JP2004112950A - Power supply method to treatment facility - Google Patents

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JP2004112950A
JP2004112950A JP2002274170A JP2002274170A JP2004112950A JP 2004112950 A JP2004112950 A JP 2004112950A JP 2002274170 A JP2002274170 A JP 2002274170A JP 2002274170 A JP2002274170 A JP 2002274170A JP 2004112950 A JP2004112950 A JP 2004112950A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a power supply method to a treatment facility, capable of reducing an operation cost and the load on environment, for efficient operation. <P>SOLUTION: The total of watthours, generated by power generating facilities 21-23 using solar light, wind power, and wave power, is assumed to be a total watthour (a). The electric power required for operating a continuous operation treatment unit 3 of a treatment facility 1 is assumed to be (b). The electric power, required for operating an intermittent operation treatment unit 4, is assumed to be (c). The electric power required for an electric appliance 5, equipped to the facility, is assumed to be (d). In the day time, if a>b+c+d, the total electric energy (a) is supplied to the continuous operation treatment unit 3, the intermittent operation treatment unit 4, an electrical appliance 5, and an electric storage equipment 6. If b+d<a≤b+c+d, the total electric energy (a) is supplied to the continuous operation treatment unit 3 and the electrical appliance 5. If a≤b+d, the total electric energy (a) is supplied to the continuous operation treatment unit 3 and the electrical appliance 5 while complementary power is supplied to the continuous operation treatment unit 3 and the electrical appliance 5 from the power storage equipment 6. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO

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【0001】
【発明の属する技術分野】
本発明は、浸出水処理施設や廃棄物処理施設等の処理施設に、運転に必要な電力を供給する際の方法に関する。
【0002】
【従来の技術】
従来、例えば浸出水処理施設においては、一般廃棄物や産業廃棄物を埋立てた廃棄物最終処分場の浸出水を図3で示すような工程で処理している。すなわち、前処理・調整工程Aでは、浸出水中の夾雑物の除去、浸出水の水量および水質の調整、pH値の調整等が行われる。
【0003】
