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Definitions

• Electric heater type heater including a voltage converter
• the present invention relates to an electric heater type heater comprising a housing housing a heater producing a first flow of calories when an input of the heater is powered by an electrical voltage.
• the invention also relates to an electrical installation comprising a power supply source and at least one such heating device.
• the power source to which the heater is connected delivers an AC voltage and all components of the heater are adapted accordingly.
• this power source is constituted by the local electrical network.
• a battery bank associated with the heater In some heaters, it is also known to integrate a battery bank associated with the heater. This battery bank stores energy used by the heater, to space electricity consumption over time.
• the present invention aims to solve all or part of the disadvantages listed above.
• an electric radiator type heater comprising a housing housing a heating member producing a first flow of calories when an input of the heating member is supplied by a DC voltage, the heating apparatus comprising a voltage converter implanted in the housing and comprising an input provided with connection elements for connecting the voltage converter to a power source and an output delivering a DC voltage able to feed directly or indirectly the power supply.
• a management unit housed in the housing and driving at least the heating member and a characterization element for characterizing the state of charge of the electrical energy storage device and the elements transmission method for addressing the value determined by the characterization element to an input of one management.
• the voltage converter is configured so as to deliver, at its output, said DC voltage by converting a DC voltage applied to the input of the voltage converter by the power source. when the voltage converter is connected to it.
• the voltage converter is configured so as to deliver, at its output, said DC voltage by converting an AC voltage applied to the input of the voltage converter by the power source. power supply when the voltage converter is connected to it.
• the heating apparatus comprises an electrical energy storage device operating under a continuous electric current, having an input intended to be fed by a direct current and an output delivering a direct current, the electrical energy storage device comprising a battery based on an assembly of electrochemical cells and / or a supercapacitor and / or a fuel cell.
• the heating apparatus comprises: first connecting elements for connecting the output of the voltage converter with the input of the heating element and able to apply the DC voltage delivered at the output of the voltage converter to the input of the heating element,
• connection elements for connecting the output of the voltage converter with the input of the electrical energy storage device and able to apply the DC voltage delivered at the output of the voltage converter to the input of the storage device; 'electric energy
• third connecting elements for connecting the output of the electrical energy storage device with the input of the heating element and able to apply the direct current delivered by the output of the electrical energy storage device to the input the heating element
• switching elements for varying the first connection elements between an open circuit or closed circuit configuration, for varying the second connection elements between an open circuit or closed circuit configuration, and for varying the third elements of the circuit. connection between an open circuit configuration or a closed circuit configuration.
• the management unit controls at least the switching elements.
• the heating apparatus comprises a sensor for measuring the temperature outside the housing and transmission elements making it possible to address the value determined by the measurement sensor to an input of the sensor. 'management unit.
• the management unit provides control of the switching elements according to a predetermined strategy algorithm stored in a memory of the management unit, as a function of the value determined by the measurement sensor and addressed to the input of the management unit and according to the value determined by the characterization element and addressed to the input of the management unit.
• the management unit varies the heating apparatus, by controlling the switching elements, between a first operating mode where the first connecting elements and / or the third connecting elements occupy an open circuit configuration and a second operating mode where the first link elements and / or the third link elements occupy a closed circuit configuration, the first operating mode being occupied if the difference between the value determined by the measuring sensor and a known setpoint temperature of the management unit is greater than a first predetermined positive difference and the second operating mode is occupied if the difference between the value determined by the measuring sensor and the setpoint temperature known from the management unit is less than a second predetermined negative or zero gap.
• the management unit varies the heating apparatus, by controlling the switching elements, between a third operating mode where the second connecting elements occupy a closed circuit configuration and a fourth an operating mode in which the second link elements occupy an open circuit configuration, the third operating mode being occupied if the value determined by the characterization element is less than or equal to a first known predetermined threshold of the management unit and the fourth operating mode being occupied as soon as the value determined by the characterization element is greater than or equal to a second known predetermined threshold of the management unit and strictly greater than the first predetermined threshold.
• the management unit occupies the heating apparatus, by controlling the switching elements, a fifth mode of operation where the third connection elements occupy a closed circuit configuration if the value determined by the characterization element is greater than or equal to a third known predetermined threshold of the management unit.
• the management unit provides control of the voltage converter such that the DC voltage delivered to the output of the voltage converter varies as a function of the power to be delivered by the calculated heating element. by the management unit.
