CN211744053U - System for set up liquid stream electric fuel charging station in thermal power plant - Google Patents

System for set up liquid stream electric fuel charging station in thermal power plant Download PDF

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CN211744053U
CN211744053U CN201922434234.8U CN201922434234U CN211744053U CN 211744053 U CN211744053 U CN 211744053U CN 201922434234 U CN201922434234 U CN 201922434234U CN 211744053 U CN211744053 U CN 211744053U
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The utility model provides a set up system of liquid stream electricity fuel charging station in thermal power plant, liquid stream electricity fuel cell charging station in the thermal power plant, liquid stream electricity fuel cell charging station includes charge-discharge control cabinet and liquid stream electricity fuel cell and storage tank thereof, and charge-discharge control cabinet controls the charge and discharge of liquid stream electricity fuel cell, and thermal power plant connects charge-discharge control cabinet, power plant's centralized control system control connection charge-discharge control cabinet through the switch electricity. The beneficial effects of the utility model reside in that: land resources can be effectively saved; a battery of the charging station participates in power grid frequency modulation auxiliary service; the liquid flow fuel cell has fast charging process and convenient transportation of the battery logistics.

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System for set up liquid stream electric fuel charging station in thermal power plant
Technical Field
The utility model relates to a charging station technical field, concretely relates to set up system of liquid stream electric fuel charging station in thermal power plant.
Background
Generally, electric energy cannot be stored (the current battery energy storage has high cost and limited energy storage), so that how much electric energy is needed by a user, how much electric energy needs to be synchronously generated by a thermal power plant, and energy waste cannot be caused. However, the required electrical load of each thermal power plant in the power system is usually changed constantly, and in order to maintain the active power balance and keep the system frequency stable, the power generation department needs to change the power generation amount of the generator correspondingly to adapt to the change of the electrical load, which is called peak shaving.
In the three northeast regions of China, the capacity of an electric power market is rich, peak-adjustable power supplies such as a gas turbine and pumped storage are scarce, the contradiction between peak adjustment of a power grid and the flexibility of a thermal power generating unit is prominent, the capacity of the power grid for absorbing new energy such as wind power, photoelectricity, hydropower and nuclear power is insufficient, and the phenomena of wind abandoning, light abandoning, water abandoning and nuclear power abandon are serious.
On the other hand, under the high concern of global energy conservation and environmental protection, new energy automobiles are in the process of transportation, and in recent years, the market of the new energy automobiles in China is continuously heated and is in a rapid development state. The scale of new energy automobiles in China is continuously enlarged, the demand on charging piles is increased day by day, but the construction quantity of the charging piles in China is far lower than the sales volume of the new energy automobiles, the current situation of difficult charging is increasingly prominent, and the development of the new energy automobiles is severely restricted by the slow development of the charging piles.
The battery replacement mode based on the battery rental mode in cooperation with the large-scale centralized charging has become a competitive business technology mode for the development of the current electric vehicles, because: 1) the car purchasing cost of the user can be reduced by adopting a battery rental mode; 2) the centralized charging of the battery can adopt a slow charging mode, so that the shortening of the service life of the battery caused by improper charging is avoided; 3) the fluctuation of the power grid caused by random charging of the electric automobile can be reduced by carrying out centralized management on the batteries; 4) the battery under the replacement can be utilized in echelon at the centralized charging station, so that the utilization rate of the battery is improved, and the secondary pollution of the battery to the environment is reduced.
The battery swapping mode based on battery lease is practically applied and popularized in countries such as Israel, Canada, Australia and Denmark; as an active participant in the electric vehicle industry, the national grid company and the southern grid company are also preparing to adopt an electric vehicle development mode mainly for battery replacement, and in terms of charging, the national grid company also defines a business mode of "centralized charging and unified distribution".
However, the current flow electric fuel has low energy density and complicated battery replacement operation, and if the battery replacement can be conveniently realized by using a charge-discharge battery in a fluid state, the electric automobile in a battery rental or replacement mode can be more feasible in the future.