次に、生物処理工程Bでは、活性汚泥法や接触ばっ気法等を用いて、BOD物質やCOD物質,窒素等を除去する。その後、物理化学処理工程Cでは、凝集沈殿法やオゾン酸化法等を用いて、COD物質,色度成分,重金属類等を除去し、放流する。また、上記のような処理工程A〜Cから発生した汚泥は、汚泥処理工程Dにおいて、濃縮・貯留・脱水された後、処分される。
【0004】
上記浸出水処理施設には、上記のような処理工程A〜Dを実施する際に運転されるポンプやブロア、汚泥脱水装置等が設置されており、さらに、浸出水処理施設の建屋内には、屋内照明等が設けられている。
【0005】
浸出水を処理する場合、上記ポンプやブロアは常時連続的に運転され、上記汚泥脱水装置は昼間だけ1週間に数回程度の割合で間欠的に運転され、屋内照明は作業員が屋内に常駐して作業する昼間のみ点灯される。
【0006】
しかしながら上記の従来形式では、ポンプやブロア或いは汚泥脱水装置の各モータ(駆動装置)等を作動させるのに要する電力は全て一般の電力会社から供給されている。したがって、浸出水処理施設の運転コストが高くなるといった問題があり、また、電力需要が増加して、火力発電所から排出される二酸化炭素が増加するなど環境への負荷が増大するといった問題がある。
【0007】
また、全体の発電量が少ない離島等に浸出水処理施設を設置する場合、新たに発電設備を増設する必要が生じ、地域の給電計画に大きな影響を与えた。
そこで、上記のような問題の対策として、太陽電池モジュールで発生する電力を浸出水処理施設に供給することが考えられている(例えば、特許文献1参照。)。
【0008】
【特許文献1】
特開平11−33513号公報
【0009】
【発明が解決しようとする課題】
しかしながら上記の従来形式では、太陽電池モジュールで発電される電力量は時刻や天候,季節等の気象条件等によって様々に変化するが、このような電力量の変化に十分対応して電力を浸出水処理施設へ効率良く供給するまでには至っていないといった問題がある。
【0010】
本発明は、運転コストを下げ、環境への負荷を低減することができ、さらに、電力量の変化に十分対応して電力を処理施設へ効率良く供給することが可能な電力供給方法を提供することを目的とする。
【0011】
【課題を解決するための手段】
上記目的を達成するために、本第1発明では、自然エネルギーを利用した複数の発電設備を供給元とし、処理施設を供給先とし、上記処理施設は、常時連続的に運転される連続運転用処理装置と、間欠的に運転される間欠運転用処理装置と、施設に付帯した電気器具と、蓄電設備とを有し、上記発電設備から処理施設へ電力を供給する方法であって、
上記複数の発電設備によって発電される電力量の合計を総電力量aとし、上記連続運転用処理装置を運転するのに要する負荷電力をbとし、上記間欠運転用処理装置を運転するのに要する負荷電力をcとし、上記電気器具に要する負荷電力をdとすると、
昼間においては、
▲1▼ a>b+c+dの場合、上記総電力量aを連続運転用処理装置と間欠運転用処理装置と上記電気器具と蓄電設備とに供給し、
▲2▼ b+d<a≦b+c+dの場合、上記総電力量aを連続運転用処理装置と上記電気器具とに供給し、
▲3▼ a≦b+dの場合、上記総電力量aを連続運転用処理装置と上記電気器具とに供給するとともに、不足の電力を蓄電設備から上記連続運転用処理装置と上記電気器具とに供給して補い、
夜間においては、
▲4▼ a>bの場合、上記総電力量aを連続運転用処理装置に供給し、
▲5▼ a≦bの場合、上記総電力量aを連続運転用処理装置に供給するとともに、不足の電力を蓄電設備から上記連続運転用処理装置に供給して補い、
上記▲1▼〜▲5▼によって、処理施設に要する電力を自然エネルギーから得た電力で賄うものである。
【0012】
これによると、自然エネルギーから得た電力を用いて処理施設を運転するため、運転コストを下げることができ、さらに、環境への負荷を低減することができる。
【0013】
また、昼間において、気象条件等によって、上記▲1▼のように発電された総電力量aが最も多い場合、間欠運転用処理装置に給電して間欠運転用処理装置を運転することで、処理施設を効率良く運転することができる。さらに、上記▲1▼の場合、余分な電力は蓄電設備に蓄えられるため、無駄がない。
【0014】
また、上記▲2▼のように上記▲1▼に比べて総電力量aが減少した場合、連続運転用処理装置と施設に付帯した電気器具とに給電し、蓄電設備と間欠運転用処理装置への給電を停止することによって、最低限必要とされる連続運転用処理装置の運転と上記電気器具の運転とが確保される。尚、間欠運転用処理装置は、常時運転する必要はないため、総電力量aが増大した時に運転すればよい。
【0015】
