WO2004100337A1 - 系統連系インバータを含む電源装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a power supply device including a grid-connected inverter, for example, a DC power supply such as a solar cell or a fuel cell, or a DC power supply formed by rectifying AC power generated from a gas turbine generator, a wind power generator, or the like.
- the present invention relates to a power supply device including a grid-connected inverter that transforms a voltage of a power supply and supplies an inverted AC power to a load connected to a commercial AC power supply (hereinafter referred to as a system power supply).
- the required power of the line load in the power generation facility premises fluctuates every moment.
- the power generation capacity of the power generation equipment is determined by the sunshine conditions of solar cells, for example, and the generated power cannot immediately follow the required power of the line load.
- the required power of the line load is less than the generated power, surplus power is generated, and the surplus generated power goes to the system power supply side, resulting in a so-called reverse power flow. Therefore, a method is generally adopted in which the generated power is kept approximately constant, a pseudo load (for example, a power resistor such as a heater) is provided, and the surplus power is absorbed by the pseudo load according to the fluctuation of the line load (for example, , Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-320210 and Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-281672).
- the line load changes every moment, it cannot be predicted in advance.
- the size of the pseudo load actually includes manufacturing errors and the like, and fluctuates depending on the environment such as temperature and humidity. It is not always easy to accurately supply surplus power, other than the power consumed by the line load, to the dummy load, of the power output generated at a constant pace.
- a thyristor for example, is used as a power element to control the switching of the dummy load, and the power element is controlled linearly by the conduction angle, the output voltage or output current waveform of the inverter will be distorted and the THD (Total Harmonic Distortion) may exceed the specified value.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-described circumstances, and it is possible to accurately supply surplus power that fluctuates every moment to a dummy load with a simple facility configuration, and to obtain a relationship between an output voltage and a distortion wave rate of an output current. It is an object of the present invention to provide a power supply device including a grid-connected inverter capable of suppressing an influence on an electromagnetic wave interference without impairing the electromagnetic wave interference.
- a power supply device including a system interconnection inverter includes: a system interconnection inverter that converts DC power into AC power and supplies the AC power to a load connected to a system power supply; and a power element connected to the load. Pseudo-loads connected in parallel via a circuit, a circuit installed on the load and the system power supply for detecting voltage and current, and a system power flow based on the system voltage and current detected by the circuit. An arithmetic unit for performing arithmetic processing, and a control unit for turning on and off the power element of the pseudo load based on a numerical value of the power flow calculated by the arithmetic unit.
- the arithmetic processing is performed by detecting a system voltage value and a current value flowing into and out of the load side from the system power supply by a circuit that detects a system voltage and a current installed on the load and the system power supply side. Based on the value and the current value, the power value flowing into and out of the load from the system power supply is calculated at regular intervals, such as one cycle or half a cycle of AC, and the calculated power is also computed at a constant cycle such as one cycle or half cycle of the AC. By sequentially accumulating the values, the state value of the power flow is calculated. In the calculation of the power value, it is preferable to perform an integration calculation between zero-cross points of one or half periods of the alternating current.
- the power value may be calculated from a peak value.
- the operation cycle is not necessarily one cycle or half cycle of AC. It does not need to be, and can be any fixed period. For example, two or three AC cycles may be used. Then, the power element is turned on and the pseudo load is turned on at the next cycle in which the accumulated value (state value) of the calculation of the power value in the constant cycle (state value) has become equal to or less than zero, or after an arbitrary time. To supply power.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an outline of a power supply device including a system interconnection inverter according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of the controller in FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a time chart showing an operation example of the calculation unit and the control unit of the controller shown in FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a modification of FIG. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic configuration of a power supply device including a system interconnection inverter according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the DC power supply 11 is a DC power supply such as a solar cell or a fuel cell, or a DC power supply obtained by rectifying an AC output of a gas turbine generator. Since the output voltage of the DC power supply 11 is generally low, it is boosted by a DC / DC converter 12 or the like to a voltage sufficient to form an AC voltage of the system power supply. Supplied to 3. When the output voltage of the DC power supply 11 is high, the voltage is reduced as necessary.
