, the power generator 210 can continuously charge the battery 310, so that the battery 310 can always store a specific amount of electric energy.

When both the external power supply apparatus 420 and the power generator 210 charge the battery 310, that is, the external power supply apparatus 420 and the power generator 210 charge the battery 310 simultaneously, charging efficiency of the battery 310 may be improved, and when one of the external power supply apparatus 420 and the power generator 210 cannot charge the battery 310, the other thereof charges the battery 310 without being affected. That is, the energy storage device 300 can always supply power to the starting mechanism 230.

In some implementations, the PCS 320 may be directly electrically connected to the power generator 210, or when a voltage transmitted by the power generator 210 is higher or lower, the voltage may be regulated by the transformer 510 to a voltage required by the battery 310, to charge the battery 310. That is, the PCS 320 may also be electrically connected to the power generator 210 by the transformer 510, to enable the power generator 210 to charge the battery 310.

In some implementations, the external power supply apparatus 420 and the power generator 210 may also directly supply power to the internal power-consuming component 410, or when voltages provided by the external power supply apparatus 420 and the power generator 210 cannot meet a requirement of directly supplying power to the internal power-consuming component 410, the voltages are regulated by the transformer 510 to a voltage required by the internal power-consuming component 410, to supply power to the internal power-consuming component 410.

In an embodiment, the energy storage device 300 can supply power to only the starting mechanism 230. In another embodiment, to fully use the energy storage device 300, the energy storage device 300 may further be electrically connected to the external power-consuming apparatus 430, to supply power to the external power-consuming apparatus 430. Specifically, as described above, the PCS 320 of the energy storage device 300 is electrically connected to the external power-consuming apparatus 430, to supply power to the external power-consuming apparatus 430.

In some implementations, the energy storage device 300 may be directly electrically connected to the external power-consuming apparatus 430, or when a voltage required by the external power-consuming apparatus 430 is higher or lower, a voltage may be regulated by a transformer 510 to the voltage required by the external power-consuming apparatus 430, to supply power to the external power-consuming apparatus 430. That is, the transformer 510 is further arranged on the vehicle 100. In this case, the energy storage device 300 may be electrically connected to the external power-consuming apparatus 430 by the transformer 510. Specifically, the PCS 320 of the energy storage device 300 may be electrically connected to the external power-consuming apparatus 430 by the transformer 510, to supply power to the external power-consuming apparatus 430. In this embodiment, the transformer 510 and the transformer 510 described above may be a same transformer. Certainly, this is not specifically limited in this embodiment of the present disclosure.

In an embodiment, the power generator 210, the gas turbine 220, and the starting mechanism 230 may all be exposed to an external environment.

In another embodiment, to prevent the power generator 210, the gas turbine 220, and the starting mechanism 230 from being adversely affected, a compartment 200 is further arranged on the vehicle 100. The power generator 210, the gas turbine 220, and the starting mechanism 230 may all be arranged in an inner cavity 201 of the compartment 200. To be specific, the power generator 210, the gas turbine 220, and the starting mechanism 230 are arranged in the inner cavity 201, so that the compartment 200 can protect all of the power generator 210, the gas turbine 220, and the starting mechanism 230. In some implementations, the compartment 200 may be a silencing compartment. Because the power generator 210, the gas turbine 220, and the starting mechanism 230 may generate some noise during working, a noise reduction function may be implemented by the silencing compartment.

In an embodiment, only a first air inlet 202 and a second air inlet 203 may be provided spaced apart on the compartment 200. The first air inlet 202 is in communication with a gas inlet 221 of the gas turbine 220. That is, the first air inlet 202 provides combustion air for the gas turbine 220. The second air inlet 203 is in communication with the inner cavity 201. That is, cooling air may be fed through the second air inlet 203 into the inner cavity 201, to cool the gas turbine 220, the power generator 210, and other components in the inner cavity 201. In other words, a cooling air inlet 211 of the power generator 210 may be in communication with the inner cavity 201. In this case, because both the gas turbine 220 and the power generator 210 need to be cooled by the cooling air in the inner cavity 201, a fan with a large power needs to be configured in the inner cavity 201 to draw air, to increase a ventilation volume of the inner cavity 201.