The redox flow battery is different from a conventional solid battery or a conventional redox flow battery, and the redox flow battery charger and the redox flow battery work independently, so that the storage and the release of fluidized electric energy can be realized. The method is applied to the electric automobile, can provide longer endurance mileage, can realize that the charging process of the battery is a refueling process (full-electricity electric fuel injection), and can be completed within a few minutes.
Disclosure of Invention
The utility model aims at providing a system for set up liquid stream electric fuel charging station in thermal power plant, can realize utilizing the low-priced electric power in the thermal power plant to carry out the energy storage of large capacity, concentrated, high-efficient, safe liquid stream electric fuel and use, the thermal power plant can obtain the peak regulation subsidy from this, the charging station then can obtain with this and minimum the cost price of charging for the burden electricity price to overcome the not enough and difficult problem of new energy automobile charging of the peak regulation flexibility of present thermal power plant.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model adopts the following technical scheme:
a system for arranging a liquid flow electric fuel charging station in a thermal power plant comprises the thermal power plant, a power plant centralized control system and the liquid flow electric fuel battery charging station in the thermal power plant; the liquid flow electric fuel cell charging station comprises a charging and discharging control cabinet 7, a liquid flow electric fuel cell and a storage tank thereof; the charge and discharge control cabinet 7 is electrically connected to the storage tank of the flow fuel cell and is used for controlling the charge and discharge of the flow fuel cell; at least one of an outlet bus of a generator 100 of the thermal power plant, a bus of a booster station 101 and a bus of service power is electrically connected to an alternating current input end of the charging and discharging control cabinet 7 through a switch respectively; the power plant centralized control system 102 is connected with the switches and the charging and discharging control cabinet 7 in a control mode.
Further, at least one of the outlet bus of the generator 100 of the thermal power plant, the bus of the booster station 101 and the bus of the service power is connected to the respective switch through a transformer.
Further, the charge and discharge control cabinet 7 includes an inverter and a charge control unit; the alternating current input end of the inverter is electrically connected to the output end of each switch, and the direct current output end of the inverter is electrically connected to the charging end of the liquid flow electric fuel cell; the charging control unit is connected to the flow electric fuel cell and used for controlling the charging and discharging of the flow electric fuel cell.
Further, the thermal power plant comprises any one of a coal-fired thermal power plant, a gas-fired power plant, a biomass power plant and a waste incineration power plant.
Further, an electric energy output end of the charge and discharge control cabinet 7 is electrically connected to a bus of the booster station 101 through a switch and a transformer.
Further, the liquid flow electric fuel cell is any one or combination of nanofluid electric fuel containing lithium titanate, lithium sulfide, high molecular polymer or lithium manganese nickel oxide, inorganic electric fuel containing iron, vanadium or manganese, or organic electric fuel containing quinones, nitroxyl radicals or alloxazines.
The beneficial effects of the utility model reside in that:
1. the utility model discloses utilize the in-plant resource of thermal power plant, including the project open space that has a large amount of second phase or future project extensions in general thermal power plant, or open spaces such as thermal power plant coal yard establish the charging station, can effectively practice thrift land resource;
2. in addition, the cost and the electricity price in the thermal power plant are low, if the deep peak regulation electricity price of the thermal power plant is utilized, the charging cost is lower, some thermal power plants can utilize the battery of a centralized charging station to participate in the grid frequency modulation auxiliary service, negative electricity price charging can be realized, namely, the more charging is, the more profit is;
3. the operation and the technical personnel and the management team in the thermal power plant are utilized to carry out specialized operation and maintenance on the centralized charging station, so that the safe operation of the charging station can be ensured, and facilities such as safety, fire protection, voltage transformation and the like in the thermal power plant can be directly applied to the charging station, and compared with a newly-built charging station on the load side of an urban area power grid, the overall investment can be greatly reduced.
4. The liquid flow electric fuel cell in a fluid state can be combined with a thermal power plant or a gas station, so that the 'oil filling type' charging of liquid flow electric fuel in the thermal power plant or in an urban area is realized, the charging process is fast, and the logistics transportation of the cell is convenient.