- the inverter 13 is provided with a power switching element, and the on / off control of the electric switching element is performed by, for example, a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal supplied from the controller 15, and the alternating power that is inversely converted from the DC power is output. It is output from its output end. Since the output voltage waveform of the inverter 13 is formed by a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal, it contains a large amount of harmonic components. Therefore, the harmonic component is removed by the filter 16, and the sine wave voltage of the inverter output is connected to the system power supply and supplied to the load line 18 connected to the load 17.
- PWM pulse width modulation
- the power generation equipment from the DC power supply 11 to the load 17 is located in the premises of the power generation equipment installer.
- the load line 18 to which the load 17 is connected is connected to a system power supply 20 outside the premises of the power generation facility installer. Therefore, for example, during a time period during which the DC power supply 11 such as a solar cell does not generate power, power is supplied to the load equipment 17 by power transmission from the system power supply 20 side. Also, when the amount of power generated by the DC power supply 11 is smaller than the required power of the load equipment 17, a part of the power consumed by the load equipment 17 is sent from the system power supply 2 ⁇ side.
- the system interconnection inverter device of this embodiment is suitable when such a reverse power flow is not recognized at all. That is, when the amount of generated power of the DC power supply 11 exceeds the required amount of power of the load 17, surplus power of the inverter output power is supplied to the pseudo load 21 via the power element 22.
- the dummy load 21 a device capable of storing energy such as a battery charger or a flywheel, or a power resistor such as a heater may be used. That is, in the case of a battery charger, etc., surplus power can be stored as power energy.In the case of a heater, etc., load energy is supplied to a power resistor to convert the power energy into heat energy, Surplus power can be absorbed by heating the water and the like placed around it.
- the power element 22 for example, various power switching elements such as SSR (solid state relay) or thyristor and relay are used. Turning on power element 22 supplies surplus power of the inverter output to pseudo load 21. Turning off power element 22 shuts off power supply to pseudo load 21.
- the power element 22 be turned on and off between the zero cross points every half cycle or one cycle so as not to impair the output voltage of the inverter and the distortion wave rate (THD) of the output current waveform. .
- half cycle At the time of each control, in order not to output the DC component, control is performed so that the positive half-wave or the negative half-wave is not output continuously. Control so that the output is balanced. If the distortion rate (THD) of the waveform can be neglected, it is possible to perform on-off control at any fixed time interval without taking into consideration that the distortion rate (THD) is performed at a cycle such as zero crossing.
- the reverse power flow of the power flowing from the load 17 to the system power supply 20 is detected by the current detector 23 and the voltage detector 24.
- the current detector 23 is connected to the current sensor circuit 25 and inputs the detected current value to the controller 15.
- the voltage detector 24 is connected to the voltage sensor circuit 26, and similarly inputs the detected voltage value to the controller 15.
- the current detector 23 is disposed at a connection to the system power supply, and detects a current input to and output from the system power supply.
- the voltage detector 24 is disposed on the output side of the filters 1 and 6, and detects the voltage of the system power supply.
- the controller 15 calculates the detected current value and voltage value at regular intervals such as one cycle or half cycle of the alternating current, so that the power values flowing into and out of the system power supply 20 and the load 17 are obtained. Detected by controller 15. At this time, the power flowing from the system power supply 20 to the load line 18 is a forward flow, and the power flowing from the load line 18 to the system power supply 20 is a reverse flow. Therefore, the magnitude of the so-called reverse power flow flowing from the load line 18 to the system power supply 20 can be detected from the calculation result.
- FIG. 2 shows a configuration example of a control device that supplies surplus power to a dummy load.
- an SSR (solid state relay) 22 a is used as a power element for controlling power supply to the pseudo load 21 connected in parallel to the load 17.