In another embodiment, a third air inlet 204 may be further provided on the compartment 200. The first air inlet 202, the second air inlet 203, and the third air inlet 204 are provided at intervals, and the third air inlet 204 is in communication with the cooling air inlet 211 of the power generator 210. In some implementations, the third air inlet 204 may be in communication with the cooling air inlet 211 through a vent pipe, so that air passing through the third air inlet 204 may enter the cooling air inlet 211. It can be learned that the power generator 210 is cooled alone through the third air inlet 204, so that the power generator 210 does not need to be cooled by the cooling air in the inner cavity 201, which lowers a requirement for the ventilation volume of the inner cavity 201, so that it is not needed to configure a fan with a large power in the inner cavity 201, that is, a requirement of the inner cavity 201 for fan selection is lowered.

In some implementations, the first air inlet 202, the second air inlet 203, and the third air inlet 204 may all be provided on a side plate of the compartment 200, or referring to FIG. 4, the first air inlet 202, the second air inlet 203, and the third air inlet 204 may all be provided on a top plate of the compartment 200. Certainly, this is not specifically limited in this embodiment of the present disclosure.

In some implementations, to further improve cooling efficiency for the power generator 210, a fan may also be configured in the power generator 210, to increase an air inlet volume of the cooling air inlet 211 through the fan, thereby improving cooling efficiency of the power generator 210.

In an embodiment, referring to FIG. 5, a first air outlet 205 and a second air outlet 206 are further provided spaced apart on the compartment 200. A cooling air outlet 212 of the power generator 210 is in communication with the external environment through the first air outlet 205. That is, after cooling air entering the power generator 210 through the cooling air inlet 211 takes away heat of the power generator 210, the cooling air may be discharged from the cooling air outlet 212, and then all the cooling air with heat may be discharged to the external environment through the first air outlet 205. In some implementations, the cooling air outlet 212 may be in communication with the first air outlet 205 through the connecting channel 240. Certainly, the cooling air outlet 212 may alternatively be in direct communication with the first air outlet 205. This is not specifically limited in this embodiment of the present disclosure. The second air outlet 206 communicates the inner cavity 201 with the external environment. To be specific, cooling air entering the inner cavity 201 through the second air inlet 203 may be discharged from the second air outlet 206 to the external environment after taking away heat from outer surfaces of the power generator 210, the gas turbine 220, and other components, and the second air outlet 206 may be arranged away from the gas turbine 220.

In another embodiment, the second air outlet 206 is arranged close to the gas turbine 220. In this case, when cooling air entering the inner cavity 201 through the second air inlet 203 flows to the second air outlet 206, most of the cooling air passes through the gas turbine 220, to cool the gas turbine 220, thereby ensuring normal working of the gas turbine 220.

In some implementations, the first air outlet 205 and the second air outlet 206 may be provided on a top plate of the compartment 200, or referring to FIG. 5, the first air outlet 205 and the second air outlet 206 may be provided on a side plate of the compartment 200. Certainly, this is not specifically limited in this embodiment of the present disclosure. In some implementations, the first air outlet 205 and the second air outlet 206 may be provided on a same side plate or top plate of the compartment 200 as the first air inlet 202, the second air inlet 203, and the third air inlet 204. Certainly, this is not specifically limited in this embodiment of the present disclosure.

In other embodiments, referring to FIG. 6, a third air outlet 207 is further provided on the compartment 200. The cooling air outlet 212 of the power generator 210 is in communication with the inner cavity 201, and the inner cavity 201 is in communication with the external environment through the third air outlet 207. To be specific, after being discharged through the cooling air outlet 212, cooling air for cooling the power generator 210 enters the inner cavity 201. In a process of flowing to the third air outlet 207, this part of cooling air may be combined with the cooling air entering the inner cavity 201 through the second air inlet 203, to jointly cool the gas turbine 220 and other components in the inner cavity 201, for example, the starting mechanism 230, to improve cooling efficiency of the gas turbine 220 and the starting mechanism 230, thereby further ensuring normal working of the gas turbine 220 and the starting mechanism 230. Finally, the cooling air for cooling the power generator 210 and the cooling air for cooling the gas turbine 220 are both discharged to the external environment through the third air outlet 207.

