CN120016953B - Distributed photovoltaic heat collection power generation energy storage control system for residential area - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a distributed photovoltaic heat collection power generation and energy storage control system for a residential area, which is characterized in that a photovoltaic device adjusting module dynamically adjusts angles of photovoltaic panels according to seasons and environmental changes to maximize light energy absorption efficiency and formulate an operation scheme, a photovoltaic device evaluation module monitors power generation performance of each device to identify abnormal devices with poor performance, a charge and discharge decision module intelligently plans a charge and discharge strategy according to the efficiency of a time and an energy storage device to balance power supply and demand, a heat collection device adjusting module optimizes heat collection efficiency through comprehensive coefficients, a heat collection device evaluation module evaluates heat conversion efficiency and cleanliness to screen out abnormal devices, and a comprehensive feedback module transmits all monitoring data and generated optimization schemes to a control terminal in real time so that management personnel can respond timely and take necessary maintenance measures. The accurate adjustment of photovoltaic power generation equipment and heat collecting equipment is realized, abnormal photovoltaic power generation equipment and heat collecting equipment are accurately identified, and the safety of an energy storage system is ensured.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of integrated control of photovoltaic heat collection, power generation and energy storage, in particular to a distributed photovoltaic heat collection, power generation and energy storage control system for residential areas.
Background
With the increasing global demand for clean energy and the progressive exhaustion of traditional energy, solar energy has received widespread attention as a form of clean, renewable energy. In the residential area field, a distributed Photovoltaic (PV) heat collection, power generation and energy storage control system becomes an important solution, not only can solar energy resources be effectively utilized, but also the intermittent and unstable problems of Photovoltaic power generation can be solved through an energy storage technology, and the quality and reliability of power supply are improved.
Although the distributed photovoltaic heat collection power generation energy storage control system has great potential in terms of clean energy utilization, the prior art still faces some problems to be solved, namely, the lack of an effective abnormality detection mechanism, the existing method focuses more on static indexes, and potential risk points in the dynamic operation process are ignored, for example, when extreme climate events or equipment aging are encountered, simple performance coefficient calculation may not be enough to comprehensively reflect the real state of the equipment, the situation that an energy storage device is excessively charged and discharged or the utilization rate is insufficient may occur in the existing energy storage strategy of most systems, so that the service life of a battery is influenced, the existing method focuses on acquiring heat collection quantity and related parameters to evaluate the performance of the heat collection equipment, and in actual operation, the performance of the heat collection equipment is influenced by various factors, such as surface cleanliness, heat conversion efficiency and the like, so that the existing method cannot accurately evaluate the performance of the heat collection equipment.
Therefore, how to accurately realize the adjustment of the photovoltaic power generation device and the heat collection device, accurately identify the abnormal photovoltaic power generation device and the heat collection device, and ensure the safety of the energy storage system is a problem which needs to be solved by those skilled in the art.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above, the invention provides a distributed photovoltaic heat collection power generation energy storage control system for residential areas, which realizes the accurate adjustment of photovoltaic power generation equipment and heat collection equipment, accurately identifies abnormal photovoltaic power generation equipment and heat collection equipment, ensures the safety and economy of an energy storage system, greatly improves the application efficiency and service quality of clean energy, and provides powerful support for promoting the development of green residential areas.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the present invention adopts the following technical scheme:
a distributed photovoltaic thermal-arrest power generation energy storage control system for a residential area, comprising:
The photovoltaic equipment adjusting module is used for acquiring the angles of photovoltaic panels of all photovoltaic power generation equipment in the residential area and determining a first adjusting scheme for the operation of all the photovoltaic power generation equipment by combining the seasonal and environmental influences;
The photovoltaic equipment evaluation module is used for acquiring the generated energy and the environmental information of each photovoltaic power generation equipment, obtaining a first performance coefficient of each photovoltaic power generation equipment, and further determining the photovoltaic power generation equipment with the performance not reaching the standard as abnormal photovoltaic equipment;
The charging and discharging decision module is used for obtaining a charging execution coefficient based on the time period and the charging and discharging efficiency of the energy storage device, obtaining a charging scheme of the energy storage device based on the charging execution coefficient and obtaining a discharging scheme based on electricity demand;
the heat collecting equipment adjusting module is used for acquiring the heat collecting quantity and related parameters of each heat collecting equipment to obtain a comprehensive coefficient, and determining a second adjusting scheme for the operation of each heat collecting equipment based on the comprehensive coefficient;
The heat collecting equipment evaluation module is used for acquiring the heat conversion efficiency and the cleanliness factor of each heat collecting equipment to obtain a second performance coefficient and further determining the heat collecting equipment with the performance not reaching the standard as abnormal heat collecting equipment, and the heat collecting equipment evaluation module is used for acquiring the heat conversion efficiency and the cleanliness factor of each heat collecting equipment to obtain a second performance coefficient
And the comprehensive feedback module is used for feeding the abnormal photovoltaic equipment, the abnormal heat collection equipment, the first adjustment scheme, the charging scheme, the discharging scheme and the second adjustment scheme back to the control terminal.