また、昼間において、万一、上記▲3▼のように総電力量aが不足した場合であっても、不足の電力を蓄電設備から連続運転用処理装置と上記電気器具とに供給して補うため、連続運転用処理装置と上記電気器具との運転に支障はない。
【0016】
また、夜間においては、ほとんどの作業員が作業を終えて処理施設から帰ってしまうため、上記電気器具を運転する必要はなく、したがって、連続運転用処理装置のみに給電され、連続運転用処理装置のみが運転される。この際、総電力量aが連続運転用処理装置に給電される。
【0017】
また、夜間において、万一、上記▲5▼のように総電力量aが不足した場合であっても、不足の電力を蓄電設備から連続運転用処理装置に供給して補うため、連続運転用処理装置の運転に支障はない。
【0018】
上記のように、総電力量aの様々な変化に十分対応して電力を効率良く処理施設へ供給することが可能となる。
また、本第2発明では、複数の発電設備として、太陽光発電設備と、太陽光以外の自然エネルギーを利用した他の発電設備とを用いるものである。
【0019】
これによると、夜間においては、太陽光発電設備による発電は行われず、上記他の発電設備によって発電される電力量が総電力量aとなり、この総電力量aが連続運転用処理装置に給電される。また、太陽光発電設備と他の発電設備とを組み合わせたことにより、比較的安定した電力供給が行える。
【0020】
【発明の実施の形態】
以下、本発明における実施の形態を図1,図2に基づいて説明する。尚、先に述べた従来のものと同一のものに対しては同じ符号を付記して説明を省略する。
【0021】
1は、一般廃棄物や産業廃棄物を埋立てた廃棄物最終処分場の浸出水を処理する浸出水処理施設(処理施設の一例)である。上記浸出水は、浸出水処理施設1において、前処理・調整工程Aと生物処理工程Bと物理化学処理工程Cとによって処理され、さらに、上記工程A〜Cから発生した汚泥は汚泥処理工程Dによって処理される。
【0022】
上記浸出水処理施設1には、上記各工程A〜Cを実施する際に常時連続的に運転される連続運転用処理装置3と、上記汚泥処理工程Dを実施する際に昼間だけ1週間に数回程度の割合で間欠的に運転される間欠運転用処理装置4と、施設1に付帯した電気器具5と、蓄電設備6とが設けられている。
【0023】
このうち、上記連続運転用処理装置3は、ポンプ8やブロア9と、これらポンプ8やブロア9を作動させる各モータ10と、ポンプ8やブロア9および各モータ10が接続された動力用制御盤11とで構成されている。
【0024】
また、上記間欠運転用処理装置4は、汚泥脱水装置12と、この汚泥脱水装置12を作動させるモータ13と、これら汚泥脱水装置12およびモータ13が接続された汚泥脱水装置用制御盤14とで構成されている。
【0025】
また、上記電気器具5は、建屋内に設けられ且つ昼間だけ使用される屋内照明器具15と、これら屋内照明器具15が接続された分電盤16とで構成されている。
【0026】
上記浸出水処理施設1への給電は、処理施設1の敷地内に設置された太陽光発電設備21と風力発電設備22(他の発電設備の一例)と波力発電設備23(他の発電設備の一例)とによって行われる。以下、上記各発電設備21〜23から浸出水処理施設1への給電システムを説明する。
【0027】
すなわち、各発電設備21〜23からの送電ライン25〜27は一本の給電ライン28にまとめられている。この給電ライン28の供給先側は、上記動力用制御盤11と汚泥脱水装置用制御盤14と分電盤16と蓄電設備6とにそれぞれ接続される第1〜第4の分岐ライン29〜32と、余剰電力を電力会社に売電するための売電用ライン33とに分岐している。
【0028】
上記各送電ライン25〜27には、各発電設備21〜23によって発電される電力量を計測する電力量計35〜37が設けられている。また、上記蓄電設備6に接続される第4の分岐ライン32には開閉器39が設けられている。
【0029】
上記給電システムには、上記電力量計35〜37によって計測された電力量に基づいて、昼間と夜間とに分けて給電先をコントロールする制御装置40が設けられている。この制御装置40にはプログラマブルコントローラ等が用いられている。
【0030】
次に、上記制御装置40による浸出水処理施設1への電力供給方法を説明する。
上記各電力量計35〜37によって計測された電力量の合計を総電力量aとし、上記連続運転用処理装置3を運転するのに要する負荷電力をbとし、上記間欠運転用処理装置4を運転するのに要する負荷電力をcとし、上記電気器具5を点灯させるのに要する負荷電力をdとする。
(1)昼間においては、下記▲1▼〜▲3▼に示すように給電先がコントロールされる(図2参照)。
▲1▼ a>b+c+dの場合、制御装置40は、上記総電力量aを連続運転用処理装置3と間欠運転用処理装置4と上記電気器具5と蓄電設備6とに供給するように制御する。尚、この際、開閉器39は制御装置40からの制御信号によって閉じている。
