CN212518469U - Power supply system of charging and replacing power station - Google Patents

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CN212518469U
CN212518469U CN202021396473.5U CN202021396473U CN212518469U CN 212518469 U CN212518469 U CN 212518469U CN 202021396473 U CN202021396473 U CN 202021396473U CN 212518469 U CN212518469 U CN 212518469U
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蒋明波
黄加虎
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The embodiment of the utility model discloses a power supply system of a charging and replacing power station, which comprises a battery management module, an ammeter and a power load; the power utilization load is electrically connected with the power grid and the battery management module through the ammeter respectively; the electric load is used for consuming electric energy provided by the power grid and/or the battery management module; the electric meter is used for displaying electric quantity information according to the electric energy consumed by the electric load; the battery management module comprises an energy management unit and a charge-discharge machine; the energy management unit is electrically connected with the charge and discharge machine; the energy management unit is used for acquiring the electric quantity information displayed by the electric meter, starting a charging and discharging machine to control the idle battery pack to discharge according to the electric quantity information, and providing the discharging electric energy of the idle battery pack to the power utilization load; and the discharging electric energy is less than or equal to the electric energy of the electric quantity information displayed by the electric meter. The utility model discloses fill power supply system who trades power station can move economically and stably.

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Power supply system of charging and replacing power station
Technical Field
The embodiment of the utility model provides a relate to the power supply technology field, especially relate to a fill power supply system who trades power station.
Background
The emergence of various new energy automobiles plays an important role in reducing the pollution of automobile exhaust to the environment. The electric automobile is gradually accepted by people as a new energy automobile with the most development potential, and becomes the new energy automobile with the most extensive application at present.
Because the electric automobile needs electric energy as a power source, the electric automobile can be supplied with the electric energy by directly charging or replacing a battery. The electric automobile can go to a charging and replacing station to be charged or replace a battery. In the prior art, a charging and replacing station is generally provided with a battery replacing channel and a charger, and an electric vehicle can automatically replace a battery through the battery replacing channel or directly charge through the charger.
However, when the charging and replacing station fails, the electric vehicle cannot supply electric energy, which affects the use of the electric vehicle. Meanwhile, with the prominent energy crisis, how to better schedule the use mode of the electric energy and improve the use efficiency of the electric energy is a research direction to be explored urgently.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
To the above problem, the embodiment of the utility model provides a fill power supply system who trades power station to can guarantee to fill the electric energy supply who trades the power station when filling to trade the power station and have a power failure, improve the availability factor of electric energy.
An embodiment of the utility model provides a fill power supply system who trades power station, include: the system comprises a battery management module, an ammeter and an electricity utilization load;
the electricity utilization load is electrically connected with a power grid and the battery management module through the electricity meter respectively; the electric load is used for consuming the electric energy provided by the power grid and/or the battery management module;
the electric meter is used for displaying electric quantity information according to the electric energy consumed by the electric load;
the battery management module comprises an energy management unit and a charge and discharge machine; the energy management unit is electrically connected with the charge and discharge machine; the energy management unit is used for acquiring the electric quantity information displayed by the electric meter, starting the charge and discharge machine to control an idle battery pack to discharge according to the electric quantity information, and providing the discharge electric energy of the idle battery pack to the electricity utilization load; and the discharge electric energy is less than or equal to the electric energy of the electric quantity information displayed by the electric meter.
Optionally, the battery management module further includes a battery management unit;
the energy management unit is also electrically connected with the idle battery pack through the battery management unit and is electrically connected with the power grid through the electric meter; the energy management unit is also used for collecting the residual electric quantity of the idle battery pack through the battery management unit, receiving the electric energy provided by the power grid when the residual electric quantity is less than the preset electric quantity, and charging the idle battery pack through the charge and discharge machine.
Optionally, the energy management unit is further electrically connected to the power grid through the electric meter;
the energy management unit is also used for receiving the electric energy provided by the power grid during valley electricity and charging the idle battery pack through the charge and discharge machine; and starting the charge and discharge machine to control the idle battery pack to discharge when the peak power is generated.