Preferably, the photovoltaic device adjustment module function implementation process includes:
acquiring a photovoltaic panel angle theta i of each photovoltaic power generation device and a proper panel angle theta 0i (t) at the current time t;
Obtaining a seasonal adjustment factor S (t) based on the seasonal influence;
Obtaining an environmental impact factor E i(I,Ti of the ith photovoltaic power generation equipment based on the real-time measured illumination intensity I and the real-time temperature T i of the surface of the photovoltaic panel of the ith photovoltaic power generation equipment;
Obtaining an adjustment coefficient K θi of each photovoltaic power generation apparatus based on the photovoltaic panel angle θ i, the suitable panel angle θ 0i (t), the seasonal adjustment factor S (t), and the environmental impact factor E i(I,Ti):
Wherein W represents a weight factor, and delta theta represents a photovoltaic panel angle deviation threshold;
determining a photovoltaic power generation device needing to adjust the angle of the photovoltaic panel as the first adjusting device based on the adjusting coefficient;
and obtaining the adjusting direction and the adjusting amount of the angle of the photovoltaic panel of the first adjusting device based on the angle deviation of the photovoltaic panel of the first adjusting device as the first adjusting scheme and executing the first adjusting scheme.
Preferably, the seasonal adjustment factor S (t) is specifically:
Where a s denotes an amplitude adjustment coefficient, t d denotes a current date, and t s denotes a date of winter or summer.
Preferably, the environmental impact factor E i(I,Ti) is specifically:
Where α and β represent empirical constants, I r represents the light intensity under standard test conditions, and T r represents the temperature under standard test conditions.
Preferably, the photovoltaic device evaluation module function implementation process includes:
Acquiring an actual power generation amount P ai (t) and a reference power generation amount P ri (t) of each photovoltaic power generation device;
Acquiring the surface temperature T pi (T) and the optimal working temperature T oi of the photovoltaic panels of each photovoltaic power generation device;
Acquiring an ambient temperature T e (T) of the current time T;
Obtaining the first performance coefficient of each photovoltaic power generation device based on the actual power generation amount P ai (T), the reference power generation amount P ri (T), the surface temperature T pi (T), the optimal working temperature T oi and the environment temperature T e (T):
Wherein DeltaT represents the allowable maximum temperature deviation, I ti represents the illumination intensity measured by each photovoltaic power generation device in real time, I r represents the illumination intensity under the standard test condition of each photovoltaic power generation device, gamma represents the empirical constant of the influence of temperature on efficiency, T v (T) represents the environmental temperature at the current moment T, w1, w2, w3, w4, w5 and w6 respectively represent the weight coefficients of each index, and F a (T) represents the performance attenuation factor of each photovoltaic power generation device;
and selecting the photovoltaic power generation equipment with the first performance coefficient smaller than a set value as the abnormal photovoltaic equipment.
Preferably, the function implementation process of the charge-discharge decision module includes:
Judging whether the current period is in the valley price period or not based on the current period, and if not, not performing charging operation;
If yes, correspondingly obtaining charging input energy E in and discharging output energy E out based on the charging and discharging efficiency of the energy storage system;
Acquiring the energy consumption cost C au of auxiliary equipment of the energy storage system;
Obtaining a charging execution coefficient R based on the charging input energy E in, the discharging output energy E out and the auxiliary equipment energy consumption cost C au:
R=Eout×Cpeak-Ein×Cvalley-Cau;
wherein, C peak represents the peak price period electricity price, and C valley represents the valley price period electricity price;
when the charging execution coefficient R is larger than an execution threshold value, the energy storage system executes charging operation to obtain the charging scheme;
And preferentially releasing the electric energy in the energy storage system based on the actual electricity demand to obtain the discharging scheme.
Preferably, the function implementation process of the charge-discharge decision module further includes:
When the charging scheme is executed, an optimal charge amount is obtained based on the charging execution coefficient R and related constraint conditions
The constraint conditions are as follows:
Ein≤Smax-Scurrent;
0.2Smax≤Sa(t)≤0.8Smax;
Wherein S max represents the maximum rated capacity of the energy storage device, S current represents the currently existing energy storage capacity of the energy storage device, sa (t) represents the actual state of charge of the energy storage device at time point t, E total represents the total available energy amount of the energy storage system in the period from t start to t end, t start and t end represent the charging start time and the charging end time respectively, and P PV,forecasted(t) represents the future photovoltaic power predicted value calculated based on weather forecast.