• the voltage converter comprises heat sinks producing a second stream of calories with the calories generated by the voltage converter and the second stream is mixed with the first stream of calories generated by the body. heated.
• an electrical installation comprising a power source and at least one such heating device whose connection elements of the input of the voltage converter are connected to the power supply source, in which the source of power power supply delivers a continuous electrical voltage and includes all or part of the elements photovoltaic panels, a fuel cell, a supercapacity, a battery based on an assembly of electrochemical cells.
• Figure 1 is a schematic view of the components of an exemplary heater according to the invention.
• FIGS 2 and 3 illustrate two embodiments of the heater of Figure 1.
• the invention essentially relates to a heater 10 of the electric heater type, comprising a housing 11 housing a heater 12 producing a first flow of calories Fl when an input 121 of the heating member 12 is supplied by a DC voltage.
• the heating member 12 may in particular comprise at least one radiating body and / or at least one heating fluid heating device.
• the invention also relates to an electrical installation comprising a power supply source 13 and at least one such heater 10.
• the power supply source 13 may be of the type delivering an alternating electric voltage, or even more advantageously be of the type delivering a DC voltage.
• the heater 10 comprises a voltage converter 14 implanted in the housing 11 and having an input 141 provided with connection elements for electrically connecting the voltage converter 14 to the power source 13 and an output 142 delivering a DC voltage capable of directly or indirectly supplying the input 121 of the heating element 12.
• the voltage converter 14 makes it possible to transform the input current from the source 13 into a continuous output current directly usable under this form by the components that the voltage converter 14 is intended to supply energy.
• the nature of the voltage converter 14 is directly related to that of the power supply source 13 to which it is intended to be connected.
• the voltage converter 14 can be configured so that it can be delivering, at its output 142, the DC voltage by converting a DC voltage applied to the input 141 of the voltage converter 14 by the power supply source 13 when the voltage converter 14 is connected thereto .
• the voltage converter 14 may be DC / DC type.
• the voltage converter 14 is configured so as to be able to deliver, at its output 142, the DC voltage by converting an AC voltage applied to the input 141 of the voltage converter 14 by the power source 13 when the voltage converter 14 is connected thereto.
• the voltage converter 14 may be AC / DC type.
• the voltage converter 14 may for example comprise a switched-mode power supply or a plurality of switching power supplies in parallel, or more simply at least one chopper, in order to enable the conversion of an alternating current into a direct current directly usable by the components that the output 142 of the voltage converter 14 is intended to supply electrical energy.
• the heating apparatus 10 comprises an electrical energy storage device 15 operating under a continuous electric current, having an input 151 intended to be supplied by a direct current and an output 152 delivering another current. continued.
• the storage device 15 stores energy used by the heater 10, in order to space the consumption of electricity over time. In particular, it makes it possible to store electrical energy when it is available, especially when its cost of production is considered economical.
• the electrical energy storage device 15 comprises a battery based on an assembly of electrochemical cells and / or a supercapacitor and / or a fuel cell.
• the heating device 10 comprises first connecting elements 16 for connecting the output 142 of the converter voltage 14 with the input 121 of the heating element 12 and able to apply the DC voltage delivered at the output 142 of the voltage converter 14 to the input 121 of the heating element 12.
• the heating apparatus 10 comprises second connecting elements 17 for connecting the output 142 of the converter voltage 14 with the input 151 of the electrical energy storage device 15 and adapted to apply the DC voltage output 142 of the voltage converter 14 to the input 151 of the electrical energy storage device 15.
• the heating apparatus 10 comprises third connecting elements 18 for connecting the output 152 of the electrical energy storage device 15 with the inlet 121 of the heating element 12 and able to apply the direct current delivered by the output 152 of the electrical energy storage device 15 at the inlet 121 of the heating member 12.
• first connecting elements 16, the second connecting elements 17 and the third connecting elements 18 is not limiting in itself since it enables them to be adapted to the functions assigned to them presented above. .
• the heater 10 includes switching elements (not shown as such) for varying the first link members 16 between an open circuit or closed circuit configuration to vary the second link members. 17 between an open circuit or closed circuit configuration, and to vary the third link members 18 between an open circuit or closed circuit configuration.
• the heater 10 also comprises a management unit 19 housed in the housing 11 and driving the heater 12 via the control links 20 (wire or not).
• the management unit 19 can also provide control of the switching elements mentioned in the previous paragraph.
• the management unit 19 can also control the voltage converter 14 via the control links 21 (wired or not) and / or the control of the electrical energy storage device 15 via the control links 22 (wired or wireless). no).
