WO2024063087A1 - 発電システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a power generation system that converts the power generated by a power generation device into power suitable for a load and supplies it.
- Patent Document 1 includes a capacitor connected to a solar cell, and when the amount of power generated by the solar cell exceeds a predetermined value, power from the solar cell is supplied to a load, and the amount of power generated by the solar cell is below a predetermined value. In this case, power from solar cells is used to charge a capacitor.
- One aspect of the present invention provides a power generation system that can utilize the weak power of multiple power generation devices connected in parallel to a power conversion device by charging a capacitor without using a switch element.
- One aspect of the present invention includes a plurality of power generation devices, a plurality of diodes that prevent backflow to each of the plurality of power generation devices, a converter that converts the generated power of the plurality of power generation devices into power suitable for a load, and a capacitor connected to a common wiring that connects the plurality of diodes and the converter.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a circuit configuration of an embodiment of a power generation system.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the PV characteristics of the power generation device shown in FIG. 1.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the relationship between generated power and capacitor voltage.
- the power generation system 1 of the present embodiment converts the power generated by n power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n (n is an integer of 2 or more) into power suitable for a load 4 using a power conversion device 3. Convert and supply.
- the power generation system 1 includes power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n , a connection box 5, and a power conversion device 3.
- the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n are power generation facilities of a type in which the power generated varies depending on the external environment, such as solar cells or plant power generation that generate power from natural energy.
- the power generation device 2 will be described as a solar cell.
- the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n have the same PV characteristics. As shown in FIG. 2, the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n have a PV characteristic in which the maximum power point voltage V MPP , at which the generated power is highest, hardly changes even if the solar radiation changes.
- the junction box 5 includes n input terminals Tin 1 to Tin n connected to the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n , respectively, and an output terminal Tout 1 .
- Input terminals Tin 1 to Tin n are connected to output terminal Tout 1 via backflow prevention diodes D 1 to D n , respectively.
- the diodes D 1 to D n have anodes connected to the input terminals Tin 1 to Tin n , respectively, and cathodes connected to the output terminal Tout 1 .
- the wiring lengths of the lines connecting the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n and the input terminals Tin 1 to Tin n of the junction box 5, respectively, are approximately unified to L 1 .
- the wiring lengths of the lines connecting the input terminals Tin 1 to Tin n and the output terminal Tout 1 are approximately unified to L 2 .
- the power conversion device 3 includes a capacitor 31 and a converter 32.
- the capacitor 31 is connected to the wiring X that connects the output terminal Tout 1 of the junction box 5 and the input terminal Tin 0 of the converter 32. In other words, the capacitor 31 is connected to the wiring X without a switch element.
- the wiring X is a common wiring that connects the cathodes of the diodes D 1 to D n and the input terminal Tin 0 of the converter 32.
- the capacitor 31 shows a charging curve in which the voltage gradually increases from 0V due to charging, and the generated power of the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n is directly charged through the junction box 5.
- the capacitor 31 functions as a buffer that supports the voltage required for the operation of the converter 32 during normal times when the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n generate sufficient power.
- the lower limit of the capacity of the capacitor 31 is determined by the loss of the converter 32, and the upper limit of the capacity of the capacitor 31 is determined by the charging time (power amount) that the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n want to secure during low power generation (weak light in the case of solar cells).
- a nano hybrid capacitor (NHC) or a super redox capacitor (SRC) can be used as the capacitor 31 .
- the converter 32 is a converter that converts the generated power of the power generation device 2 inputted from the input terminal Tin 0 into power suitable for the load 4 and outputs it from the output terminal Tout 0 .
- a DC-AC converter for example, a power conditioner
- a DC-DC converter for example, a charging device
- the converter 32 operates by controlling the capacitor voltage Vc so that the voltage of the capacitor 31, i.e., the voltage of the wiring X (hereinafter referred to as the capacitor voltage Vc), matches a preset voltage command value VA.
- the capacitor voltage Vc is fixed to the voltage command value VA, and the power generated by the power generation device 2 and the output power of the converter 32 are equal.
- the voltage command value VA is determined by setting in advance the voltage drop Vd of the line of wiring length L 3 from the power generating devices 2 1 to 2 n to the converter 32, and determining the maximum power point voltage V MPP of the power generating devices 2 1 to 2 n .
- the voltage drop Vd is subtracted from the voltage drop Vd.