In some implementations, the third air outlet 207 may be provided close to the gas turbine 220, and may be specifically provided close to a gas outlet 222 of the gas turbine 220. In this case, the third air outlet 207 may be provided on a side plate of the compartment 200, so that more cooling air can pass through the gas turbine 220 and cool the gas turbine 220.

In some implementations, the third air outlet 207 may be provided on a same side plate or top plate of the compartment 200 as the first air inlet 202, the second air inlet 203, and the third air inlet 204. Certainly, this is not specifically limited in this embodiment of the present disclosure.

In some implementations, to increase an exhaust rate of the inner cavity 201, there may be at least two third air outlets 207, and different third air outlets 207 may be provided on different side plates of the compartment 200. Certainly, this is not specifically limited in this embodiment of the present disclosure.

In some implementations, an exhaust system 600 is further arranged on the vehicle 100. The gas outlet 222 of the gas turbine 220 is in communication with the exhaust system 600. That is, exhaust gas generated after working of the gas turbine 220 may be discharged to the external environment through the gas outlet 222 and the exhaust system 600, and the power generator 210, the gas turbine 220, and the exhaust system 600 may be sequentially arranged.

In an embodiment, the power generator 210, the gas turbine 220, and the exhaust system 600 may be sequentially arranged in a traveling direction of the vehicle, that is, the exhaust system 600 is arranged close to a front end of the vehicle 100.

In another embodiment, in a direction opposite to a traveling direction of the vehicle 100, the power generator 210, the gas turbine 220, and the exhaust system 600 are sequentially arranged, that is, the exhaust system 600 is arranged close to a tail end of the vehicle 100. As a result, a front part of the vehicle 100 weighs more. In addition, because the exhaust system 600 is placed at the tail end of the vehicle 100, there is no height restriction on a gooseneck of the vehicle 100, which can lower a height of an entire shaft system, thereby reducing a center of gravity of the entire vehicle 100, and further improving traveling stability of the vehicle 100.

In some implementations, in the direction opposite to the traveling direction of the vehicle 100, the energy storage device 300, the power generator 210, the gas turbine 220, and the exhaust system 600 may be sequentially arranged. Certainly, a position at which the energy storage device 300 is arranged relative to the power generator 210, the gas turbine 220, and the exhaust system 600 is not specifically limited in this embodiment of the present disclosure.

In an embodiment, the exhaust system 600 may include only the first exhaust pipe 610, the gas outlet 222 is in communication with the first exhaust pipe 610, and the first exhaust pipe 610 may extend in the traveling direction of the vehicle 100.

In another embodiment, the exhaust system may further include a second exhaust pipe 620 in communication with the first exhaust pipe 610. The first exhaust pipe 610 and the second exhaust pipe 620 are perpendicular to each other. That is, an extending direction of the first exhaust pipe 610 is perpendicular to an extending direction of the second exhaust pipe 620. In addition, the first exhaust pipe 610 is in communication with the second exhaust pipe 620. The second exhaust pipe 620 may increase a discharge height of exhaust gas to some extent, to avoid affecting normal working of surrounding operators.

In an embodiment, the exhaust system 600 may include only the first exhaust pipe 610 and the second exhaust pipe 620.

In another embodiment, the exhaust system 600 may further include a silencer 630. The silencer 630 has a noise reduction effect. Therefore, the silencer 630 may be arranged in at least one of the first exhaust pipe 610 and the second exhaust pipe 620, to reduce noise generated when the exhaust system 600 discharge exhaust gas.

In an embodiment, there may be one silencer 630. In another embodiment, there may be at least two silencers 630. That is, a plurality of silencers 630 may further improve noise reduction efficiency.