• the management unit 19 provides control of the voltage converter 14 such that the DC voltage supplied to the output 142 of the voltage converter 14 varies as a function of the power to be delivered by the heating element 12 calculated by the In particular, such a control strategy will be considered and facilitated when the voltage converter 14 comprises a plurality of switching power supplies in parallel. It is therefore possible to vary the power delivered by the heating member 12 simply and economically, without resorting to a complex electronic solution.
• the DC voltage delivered by the voltage converter 14 is dependent on the voltage required for the heating element 12 or the storage device 15.
• a voltage converter 14 of the switching power supply or chopper type also makes it possible to avoid redundancy between the DC supplies of the various electronic components incorporated in the heater 10 (business card, sensors, display , etc .). On the contrary, the voltage converter 14 supplies DC power to all the electronic components. The result is a simplicity of design, a limited cost, a better robustness.
• the heating apparatus 10 also comprises a measurement sensor 23 able to measure the temperature outside the housing 11 and transmission elements 24 making it possible to address the value determined by the sensor. 23 to an input 191 of the management unit 19.
• the heater 10 also includes a characterizing element 25 for characterizing the state of charge of the electrical energy storage device 15 and the transmission elements 26 for addressing the value determined by the characterization element 25. to an entry 192 of the management unit 19.
• the management unit 19 provides control of the switching elements according to a predetermined strategy algorithm stored in a memory of the management unit 19, as a function of the value determined by the measurement sensor 23 and addressed to the input 191 of the management unit 191 via the first transmission elements 24 and as a function of the value determined by the characterization element 25 and addressed to the input 192 of the management unit 19 via the second transmission elements 26.
• the strategy algorithm makes it possible to choose the best conditions for choosing the operation of the heating element 12, the direct charge of the DC storage device 15 or the discharge of the storage device 15 through the heating element 12 suitable for direct current.
• the management unit 19 varies the heating apparatus 10, by controlling the switching elements, between:
• first connecting elements 16 and / or the third connecting elements 18 occupy an open circuit configuration, the first operating mode being occupied if the difference between the value determined by the measurement sensor 23 and a known setpoint temperature of the management unit 19 is greater than a first predetermined difference strictly positive,
• the second operating mode being occupied if the difference between the value determined by the measurement sensor 23 and the known setpoint temperature of the management unit 19 is less than a second predetermined negative or zero difference.
• the value of the first predetermined difference is typically between 1 and 3 °, for example equal to 2 °.
• the first operating mode is adopted if the temperature measured by the temperature sensor 23 is at least two degrees higher than the set temperature, which has the effect of stopping the operation. of the heating element 12.
• the value of the second predetermined difference is typically between -1 and 0, for example equal to 0.
• the second mode of operation is adopted if the temperature measured by the temperature sensor 23 is less than or equal to the setpoint temperature, which has the effect of starting the heating of the room by the heating member 12.
• the management unit 19 varies the heating apparatus 10, by controlling the switching elements, between:
• the third operating mode being occupied if the value determined by the characterization element 25 is less than or equal to a first predetermined threshold known to the management unit 19,
• the fourth mode of operation being occupied as soon as the value determined by the characterization 25 is greater than or equal to a second known predetermined threshold of the management unit 19 and strictly greater than the first predetermined threshold.
• the management unit 19 makes the heating apparatus 10 occupy, by controlling the switching elements, a fifth mode in operation where the third connecting elements 18 occupy a closed circuit configuration if the value determined by the characterization element 25 is greater than or equal to a third known predetermined threshold of the management unit 19.
• the third predetermined threshold is between the first predetermined threshold and the second predetermined threshold.
• the first predetermined threshold is equal to 0.15, for example.
• the third mode of operation is adopted if the state of charge of the storage device 15 is less than 15%, which has the effect of starting the charging of the storage device 15 in order to avoid an excessive discharge likely to degrade the storage device 15.
• the adoption of the third mode of operation may possibly be conditioned by the presence of inexpensive energy from the source 13.
• the second predetermined threshold is typically greater than 0.9, for example equal to 0.95.
• the fourth mode of operation is adopted if the state of charge of the storage device 15 is greater than 95%, which has the effect of stopping the load of the storage device 15 in order to avoid an excessive load and a premature wear.
• the third predetermined threshold is meanwhile typically between 0.4 and 0.6, for example equal to 0.5.
• the fifth mode of operation is adopted if the state of charge of the storage device 15 is greater than 50% for example, which has the effect of starting the power supply of the heater member 12 from the device 15.