▲2▼ b+d<a≦b+c+dの場合、制御装置40は、上記総電力量aを連続運転用処理装置3と上記電気器具5とに供給するように制御する。尚、この際、開閉器39は制御装置40からの制御信号によって開いている。
▲3▼ a≦b+dの場合、制御装置40は、上記総電力量aを連続運転用処理装置3と上記電気器具5とに供給するとともに、不足の電力を蓄電設備6から上記連続運転用処理装置3と上記電気器具5とに供給して補うように制御する。尚、この際、開閉器39は制御装置40からの制御信号によって閉じている。
(2)夜間においては、下記▲4▼,▲5▼に示すように給電先がコントロールされる(図2参照)。
▲4▼ a>bの場合、制御装置40は上記総電力量aを連続運転用処理装置3のみに供給する。尚、この際、開閉器39は制御装置40からの制御信号によって開いている。
▲5▼ a≦bの場合、制御装置40は、上記総電力量aを連続運転用処理装置3に供給するとともに、不足の電力を蓄電設備6から上記連続運転用処理装置3に供給して補うように制御する。尚、この際、開閉器39は制御装置40からの制御信号によって閉じている。
【0031】
また、制御装置40は時刻に基づいて昼間と夜間とを判別する。
これによると、上記▲1▼の場合、連続運転用処理装置3のポンプ8やブロア9,モータ10が作動し、間欠運転用処理装置4の汚泥脱水装置12とモータ13が作動し、屋内照明器具15が点灯する。
【0032】
また、上記▲2▼,▲3▼の場合、連続運転用処理装置3のポンプ8やブロア9,モータ10が作動し、屋内照明器具15が点灯する。
また、上記▲4▼,▲5▼の場合、連続運転用処理装置3のポンプ8やブロア9,モータ10が作動する。
【0033】
上記▲1▼〜▲5▼に示すように、太陽光,風力,波力といった自然エネルギーから得た電力を用いて浸出水処理施設1を運転するため、運転コストを下げることができ、さらに、二酸化炭素排出量が減少するなど環境への負荷を低減することができる。また、太陽光発電設備21と風力発電設備22と波力発電設備23とを組み合わせたことにより、安定した電力供給が行える。
【0034】
また、昼間の晴天時等では、太陽光発電設備21による発電量が増大するため、上記▲1▼のように総電力量aが最も多い場合、間欠運転用処理装置4に給電して間欠運転用処理装置4を運転することで、処理施設1を効率良く運転することができる。また、上記▲1▼の場合、余分な電力は蓄電設備6に蓄えられ、さらに電力が余った場合、この余剰電力は売電用ライン33から電力会社へ売電されるため、無駄がない。
【0035】
また、昼間であっても曇天等で、上記▲2▼のように晴天時に比べて総電力量aが減少した場合、連続運転用処理装置3と電気器具5とに供給し、間欠運転用処理装置4と蓄電設備6とへの給電を停止することによって、最低限必要とされる連続運転用処理装置3の運転と上記電気器具5の運転(すなわち屋内照明器具15の点灯)とが確保される。尚、間欠運転用処理装置4は、常時運転する必要はないため、総電力量aが増大した時(上記▲1▼の条件を満たす場合)に運転すればよい。
【0036】
また、昼間において、万一、上記▲3▼のように総電力量aが不足した場合であっても、不足の電力を蓄電設備6から連続運転用処理装置3と上記電気器具5とに供給して補うため、連続運転用処理装置3と上記電気器具5との運転に支障はない。
【0037】
また、夜間においては、ほとんどの作業員が作業を終えて処理施設1から帰ってしまうため、屋内照明器具15を点灯する必要はなく、したがって、上記▲4▼のように連続運転用処理装置3のみに給電され、連続運転用処理装置3のみが運転される。この際、夜間であるため太陽光発電設備21による発電は行われず、風力発電設備22と波力発電設備23とによって発電される電力量が総電力量aとなり、この総電力量aが連続運転用処理装置3に給電される。
【0038】
また、夜間において、万一、上記▲5▼のように総電力量aが不足した場合であっても、不足の電力を蓄電設備6から連続運転用処理装置3に供給して補うため、連続運転用処理装置3の運転に支障はない。
【0039】
以上のように、上記給電システムによって、総電力量aの様々な変化に十分対応して電力を効率良く浸出水処理施設1へ供給することが可能となる。
上記実施の形態では、他の発電設備の一例として風力発電設備22と波力発電設備23とを用いたが、どちらか一方のみを用いてもよい。また、上記風力発電設備22と波力発電設備23以外、例えば、地熱発電設備や太陽熱発電設備等を採用してもよい。尚、上記波力発電設備23は、離島や海沿いに建設された浸出水処理施設1に給電する場合等に適している。
【0040】