In an embodiment, at least two silencers 630 in a plurality of silencers 630 are sequentially and evenly arranged in the first exhaust pipe 610 and/or the second exhaust pipe 620. In another embodiment, at least two silencers 630 in the plurality of silencers 630 are unevenly arranged in the first exhaust pipe 610 and/or the second exhaust pipe 620. Specifically, the at least two silencers 630 in the plurality of silencers 630 are sequentially arranged. To be specific, the at least two silencers 630 are sequentially arranged in the first exhaust pipe 610 in a height direction of the mobile power generation apparatus, and/or the at least two silencers 630 are sequentially arranged in the second exhaust pipe 620 in a traveling direction of the mobile power generation apparatus. In addition, the at least two silencers 630 include a first silencer 631 and a second silencer 632.

In an arrangement direction of the first silencer 631 and the second silencer 632, that is, in a same direction, there is a first distance between the first silencer 631 and the second silencer 632. The exhaust system 600 includes a first inner wall close to the first silencer 631, and the first inner wall is arranged away from the second silencer 632. In other words, in the first silencer 631 and the second silencer 632, the first silencer 631 is closer to the first inner wall, and there is a second distance between the first inner wall and the first silencer 631. In some implementations, the first inner wall may be a first inner wall of the first exhaust pipe 610 or a first inner wall of the second exhaust pipe 620.

The exhaust system 600 further includes a second inner wall close to the second silencer 632, and the second inner wall is arranged away from the first silencer 631. That is, in the first silencer 631 and the second silencer 632, the second silencer 632 is closer to the second inner wall, and there is a third distance between the second inner wall and the second silencer 632. In some implementations, the second inner wall may be a second inner wall of the first exhaust pipe 610 or a second inner wall of the second exhaust pipe 620.

At least two of the first distance, the second distance, and the third distance are different. In this arrangement manner, at least two silencers 630 in the plurality of silencers 630 can be unevenly arranged in the exhaust system 600, so that an airflow rate of exhaust gas is effectively adjusted, thereby improving noise reduction and resistance reduction effects to some extent.

In a further embodiment, the first distance, the second distance, and the third distance are all different. That is, in this arrangement manner, a larger quantity of silencers 630 can be unevenly arranged in the exhaust system 600, so that an airflow rate of exhaust gas is more effectively adjusted, thereby improving noise reduction and resistance reduction effects.

In some implementations, the first inner wall is arranged opposite to the second inner wall. That is, the first inner wall of the first exhaust pipe 610 is arranged opposite to the second inner wall of the first exhaust pipe 610, the first inner wall of the second exhaust pipe 620 is arranged opposite to the second inner wall of the second exhaust pipe 620, and the first inner wall of the first exhaust pipe 610, the second inner wall of the first exhaust pipe 610, the first inner wall of the second exhaust pipe 620, and the second inner wall of the second exhaust pipe 620 may constitute partial inner walls of the exhaust system 600.

In some implementations, there may be at least three silencers 630. At least three silencers 630 in a plurality of silencers 630 are sequentially arranged. Specifically, the at least three silencers 630 in the plurality of silencers 630 are sequentially arranged in the first exhaust pipe 610 in a height direction of the mobile power generation apparatus, and/or the at least three silencers 630 in the plurality of silencers 630 are sequentially arranged in the second exhaust pipe 620 in a traveling direction of the mobile power generation apparatus. In addition, distances between at least two groups of adjacent silencers 630 in the at least three silencers 630 are different. Specifically, referring to FIG. 4, the at least three silencers 630 include the first silencer 631 and the second silencer 632 described above, and further include a third silencer 634. The first silencer 631, the third silencer 634, and the second silencer 632 are sequentially arranged. In other words, the third silencer 634 is located between the first silencer 631 and the second silencer 632. In an arrangement direction of the first silencer 631, the third silencer 634, and the second silencer 632, a distance between the first silencer 631 and the third silencer 634 is different from a distance between the third silencer 634 and the second silencer 632. In this arrangement manner, the at least three silencers 630 in the plurality of silencers 630 can be unevenly arranged, so that an airflow rate of the exhaust gas is effectively adjusted, thereby improving noise reduction and resistance reduction effects.