Preferably, the function implementation process of the heat collecting device adjusting module includes:
Acquiring the actual heat collection quantity Q aj (t) and the expected heat collection quantity Q cj (t) of each heat collection device at the moment t, wherein j represents the number of the jth heat collection device;
acquiring the surface temperature T 1 (T) and the optimal working temperature T 2 of each heat collecting device at the time T;
Obtaining the comprehensive coefficient P evj (t) of each heat collecting device based on the actual heat collecting amount, the desired heat collecting amount, the surface temperature, and the optimal operation temperature:
Wherein η j (T) represents the heat energy conversion efficiency of the jth heat collecting device at time T, a1, a2 and a3 respectively represent the weight coefficients of each index, deltaT n represents the maximum allowable deviation of the heat collector, I tk represents the illumination intensity measured by each heat collecting device in real time, I x represents the illumination intensity under the standard test condition of each heat collecting device, F b (T) represents the performance attenuation factor of each heat collecting device;
selecting heat collection equipment with the comprehensive coefficient smaller than a target threshold value as the second adjusting equipment;
And determining an angle adjustment amount of the second adjustment device based on the comprehensive coefficient of the second adjustment device and the target threshold value, and executing the angle adjustment amount as the second adjustment scheme.
Preferably, the function implementation process of the heat collecting device adjusting module further includes:
Obtaining a performance deviation e (t) based on the integrated coefficient P evj (t) of the second adjustment device and the target threshold P tar:
e(t)=Ptar-Pevj(t);
obtaining an angle adjustment quantity delta theta adj (t) by adopting a PID controller based on the performance deviation e (t):
wherein Kp, ki and Kd represent a proportional gain, an integral gain and a differential gain, respectively, Represents the cumulative sum of all errors from the start time to the current time t,Indicating the rate of change of the error over time.
Preferably, the function implementation process of the heat collecting device evaluation module includes:
Obtaining the heat energy conversion efficiency eta j (t) of each heat collecting device at the time t;
Acquiring the current pollution degree delta j and the maximum allowable pollution degree delta jmax of each heat collecting device;
Obtaining a cleanliness factor Cj clean (t) based on the current contamination level δ j and the maximum allowable contamination level δ jmax:
Obtaining the second comprehensive performance coefficient P 2j (t) based on the thermal energy conversion efficiency η j (t) and the cleanliness factor Cj clean (t):
wherein c1, c2, c3, c4 and c5 respectively represent the weight coefficients of each index;
And selecting the heat collecting equipment with the second coefficient of performance smaller than a preset value as the abnormal heat collecting equipment.
Compared with the prior art, the distributed photovoltaic heat collection, power generation and energy storage control system for residential areas has the following beneficial effects:
1. The photovoltaic power generation performance is optimized, namely, through the photovoltaic equipment adjusting module, the system can automatically adjust the angle of the photovoltaic panel according to seasonal changes and environmental conditions, and the photovoltaic panel is ensured to be always in an optimal illumination receiving state, so that the generated energy is maximized. In addition, the performance of each photovoltaic module is evaluated by calculating the first performance coefficient, and the abnormal photovoltaic equipment is timely identified for maintenance or replacement, so that the high-efficiency and stable operation of the whole photovoltaic system is ensured.
2. The heat energy utilization rate is improved, namely the heat collecting equipment adjusting module is combined with the evaluation module, so that the working parameters, such as angles and the like, of each heat collecting device can be accurately controlled to match actual demands and maintain high-efficiency heat conversion rate. Meanwhile, the cleaning condition of the heat collector is checked regularly, so that the efficiency is prevented from being reduced due to dust accumulation, and a good heat absorption effect is maintained.
3. The intelligent charge-discharge decision-making module selects to charge the energy storage battery when the electricity price is low by taking the peak-valley electricity price difference of the electricity market into consideration, and releases the stored energy for a user to use or sell to a power grid in a peak period, so that the cost is reduced and the income is increased. The state of health (e.g., state of charge) of the energy storage system is also considered, avoiding over-charge and over-discharge from compromising battery life.
4. The system stability and safety are enhanced, namely the comprehensive feedback module gathers all detected information to the control terminal, so that an operator can monitor the system state in real time and can respond to possible problems quickly. This helps to prevent the occurrence of potential faults, ensuring long-term stable operation of the system.
5. The development of green low carbon is promoted, and the increasing power consumption demands of residents can be met by adopting a distributed energy solution on the premise of not increasing carbon emission. The application of such techniques is of great importance for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
6. The control system of the invention has the characteristics of high integration and intellectualization, improves the energy conversion efficiency and makes positive contribution to realizing energy conservation and emission reduction. The energy-saving system is not only suitable for a newly built residential area, but also can be used as a part of energy-saving reconstruction of the existing residential area, and has wide application prospect and development potential.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a distributed photovoltaic heat collection, power generation and energy storage control system for a residential area.
Fig. 2 is a flow chart of a distributed photovoltaic heat collection, power generation and energy storage control method for a residential area.
Fig. 3 is a block diagram of a computer device according to the present invention.
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The following description of the embodiments of the present invention will be made clearly and completely with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which it is apparent that the embodiments described are only some embodiments of the present invention, but not all embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be made by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of the invention without making any inventive effort, are intended to be within the scope of the invention.
