Patent classifications
Y02P80/14
Storage battery equipment
A storage battery equipment includes a converter, a system interconnection inverter, and a controller. The converter extracts direct current power from a storage battery, then converts a voltage of the direct current power and outputs the direct current power. The system interconnection inverter converts the direct current power outputted from the converter into an alternating current power. The controller controls the system interconnection inverter such that an amount of power output from the system interconnection inverter to a load matches a preset target discharge amount.
A DISTRICT THERMAL ENERGY DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
The present invention relates to a district thermal energy distribution system comprising a thermal energy circuit comprising a hot and a cold conduit for allowing flow of heat transfer liquid therethrough, a thermal energy consumer heat exchanger and a thermal energy generator heat exchanger. The thermal energy consumer heat exchanger is selectively connected to the hot conduit via a thermal energy consumer valve or a thermal energy consumer pump. The thermal energy generator heat exchanger is selectively connected to the cold conduit via a thermal energy generator valve or a thermal energy generator pump.
System and method for controlling multi-frequencies of a microgrid
The present invention relates to a voltage source converter based DC connection method and a control method for implementing a system for maintaining respective different frequencies (multi-frequencies) by reflecting load quality levels of respective microgrids when multiple stand-alone microgrids are connected to each other in which voltage source converters (VSCs) installed at connection points of the microgrids for effectively controlling respective microgrids having different frequency control ranges present an effective control method based on a concept using normalizing frequencies of unit microgrids to be similarly applied in an islanded operation mode of multiple grid-connected microgrids as well as multiple stand-alone microgrids to avoid the same frequency criterion and enable an economic operation to which the load power quality level of the microgrid is reflected, thereby minimizing a transient to stably operate a microgrid system.
STAND-ALONE MICRO-GRID AUTONOMOUS CONTROL SYSTEM AND METHOD
Disclosed in a stand-alone micro-grid autonomous control system including: at least one battery system directly changing a reference frequency thereof according to a charge amount, and providing power having the changed reference frequency; at least one power generator measuring the reference frequency from the power provided form the at least one battery system, and starting generating power or stopping generating power based on the measured reference frequency; and at least one load measuring the reference frequency from the power provided from the battery system, and performing a synchronization operation or a synchronization releasing operation based on the measured reference frequency.
Heat energy transport system, heat interchange system, and heat energy transport method
The heat medium transport paths are arranged between the first building and the second building and transport heat media that transport heat energy. A temperature distribution acquisition means acquires the temperature distribution of the heat media that have temperatures being different from each other in the heat medium transport paths and that are sequentially transported in a state of having a predetermined length in the transport direction in the heat medium transport paths. A control means receives a load request of an air conditioner of the first building, and when a heat medium having the heat energy that satisfies the load request received reaches the first building, based on the temperature distribution acquired by the temperature distribution acquisition means, the control means causes the air conditioner of the first building to take out the heat energy from the heat medium reached.
Method for Configuring a Switched-Mode Power Supply
A method for configuring a switched-mode power supply with multiple output channels, where the switched-mode power supply includes at least one operating element for each output channel, where the operating element is used to manually adjust an operating parameter for the corresponding output channel, the switched-mode power supply also includes an interface for performing a remote configuration, where each manually adjusted operating parameter is output to a remote configuring unit via the interface, and each manually adjusted operating parameter is transferred into a switched-mode power supply configuration that is set via the configuring unit such that, in a manual mode, adjusted operating parameters are transferred into the remote configuration and are used in a remote mode upon restarting the switched-mode power supply.
Inverter, method for operating an inverter and energy supply installation with an inverter
The invention relates to an inverter with at least one DC input for connecting to an energy producing device and/or an energy store and with a multiphase AC output for connecting to a local energy distribution network, which is coupled to a likewise multiphase master energy supply network via a switching device. The inverter is characterised in that it has a control terminal for connecting to the switching device such that individual phases of the local energy distribution network can be selectively connected to or disconnected from corresponding phases of the energy supply network via the control terminal, and is intended, in the event of a network error of at least one but not all phases of the energy supply network, to separate, via the control terminal, the at least one defective phase of the energy supply network from the corresponding phase of the local energy distribution network and to supply the at least one separated phase of the local energy distribution network with network-compatible alternating voltage. The invention also relates to a method for operating such an inverter and to an energy supply installation with an inverter.
Decoupling synchrophasor based control system for multiple distributed energy resources
A method and system to control distributed energy resources in an electric power system includes generation, storage and controllable loads. The system uses time synchronized measurements of voltage phasor and current phasors and their derivative information that may include real and reactive power to regulate and decouple both static and dynamic effects of real and reactive power flow through the local electric power system connected to the area electric power system. The method and system provides precise real and reactive power demand set point pairs; damping of real and reactive power fluctuations in the local electric power system; decoupling between real and reactive power demand response set points by means of a multivariable control system that uses time synchronized measurements of voltage and current phasors and their derivative information.
SMALL GRID LOAD CONTROL
A microgrid is disclosed which includes a number of electrical loads and a number of potential grid forming sources. The potential grid forming sources can include an electrical grid, PhotoVoltaic (PV) system, energy storage system, and a generator, among potential others. The microgrid can operate in islanded mode. A controller can be used to control the powered state of the electrical loads and potential grid forming sources through use of a priority list of actions in which the controller determines whether adding or removing electrical loads will alleviate a power imbalance. In some forms the controller can tally the electrical loads by considering a potential power source (such as one of the potential grid forming sources placed in a mode to provide power to the microgrid) as a negative load. A validity check can be provided in the priority list to assist in determining whether an action can be taken.
Generator dispatching or load shedding control method and system for microgrid applications
A microgrid power generation system includes a plurality of generators having a plurality of different rated capacities and a plurality of distribution nodes, at least some of the distribution nodes being powered by the generators. A grid is formed by the distribution nodes, the grid includes a system frequency. A plurality of loads are powered by the grid through the distribution nodes, the loads have a power demand. A processor includes a plurality of efficiency bands, each of the efficiency bands being for a corresponding one of the generators and including a plurality of generator switching points based upon droop of the system frequency and the power demand of the loads. The processor is structured to operate the generators and the loads under transient conditions based upon the efficiency bands.