- the controller 15 includes a power calculator 28 that processes signals input from the current sensor circuit 25 and the voltage sensor circuit 26 to calculate the power flowing from the load to the grid power supply. To detect.
- various power switching elements such as relays and thyristors can be used as power elements instead of solid state relays (SSRs).
- the power detected by the power calculation unit 28 is input to the calculation unit 29, and the detected power is calculated at regular intervals such as one cycle or half cycle of the alternating current, and the power flow at that time is calculated. Detects the magnitude (power value) of the so-called reverse power flow.
- the calculation unit 29 adds (subtracts) the power value for each fixed cycle such as one cycle or half cycle of AC, and calculates the pseudo load 21 based on the magnitude of the accumulated power value (state value of the power flow) calculated.
- a control unit 30 for generating a control signal for turning on / off the power element 22 a of the power supply.
- the calculation unit 29 and the control unit 30 calculate the power detected by the power calculation unit 28 at regular intervals such as one AC cycle or half cycle, and accumulate at each cycle. Then, in the next cycle in which the accumulated value becomes a predetermined level, for example, zero or less, the power element 22 a is turned on to supply power to the dummy load 21. Therefore, at this time, the pseudo load 21 absorbs all or a part of the power generated by the inverter, and the total power required by the pseudo load and the load 17 exceeds the supply power of the inverter. It is supplied as normal current from zero.
- the magnitude of the reverse power flow with the power element 22 turned off is accumulated for each cycle, and this state value (accumulated value) is a constant value (for example, the pseudo load 2).
- this state value accumulated value
- the output power of the inverter can be absorbed by the pseudo load by turning on the power element 22. It can supply the normal tidal current. Therefore, on the average, reverse power flow can be canceled by forward power flow, and reverse power flow can be prevented from occurring on the system power supply side.
- the controller 15 is configured by a microcomputer or the like, and the power calculation unit 28, the calculation unit 29, and the control unit 30 are all configured as logic calculation means provided inside the microcomputer. Since the calculating means simply adds the output value of the power calculating unit for each minute time, it can be realized by an extremely simple program processing.
- the controller 15 also includes a storage unit 31 composed of a storage device such as a memory for storing the power flow data calculated by the calculation unit 29, and an output unit 32 that outputs the data to display means or the like. Have.
- the controller 15 includes a selector 33 for selecting ON / OFF of the power flow control.
- the operations of the power calculation unit and the calculation unit are performed on the basis of one AC cycle or half cycle of the system power supply. That is, in the 5 OHz area, one cycle is 20 ms ec, and in the 60 Hz area, it is 16.67 ms ec, and the power value is calculated every cycle or half cycle. Addition (subtraction) of the operation results, and processing such as the output of the control unit is performed based on the accumulated value (state value of the power flow).
- the example shown in FIG. 3 shows the result of addition / subtraction (accumulation) of the operation value (power value) in the operation unit every 20 msec, and the output control signal to the power element in the control unit.
- T 2 , ⁇ ⁇ is determined in 20 msec each.
- the load changes from 1 kW to 800 W at time Ti. ing. Then, for example, 500 W is given as an initial value of the system power accumulated value (state value) at time T.
- the power output is lk W and the required power of the load is 80 OW Therefore, when the pseudo load is off, a reverse flow of 20 OW occurs. For this reason, at time T 2, the system power accumulated value is 3 00 W (5 00 W- 200 W) , and the at time T 3, the system power accumulated values 1 0 0W (3 0 0W - 2 00 W ).
- the accumulated system power value at this time is 700 W (—100 W— (1 800 W)). Then, at time T 6 through T 9, for control signals of the power element 2 2 a in the control unit 3 0 are both OFF, the dummy load is not powered in the meantime, the reverse flow of 200W state It becomes. Therefore grid power accumulated value becomes 5 0 0 W at T 6.