In an embodiment, in an arrangement direction of the at least three silencers 630, that is, in a same direction, there is the second distance between the first silencer 631 and the first inner wall of the exhaust system 600, and there is the third distance between the second silencer 632 and the first inner wall of the exhaust system 600. The second distance and the third distance may be equal.

In another embodiment, to further effectively adjust the airflow rate of the exhaust gas, the first distance and the second distance are not equal. To be specific, while the distance between the first silencer 631 and the third silencer 634 is not equal to the distance between the third silencer 634 and the second silencer 632, the first distance and the second distance are also different, so that the plurality of silencers 630 can be unevenly arranged in the exhaust system 600, thereby further improving noise reduction and reducing resistance effects.

In an embodiment, no other structure is arranged at an end of the silencer 630 close to the gas outlet 222, for example, a guide portion 633 described below.

In another embodiment, referring to FIG. 4, a guide portion 633 is arranged at an end of the silencer 630 close to the gas outlet 222. The guide portion 633 is arc-shaped, and the arc-shaped guide portion 633 can better guide an airflow, thereby improving exhaust gas emission efficiency, and further reducing exhaust resistance of the gas turbine 220.

Specifically, an extending direction of the first exhaust pipe 610 may be the same as a traveling direction of the mobile power generation apparatus. That is, the extending direction of the first exhaust pipe 610 is a horizontal direction. An extending direction of the second exhaust pipe 620 may be the same as a height direction of the mobile power generation apparatus. That is, the extending direction of the second exhaust pipe 620 is a vertical direction. The exhaust system 600 may further include an arc-shaped curved pipe 640. The first exhaust pipe 610 and the second exhaust pipe 620 are in communication through the arc-shaped curved pipe 640. That is, the arc-shaped curved pipe 640 is used as a transition between the first exhaust pipe 610 and the second exhaust pipe 620. The guide portion 633 is located at the arc-shaped curved pipe 640, and an extending direction of the guide portion 633 is the same as an extending direction of the arc-shaped curved pipe 640, so that the guide portion 633 can guide an airflow.

Additionally/alternatively, in a case that the first exhaust pipe 610 and the second exhaust pipe 620 are in direct communication, the first exhaust pipe 610 and the second exhaust pipe 620 have a junction, the arc-shaped guide portion 633 is arranged at the junction, and the junction is a position at which gas flows from the first exhaust pipe 610 to the second exhaust pipe 620. In this case, an extending direction of the guide portion 633 is the same as a flowing direction of gas in the exhaust system 600 at the junction. To be specific, the extending direction of the guide portion 633 matches a flowing direction change of the gas when flowing from the horizontal direction to the vertical direction, and a flowing direction of the gas at the junction between the first exhaust pipe 610 and the second exhaust pipe 620 is substantially tangent to both the horizontal direction and the vertical direction. In some implementations, a central angle of the arc-shaped guide portion 633 is substantially 90°, so that the guide portion 633 can better guide an airflow at the junction between the first exhaust pipe 610 and the second exhaust pipe 620.

In some implementations, the mobile power generation apparatus disclosed in the present disclosure may further include a lubrication system 710 and a fuel system 720. The lubrication system 710 and the fuel system 720 are arranged on two sides of the vehicle 100 or at positions in the middle of a girder of the vehicle 700. The lubrication system 710 is configured to provide lubricant for the power generator 210 and the gas turbine 220, and the fuel system 720 is configured to provide fuel for the gas turbine 220, thereby ensuring normal and stable working of the power generator 210 and the gas turbine 220. Because the energy storage device 300 can supply power to a lubricant pump of the lubrication system 710, when the power generator 210 and the gas turbine 220 are abnormally shutdown, there is no need for an additional direct-current lubrication system or an external power supply apparatus to ensure normal operation of the lubrication system 710 during shutdown of the power generator 210 and the gas turbine 220.