Optionally, the power supply system of the charging and replacing power station further includes: a reverse power protector; the reverse power protector is electrically connected between the electric meter and the power grid.
Optionally, the electricity meter comprises a first electricity meter and a second electricity meter;
the first electric meter is electrically connected between the power grid and the second electric meter as well as between the first electric meter and the battery management module;
the second electric meter is electrically connected between the electric load and the first electric meter as well as between the first electric meter and the battery management module.
Optionally, the power consumption load includes a charger and a battery replacement channel;
the charger is electrically connected with the power grid and the battery management module through the ammeter; the charger is used for receiving the electric energy provided by the power grid and/or the battery management module and charging a battery pack of the electric automobile;
the battery replacement channel is electrically connected with the power grid and the battery management module through the ammeter; the battery replacement channel is used for receiving the electric energy provided by the power grid and/or the battery management module and replacing a battery pack for the electric automobile.
Optionally, the power consumption load further comprises a monitoring device;
the monitoring device is electrically connected with the power grid and the battery management module through the electric meter; the monitoring device is used for receiving the electric energy provided by the power grid and/or the battery management module and monitoring the running state of the charging and replacing power station.
Optionally, the power load further includes an uninterruptible power supply;
one end of the uninterruptible power supply is electrically connected with the power grid and the battery management module through the ammeter, and the other end of the uninterruptible power supply is electrically connected with the power exchange channel and the monitoring device respectively; the uninterruptible power supply is used for storing electric energy provided by the power grid and/or the battery management module and providing electric energy for the battery replacement channel and the monitoring device.
Optionally, the monitoring device includes a camera monitoring device, a fire monitoring device and an environment monitoring device.
Optionally, the battery management module and the electric load are electrically connected through a CAN bus.
The embodiment of the utility model provides a fill power supply system who trades power station, the energy management unit through the battery management module controls the charging and discharging machine and discharges to idle battery package for the battery management module can provide the electric energy for the power consumption load, in order to reduce the electric energy that the power consumption load acquireed from the electric wire netting side, thereby can reduce the running cost who fills and trades the power station; meanwhile, the energy management unit can also collect the electric quantity information displayed by the electric meter so as to acquire the electric quantity required by the current electric load, so that the discharge electric energy of the idle battery pack controlled by the charge and discharge machine to discharge is smaller than the electric energy of the electric quantity information displayed by the electric meter, the discharge electric energy of the idle battery pack can be prevented from flowing back to the electric network side, the energy is wasted, and the power supply system of the charging and replacing station can run economically and stably.
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Fig. 1 is a block diagram of a power supply system of a charging and replacing power station according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a block diagram of a power supply system of another charging and replacing power station according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 3 is a block diagram of a power supply system of another charging and replacing power station according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 4 is a block diagram of a power supply system of another charging and replacing power station according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 5 is a block diagram of a power supply system of another charging and replacing power station according to an embodiment of the present invention.
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The present invention will be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and examples. It is to be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the invention and are not limiting of the invention. It should be further noted that, for the convenience of description, only some of the structures related to the present invention are shown in the drawings, not all of the structures.
An embodiment of the utility model provides a fill power supply system who trades power station, this fill power supply system who trades power station can be used to charge or change electric automobile's battery package. Fig. 1 is a block diagram of a power supply system of a charging and replacing power station according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in fig. 1, the power supply system of the charging and replacing power station includes a battery management module 10, an electricity meter 20, and an electrical load 30. The electricity load 30 is electrically connected to the power grid 200 and the battery management module 10 through the electricity meter 20; the electricity load 30 is used for consuming the electric energy provided by the power grid 200 and/or the battery management module 10; the electricity meter 20 is used for displaying electricity quantity information according to the electric energy consumed by the electric load 30; the battery management module 10 includes an energy management unit 11 and a charge-discharge machine 12; the energy management unit 44 is electrically connected to the charge and discharge machine 12; the energy management unit 11 is configured to collect the electric quantity information displayed by the electric meter 20, start the charging and discharging machine 12 according to the electric quantity information to control the idle battery pack 310 to discharge, and provide the discharging electric energy of the idle battery pack 310 to the electric load 30; the discharge power of the idle battery pack 310 is less than or equal to the power information displayed by the power meter 30.