• the adoption of the fifth mode of operation may possibly be conditioned to the absence of inexpensive energy from the source 13.
• first mode of operation does not confer to them no priority property of one over the other and no exclusion property of the one by report to the other. On the contrary, it is quite possible to combine different modes of operation between them.
• state of charge evokes a magnitude totally known to those skilled in the art, known by the term “state of charge” according to the appropriate Anglo-Saxon terminology. There are many ways to evaluate this state of charge, providing no limitation here.
• the voltage converter 14 comprises heat sinks producing a second stream of calories F2 with the calories generated by the voltage converter 14.
• the internal organization of the heater 10 is such that the second flow F2 is mixed with the first flow of calories Fl generated by the heating element 12.
• the second flow F2 serves both a rapid preheating of the other components and allows, because of its mixing with the first flow Fl, to optimize the energy efficiency of the electrical apparatus 10 by avoiding that the calories produced by the voltage converter 14 are lost or even annoying.
• the heat generated by the voltage converter 14 for converting the DC input current is used for the heating of the components and the generation of heat by the apparatus 10 to avoid yield losses.
• connection elements of the input 141 of the voltage converter 14 are connected to the power supply source 13.
• the power supply source 13 delivers a DC voltage and includes all or some of the following: photovoltaic panels, a fuel cell, a supercapacity, a battery based on an assembly of electrochemical cells. This optimizes the overall efficiency of the heater 10 and the electrical installation avoiding losses conventionally due to conversions of an alternating current to a direct current.
• the heater 10 is directly usable by power from a DC power source, which is a current trend especially due to the development of the share of renewable energy.
• the housing 11 may comprise a rear portion 111 comprising fixing means 18 for fixing the housing 11 to a wall, for example a vertical wall such as a wall, and a front guardrail 112 allowing the radiation of Fl and F2 flows towards the outside of the housing 11.
• the rear portion 111 has a thickness substantially equal to the total thickness of the housing 11 and the front bodyguard 112 closes the housing 11 at the front peripheral contour of the rear portion 111.
• the rear portion 111 has a thickness less than the total thickness of the housing 11 and the housing 11 also comprises a portion before 113 supporting the front guard 112 in its area before and coming, in its rear area, close the housing 11 at the front peripheral contour of the rear portion 111.
• the storage device 15 is located above the voltage converter 14 and this first assembly is shifted rearwardly with respect to a second assembly formed by the heating element 12 and the management 19 arranged side by side.
• a thermally insulating wall 27 separates the first assembly and the second assembly, depending on the thickness of the housing 11, only at the level of the storage device 15. On the contrary, the insulating wall 27 is not arranged between the voltage converter 14 and the second set. As a result, the calories generated by the voltage converter 14 during the voltage conversion are mixed with the calories generated by the heater 12 and allow cold to preheat at least the management unit 19, the device storage 15 and the heating member 12.
• the heating apparatus 10 makes it possible to control the type of electricity and to choose the nature of the power source 13 and the type of heating element 12 and consequently makes it possible to participate in the integration of the sources of electricity. renewable energies on the electricity grid by avoiding transformer losses in alternating current.
• the heater 10 can be used directly by power supply via a DC voltage source, without the need for conversion to alternating current, avoiding the losses that would result.
• the solution that is the subject of the invention is simple, inexpensive, reliable, has a high efficiency and its use in the context of continuous electric power supply sources is clearly facilitated while improving overall yields.
• This solution can be integrated within intelligent networks known as "smart grids" to allow optimal storage of energies of DC voltage sources on the power grid.
• the management unit 19 of the heating apparatus 10 can be subsequently commanded to the events of the home network or the national network to compensate for the following cases encountered in "smart grids": surplus production in relation to demand, demand in excess of production and withdrawal of reactive power.
• the storage device 15 can consume energy on the domestic or national network for local storage.
• the storage device 15 can supply energy to the domestic or national network.
• the storage device 15 can be used, with the appropriate voltage and phase parameters, to increase the power factor and / or reduce the harmonic pollution of the network.
• solar power sources, fuel cells, supercapacitors and electrochemical batteries are sources of DC voltage which may be a source of energy connected to the heater 10 and these sources having high DC voltage, the voltage converter 14 DC / DC type will allow use in the heater 10 under optimal conditions.
• this solution can be integrated within houses with positive energies to allow in situ storage of renewable energies from the production of positive energy housing.

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