In some implementations, the mobile power generation apparatus disclosed in the present disclosure may further include a radiator 730. The radiator 730 is configured to cool lubricant in the lubrication system 710. That is, the radiator 730 is a cooling system for the lubrication system 710. The radiator 730 may be arranged on the compartment 200. The radiator 730 ensures normal and stable working of the lubricant pump, the power generator 210, and the gas turbine 220 by cooling the lubricant.

In some implementations, because the ground of a fracturing site or a power-consuming site is generally not level, the vehicle 100 may be in an inclined state, and further, the compartment 200 may be in an inclined state. In this case, the mobile power generation apparatus may further include a support mechanism 740. The support mechanism 740 is arranged on a side surface of the vehicle 100, to adjust levelness of the entire vehicle 100, and further adjust levelness of the power generator 210 and the gas turbine 220, to ensure normal, stable, and safe working of the power generator 210 and the gas turbine 220.

In some implementations, the present disclosure further discloses a fracturing system, including a load module and a power supply module. The power supply module is electrically connected to the load module to supply power to the load module, thereby ensuring that normal working of the load module.

In some implementations, the load module may be the external power-consuming apparatus 430 described above, and the power supply module may be a generator set and/or the mobile power generation apparatus described above. The generator set has a power generation function.

In some implementations, the load module may include a gas fracturing apparatus and an electric fracturing apparatus. The gas fracturing apparatus and the electric fracturing apparatus may coordinate to complete a hydraulic fracturing construction operation at a fracturing site, and the gas fracturing apparatus and the electric fracturing apparatus may serve as a standby apparatus for each other, to improve stability of fracturing operation at a well site, thereby lowering a risk caused by an operating apparatus failure at the site.

The generator set is electrically connected to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus to supply power to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus. Specifically, the generator set may include a gas turbine and a power generator connected to each other. Because the power generator is connected to the gas turbine, a driving force output by the gas turbine during working can drive the power generator to rotate to generate power, so that the generator set has a power generation function. In addition, the generator set is electrically connected to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus by the power generator, so that the power generator supplies power to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus.

In some implementations, a structure and functions of the gas turbine may be consistent with the structure and functions of the gas turbine 220 described above, and a structure and functions of the power generator may be consistent with the structure and functions of the power generator 210 described above. Certainly, this is not specifically limited in this embodiment of the present disclosure provided that the power generator set implements the power generation function through the gas turbine and the power generator.

In some implementations, the power generator of the power generator set may be directly electrically connected to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus to supply power to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus. However, when a voltage transmitted by the power generator is higher or lower, the voltage may be regulated by a transformer in the power generator set to a voltage required by the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus to supply power to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus. Specifically, the power generator may output alternating-current power of 480 V (or another voltage level such as 110 V) externally through the transformer.

Additionally/alternatively, because the mobile power generation apparatus described above includes the power generator 210 and the energy storage device 300, the power generator 210 may be electrically connected to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus to supply power to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus, that is, the gas fracturing apparatus and the electric fracturing apparatus may both obtain power supplied by the power generator 210, thereby ensuring normal working of the gas fracturing apparatus and the electric fracturing apparatus.

Additionally/alternatively, the energy storage device 300 may be electrically connected to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus to supply power to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus, that is, at least one of the gas fracturing apparatus and the electric fracturing apparatus may obtain power supplied by the energy storage device 300, thereby ensuring normal working of the at least one of the gas fracturing apparatus and the electric fracturing apparatus.

In a case that the power generator 210 and the energy storage device 300 supply power to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus, when one of the power generator 210 and the energy storage device 300 cannot supply power to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus, the other thereof supplies power to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus without being affected, that is, it is ensured that the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus can always work normally.

In a case that the generator set and the mobile power generation apparatus jointly supply power to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus, when one of the generator set and the mobile power generation apparatus cannot supply power to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus, the other thereof supplies power to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus without being affected, that is, it is ensured that the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus can always work normally.

In some implementations, the energy storage device 300 may include only a battery 310. The battery 310 may be directly electrically connected to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus to supply power to the gas fracturing apparatus and/or the electric fracturing apparatus.