Specifically, the charging and replacing power station can provide services of charging and replacing a battery pack for the electric vehicle, and the electric load 30 in the power supply system of the charging and replacing power station may include, for example, a charger for charging the battery pack in the electric vehicle and/or a replacing channel for assisting the electric vehicle to replace the battery pack. When the charger charges the battery pack of the electric vehicle and/or the electric vehicle is replaced in the battery replacement channel, corresponding electric energy needs to be consumed. There are usually many battery packs in the charging and replacing station for replacing the electric vehicle, and when there are fewer electric vehicles needing to replace the battery packs, there are a lot of idle battery packs 310. At this time, the energy management unit 11 in the battery management module 10 can collect the electric quantity information displayed by the electric meter 20 to obtain the total electric energy required by the current electric load 30; the energy management unit 11 controls the charging and discharging machine 12 to start, the charging and discharging machine 12 controls the idle battery pack 310 to discharge, and the discharging electric energy of the idle battery pack 310 is less than or equal to the total electric energy required by the electric load 30, so as to prevent the charging and discharging machine 12 from controlling the idle battery pack 310 to discharge more discharging electric energy and less total electric energy required by the electric load 30, which causes the discharging electric energy of the idle battery pack 310 to have surplus, so that the discharging electric energy flows to the power grid 200, thereby generating unnecessary waste and increasing the operation cost of the charging and discharging station; meanwhile, since the discharge electric energy of the idle battery pack 310 is usually direct current, and when the direct current flows back to the power grid 300, a certain damage is caused to the power grid 300, the discharge electric energy of the idle battery pack 310 is controlled to be smaller than the electric energy required by the power load 30, so that the power utilization safety can be improved, and the charge and discharge station can operate safely and stably. The energy management unit 11 may be, for example, a single chip microcomputer.
For example, the battery management module 10 and the electrical load 30 may be electrically connected through a CAN bus. Therefore, mutual communication among the modules can be realized, wiring can be reduced, the design of a power supply system of the charging and replacing power station is simplified, and the cost of the power supply system of the charging and replacing power station is reduced.
Optionally, fig. 2 is a block diagram of a power supply system of another charging and replacing power station provided in an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in fig. 2, the electric meter 20 of the power supply system of the charging and replacing station may include a first electric meter 21 and a second electric meter 22. The first electric meter 21 is electrically connected between the power grid 200 and the second electric meter 22 and the battery management module 10; the second electricity meter 22 is electrically connected between the electricity load 30 and the first electricity meter 21 and the battery management module 10. Therefore, the first electric meter 21 can display corresponding electric quantity information according to the electric energy consumed by the power supply system of the whole charging and replacing station, and at the moment, the electric energy required by the power supply system of the whole charging and replacing station can be obtained according to the electric quantity information displayed by the first electric meter 21; the second electric meter 22 can display the corresponding electric quantity information according to the electric energy consumed by the electric load 30, and at this time, the electric energy consumed by the electric load 30 can be known according to the electric quantity information displayed by the second electric meter 22. The electric energy required by the electric load 30 may be, for example, the current IL and the power PL required by the electric load 30, and the discharge electric energy of the idle battery pack 310 may also be the current IM and the power PM of the electric energy discharged by the idle battery pack. Wherein IL is more than or equal to IM, PL is more than or equal to PM.
Furthermore, in the embodiment of the utility model provides an in, idle battery package can be for filling trade the battery package that is not used in the power station at present, perhaps for filling trade the battery package that need carry out the maintenance of discharging in the power station. So, when maintaining the battery package through discharging, can provide its electric energy of discharging to the power consumption load, prevent that the electric energy is extravagant, and then improve the electric energy availability factor who fills and trade the power station to and reduce the running cost who fills and trade the power station.
