EP3766158A1 - Energiespeichersystem und verfahren zum steuern eines energiespeichersystems - Google Patents
Energiespeichersystem und verfahren zum steuern eines energiespeichersystemsInfo
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- EP3766158A1 EP3766158A1 EP19715816.5A EP19715816A EP3766158A1 EP 3766158 A1 EP3766158 A1 EP 3766158A1 EP 19715816 A EP19715816 A EP 19715816A EP 3766158 A1 EP3766158 A1 EP 3766158A1
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Classifications
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
- H02J—CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS OR SYSTEMS FOR SUPPLYING OR DISTRIBUTING ELECTRIC POWER; SYSTEMS FOR STORING ELECTRIC ENERGY
- H02J3/00—Circuit arrangements for ac mains or ac distribution networks
- H02J3/28—Arrangements for balancing of the load in a network by storage of energy
- H02J3/32—Arrangements for balancing of the load in a network by storage of energy using batteries with converting means
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- G—PHYSICS
- G05—CONTROLLING; REGULATING
- G05F—SYSTEMS FOR REGULATING ELECTRIC OR MAGNETIC VARIABLES
- G05F1/00—Automatic systems in which deviations of an electric quantity from one or more predetermined values are detected at the output of the system and fed back to a device within the system to restore the detected quantity to its predetermined value or values, i.e. retroactive systems
- G05F1/10—Regulating voltage or current
- G05F1/12—Regulating voltage or current wherein the variable actually regulated by the final control device is ac
- G05F1/14—Regulating voltage or current wherein the variable actually regulated by the final control device is ac using tap transformers or tap changing inductors as final control devices
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- H—ELECTRICITY
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- H01F—MAGNETS; INDUCTANCES; TRANSFORMERS; SELECTION OF MATERIALS FOR THEIR MAGNETIC PROPERTIES
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- H01F29/02—Variable transformers or inductances not covered by group H01F21/00 with tappings on coil or winding; with provision for rearrangement or interconnection of windings
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Definitions
- the invention relates to an energy storage system according to the preamble of claim 1 and a method for controlling an energy storage system.
- Such an energy storage system for example a battery storage system (also referred to as a battery power plant) comprises at least one energy store, for example one or more battery devices for storing electrical energy, a converter for conversion between a DC voltage applied to the at least one energy store and an AC voltage, a transformer for the transformation between the AC voltage and a mains voltage of a power supply network and a control device for controlling the energy storage system.
- a battery storage system also referred to as a battery power plant
- the energy storage system comprises at least one energy store, for example one or more battery devices for storing electrical energy, a converter for conversion between a DC voltage applied to the at least one energy store and an AC voltage, a transformer for the transformation between the AC voltage and a mains voltage of a power supply network and a control device for controlling the energy storage system.
- battery storage units in the megawatt range are used to control the grid voltage and grid frequency of electrical energy supply networks as part of an efficient control concept with centralized and decentralized control tasks.
- the battery storage units also referred to as “battery power plants”
- a battery power plant is largely kept in an optimum state of charge, which for the primary control both the absorption of electrical power from the electrical power supply network and the delivery of electrical power to the electrical Energyver - ensures supply network.
- the DC voltage available on an electrical energy store in the form of a battery changes depending on the state of charge of the battery (so-called state of charge, SOC for short).
- SOC state of charge
- the DC voltage provided by the battery is converted by means of a power converter into an AC voltage and transformed by a (power) transformer to the mains voltage (in the kilovolt range, for example 20 kV).
- the mains voltage is transformed by means of the transformer into the alternating voltage and converted by means of a power converter into a DC voltage for feeding into the battery.
- the object of the present invention is to provide an energy storage system and a method for controlling the energy storage system, which make it possible to operate an energy storage system with high efficiency even at low power.
- the transformer for setting a transformation ratio for switching between the AC voltage and the mains voltage is switchable, wherein the control device is adapted to set the transformation ratio of the transformer as a function of the voltage applied to the at least one energy storage DC voltage.
- the transformer (in particular designed as a power transformer) for setting the transformation ratio is in particular stepwise switchable.
- the transformation ratio is set, which in particular makes it possible to use an alternating voltage which is variable in its rms value between the DC voltage on the side of the energy store and the grid voltage on the side of the power supply network.
