EP3921882A1 - Behälter für eine energieversorgungsanlage, energieversorgungsanlage und verfahren zu deren bereitstellung - Google Patents
Behälter für eine energieversorgungsanlage, energieversorgungsanlage und verfahren zu deren bereitstellungInfo
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- EP3921882A1 EP3921882A1 EP20703705.2A EP20703705A EP3921882A1 EP 3921882 A1 EP3921882 A1 EP 3921882A1 EP 20703705 A EP20703705 A EP 20703705A EP 3921882 A1 EP3921882 A1 EP 3921882A1
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a container for an energy supply system, an energy supply system with a container according to the invention, and a method for providing such an energy supply system.
- the energy supply system comprises an energy store and an energy conversion unit.
- the energy store has a large number of storage modules which are arranged in the container when the energy supply system is in operation.
- Energy supply systems of the aforementioned type are used, for example, to support an energy supply network (EVN), for example a public EVN, the energy storage device of the energy supply system then being connected to the EVN via the energy conversion unit.
- the energy conversion unit contains a bidirectional DC / AC converter and a transformer and can generate a power flow into the energy storage device and charge it in the event of an oversupply of electrical power in the EVN, at which a frequency of the AC voltage in the EVN is typically above a nominal frequency .
- the energy conversion unit can generate a power flow from the energy store into the EVN and discharge the energy store.
- Such energy supply systems are often also operated to supply large consumers away from a public energy supply network. Such consumers are, for example, drilling and conveyor systems in a mine.
- the energy supply system can contain not only the energy store but also other energy sources, for example a PV generator and / or a wind power turbine.
- Document US 2017 0346322 A1 discloses a modular electrical energy storage and supply system with one or more transportable containers, for example containers, in order to relocate the system from one location to another.
- the system comprises storage modules for storing electrical energy, an energy conversion unit, monitoring and control units as components.
- the components are spatially separated within the one or more transportable containers, evenly distributed there and securely enclosed.
- a system and method for the rapid provision of energy storage devices in grid-connected, off-grid, backup or other applications are presented.
- the containers are electrically connected to one another via interfaces, while the components, in particular the storage modules, the energy conversion unit and the monitoring and control units, remain in the respective containers during transport and operation of the energy supply system.
- the transport is difficult to implement because of the mass.
- a large number of storage modules in a container represents a not inconsiderable risk for the transport. This is particularly the case if the container is to be shipped stacked with other containers.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of specifying a container for an energy supply system which is easy to transport and with which the energy supply system can be provided in a particularly simple and cost-effective manner. It is also an object of the invention to provide a method for providing an energy supply system and an energy supply system with such a container.
- a container according to the invention for an energy supply system comprises:
- a first section for receiving an air conditioning unit and / or a control unit during transport of the container and operation of the energy supply system
- the second section has fixing means for shelf units, so that after the energy conversion unit has been removed, the rack units can be mounted on the fixing means and equipped with storage modules for commissioning the energy supply system.
- the air conditioning unit can be designed and set up to carry out cooling of the container interior, control of the humidity in the container interior and / or discharge of harmful gases from the container interior. Such harmful gases can arise in the container, for example, during operation of the energy supply system and must be purposefully discharged.
- the air conditioning unit can, but does not necessarily have to be, arranged completely in the first section. Rather, it is sufficient if part of the air-conditioning unit is arranged in the first section of the container and another part is arranged outside the container. In particular, it is possible for the air-conditioning unit to penetrate a container wall, advantageously an end-side container wall.
- the control unit can be designed and set up for functions of energy storage management.
- the control unit can also perceive functionalities of a higher-level controller for the energy supply system.
- the energy conversion unit can have a DC / AC converter and / or a DC / DC converter.
- the energy conversion unit can advantageously be designed for bidirectional operation and comprise a bidirectionally operable DC / AC converter and / or DC / DC converter. It can also include a transformer.
- the sections can be separated from one another by at least one partition wall, which prevents, for example, components arranged in the individual sections from slipping during the transport of the container.
- the partition walls do not necessarily have to be present or, if they are present, can be designed to be detachable so that they can be removed from the container if necessary.
- the invention uses the effect that in the case of an energy store with a high number of storage modules, the storage modules are transported separately and outside the container.
- the storage modules are only installed in the container at an operating location of the energy supply system before the energy supply system is put into operation.
- the container thus has a considerable amount of free space, at least during transport to the operating site. This free space is used in that further components of the energy supply system, in particular the energy conversion unit, are transported to the operating site in the container.
- the energy conversion unit is removed from the container and set up separately from it.