- the power accumulated value at time T 7 is 3 0 OW
- the power cumulative value in T 8 is 1 00W
- the power cumulative value in T 9 one 1 00 W and ing. Accordingly, an ON signal is formed for the power elements in the next time T Q. That is, at this point, the accumulated value of the reverse power flow 80 OW in the periods T 6 , T 7 , T 8 , and T g is the period ⁇ ⁇ . In the meantime, the reverse power flow does not occur in the system power supply 20 due to the cancellation of the forward power flow in. Then, ⁇ 2. Later! ⁇ ⁇ ! ⁇ . Cycle is repeated.
- the arithmetic unit 29 accumulates (subtracts) the power value of the reverse power flow from the initial value, and when the accumulated value turns negative, the control unit 30 returns to the next cycle. supplying an oN signal to the power element 2 2, by which c power generated power equivalent is obtained so as to absorb the dummy load, the average point of view, the accumulated value and accumulated in the forward wave of backward flow
- the calculated value is automatically balanced, and the occurrence of reverse power flow to the grid power supply can be prevented on average.
- the magnitude of the reverse power flow is detected by calculation for every 20 msec or 16.67 msec, or each half cycle thereof, and this is sequentially added / subtracted (accumulated), and a forward current corresponding to this is calculated. Since the pseudo load is turned on, the surplus power of the generated power can be accurately supplied to the pseudo load according to the required power of the load that fluctuates every moment. No reverse power flow occurs as a whole You can do so.
- the system power, inverter output, pseudo load, and load size are all expressed as integers in the above, but in actuality, the system power is calculated in smaller units by the voltage-current sensor. Since the calculation is performed by accumulating the power values by addition and subtraction, the power flow can be calculated accurately as a result. Therefore, the production error of the pseudo load and the load fluctuates every moment In this case, the surplus power can be supplied to the dummy load accurately.
- control unit 30 determines ON / OFF of the power element on condition that the accumulation result of the accumulation value of the operation unit 29 is smaller than zero.
- control unit 30 determines ON / OFF of the power element on condition that the accumulation result of the accumulation value of the operation unit 29 is smaller than zero.
- a load capacity slightly larger than the rated output of the inverter is generally selected when designing the hardware. For example, if the inverter rated output is 1 kW, select a 1.2 kW heater as a dummy load. If the user's power consumption during normal use is known in advance, the pseudo load capacity should be selected accordingly.
- the power consumption of the pseudo load can be adjusted according to the ON / OFF pattern of the power element.
- a circuit for detecting the current flowing into and out of the pseudo load be added, and that the set value of the power consumed by the pseudo load be input by setting means such as a touch panel, for example, separately from the capacity of the pseudo load.
- power supply and supply to the dummy load are set for each time zone, so that power supply and supply to the dummy load are switched according to the time of day and night, for example. It is also possible to do so.
- the power flow data calculated by the calculation unit 29 is stored in a storage device 31 such as a memory, and the system power flow is displayed on a display device such as an LED by data processing means such as a digital filter as described later. it can.
- the stored power flow data is output to an external device via the output unit 32, so that the state of the power flow before and after the occurrence of the failure can be used as a reference for repair work, or the user can use the power flow. It is possible to predict or refer to the economic effects of power sales or reverse power flow from the power flow conditions.
- the external host device By outputting the power flow data calculated by the calculation unit 29 to an external device by signal or communication, the external host device can be connected to the grid interconnection. It is possible to grasp not only the output of the inverter but also the entire power flow including the load.
- the set capacity of the pseudo load described above is input from the external host device through communication or contact. It is also possible to perform control based on the settings.
- the external host device adjusts the power supply based on the power flow data to enable economical operation according to the load side requirements.
- the power flow has a reverse power flow of 200 W every time except for the period when the power element is turned on from the last time the power element was turned on to the current time,
- the value of the reverse power flow, 200 W is smoothed by a moving average method or the like, and can be calculated as a command value to decrease the supplied power.