- the energy storage system By means of the energy storage system provided, it is optionally possible to dispense with a (DC-DC) converter for adapting the DC voltage between the energy store and the power converter, which makes it possible to operate the energy storage system with high efficiency. Characterized in that are adapted by switching the transformer, the transformation ratio to an applied DC voltage can, is also possible to exploit a storage capacity of an energy storage in the form of a battery in a favorable manner.
- a (DC-DC) converter for adapting the DC voltage between the energy store and the power converter
- the proposed solution allows full utilization of DC energy storage units even in a low state of charge.
- the smallest DC voltage applied to an energy storage unit determines the maximum AC voltage which can be provided by the power converter.
- larger direct voltages available to energy storage units can be converted into higher alternating voltages, which not only enables better efficiency in the partial load range, but also opens up the possibility of higher power converter performance, at least in the short term, namely as long as a corresponding state of charge exists to use.
- a "power supply network” is understood to be a high-voltage transmission network, a medium-voltage distribution network or else a low-voltage network, whereby an energy storage system connected to a distribution network at the medium voltage level also indirectly oversees system services such as the primary power control in the high-voltage transmission network the distribution grid level.
- the transformer may in particular comprise a secondary winding to which the AC voltage is applied, a primary winding to which the mains voltage is applied, and a switching device having a plurality of secondary taps on the secondary winding and / or with a plurality of primary taps on the secondary winding have primary winding.
- a switching device having a plurality of secondary taps on the secondary winding and / or with a plurality of primary taps on the secondary winding have primary winding.
- Switching between the taps takes place via the switching device, it being possible to switch between secondary taps on the secondary winding on the side of the power converter and additionally or alternatively between primary taps on the primary winding on the side of the power supply network, in order in this way to achieve the effective length the secondary winding on the side of the power converter and / or to change step by step the effective length of the primary winding on the side of the mains voltage.
- the stages of the changeover are hereby predefined by the locations of the taps, so that the transformation ratio can be changed stepwise via the switching device.
- the steps can be arranged equidistant from each other, so that the transformation ratio can be adjusted in uniform steps.
- the steps can also be of different sizes, so that the transformation ratio can be adjusted with steps of different sizes.
- the switching device also referred to as a tap changer, can be designed as a so-called on-load tap-changer for uninterrupted switching under load (termed “On Load Tap Changer", or OLTC for short).
- the switching device can also be designed as a so-called diverter for no-load switching (English No Load Tap Changer, short NLTC).
- the transformer is therefore preferably stepwise switchable in order to vary the transformation ratio at the transformer and to adapt it to a DC voltage available at the at least one energy store, for example a battery, which depends on the state of charge of the energy store. While the transformation ratio can thus be changed step by step, the DC voltage available at the energy store will change continuously with the changing state of charge of the battery.
- it is therefore preferably provided to control the converter for converting between the DC voltage and the AC voltage such that the effective value of the AC voltage is variable depending on the value of the DC voltage but preferably adjusted by a step function so that the rms value of the AC voltage is varied stepwise.
- Different value ranges of the DC voltage are thus assigned to different stages of the AC voltage, so that a specific value range of the DC voltage is converted into a specific stage of the AC voltage.
- the converter is used to convert the DC voltage of the energy storage in the direction of a feed into the power supply network in the AC voltage, which is then transformed by the transformer into the mains voltage.
- the converter works in this direction as an inverter.
- the AC voltage obtained from the mains voltage is converted by means of the power converter in the DC voltage of the energy storage device for feeding the energy into the energy storage.
- the power converter operates as a rectifier.
- the converter is controllable in both directions, in particular using semiconductor components, for example transistors such as IGBTs, so that, depending on the direct current voltage available at the energy store (which depends on the charge state of the energy store, in particular the battery) Conversion between the DC voltage and the AC voltage (which is set to a level associated with the value of the DC voltage and thus is varied stepwise) takes place.
- semiconductor components for example transistors such as IGBTs
- the setting of the effective value of the alternating voltage can be effected in particular by means of pulse width modulation.
- a modulation factor of the pulse width modulation is predetermined by means of the control device, the modulation factor being calculated on the basis of the available value of the DC voltage.