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Fig. 1 is a block diagram of a system structure according to embodiment 1 of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a schematic block diagram of a system according to embodiment 1 of the present invention;
fig. 3 is a flowchart of a control method according to embodiment 2 of the present invention;
fig. 4 is a flowchart of a configuration method according to embodiment 3 of the present invention;
fig. 5 is a flowchart of an operation method of embodiment 4 of the present invention.
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1-high voltage transformer, 2-high voltage switch, 3-medium voltage transformer, 4-medium voltage switch, 5-plant power transformer, 6-plant change switch, 7-charge and discharge control cabinet, 8-fluid flow electric fuel, 100-generator, 101-booster station, 102-power plant centralized control system, 103-steam turbine, 104-power grid electric power dispatching center.
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The present invention will be further described with reference to the accompanying drawings, and it should be noted that the present embodiment is based on the technical solution, and the detailed embodiments and the specific operation processes are provided, but the protection scope of the present invention is not limited to the present embodiment.
Example 1
The embodiment provides a system for setting up liquid stream electric fuel charging station in thermal power plant, can utilize the charge and discharge of liquid stream electric fuel group in the liquid stream electric fuel charging station, respond to electric wire netting auxiliary service such as electric wire netting peak load regulation, frequency modulation, black start, interruptible power storage load, the liquid stream electric fuel cell that fully charges can be annotated to the car, the liquid stream electric fuel cell that the user used up the electric quantity is retrieved to thermal power plant, annotate again in the charging station and charge.
Specifically, as shown in fig. 2, the system of the present embodiment includes a high-voltage transformer 1, a high-voltage switch 2, a medium-voltage transformer 3, a medium-voltage switch 4, a plant power transformer 5, a plant transformer switch 6, and a charging station, where the charging station includes a charging and discharging control cabinet 7 and liquid electric fuel 8; the charge and discharge control cabinet 7 is electrically connected to the flow electric fuel 8 and is used for controlling the charge and discharge of the flow electric fuel 8; the input end of the medium voltage transformer 3 is electrically connected to the output end of the generator 100 of the thermal power plant, and the output end of the medium voltage transformer is electrically connected to the alternating current input end of the charging and discharging control cabinet 7 through the medium voltage switch 4; the input end of the high-voltage transformer 1 is electrically connected to the output end bus of the booster station 101 of the thermal power plant, and the output end of the high-voltage transformer is electrically connected to the alternating current input end of the charge and discharge control cabinet 7 through the high-voltage switch 2; the power transformer 5 is arranged on a service power line of the thermal power plant and is electrically connected to an alternating current input end of the charge and discharge control cabinet 7 through a power switch 6; the electric energy output end of the charge and discharge control cabinet 7 is electrically connected to the bus of the booster station 101 through a switch and a transformer; the power plant centralized control system 102 of the thermal power plant is respectively in control connection with the high-voltage transformer 1, the high-voltage switch 2, the medium-voltage transformer 3, the medium-voltage switch 4, the plant power transformer 5, the plant transformer switch 6 and the charging and discharging control cabinet 7.
In addition, an outlet bus of a generator of the thermal power plant, a bus of a booster station and a bus of the service power can also be directly connected without a transformer and electrically connected with an alternating current input end of the charging and discharging control cabinet 7 through the high-voltage switch 2, the medium-voltage switch 4 and the plant transformer switch 6.
In the present embodiment, the charge and discharge control cabinet 7 includes an inverter and a charge control unit; the alternating current input end of the inverter is electrically connected to the output ends of the high-voltage switch, the medium-voltage switch and the plant transformer switch respectively, and the direct current output end of the inverter is electrically connected to the charging end of the liquid-current electric fuel; the charging control unit is connected with the flow electric fuel and used for controlling the charging and discharging of the flow electric fuel.