Example 1
As shown in fig. 1, an embodiment of the present invention discloses a distributed photovoltaic heat collection, power generation and energy storage control system for a residential area, including:
The photovoltaic equipment adjusting module is used for acquiring the angles of photovoltaic panels of all photovoltaic power generation equipment in the residential area and determining a first adjusting scheme for the operation of all the photovoltaic power generation equipment by combining the seasonal and environmental influences;
the photovoltaic equipment evaluation module is used for acquiring the generated energy and the environmental information of each photovoltaic power generation equipment, obtaining a first performance coefficient of each photovoltaic power generation equipment, and further determining the photovoltaic power generation equipment with the performance not reaching the standard as abnormal photovoltaic equipment;
the charging and discharging decision module is used for obtaining a charging execution coefficient based on the time period and the charging and discharging efficiency of the energy storage device, obtaining a charging scheme of the energy storage device based on the charging execution coefficient and obtaining a discharging scheme based on electricity demand;
The heat collecting equipment adjusting module is used for acquiring the heat collecting quantity and related parameters of each heat collecting equipment to obtain a comprehensive coefficient, and determining a second adjusting scheme for the operation of each heat collecting equipment based on the comprehensive coefficient;
The heat collecting equipment evaluation module is used for acquiring the heat conversion efficiency and the cleanliness factor of each heat collecting equipment to obtain a second performance coefficient and further determining the heat collecting equipment with the performance not reaching the standard as abnormal heat collecting equipment, and the heat collecting equipment evaluation module is used for acquiring the heat conversion efficiency and the cleanliness factor of each heat collecting equipment to obtain a second performance coefficient
The comprehensive feedback module is used for feeding back the abnormal photovoltaic equipment, the abnormal heat collection equipment, the first adjustment scheme, the charging scheme, the discharging scheme and the second adjustment scheme to the control terminal.
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As shown in fig. 1, an embodiment of the present invention discloses a distributed photovoltaic heat collection, power generation and energy storage control system for a residential area, including:
And the photovoltaic equipment adjusting module is used for acquiring the angles of photovoltaic panels of all the photovoltaic power generation equipment in the residential area and determining a first adjusting scheme for the operation of all the photovoltaic power generation equipment by combining the seasonal and environmental influences.
Preferably, the photovoltaic device adjustment module function implementation process includes:
Acquiring a photovoltaic panel angle theta i of each photovoltaic power generation device and a proper panel angle theta 0i (t) at the current time t;
Obtaining a seasonal adjustment factor S (t) based on the seasonal influence;
and obtaining an environmental impact factor E i(I,Ti of the ith photovoltaic power generation equipment based on the real-time measured illumination intensity I and the real-time temperature T i of the photovoltaic panel surface of the ith photovoltaic power generation equipment.
Preferably, the seasonal adjustment factor S (t) is specifically:
Wherein a s represents an amplitude adjustment coefficient, calibration is performed according to the geographical position and the history data, t d represents the current date (represented by days in the year), and t s represents the date of winter or summer;
The environmental impact factor E i(I,Ti) is specifically:
Where α and β represent empirical constants, I r represents the light intensity under standard test conditions, and T r represents the temperature under standard test conditions.
Preferably, t s depends on which is chosen as the reference point. For example, in the northern hemisphere, the summer solstice occurs on about day 172 (around 21 days of 6 months) and the winter solstice on about 355 (around 22 days of 12 months).
Preferably, the seasonal adjustment factor S (t) mainly considers the influence of the change in the solar altitude with the change in season, and the change in the sunlight time. The specific solar altitude of a certain day is calculated based on an astronomical algorithm, and the angle of the photovoltaic panel is adjusted accordingly.
Preferably, the exponential function in the environmental impact factor E i(I,Ti) is used to describe the effect of temperature on photovoltaic efficiency, the efficiency decays exponentially as the temperature increases, and meanwhile, the efficiency is multiplied by the proportion of illumination intensity, so that the change of the efficiency can be correctly reflected under different illumination conditions.
Preferably, the illumination intensity I r under the standard test conditions in this example is set to 1000W/m 2, and the temperature T r under the standard test conditions is set to 25 ℃.
Preferably, the photovoltaic device adjustment module function implementation process further includes:
The adjustment coefficient K θi of each photovoltaic power generation device is obtained based on the photovoltaic panel angle theta i, the proper panel angle theta 0i (t), the seasonal adjustment factor S (t) and the environmental impact factor E i(I,Ti:
wherein W represents a weight factor for emphasizing the importance of the photovoltaic panel angle in system performance evaluation, and delta theta represents a photovoltaic panel angle deviation threshold;
determining photovoltaic power generation equipment needing to adjust the angle of the photovoltaic panel based on the adjustment coefficient as first adjustment equipment;
and obtaining the adjusting direction and the adjusting amount of the angle of the photovoltaic panel of the first adjusting device based on the angle deviation of the photovoltaic panel of the first adjusting device as a first adjusting scheme and executing the first adjusting scheme.