- pulse PWM pulse width modulation
- transistors used as switching elements in particular IGBT periodically poled the DC voltage, wherein the effective value of the converted AC voltage is set on the basis of the modulation factor of the pulse width modulation. This is done in such a way that a predetermined level of the AC voltage (based on the rms value of the AC voltage) is established, which is assigned to a specific stage of the transformation ratio of the transformer.
- the transformation ratio of the transformer is then adjusted based on the set level of the alternating voltage.
- the stepwise variation of the alternating voltage available on the output side of the converter and the stepwise adjustment of the transmission ratio by means of the steps of the alternating voltage ensure that the alternating voltage can be converted in the desired manner into the line voltage (constant in its rms value).
- the energy storage system is preferably designed as a battery storage power plant with an energy store in the form of a battery device.
- the energy storage system In this case, a large power, for example greater than 30 MW, for example even greater than 50 MW or 100 MW, may have.
- the object is also achieved by a method for controlling an energy storage system in which a power converter converts between a DC voltage applied to at least one energy store and an AC voltage and transforms a transformer between the AC voltage and a mains voltage of a power supply network. It is provided that the transformer is switched to set a transformation ratio for the conversion between the alternating voltage and the mains voltage as a function of the voltage applied to the at least one energy storage DC voltage.
- Fig. 1 is a schematic view of an energy storage system in the form of a
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic view of a strand of an exemplary embodiment of an energy storage system
- Fig. 3 is a schematic view of a transformer
- FIG. 4 shows a view of a winding of the transformer with a switching device in the form of a tap changer for switching the transformation ratio of the transformer;
- FIG. 5A shows a graphic view of the DC voltage available on an energy store in the form of a battery as a function of the state of charge
- FIG. 5B is a graphic view of a stepwise conversion of the DC voltage by means of a power converter into an AC voltage with a parallel stage of a transformer
- Fig. 5C is a graphical view of a resulting mains voltage
- Fig. 6 is a graphical view of the conversion by means of pulse width modulation.
- the energy storage system 1 shows a schematic view of an energy storage system 1 in the form of a battery power plant which has a plurality of energy stores 2 in the form of batteries.
- the energy storage system 1 is coupled to a power supply network 6 and serves to temporarily store energy, for example from renewable energy sources, in order to feed energy from a state of the energy supply network 6 into the energy supply network 6 or to remove it from the energy supply network 6 for intermediate storage.
- An energy storage 2 in the form of a battery provides a DC voltage that may vary depending on the state of charge of the battery 2.
- a direct voltage of the energy accumulator 2 in the form of the battery and the mains voltage present on the side of the power supply network 6 is converted by means of converters 3 and a transformer 5, wherein in the embodiment of FIG. 1 different energy storage 2 assigned separate converters 3 and the AC voltage of the energy store 2 obtained in this way is transformed by means of a common transformer 5 to the mains voltage of the power supply network 6.
- the transmission chain between the energy supply network 6 and the energy storage devices 2 is designed to feed energy from the energy storage devices 2 into the energy supply network 6 and conversely also to feed energy from the energy supply network 6 into the energy storage devices 2 in the form of the batteries.
- the power converters 3 act as inverters for converting the direct current voltage of each energy storage device 2 into an alternating voltage, which is then fed into the mains voltage by means of the transformer 5 U grid is transformed.
- the power converter 3 act as a rectifier for rectifying the after transformation at the Transformer 5 AC voltage received in the DC voltage of the respective energy storage. 2
- each path of an energy storage device 2 there is additionally a block transformer 4 which serves for transformation and as galvanic isolation.
- the conversion of the DC voltage UDC of the energy store 2 into the AC voltage UAC and the transformation of the AC voltage UAC into the grid voltage U grid of the power grid 6 take place a controlled by a control device 7 way.
- the transformer 5 for setting the transformation ratio is stepwise switchable, so that the transformer 5 has no constant transformation ratio, but can be switched in a controlled manner.
- the AC voltage UAC between the power converter 3 and transformer 5 is not constant in their RMS value, but variably adjustable, depending in particular on the energy storage 2 available, depending on the state of charge of the energy storage device 2 in the form of the battery DC voltage.
- the transformer 5 has a secondary winding 50, to which the AC voltage UAC is applied, and a primary winding 51, to which the mains voltage U grid is applied, via a transformer core 52 for conducting the magnetic flux are magnetically connected with each other.