Optionally, with continued reference to fig. 2, the energy management unit 11 can also be electrically connected to the grid 200 via an electricity meter 20; at this time, the energy management unit 11 can also receive the electric energy provided by the power grid 200 during the valley electricity, and charge the idle battery pack 310 through the charge and discharge machine 12; and, at peak power, the charge and discharge machine 12 is started to control the idle battery pack 310 to discharge.
Specifically, the power grid 200 can convert, transmit and distribute electric energy to provide electric energy for electric equipment, so as to meet the needs of life and production. In general, electricity consumption equipment is more in operation in daytime, and electricity consumption is more, so that more electric energy is needed to meet the electricity consumption requirement; and the electricity consumption equipment that runs is less when evening, and the power consumption is less, therefore less electric energy can satisfy user's demand. The electric energy utilization is unbalanced due to the limitation of the operation time of the electric equipment, and the national power grid divides the electric energy transmitted and distributed by the power grid 200 into peak power and valley power. The electric energy used in the peak period of electricity utilization is peak electricity, and the unit price is higher; the electric energy used in the electricity consumption valley period is valley electricity, and the unit price is lower. At this time, during the valley power, the unit price of the electric energy provided by the power grid 200 is low, and the energy management unit 11 may start the charge and discharge machine 12 to charge all the idle battery packs 310 in the current charging and replacing power station, so as to improve the utilization rate of the electric energy transmitted in the power grid 200 during the valley power; at peak power, the unit price of the power provided by the power grid 200 is high, and the energy management unit 11 may start the charge and discharge machine 12 to control the idle battery pack 310 to discharge, so as to reduce the use of the power transmitted by the power grid 200. Therefore, on one hand, the impact on the power grid 200 during peak power can be reduced, and the power utilization safety and stability are improved; on the other hand, the electric energy transmitted by the power grid 200 can be used for charging at the valley time, and the electric energy transmitted by the power grid 200 is reduced at the peak time, so that the operation cost of the charging and replacing power station can be reduced, and the purposes of peak clipping and valley filling are achieved.
Optionally, fig. 3 is a block diagram of a power supply system of another charging and replacing power station provided in an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in fig. 3, the battery management module 10 further includes a battery management unit 13; at this time, the energy management unit 11 is also electrically connected to the idle battery pack 310 through the battery management unit 13, and to the power grid 200 through the electricity meter 20; the energy management unit 11 is further configured to collect the remaining power of the idle battery pack 310 through the battery management unit 13, and receive the electric energy provided by the power grid 200 when the remaining power of the idle battery pack 13 is smaller than a preset power, and charge the idle battery pack 310 through the charging and discharging machine 12.
Specifically, the battery management unit 13 can collect the voltage, the current, the temperature, and the like of the idle battery pack 310 in real time, so as to obtain the remaining capacity of the idle battery pack 310. At this time, the energy management unit 11 can collect the remaining power of the idle battery pack 310 through the battery management unit 13, and when the energy management unit 11 learns that the remaining power of the idle battery pack 310 is smaller than the preset power, the energy management unit can receive the power provided by the power grid 200 and charge the idle battery pack 310 through the charging and discharging machine 12. The preset electric quantity may be, for example, 90% of the total electric quantity of the idle battery pack 310, that is, when the remaining electric quantity of the idle battery pack 310 is less than 90% of the total electric quantity, the charge and discharge machine 12 may charge the idle battery pack 310, so that when the idle battery pack 310 needs to be replaced as a replacement battery pack with a battery pack in an electric vehicle, it can be ensured that the idle battery pack 310 has sufficient electric quantity.
Optionally, fig. 4 is a block diagram of a power supply system of another charging and replacing power station provided in an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in fig. 4, the power supply system of the charging and replacing power station further includes a reverse power protector 40. The reverse power protector 40 is electrically connected between the electricity meter 20 and the grid 200. So, when the outage takes place for electric wire netting 200, can start this reverse power protector 40 for battery management module 10 and power consumption load 30 disconnection and the being connected of electric wire netting, thereby can prevent that battery management module 10 from providing to the electric power of power consumption load 30 in adverse current to electric wire netting 200, cause the waste of electric energy, and then be favorable to improving power consumption security and economic nature.