- Rack units for receiving the storage modules, which are transported to the operating site separately or in the container are, if necessary, assembled from their components and mounted on the inner wall of the container using the fixing means.
- the container thus fulfills two functions. During the transport to the operating location of the energy supply system, it is used as a means of transport for the energy conversion unit.
- the actual Function of the container used namely the accommodation and air conditioning of the storage modules during operation of the energy supply system.
- the energy supply system in particular its energy conversion unit, can therefore be transported in a particularly simple and cost-effective manner. Specifically, the energy conversion unit is transported within the container, which is delivered to the operating site of the energy supply system anyway. Separate transport costs for transporting the energy conversion unit, which would otherwise be necessary, are not incurred or are only incurred in a significantly reduced form.
- Advantageous embodiments of the invention are specified in the following description and the dependent claims, the features of which can be used individually and in any combination with one another.
- the second section is divided into a first sub-area and a second sub-area.
- the energy conversion unit is arranged in the second sub-area of the second section during the transport of the container, while further components of the energy supply system required at the operating location of the energy conversion system, in particular components of the shelf units for the storage modules, are arranged in the first sub-area.
- the shelf units can be in a dismantled state to save space or dismantled into their components in the first partial area.
- the first sub-area can be separated from the second sub-area via a partition.
- the first section that accommodates the air conditioning unit and / or the control unit can adjoin a first end face of the container.
- a fuse and / or a circuit breaker for operating the energy supply system can also be arranged in the first section.
- a fire alarm unit and optionally an extinguishing device for fire fighting can be installed in the first section, which can be prescribed in rooms with energy storage units.
- the first section can furthermore have connections for connecting lines from the energy store comprising the storage modules to the energy conversion unit.
- the second section in particular its second partial area, which receives the energy conversion unit during transport, can adjoin a second end of the container opposite the first end.
- the second section adjoining the second section advantageously has
- the front side or a roof side of the container has a hinged or detachable wall area through which the energy conversion unit can be removed.
- the wall area of the roof side encompasses the entire roof side and / or the wall area of the second end face encompasses the entire second end face.
- the energy conversion unit can be removed very easily, since a longer transfer of the energy conversion unit within the container is avoided. Rather, the energy conversion unit is already arranged directly at an outlet area of the container.
- the second section has bearings for the guided removal of the energy conversion unit.
- Such a bearing can for example have a rail system with hydraulically acting lifting forks movably mounted thereon.
- the guided removal prevents damage to both the energy conversion unit and the container.
- the removal can be carried out manually or semi-automatically, supported by the lifting forks by one, if necessary by two people.
- the container has fixing elements which are arranged in the second section and which are designed to fix the energy conversion unit in an interior space of the container, in particular in the second section of the container. If the second section has two separate sub-areas, the energy conversion system being arranged in the second sub-area, the fixing elements are also arranged in the second sub-area. With the fixing elements, the energy conversion unit can be fixed in the second section during the transport of the container and can be arranged there in such a way that it cannot slip. A relative movement of the energy conversion unit and the container and associated damage to the energy conversion unit and / or the container during transport are thus reliably avoided.
- Corresponding fixing elements can also be provided for further components of the energy supply system which are transported in the container to the operating location of the energy supply system and which could otherwise slip during transport and thereby damage themselves and / or other components.
- the container has dimensions which correspond to the specifications for standard containers.
- the dimensions of the container can correspond to the dimensions of a 20 ', 20' HC, 40 ', 40' HC, 45 'HC, 45' PW or a 53 'HC ISO sea freight container. Since loading areas of commonly used means of transport such as trains, trucks and cargo ships are matched to these dimensions, the container can be transported particularly easily and safely using these means of transport, possibly also in connection with other containers. Standardized container corners are advantageously attached to the lower - possibly also to the upper - corners of the container. These serve as additional fixing aids for the container during transport and especially when stacking several containers on top of one another.
- the fixing means for mounting the shelf units are arranged along opposite side walls, in particular on their sides facing an interior of the container. They can be arranged in the second section.
- the storage modules of the energy store are also arranged in the second section of the container, while the control unit and / or the air conditioning unit is / are arranged in the first section both during transport of the container and during operation of the energy supply system.
- the container can already have electrical lines laid in advance during its transport for connecting the storage modules to one another, the storage modules to the control unit and / or the storage modules to the energy conversion unit. In this way, time-consuming work when laying cables can already be carried out at a supplier of the energy supply system and do not have to be carried out at the operating site of the
- Energy supply system can also be quickly put into operation after delivery of the container and the storage modules at the operating site.