- the transformation ratio of the transformer 5 results from the ratio of the number of turns of the windings 50, 51 in a conventional manner, wherein one or both of the windings 50, 51, as exemplified in Fig. 4, by switching between different taps 530 are switchable.
- FIG. 4 shows by way of example a switching device 53 on the secondary winding 50, by means of which it is possible to switch over between different taps 530 of the secondary winding 50.
- the switching device 53 has switches 531, 532, by means of which switches can be switched between the different taps 530.
- the switch 531 assigned to a stage S4 (corresponding to a specific transformation ratio) is closed, so that in the illustrated switch position of the switch 532 the coil 50 is tapped on the tap 530 associated with the stage S4.
- the different taps 530 it is possible to switch between different stages S1 to S7, which correspond to different discrete values of the transformation ratio, in order thus to set the transformation ratio in stages.
- the switching device 53 may be formed as a tap changer for switching under load or as a diverter for load-free switching between the taps 530.
- a changeover can additionally or alternatively also take place at the primary winding 51.
- the switching between the taps 530 for setting a desired transformation ratio takes place as a function of a DC voltage UDC available at the energy store 2, which depends on the state of charge of the energy store 2.
- the switching is controlled by the control device 7.
- the DC voltage UD C available at the energy store 2 in the form of the battery changes depending on the state of charge (SOC).
- SOC state of charge
- the DC voltage UD C for discharged or nearly discharged battery (SOC close to 0%) is significantly lower than for fully charged battery (SOC at 100%).
- the available DC voltage UD C between 750 V and 900 V vary, depending on the specific design of the energy storage. 2
- the AC voltage U AC is set using a step function, the AC voltage U AC being based on predetermined, discrete stages which are assigned to the stages S1 to S7 of the transformation ratio of the transformer 5.
- the setting of the transformation ratio at the transformer 5 and the setting of the effective value of the AC voltage UAC at the power converter 3 takes place in a coordinated manner controlled by the control device 7, depending on the DC voltage UDC available at the energy storage 2.
- U AC, max n M, max calculates the rms value of the ac voltage UAC, which can be obtained from an available DC voltage UDC (K represents a safety factor); Depending on this, the rms value of the alternating voltage UAC is set by means of pulse width modulation in the power converter 3 to the next lower level which can be set on the transformer 5: where a modulation factor (with a value less than or equal to 1) represents the pulse width modulation.
- the pulse width modulation on the power converter 3 is thus controlled such that one of the respective associated stage results in the corresponding effective value of the AC voltage UAC.
- the transformation ratio of the transformer 5 is then set so that, after transformation of the AC voltage UAC, the (AC) mains voltage UGrid, which is constant in its effective value, results, as shown in FIG. 5C.
- the output side of the power converter 3 has an alternating voltage UAC which is set on the basis of the step function shown in FIG. 5B as a solid line.
- the AC voltage UAC is set by pulse width modulation on the output side of the power converter 3 in accordance with the step S3.
- the fact that the transformation ratio at the transformer 5 is then set such that the mains voltage U Grid is set on the output side of the transformer 5 results in a constant mains voltage Uo nd independent of the state of charge of the energy storage units 2 on the power supply side. as shown in Fig. 5C.
- FIG. 6 An example of a pulse width modulation for converting the DC voltage UDC of the energy storage device 2 on the power converter 3 to the power grid 6, Fig. 6.
- the DC voltage UDC of the energy storage 2 is in the pulse width modulation in pulses "chopped", the sinusoidal course of the change in their average - Voltage UAC result.
- the rms value of the AC voltage UAC can be set in the desired manner.
- the AC voltage UAC is thus adjusted variably, depending on a DC voltage UDC available at the energy store 2.
- the transformation ratio of the transformer is set in steps, so that in the desired manner between the (in their RMS value) mains voltage U grid and the AC voltage UAC is transformed.
- the proposed procedure can also be used with other types of energy storage devices, for example energy storage devices in the form of capacitors or electromechanical flywheels.
- energy storage devices in the form of capacitors or electromechanical flywheels.
- very different energy storage devices can be used which provide a direct electrical voltage.
- a switchable transformer of the type described herein may have a large number of stages, for example 20 stages or more, for finely switching the transformation ratio.
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