Preferably, by combining the seasonal adjustment factor S (t) and the environmental impact factor E i(I,Ti, the obtained adjustment coefficient more accurately evaluates whether the angle of the photovoltaic panel is suitable, and can be dynamically adjusted according to the actual situation, thereby improving the overall performance of the system.
The photovoltaic equipment evaluation module is used for acquiring the generated energy and the environmental information of each photovoltaic power generation equipment, obtaining the first performance coefficient of each photovoltaic power generation equipment, and further determining the photovoltaic power generation equipment with the performance not reaching the standard as abnormal photovoltaic equipment.
Preferably, the photovoltaic device evaluation module function implementation process includes:
Acquiring an actual power generation amount P ai (t) and a reference power generation amount P ri (t) of each photovoltaic power generation device;
Acquiring the surface temperature T pi (T) and the optimal working temperature T oi of the photovoltaic panels of each photovoltaic power generation device;
Acquiring an ambient temperature T e (T) of the current time T;
Obtaining a first performance coefficient of each photovoltaic power generation device based on the actual power generation amount P ai (T), the reference power generation amount P ri (T), the surface temperature T pi (T), the optimal working temperature T oi and the environment temperature T e (T):
Wherein, deltaT represents the maximum temperature deviation allowed, I ti represents the illumination intensity measured by each photovoltaic power generation device in real time, I r represents the illumination intensity under the standard test condition of each photovoltaic power generation device, gamma represents the empirical constant of the temperature effect on the efficiency, T v (T) represents the environmental temperature at the current moment T, w1, w2, w3, w4, w5 and w6 respectively represent the weight coefficients of each index, the weight coefficients can be adjusted according to the actual situation to reflect the importance of different factors, and F a (T) represents the performance attenuation factors of each photovoltaic power generation device;
and selecting the photovoltaic power generation equipment with the first performance coefficient smaller than the set value as abnormal photovoltaic equipment.
Preferably, the performance attenuation factor F a (t) of each photovoltaic power generation apparatus is specifically:
f a(t)=e-Ω×LV, wherein Ω represents the decay rate, LV represents the age of each photovoltaic power plant.
Preferably, in this embodiment, by using a Statistical Process Control (SPC) method, upper and lower control limits are set as the set values, and when LCL is less than or equal to p 1i (t) is less than or equal to UCL, LCL represents the lower control limit, and UCL represents the upper control limit, then the device is considered to have a potential problem as an abnormal photovoltaic device, and further inspection is required.
Preferably, the weight coefficient wi is set according to the specific application scenario and importance. For example, if the power generation is the most critical indicator, a higher value for w1 may be given, and if temperature management is critical, the weights for w2 and w4 should be appropriately increased. The sum of all weight coefficients should be equal to 1, ensuring that the balance between the factors is maintained.
Preferably, the performance of the photovoltaic power generation equipment can be more comprehensively evaluated through the first coefficient of performance formula, the photovoltaic power generation equipment is not only limited to the generated energy, but also comprises multiple aspects of temperature management, illumination conditions, equipment aging and the like, so that equipment with unqualified performance can be more accurately identified, and targeted maintenance suggestions can be provided.
And the charge-discharge decision module is used for obtaining a charge execution coefficient based on the time period and the charge-discharge efficiency of the energy storage device, obtaining a charge scheme of the energy storage device based on the charge execution coefficient and obtaining a discharge scheme based on electricity demand.
Preferably, the function implementation process of the charge-discharge decision module includes:
Judging whether the current period is in the valley price period or not based on the current period, and if not, not performing charging operation;
If yes, correspondingly obtaining charging input energy E in and discharging output energy E out based on the charging and discharging efficiency of the energy storage system;
acquiring the energy consumption cost C au of auxiliary equipment of the energy storage system;
Based on the charging input energy E in, the discharging output energy E out and the auxiliary equipment energy consumption cost C au, the charging execution coefficient R is obtained:
R=Eout×Cpeak-Ein×Cvalley-Cau;
wherein, C peak represents the peak price period electricity price, and C valley represents the valley price period electricity price;
when the charging execution coefficient R is larger than the execution threshold, the energy storage system executes charging operation to obtain a charging scheme, otherwise, the current situation is maintained or only part of electric quantity is supplemented to maintain the lowest running level;
and preferentially releasing the electric energy in the energy storage system based on the actual electricity demand to obtain a discharging scheme.
Preferably, E in=Eusable/ηcharge,Eusable represents the actual available energy, η charge represents the charging efficiency, E out=Ein×ηcharge×ηdischarge, where η discharge represents the discharging efficiency.
Preferably, the auxiliary equipment energy consumption cost C au is specifically:
Cau=Pauxiliary×(tcharge+tdischarge)×Caverage;
Wherein P auxiliary represents the average power consumption (kW) of auxiliary equipment such as an air conditioning system, t charge represents the charging duration (hours), t discharge represents the discharging duration (hours), C average represents the average electricity price over the whole charging and discharging period, and the value of this embodiment is a weighted average of C peak and C valley.