- An energy supply system includes an energy conversion unit, shelf units for receiving storage modules, storage modules for storing electrical energy and a Air conditioning unit.
- the energy supply system further comprises a container according to the invention.
- the container according to the invention serves as a means of transport for parts of the energy supply system, in particular its energy conversion unit, but also its air conditioning unit and / or its control unit.
- a method according to the invention aims to provide an energy supply system which comprises a container with a first section and a second section (A2), an energy store and an energy conversion unit.
- the energy store contains a plurality of storage modules which are arranged in a plurality of shelf units in the second section of the container during operation of the energy supply system.
- the energy conversion unit is set up to be accommodated in the second section of the container for transporting the energy supply system and to be arranged outside the container for operating the energy supply system.
- the process comprises the following steps:
- the energy conversion unit can be removed from the container on the front or on the roof at the operating site of the energy supply system.
- the energy conversion unit can be removed from the container guided by means of a rail system, which largely prevents damage to the container and the energy conversion unit.
- the energy conversion unit can be used directly at or after it Removal from the container can be transferred to an operating platform.
- the operating platform can be arranged next to the container when the energy supply system is in operation.
- the storage modules with which the shelving units in the container are fitted can include rechargeable batteries. This can in particular be Li-ion, lead and / or NiMFI batteries.
- Fig. 1 shows a container according to the invention of a power supply system in
- Fig. 2 shows an energy supply system according to the invention with the
- the container 11 shows a container 11 according to the invention of an energy supply system 1 in a state for transport to an operating location of the energy supply system 1 in a first embodiment.
- the container 11 includes a first section A1 and a second section A2.
- the first section A1 adjoins a first end face S1 of the container 11, while the second section A2 adjoins a second end face S2 of the container.
- the second section A2 is divided into a first sub-area A2.1 and a second sub-area A2.2 by means of a partition 13.
- An air conditioning unit 9 and a control unit 10 are arranged in the first section A1.
- the air-conditioning unit 9 is located completely in the container 11, for example in FIG. 1.
- the air-conditioning unit 9 penetrates the first end face S1 and is only partially arranged in the first section A1. In this case, part of the air conditioning unit 9 protrudes from the end face S1 of the container 11. Furthermore, fuses 7 and switches 8 are arranged in the first section, which are each identified by only one symbol for reasons of clarity.
- the first section A1 is similar to the first sub-area A2.1 of the second Partial area A2.2, separated from the second section A2 by a detachable partition 13.
- shelf units 6 are arranged in a dismantled state.
- An energy conversion unit 3 of the energy supply system 1 is located in the second sub-area A2.2 of the second section A2.
- the energy conversion unit 3 has a DC / AC converter 4 and a transformer 5.
- the energy conversion unit 3 and the dismantled shelf units 6 are fixed on the floor and / or on the side walls of the container 3 via suitable fixing elements (not shown in FIG. 1), which means that the energy conversion unit 3 and the container 11 are damaged during the Transport is avoided.
- the container 11 also has fixing means (not shown in FIG. 1) in the second section A2, which are arranged on the inner sides of its side walls in the longitudinal direction. After the container 11 has been transported, they are used to fasten the shelf units 6 in the interior of the container 11. Furthermore, electrical lines 12 laid in advance run along the inside of the side walls of the container 11.
- the electrical lines 12 serve to electrically connect the storage modules 15 to one another and the storage modules 15 to the control unit 10.
- the energy conversion unit 3 is switched off through the second end face S2 taken from the container 11. This is symbolized in FIG. 1 by an arrow illustrated on the second end face S2.
- FIG. 2 shows an energy supply system 1 according to the invention with the container 11 according to the invention from FIG. 1 after transport and assembly at the operating site according to a further embodiment.
- the Energy conversion unit 3 was removed from container 11 and arranged next to it on the front side.
- the partition 13 between the first sub-area A2.1 and the second sub-area A2.2 of the second section A2 has been removed from the container 11. Only a partition 13 separates the first section A1 from the second section A2.
- the remaining partition wall 13 can have a passage that enables personnel to operate the Energy supply system 1 to get from the second section A2 to the first section A1.
- the shelf units 6 are mounted on the side walls of the second section A2 and are equipped with storage modules 15.
- the electrical connection of the storage modules 15 to one another and to the control unit 10 takes place via the pre-routed electrical lines 12, which are not shown in FIG. 2 for reasons of clarity.
- the energy conversion unit 3 is connected on a first side via connecting lines 16 to the storage modules 15 in the container 11 and on a second side to an energy supply network (not shown in FIG. 2).
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