- the shortest distance between each power generation device 2 1 to 2 n and the input terminal Tin0 is shown as the wiring length L 3 , but if the wiring is bent, each wiring The total length of is the wiring length L3 .
- the wiring length L3 is a value obtained by adding the wiring length of the common wiring X to the wiring length L1 +wiring length L2 . That is, the wiring length from the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n to the converter 32 is unified to L 3 .
- the maximum power point voltage V MPP of the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n remains approximately constant even if the solar radiation changes, as described above. Therefore, by controlling the voltage so that the capacitor voltage Vc matches the voltage command value VA (maximum power point voltage V MPP - voltage drop Vd), the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n can operate at the maximum power point MPP. Become.
- the voltage command value VA may be the maximum power point voltage V MPP of the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n .
- the voltage command value VA may be calculated based on the input current Iin of the converter 32, using the maximum power point voltage V MPP and the wiring impedance im of the wiring length L 3 as known values.
- the input current Iin of the converter 32 is detected by an input current sensor 34 built into the converter 32 or an external current sensor.
- the voltage drop Vd of the wiring length L3 can be expressed as wiring impedance im ⁇ input current Iin. Therefore, the converter 32 calculates the voltage command value VA as the maximum power point voltage V MPP - (wiring impedance im ⁇ input current Iin). Since the voltage drop Vd of the wiring length L3 , which changes according to the total power generation amount of the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n , can be reflected, the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n can operate more accurately at the maximum power point MPP. Become.
- the construction contractor installs multiple power generation devices (for example, solar panels) at the installation location, unless specified by the manufacturer, the construction contractor will install a line connecting the multiple power generation devices and the connection box 5. Do not standardize the wiring lengths. If the manufacturer specifies that the wiring lengths of the lines be unified, the lengths of the lines connecting the plurality of power generators and the connection box 5 are almost unified, and the voltage drops in each line are also almost unified.
- the junction box 5 is designed so that the lengths of the plurality of lines in the junction box 5 are approximately equal.
- the converter 32 has an operation stop voltage VL set in advance, and stops the conversion operation when the capacitor voltage Vc becomes lower than the operation stop voltage VL.
- the converter 32 is inactive, the power generated by the power generation device 2 is charged in the capacitor 31, and the capacitor voltage Vc increases.
- the converter 32 is preset with an operation start voltage VH higher than the operation stop voltage. Converter 32 starts a conversion operation when capacitor voltage Vc exceeds operation start voltage VH.
- the operation start voltage VH is set to a value lower than the voltage command value VA.
- Fig. 3 shows the time transition of the total generated power of the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n
- Fig. 3 shows the time transition of the capacitor voltage Vc.
- Capacitor 31 functions as a buffer to support the voltage necessary for operation of converter 32.
- the power output from the converter 32 to the load 4 is equal to the total generated power of the power generating devices 2 1 to 2 n .
- the minimum operating power setting value PL is the operating power of the converter 32 below which the efficiency of the converter 32 is low and most of the generated power of the power generation device 2 is lost in the converter 32.
- the minimum operating power setting value PL is not a value set externally but a value set according to the characteristics of the converter 32.
- the converter 32 stops the conversion operation.
- the capacitor 31 is charged with the total generated power of the power generators 2 1 to 2 n . From time T 2 to time T 3 , capacitor voltage Vc increases. That is, even if the total generated power of the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n is less than the minimum operating power setting value PL and the power is so weak that it is lost in the converter 32, the capacitor 31 is charged.
- the converter 32 When the capacitor voltage Vc exceeds the operation start voltage VH at time T3 , the converter 32 starts the conversion operation. When the capacitor voltage Vc decreases and falls below the operation stop voltage VL at time T4 , the converter 32 stops the conversion operation.
- the weak electric power generated by the power generating devices 2 1 to 2 n from time T 2 to time T 3 is charged to the capacitor 31, and then supplied to the load 4 by the converter 32 from time T 3 to time T 4 .
- the capacitor voltage Vc exceeds the operation start voltage VH and the power generated by the power generation device 2 exceeds the minimum operating power setting value PL at time T5 when the converter 32 starts the conversion operation, the capacitor voltage Vc is A transition will be made to a state where the voltage command value VA is fixed.
- the power conversion device can also be described as follows.
- the power generation system 1 includes power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n and a plurality of diodes D 1 to D n (junction boxes) that prevent backflow to the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n , respectively. 5), a converter 32 that converts the power generated by the power generators 2 1 to 2 n into power suitable for the load, and a capacitor 31 connected to the wiring X that connects the junction box 5 and the converter 32. Be prepared.