The utility model discloses the thermal power plant that supports includes any one among thermal power plant, hydroelectric power plant, nuclear power thermal power plant. In this embodiment, the thermal power plant is a thermal power plant. As shown in fig. 2, the thermal power plant unit mainly includes a turbine 103 and a generator 100.
The liquid flow electric fuel cell used by the utility model is any one or combination of nano fluid electric fuel containing lithium titanate, lithium sulfide, high molecular polymer or lithium manganese nickel oxide, or inorganic electric fuel containing iron, vanadium or manganese, or organic electric fuel containing quinones, nitroxyl free radicals or alloxazines.
The working principle of the system is as follows:
in the time period when the thermal power plant needs to participate in the deep peak shaving of the power grid, the power grid generally expects the thermal power plant to reduce the generated energy and carry out the deep peak shaving, at the moment, the charging station is used as an energy storage unit, and the electric power generated by the thermal power plant is directly charged to the charging station by using the deep peak shaving load electric power, so that the online electric quantity is reduced, and the peak shaving benefit is obtained.
In this embodiment, the electric energy source of the liquid stream electric fuel charging station mainly comprises an outlet bus of a generator of a thermal power plant, a bus of a booster station and a bus of service power. When the generated energy of the thermal power plant is required to be reduced, the power grid power dispatching center 104 sends a dispatching instruction to the power plant centralized control system 102 of the thermal power plant, the power plant centralized control system 102 controls any one or more of the high-voltage switch 2, the medium-voltage switch 4 and the plant transformer 6 to be closed, controls the medium-voltage transformer 3, the high-voltage transformer 1 and the plant transformer 5 to work, and sends a charging instruction to the charging and discharging control cabinet 7 (charging and discharging control unit), so that the output electric energy of the outlet bus of the generator of the thermal power plant, the bus of the booster station and the plant power is output to the charging and discharging control cabinet 7 through the medium-voltage transformer 3, the high-voltage transformer 1 and the plant transformer 5 respectively, and the charging and discharging control cabinet 7 (inverter) converts alternating current into direct current and then charges the liquid flow electric fuel of. The power plant centralized control system 102 acquires charging information of the charging and discharging control cabinet 7 in real time, controls the electric quantity supplied to the liquid flow electric fuel charging station according to peak regulation requirements, and controls the high-voltage switch 2, the medium-voltage switch 4 and the plant transformer 6 to be turned on, the medium-voltage transformer 3, the high-voltage transformer 1 and the plant transformer 5 to stop working and the charging and discharging control cabinet 7 (charging and discharging control unit) to stop charging of the liquid flow electric fuel when the upper limit of the electric quantity which can be supplied to the liquid flow electric fuel charging station is reached.
Example 2
As shown in fig. 3, the present embodiment provides a control method of a system using a liquid stream electric fuel charging station in a thermal power plant, which specifically includes:
s10: when the power generation amount of the thermal power plant needs to be reduced, the power grid power dispatching center 104 sends a dispatching instruction to the power plant centralized control system 102 of the thermal power plant, the power plant centralized control system 102 controls any one or more of the switches to be closed and sends a charging instruction to the charging and discharging control cabinet 7, then electric energy output by any one of an outlet bus of a generator of the thermal power plant, a bus of a booster station and a bus of service power is output to the charging and discharging control cabinet 7, and the charging and discharging control cabinet 7 converts alternating current into direct current and then charges a liquid flow electric fuel cell of a liquid flow electric fuel charging station;
s11: the power plant centralized control system 102 acquires charging information of the charging and discharging control cabinet 7 in real time, controls the electric quantity supplied to the liquid flow electric fuel charging station according to peak regulation requirements, and controls each switch to be turned off and controls the charging and discharging control cabinet 7 to stop charging of the liquid flow electric fuel when the upper limit of the electric quantity which can be supplied to the liquid flow electric fuel charging station is reached.