Preferably, the function implementation process of the charge-discharge decision module further includes:
when the charging scheme is executed, the optimal charge amount is obtained based on the charging execution coefficient R and related constraint conditions
The constraint conditions are as follows:
Ein≤Smax-Scurrent;
0.2Smax≤Sa(t)≤0.8Smax;
Wherein S max represents the maximum rated capacity of the energy storage device, S current represents the currently existing energy storage capacity of the energy storage device, sa (t) represents the actual state of charge of the energy storage device at time point t, E total represents the total available energy of the energy storage system in the period from t start to t end, the total available energy comprises the existing energy storage capacity and the photovoltaic power generation contribution expected to be newly increased, t start and t end represent the charging start time and the charging end time respectively, and P PV,forecasted(t) represents the future photovoltaic power predicted value calculated based on weather forecast.
Preferably E in≤Smax-Scurrent is used for energy storage capacity limitation, the new charge cannot exceed the remaining available capacity.
Preferably, 0.2S max≤Sa(t)≤0.8Smax is used to limit the state of charge (SOC) range, where 0.2S max represents the lower limit of the safe operating range of the energy storage device, i.e., the lowest allowable state of charge, and by setting the lowest allowable state of charge so that the energy storage device maintains a minimum energy reserve, it can help cope with sudden peak demand or grid faults, ensuring the stability and reliability of the power supply, and ensuring that the energy storage device is not damaged by overdischarge during daily operation. 0.8S max represents the upper limit of the safe operating range of the energy storage system, i.e. the highest allowable state of charge, by setting the highest allowable state of charge, it is ensured that the energy storage device is not damaged by overcharging in daily operation, and its storage capacity can be effectively utilized to optimize energy management.
By limiting the state of charge (SOC) range, overcharging or overdischarging can be avoided, safe operating boundaries are maintained, battery life can be extended and system reliability can be ensured in this interval.
Preferably, the method comprises the steps of,For taking into account the effect of future photovoltaic power predictions on total energy.
Preferably, other limitations are included including, but not limited to, a single maximum charge-discharge power, a minimum charge period, etc., depending on the characteristics and application scenario of the energy storage system.
Preferably, weather forecast information is crucial for predicting photovoltaic power generation, and particularly on sunny and cloudless days, the power output of a photovoltaic system is high, and in overcast and rainy days, the power output is possibly reduced greatly. In order to more accurately estimate future photovoltaic power generation potential, the invention combines short-term weather forecast data (such as cloud cover, temperature and the like) to adjust the expected power generation amount of the photovoltaic array to obtain a future photovoltaic power predicted value P PV,forecasted(t) calculated based on weather forecast.
Preferably, the optimal charge amountThe formula not only considers direct economic benefits, but also considers the technical feasibility and the influence of environmental factors. The method is helpful for a decision maker to manage the energy storage more scientifically and reasonably, thereby realizing win-win situation of economic benefit and social responsibility.
And the heat collecting equipment adjusting module is used for acquiring the heat collecting quantity and related parameters of each heat collecting equipment to obtain a comprehensive coefficient, and determining a second adjusting scheme for the operation of each heat collecting equipment based on the comprehensive coefficient.
Preferably, the function implementation process of the heat collecting device adjusting module includes:
Acquiring the actual heat collection quantity Q aj (t) and the expected heat collection quantity Q cj (t) of each heat collection device at the moment t, wherein j represents the number of the jth heat collection device;
Acquiring the surface temperature T 1 (T) and the optimal working temperature T 2 of each heat collecting device at the time T;
The comprehensive coefficient P evj (t) of each heat collecting device is obtained based on the actual heat collecting quantity, the expected heat collecting quantity, the surface temperature and the optimal working temperature:
Wherein η j (T) represents the heat energy conversion efficiency of the jth heat collecting device at time T, a1, a2 and a3 respectively represent the weight coefficients of each index, deltaT n represents the maximum allowable deviation of the heat collector, I tk represents the illumination intensity measured by each heat collecting device in real time, I x represents the illumination intensity under the standard test condition of each heat collecting device, F b (T) represents the performance attenuation factor of each heat collecting device;
selecting heat collection equipment with the comprehensive coefficient smaller than a target threshold value as second adjusting equipment;
And determining an angle adjustment amount of the second adjustment device based on the comprehensive coefficient of the second adjustment device and the target threshold value, and executing the angle adjustment amount as a second adjustment scheme.
Preferably, the expected heat collection quantity Q cj (t) is calculated based on the current illumination condition and a theoretical model, and the illumination intensity I x of each heat collection device under the standard test condition is set to 1000W/m 2.