- the external host device reduces the supply power from 1 kW to 800 W at a relatively slow speed and performs adjustment control, so that finally the inverter output and the load The balance and reverse power flow can be prevented.
- the inverter output and the load are balanced, for example, when the load increases by 100 W, the power flow becomes 100 W of the forward power flow. At that time, the power element is naturally turned off.
- the forward current value of 100 W is smoothed by a moving average method or the like, and can be calculated as a command value for increasing the supplied power.
- the external host device increases the supply power from 800 W to 90 OW at a relatively low speed and performs the adjustment control.
- the impeller output can be balanced with the load under the condition that no reverse power flow occurs. Here, care must be taken that the inverter output does not exceed the maximum output of 1 kW.
- the control for turning on and off the pseudo load can be selected by the selection unit 33.
- this control is performed when reverse power flow and power sales are not recognized. However, it may be preferable to perform this control even when power sales are permitted.
- the result of comparison between the case where power is sold and the case where electric energy is stored or converted into heat energy by supplying power to the dummy load by this selection unit 33, based on the advantages and disadvantages such as economic effects Thus, there is an advantage that the user can set to turn on / off the control.
- FIG. 4 shows a configuration example of a control system according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- the difference from the control system shown in FIG. 2 is that the embodiment shown in FIG. 2 uses an SSR (sol id state relay) as a power element, whereas the embodiment shown in FIG. Lister 22b is used.
- SSR sol id state relay
- FIG. Lister 22b is used.
- Other configurations are exactly the same.
- the thyristor 22b is turned on during the firing period according to the firing angle command value. Therefore, T 5, 1 in the example shown in FIG. 3, for example.
- T 5, 1 in the example shown in FIG. 3, for example.
- By supplying an ON signal as in, etc. all sections in each cycle are fired, and all sections in that section are turned on.
- the surplus power can be accurately absorbed by the pseudo load and the reverse power flow can be prevented. This is the same as the embodiment shown in FIG.
- the firing angle it is possible to adjust the amount of power supplied to the dummy load by controlling the firing angle.
- the maximum power consumption of the dummy load is 1 kW
- the generated power is 1 kW
- there is no load all firing is adopted
- the load power is, for example, 20 OW
- the pseudo load power consumption can be changed to 80 OW without changing the heater capacity, which is the amount of power absorbed by the pseudo load.
- the power capacity of the pseudo load corresponds to the load power, and the total power consumption matches the generated power. It is possible to adjust.
- the power element and the dummy load are connected between the output filter and the system power supply or load. If the power element and the dummy load are connected to another place, for example, if the power element and the dummy load are connected before the output filter, the harmonic contained in the inverter output is directly transmitted to the dummy load. It has the negative effect of generating noise voltage (noise) for the entire power supply.
- the circuit that detects the inflow and outflow currents can be added not only to the system power supply 20 but also to the load 17, the inverter 13, and / or the pseudo load 21, so that the The power consumption of the load and the power flowing backward can be more easily recognized.
- the controller of the inverter calculates the power flow to the system power supply at regular intervals such as one cycle or half cycle of AC, and calculates the constant cycle such as one cycle or half cycle of AC.
- the reverse power flow does not occur on the system power supply side on average by providing a calculation unit that performs sequential addition calculation of the calculated power value and a power element that controls the power supply to the pseudo load based on the calculation result.
- the amount of power supplied to the dummy load can be controlled.
- the configuration of the arithmetic unit and the control unit can be realized by simple program processing such as a computer with a microphone, and the power elements are very simple such as SSR (sol id state relay) or relays and thyristors.
- the present invention transforms the voltage of a DC power supply such as a solar cell or a fuel cell, or a DC power supply formed by rectifying AC power generated from a gas turbine generator, a wind power generator, or the like, into a commercial AC system power supply. It can be used for a power supply unit that includes a grid-connected inverter that supplies AC power that has been inverted to a connected load.
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