S12: when the power grid is in a power consumption peak period, the power grid power dispatching center sends a dispatching instruction to the power plant centralized control system, the power plant centralized control system sends a control instruction to the charge and discharge control cabinet and controls the switch connected with the power output end of the charge and discharge control cabinet to be closed, the charge and discharge control cabinet controls the liquid flow fuel to discharge, the electric energy of the liquid flow fuel is converted into alternating current through the charge and discharge control cabinet, is boosted and then is output to the bus of the booster station, and therefore the electric energy is collected to enter a power grid line.
According to the method for utilizing the system of the liquid flow electric fuel charging station in the thermal power plant, when the power generation amount of the thermal power plant needs to be reduced, the electric energy is stored in the liquid flow electric fuel charging station in the thermal power plant, and when the power generation amount of the thermal power plant needs to be improved, the electric energy stored in the liquid flow electric fuel charging station in the thermal power plant is released to a power grid, so that power grid auxiliary services such as power frequency modulation and peak shaving are achieved.
After the power failure accident takes place, the utility model discloses also can regard as black start power with the liquid stream electric fuel charging station that has been full of electricity in the thermal power plant, the liquid stream electric fuel charging station starts the discharge procedure this moment, charge and discharge control cabinet converts the direct current into the alternating current, export to the booster station generating line after stepping up, transmission line charges the back, start the large-scale unit of thermal power plant, it recovers the generating capacity to be incorporated into the power networks by the start unit, can charge liquid stream electric fuel charging station once more with partly electric power this moment, in order to satisfy a certain amount of load, guarantee the stability of system, thereby realize black start.
Example 3
As shown in fig. 4, the present embodiment provides a method for configuring a system in a thermal power plant, in which a liquid electric fuel charging station is disposed, including the following steps:
s20, determining whether the liquid flow electric fuel charging station is in a one-way charging operation mode or a two-way charging and discharging operation mode according to the type of the thermal power plant and the type of the power grid auxiliary service which can be developed by the local thermal power plant and the power grid in a matching way;
and S21, determining the capacity of the liquid flow electric fuel battery of the liquid flow electric fuel charging station according to the generated energy scale of the thermal power plant, the peak-load-adjusting and frequency-adjusting depth and load quantity of the thermal power plant participating in the power grid auxiliary service and the demand quantity of the liquid flow electric fuel battery needing to be guaranteed for external sale.
In this embodiment, when the liquid stream electric fuel charging station is operated for unidirectional charging, the electric energy of the thermal power plant is stored in the liquid stream electric fuel charging station, and the liquid stream electric fuel can be rented or sold. When the liquid flow electric fuel charging station is in bidirectional charging operation, electric energy of a thermal power plant is stored in liquid flow electric fuel charging station, the liquid flow electric fuel charging station can discharge the electric energy, input the electric energy into a power grid, also can rent or sell the liquid flow electric fuel, can realize 'oil filling type' charging of the liquid flow electric fuel in the thermal power plant or in urban areas, the charging process is fast, and the battery logistics transportation is convenient. If the power grid auxiliary service developed by the thermal power plant and the power grid is peak shaving, frequency modulation, black start or the reaction of interruptible power storage loads, etc., the liquid flow electric fuel charging station can be set to be in bidirectional charging operation, otherwise, the liquid flow electric fuel charging station can be set to be in unidirectional charging operation.
The method is characterized in that the generated energy scale of the thermal power plant is combined with the peak-shaving frequency modulation depth and the load capacity of the thermal power plant participating in the power grid auxiliary service, the total charging amount of the power plant to the liquid flow electric fuel charging station can be determined, and the total charging amount is larger than or equal to the product of the demand of the liquid flow electric fuel battery sold to the outside and the stored electric quantity of the liquid flow electric fuel battery. Because the demand of the redox flow fuel cell depends on the number of users, the use frequency, the circulation speed and other factors, the redox flow fuel charging station integrates the data of the users, establishes a model of the demand of the redox flow fuel cell and the capacity of the redox flow fuel cell, and dynamically adjusts the capacity of the redox flow fuel cell of the redox flow fuel charging station.