Preferably byDirectly reflects the actual performance of the heat collecting device,Indicating the deviation between the surface temperature of the collector and the optimal operating temperature, ensuring that the device operates within the optimal temperature range,The method reflects the influence of illumination conditions on heat collection efficiency, and a3.F b (t) considers the aging condition of equipment along with time, is favorable for long-term performance evaluation, can evaluate the performance of the heat collection equipment more comprehensively through the comprehensive coefficient, is not only limited to heat energy conversion efficiency, but also comprises multiple aspects of temperature management, illumination conditions and equipment aging, so that the equipment with substandard performance can be identified more accurately, and a targeted maintenance suggestion is provided.
Preferably, F b(t)=e-U×LZ, where U represents the decay rate and LZ represents the age of each heat collecting device.
Preferably, the sum of all weighting coefficients a1, a2 and a3 is equal to 1, ensuring that a balance is maintained between the factors.
Preferably, the historical data is analyzed by a machine learning algorithm (such as reinforcement learning and genetic algorithm), and the weight coefficients a1, a2 and a3 are continuously optimized, so that the system can better adapt to different environmental conditions and operation requirements.
Preferably, the function implementation process of the heat collecting device adjusting module further includes:
the performance deviation e (t) is obtained based on the integrated coefficient P evj (t) of the second adjustment device and the target threshold P tar:
e(t)=Ptar-Pevj(t);
Obtaining an angle adjustment quantity delta theta adj (t) by adopting a PID controller based on the performance deviation e (t):
wherein Kp, ki and Kd represent a proportional gain, an integral gain and a differential gain, respectively, Represents the cumulative sum of all errors from the start time to the current time t,Indicating the rate of change of the error over time.
Preferably, the present embodiment determines an initial optimal collector panel angle θ base (t) based on the seasonal adjustment factor S (t) and the sun position information α (t):
θbase(t)=θfixed+Δθ·S(t)+f(α(t))
Where θ fixed denotes a base installation angle, Δ θ denotes an angle increment adjusted according to a seasonal variation, and f (α (t)) denotes an angle adjustment amount calculated according to a real-time solar position.
Preferably, the adjusted final collector panel angle θ opt (t) is based on the sum of the optimal collector panel angle θ base (t) and the angle adjustment Δθ adj (t):
θopt(t)=θbase(t)+Δθadj(t)。
and the heat collecting equipment evaluation module is used for acquiring the heat conversion efficiency and the cleanliness factor of each heat collecting equipment to obtain a second performance coefficient and further determining the heat collecting equipment with the performance not reaching the standard as abnormal heat collecting equipment.
Preferably, the function implementation process of the heat collecting device evaluation module includes:
Obtaining the heat energy conversion efficiency eta j (t) of each heat collecting device at the time t;
Acquiring the current pollution degree delta j and the maximum allowable pollution degree delta jmax of each heat collecting device;
The cleanliness factor Cj clean (t) is derived based on the current contamination level δ j and the maximum allowable contamination level δ jmax:
Obtaining a second comprehensive performance coefficient P 2j (t) based on the heat energy conversion efficiency eta j (t) and the cleanliness factor Cj clean (t):
wherein c1, c2, c3, c4 and c5 respectively represent the weight coefficients of each index;
And selecting the heat collecting equipment with the second coefficient of performance smaller than a preset value as abnormal heat collecting equipment.
Preferably, the thermal energy conversion efficiency η j (t) is:
Wherein E solar (t) represents the total solar irradiation (W/m 2),Acollector represents the heat collection area (m 2).
And the comprehensive feedback module is used for feeding back the abnormal photovoltaic equipment, the abnormal heat collection equipment and all generated schemes to the control terminal.
Preferably, the integrated feedback module is configured to feed back the abnormal photovoltaic device, the abnormal heat collecting device, the first adjustment scheme, the charging scheme, the discharging scheme and the second adjustment scheme to the control terminal.
Preferably, the comprehensive feedback module gathers all detected information to the control terminal, so that an operator can conveniently monitor the system state in real time and can quickly respond to possible problems. This helps to prevent the occurrence of potential faults, ensuring long-term stable operation of the system.
Example 3
As shown in fig. 2, the embodiment of the invention discloses a distributed photovoltaic heat collection, power generation and energy storage control method for a residential area, which comprises the following steps:
Acquiring the angles of photovoltaic panels of all photovoltaic power generation equipment in a residential area, and determining a first adjustment scheme for the operation of all the photovoltaic power generation equipment by combining the seasonal and environmental influences;
Acquiring the generated energy and the environmental information of each photovoltaic power generation device, obtaining a first performance coefficient of each photovoltaic power generation device, and further determining the photovoltaic power generation devices with the performance not reaching the standard as abnormal photovoltaic devices;
Obtaining a charging execution coefficient based on the time period and the charging and discharging efficiency of the energy storage device, obtaining a charging scheme of the energy storage device based on the charging execution coefficient, and obtaining a discharging scheme based on electricity demand;
acquiring heat collection quantity and related parameters of each heat collection device to obtain a comprehensive coefficient, and determining a second adjustment scheme for operation of each heat collection device based on the comprehensive coefficient;
Acquiring heat conversion efficiency and cleanliness factors of each heat collecting device to obtain a second performance coefficient, and further determining heat collecting devices with performance not reaching standards as abnormal heat collecting devices;
and feeding back the abnormal photovoltaic equipment, the abnormal heat collection equipment and all generated schemes to the control terminal.