Optionally, fig. 5 is a block diagram of a power supply system of another charging and replacing power station provided in an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in fig. 5, the electric load 30 of the power supply system of the charging and replacing power station includes a charger 31 and a replacing power channel 32. The charger 31 is electrically connected with the power grid 200 and the battery management module 10 through an electric meter 20, and the charger 31 can receive electric energy provided by the power grid and/or the battery management module and charge a battery pack of the electric vehicle; the battery replacement channel 32 is also electrically connected to the power grid 200 and the battery management module 10 through the electric meter 20, and is also capable of receiving electric energy provided by the power grid 200 and/or the battery management module 10 and replacing a battery pack for the electric vehicle. Therefore, the electric vehicle can be directly charged by a charger of the charging and replacing power station, or the electric vehicle runs to the battery replacing channel 32, and the battery pack is replaced in the battery replacing channel 32.
In addition, as shown with continued reference to fig. 5, the electrical load 30 also includes a monitoring device 34. The monitoring device 34 can also be electrically connected to the power grid 200 and the battery management module 10 through the electricity meter 20, and can receive the power supplied by the power grid 200 and/or the battery management module 10 and monitor the operation status of the charging and replacing station. Therefore, the monitoring device 34 is adopted to monitor the running state of the charging and replacing power station in real time so as to know the fault condition of the charging and replacing power station in time.
The monitoring device 34 may include, for example, a camera monitoring device 341, a fire monitoring device 342, and an environment monitoring device 343; at this time, the camera monitoring device 341 may obtain the image information of the charging and replacing station to know the entering and exiting status lights of the vehicle and the personnel; the temperature information of the charging and replacing station is monitored in real time through the fire-fighting monitoring device 342, so that a corresponding fire-fighting alarm function can be sent out when the temperature exceeds a preset temperature (for example, 50 ℃), and/or fire-fighting facilities are started to cool down and the like; and the environmental indexes of the charging and replacing power station, such as pollution index, environmental temperature, etc., can be obtained in real time through the environmental monitoring device 343.
Optionally, with continued reference to fig. 5, the electric load 30 further includes an uninterruptible power supply 33, one end of the uninterruptible power supply 33 is electrically connected to the power grid 200 and the battery management module 10 through the electric meter 20, and the other end of the uninterruptible power supply 33 is electrically connected to the power switching channel 32 and the monitoring device 34, respectively; the ups 33 is capable of storing power provided by the grid 200 and/or the battery management module 10, as well as providing power to the charging channel 32 and the monitoring device 34.
Specifically, the Uninterruptible Power Supply 33 (UPS) can provide a stable and uninterrupted Power Supply. When the electric energy is normally input at the input end of the UPS, the UPS can supply the electric energy input at the input end of the UPS to the battery replacement channel 32 and the monitoring device 34 after stabilizing the voltage and stores the electric energy, and the UPS is used as an alternating current type power stabilizer and a storage battery at the moment; when the electric energy input by the input end of the UPS is interrupted, the UPS can invert the stored electric energy and provide the electric energy to the battery replacing channel 32 and the monitoring device 34 so as to ensure that the battery replacing channel and the monitoring device 34 can work normally, and sudden power failure is prevented, and the battery replacing channel 32 stops working, so that the electric automobile in the battery replacing channel 32 cannot normally replace a battery pack and cannot enter or exit the battery replacing channel 32, the normal use of the electric automobile is influenced, and even unnecessary accidents and the like are generated. Can ensure to trade electric channel 32 and monitoring devices 34 normal operating under the outage circumstances through setting up uninterrupted power source 33, battery management module 10 can also provide the electric energy for uninterrupted power source 33 simultaneously to can prolong uninterrupted power source 33 live time, thereby can further improve the operation security and the stability of the power supply system who fills and trade the power station.