Example 4
As shown in fig. 5, the present embodiment provides a method of operating a system within a thermal power plant that provides a hydroelectric fuel charging station. The charging station for the hydroelectric fuel cell responds to the power grid auxiliary service by utilizing the charging or discharging of the hydroelectric fuel cell, and sells fully charged filling hydroelectric fuel and recovers recovered hydroelectric fuel which is used by a user and needs to be charged; the power grid auxiliary service comprises any one or combination of peak shaving, frequency modulation, black start or interruptible power storage load response; the foregoing embodiments of the grid assist service such as peak shaving, frequency modulation, black start, etc. have been discussed, and will not be described herein, and the present embodiment discusses the use of the charging station for a grid assist service that can interrupt the response of the storage load by using a galvanic fuel cell: the liquid flow electric fuel of the liquid flow electric fuel cell charging station can be used as a novel high-power interruptible load, and can be used for solving the problems of randomness of renewable energy sources and frequency fluctuation of a power grid after a large number of wind power generation and photovoltaic power generation systems are connected. When a power company has to interrupt a certain amount of loads, the power grid power dispatching center 104 sends a dispatching instruction to the power plant centralized control system 102 of the thermal power plant, stores a part of power into the liquid flow fuel of the liquid flow fuel cell charging station, and the electric energy of the liquid flow fuel can be sold to users, so that the peak-shaving electricity price adjustment supply and demand relationship is realized, the optimization and redistribution of limited market resources are realized, and the social benefit is maximized.
The fully charged externally-filled refueling electric fuel can be directly sold or directly leased to the outside; a user buys or rents the liquid flow electric fuel cell, after the electric quantity is used up, the liquid flow electric fuel cell is sent back to a purchasing place or a filling station to be recycled, then the liquid flow electric fuel cell is recycled to a thermal power plant by a transport vehicle in a centralized mode and is injected into a recycled electric fuel storage tank, a charging unit of a liquid flow electric fuel cell charging station is used for recharging in a centralized mode, and the charged filled electric fuel is sold or rented again.
Various corresponding changes and modifications can be made by those skilled in the art according to the above technical solutions and concepts, and all such changes and modifications should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. A system for arranging a liquid flow electric fuel charging station in a thermal power plant comprises the thermal power plant and a power plant centralized control system (102), and is characterized by also comprising the liquid flow electric fuel battery charging station in the thermal power plant; the liquid flow electric fuel cell charging station comprises a charging and discharging control cabinet (7), a liquid flow electric fuel cell and a storage tank thereof; the charge and discharge control cabinet (7) is connected to the storage tank of the flow electric fuel cell and is used for controlling the charge and discharge of the flow electric fuel cell; at least one of an outlet bus of a generator (100) of the thermal power plant, a bus of a booster station (101) and a bus of service power is connected to an alternating current input end of the charge and discharge control cabinet (7) through a switch; and the power plant centralized control system (102) is in control connection with each switch and the charging and discharging control cabinet (7).
2. The system for arranging the liquid flow electric fuel charging station in the thermal power plant according to claim 1, wherein at least one of an outlet bus of a generator (100) of the thermal power plant, a bus of a booster station (101) and a bus of service power is connected with a respective switch through a transformer.
3. The system for arranging the liquid electric fuel charging station in the thermal power plant according to claim 1, wherein the charging and discharging control cabinet (7) comprises an inverter and a charging control unit; the alternating current input end of the inverter is respectively connected with the output end of each switch, and the direct current output end of the inverter is electrically connected with the charging end of the liquid flow electric fuel cell; the charging control unit is connected to the flow electric fuel cell and used for controlling the charging and discharging of the flow electric fuel cell.
4. The system for providing a liquid stream electric fuel charging station in a thermal power plant according to claim 1, wherein the thermal power plant comprises any one of a coal-fired thermal power plant, a gas-fired power plant, a biomass power plant, and a waste incineration power plant.
5. The system for arranging the liquid flow electric fuel charging station in the thermal power plant is characterized in that an electric energy output end of the charging and discharging control cabinet (7) is electrically connected with a bus of the booster station (101) through a switch and a transformer.
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