Preferably, the implementation process of each step in this embodiment corresponds to the implementation process of the function module, which is not described herein.
Example 4
Based on the same inventive concept, the invention also provides a computer device, which comprises a processor, a communication interface, a memory and a communication bus, wherein the processor, the communication interface and the memory complete communication with each other through the communication bus;
a memory for storing a computer program;
the processor, when executing the program stored on the memory, can implement a distributed photovoltaic heat collection, power generation and energy storage control method for residential areas as in embodiment 3.
As shown in fig. 3, the electronic device may include a processor (processor) 31, a communication interface (Communications Interface) 32, a memory (memory) 33, and a communication bus 34, where the processor 31, the communication interface 32, and the memory 33 communicate with each other via the communication bus 34. The processor 31 may invoke logic instructions in the memory 33 to execute one of the distributed photovoltaic thermal-arrest power generation and storage control methods for residential areas of embodiment 3.
Further, the logic instructions in the memory 33 described above may be implemented in the form of software functional units and may be stored in a computer readable storage medium when sold or used as a stand alone product. Based on this understanding, the technical solution of the present invention may be embodied essentially or in a part contributing to the prior art or in a part of the technical solution in the form of a software product stored in a storage medium, comprising several instructions for causing a computer device (which may be a personal computer, a server, a network device, etc.) to perform all or part of the steps of the method of the embodiments of the present invention. The storage medium includes a U disk, a removable hard disk, a Read-Only Memory (ROM), a random access Memory (RAM, random Access Memory), a magnetic disk, an optical disk, or other various media capable of storing program codes.
According to the technical scheme, the invention discloses a distributed photovoltaic heat collection, power generation and energy storage control system for a residential area, which has the following beneficial effects:
1. The photovoltaic power generation performance is optimized, namely, through the photovoltaic equipment adjusting module, the system can automatically adjust the angle of the photovoltaic panel according to seasonal changes and environmental conditions, and the photovoltaic panel is ensured to be always in an optimal illumination receiving state, so that the generated energy is maximized. In addition, the performance of each photovoltaic module is evaluated by calculating the first performance coefficient, and the abnormal photovoltaic equipment is timely identified for maintenance or replacement, so that the high-efficiency and stable operation of the whole photovoltaic system is ensured.
2. The heat energy utilization rate is improved, namely the heat collecting equipment adjusting module is combined with the evaluation module, so that the working parameters, such as angles and the like, of each heat collecting device can be accurately controlled to match actual demands and maintain high-efficiency heat conversion rate. Meanwhile, the cleaning condition of the heat collector is checked regularly, so that the efficiency is prevented from being reduced due to dust accumulation, and a good heat absorption effect is maintained.
3. The intelligent charge-discharge decision-making module selects to charge the energy storage battery when the electricity price is low by taking the peak-valley electricity price difference of the electricity market into consideration, and releases the stored energy for a user to use or sell to a power grid in a peak period, so that the cost is reduced and the income is increased. The state of health (e.g., state of charge) of the energy storage system is also considered, avoiding over-charge and over-discharge from compromising battery life.
4. The system stability and safety are enhanced, namely the comprehensive feedback module gathers all detected information to the control terminal, so that an operator can monitor the system state in real time and can respond to possible problems quickly. This helps to prevent the occurrence of potential faults, ensuring long-term stable operation of the system.
5. The development of green low carbon is promoted, and the increasing power consumption demands of residents can be met by adopting a distributed energy solution on the premise of not increasing carbon emission. The application of such techniques is of great importance for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
6. The control system of the invention has the characteristics of high integration and intellectualization, improves the energy conversion efficiency and makes positive contribution to realizing energy conservation and emission reduction. The energy-saving system is not only suitable for a newly built residential area, but also can be used as a part of energy-saving reconstruction of the existing residential area, and has wide application prospect and development potential.
In the present specification, each embodiment is described in a progressive manner, and each embodiment is mainly described in a different point from other embodiments, and identical and similar parts between the embodiments are all enough to refer to each other. For the device disclosed in the embodiment, since it corresponds to the method disclosed in the embodiment, the description is relatively simple, and the relevant points refer to the description of the method section.
The previous description of the disclosed embodiments is provided to enable any person skilled in the art to make or use the present invention. Various modifications to these embodiments will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art, and the generic principles defined herein may be applied to other embodiments without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention. Thus, the present invention is not intended to be limited to the embodiments shown herein but is to be accorded the widest scope consistent with the principles and novel features disclosed herein.
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