- the weak power of the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n connected in parallel to the power conversion device 3 is charged to the capacitor 31 without using a switch element. Can be used.
- the power generation system 1 can efficiently generate power using each of the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n even if the solar radiation is different.
- the converter 32 may perform constant voltage control so that the capacitor voltage Vc of the capacitor 31 becomes a preset voltage command value VA.
- the power generated by the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n can be efficiently utilized.
- the respective wiring lengths L 3 from the plurality of power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n to the converter 32 are set equal, and the voltage command value VA is It may be set to a value obtained by subtracting the voltage drop Vd due to a line with a wiring length L 3 from the maximum power point voltage V MPP of 1 to 2 n .
- the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n can be operated at the maximum power point MPP.
- mounting multiple solar panels on a moving object can shorten the wiring length L3 , so it is not practical to consider the voltage drop Vd due to the wiring length L3 .
- a power generation system 1 can be constructed.
- the converter 32 performs constant voltage control so that the capacitor voltage Vc of the capacitor 31 becomes the maximum power point voltage V MPP of the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n . Good too.
- the voltage command value VA when the wiring length L3 is short and the voltage drop Vd is small, the voltage command value VA can be set without considering the wiring length L3 . , the setting of the voltage command value VA can be simplified.
- the converter 32 stops operation when the voltage of the capacitor 31 falls below a preset operation stop voltage VL lower than the voltage command value VA, and The operation may be started when the voltage exceeds a preset operation start voltage VH which is higher than the operation stop voltage VL.
- the switching element can be activated by simply setting the operation stop voltage VL at which the converter 32 stops operating and the operation start voltage VH at which the converter 32 starts operating.
- the weak power of the power generation devices 2 1 to 2 n can be used to charge the capacitor 31 without using it.
- the converter 32 performs constant voltage control so that the capacitor voltage Vc of the capacitor 31 becomes the voltage command value VA calculated based on the input current Iin. Good too.
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本発明の各実施形態にかかる電力変換装置は、以下のように記載することもできる。
(1)本実施の一実施形態にかかる発電システム1は、発電装置21~2nと、発電装置21~2nへの逆流をそれぞれ防止する複数のダイオードD1~Dn(接続箱5)と、発電装置21~2nの発電電力を負荷に適合する電力に変換する変換器32と、接続箱5と変換器32とを接続する配線Xに接続されたキャパシタ31と、を備える。
21~2n 発電装置
3 電力変換装置
4 負荷
5 接続箱
31 キャパシタ
32 変換器
34 入力電流センサ
D1~Dn ダイオード
im 配線インピーダンス
Iin 入力電流
MPP 最大電力点
PL 最低動作電力設定値
VA 電圧指令値
VH 動作開始電圧
VL 動作停止電圧
VMPP 最大電力点電圧
Vc キャパシタ電圧
Vd 電圧降下
X 配線
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- 複数の発電装置と、
複数の前記発電装置への逆流をそれぞれ防止する複数のダイオードと、
複数の前記発電装置の発電電力を負荷に適合する電力に変換する変換器と、
複数の前記ダイオードと前記変換器とを接続する共通の配線に接続されたキャパシタと、を備える発電システム。 - 前記変換器は、前記キャパシタのキャパシタ電圧が予め設定された電圧指令値になるように定電圧制御する請求項1に記載の発電システム。
- 複数の前記発電装置から前記変換器までのそれぞれの配線長が等しく設定され、
前記電圧指令値は、前記発電装置の最大電力点電圧から前記配線長のラインによる電圧降下を減算した値に設定されている請求項2に記載の発電システム。 - 前記変換器は、前記キャパシタのキャパシタ電圧が前記発電装置の最大電力点電圧になるように定電圧制御する請求項2に記載の発電システム。
- 前記変換器は、前記キャパシタの電圧が前記電圧指令値よりも低い予め設定された動作停止電圧を下回ると動作を停止させ、前記キャパシタの電圧が前記動作停止電圧よりも高い予め設定された動作開始電圧を上回ると動作を開始させる請求項2に記載の発電システム。
- 前記変換器は、前記キャパシタのキャパシタ電圧が、前記変換器への入力電流に基づいて算出される電圧指令値になるように定電圧制御する請求項1に記載の発電システム。
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