It should be noted that the foregoing is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention and the technical principles applied. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that the present invention is not limited to the particular embodiments described herein, but is capable of various obvious modifications, rearrangements, combinations and substitutions as will now become apparent to those skilled in the art without departing from the scope of the invention. Therefore, although the present invention has been described in greater detail with reference to the above embodiments, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and may include other equivalent embodiments without departing from the scope of the present invention.

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1. A power supply system for a charging and replacement station, comprising: the system comprises a battery management module, an ammeter and an electricity utilization load;
the electricity utilization load is electrically connected with a power grid and the battery management module through the electricity meter respectively; the electric load is used for consuming the electric energy provided by the power grid and/or the battery management module;
the electric meter is used for displaying electric quantity information according to the electric energy consumed by the electric load;
the battery management module comprises an energy management unit and a charge and discharge machine; the energy management unit is electrically connected with the charge and discharge machine; the energy management unit is used for acquiring the electric quantity information displayed by the electric meter, starting the charge and discharge machine to control an idle battery pack to discharge according to the electric quantity information, and providing the discharge electric energy of the idle battery pack to the electricity utilization load; and the discharge electric energy is less than or equal to the electric energy of the electric quantity information displayed by the electric meter.
2. The power supply system of a charging and replacing power station according to claim 1, wherein the battery management module further comprises a battery management unit;
the energy management unit is also electrically connected with the idle battery pack through the battery management unit and is electrically connected with the power grid through the electric meter; the energy management unit is also used for collecting the residual electric quantity of the idle battery pack through the battery management unit, receiving the electric energy provided by the power grid when the residual electric quantity is less than the preset electric quantity, and charging the idle battery pack through the charge and discharge machine.
3. The power supply system of the charging and replacing power station as recited in claim 1, wherein the energy management unit is further electrically connected to the power grid through the electric meter;
the energy management unit is also used for receiving the electric energy provided by the power grid during valley electricity and charging the idle battery pack through the charge and discharge machine; and starting the charge and discharge machine to control the idle battery pack to discharge when the peak power is generated.
4. The power supply system of a charging and replacing power station according to claim 1, further comprising: a reverse power protector; the reverse power protector is electrically connected between the electric meter and the power grid.
5. The power supply system of the charging and replacing power station as recited in claim 1, wherein the electricity meter comprises a first electricity meter and a second electricity meter;
the first electric meter is electrically connected between the power grid and the second electric meter as well as between the first electric meter and the battery management module;
the second electric meter is electrically connected between the electric load and the first electric meter as well as between the first electric meter and the battery management module.
6. The power supply system of the charging and replacing power station as claimed in claim 1, wherein the electrical load comprises a charger and a replacing channel;
the charger is electrically connected with the power grid and the battery management module through the ammeter; the charger is used for receiving the electric energy provided by the power grid and/or the battery management module and charging a battery pack of the electric automobile;
the battery replacement channel is electrically connected with the power grid and the battery management module through the ammeter; the battery replacement channel is used for receiving the electric energy provided by the power grid and/or the battery management module and replacing a battery pack for the electric automobile.
7. The power supply system of a charging and swapping station as in claim 6, wherein the power consuming load further comprises a monitoring device;
the monitoring device is electrically connected with the power grid and the battery management module through the electric meter; the monitoring device is used for receiving the electric energy provided by the power grid and/or the battery management module and monitoring the running state of the charging and replacing power station.
8. The power supply system of the charging and replacing power station as recited in claim 7, wherein the electrical load further comprises an uninterruptible power supply;
one end of the uninterruptible power supply is electrically connected with the power grid and the battery management module through the ammeter, and the other end of the uninterruptible power supply is electrically connected with the power exchange channel and the monitoring device respectively; the uninterruptible power supply is used for storing electric energy provided by the power grid and/or the battery management module and providing electric energy for the battery replacement channel and the monitoring device.
9. The power supply system of a charging and replacing power station as claimed in claim 7, wherein the monitoring device comprises a camera monitoring device, a fire-fighting monitoring device and an environment monitoring device.
10. The power supply system of a charging and swapping station of claim 1, wherein the battery management module and the electrical load are electrically connected through a CAN bus.
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