上記実施の形態では、処理施設の一例として浸出水処理施設1を挙げたが、廃棄物処理施設であってもよい。尚、上記浸出水処理施設1や廃棄物処理施設は一般に迷惑施設として敬遠され易いが、このような処理施設において太陽光発電設備21,風力発電設備22,波力発電設備23等を設けることにより、外部からの電力供給を必要としない自立型且つ環境調和型の処理施設にすることができ、地域への融和を図ることができる。
【0041】
上記実施の形態では、電気器具5を屋内照明器具15と分電盤16とで構成しているが、屋内照明器具15以外のものとして、建屋内に設置されたエアコン器具等であってもよい。
【0042】
【発明の効果】
以上のように、本第1発明によると、自然エネルギーから得た電力を用いて処理施設を運転するため、運転コストを下げることができ、さらに、環境への負荷を低減することができる。
【0043】
また、昼間において、上記▲1▼のように発電された総電力量aが最も多い場合、間欠運転用処理装置に給電して間欠運転用処理装置を運転することで、処理施設を効率良く運転することができる。さらに、上記▲1▼の場合、余分な電力は蓄電設備に蓄えられるため、無駄がない。
【0044】
また、昼間において、万一、上記▲3▼のように総電力量aが不足した場合であっても、不足の電力を蓄電設備から連続運転用処理装置と施設に付帯した電気器具とに供給して補うため、最低限必要とされる連続運転用処理装置と上記電気器具との運転に支障はない。
【0045】
また、夜間において、万一、上記▲5▼のように総電力量aが不足した場合であっても、不足の電力を蓄電設備から連続運転用処理装置に供給して補うため、連続運転用処理装置の運転に支障はない。
【0046】
このように、総電力量aの様々な変化に十分対応して電力を効率良く処理施設へ供給することが可能となる。
また、本第2発明によると、太陽光発電設備と他の発電設備とを組み合わせたことにより、比較的安定した電力供給が行える。
【図面の簡単な説明】
【図1】本発明の実施の形態における浸出水処理施設の給電システムを示す図である。
【図2】同、浸出水処理施設への給電方法を示すフローチャートである。
【図3】従来の浸出水処理施設における処理工程を示す図である。
【符号の説明】
1  浸出水処理施設(処理施設)
3  連続運転用処理装置
4  間欠運転用処理装置
5  電気器具
6  蓄電設備
21  太陽光発電設備
22  風力発電設備(他の発電設備)
23  波力発電設備(他の発電設備)
a  総電力量
b〜d  負荷電力
[0001]
TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a method for supplying power required for operation to a treatment facility such as a leachate treatment facility or a waste treatment facility.
[0002]
[Prior art]
2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, for example, in a leachate treatment facility, leachate in a landfill for final disposal of general waste and industrial waste is treated in a process as shown in FIG. That is, in the pretreatment / adjustment step A, removal of impurities in the leachate, adjustment of the amount and quality of the leachate, adjustment of the pH value, and the like are performed.
[0003]
Next, in the biological treatment step B, a BOD substance, a COD substance, nitrogen, and the like are removed by using an activated sludge method, a contact aeration method, or the like. Thereafter, in the physicochemical treatment step C, COD substances, chromatic components, heavy metals, and the like are removed using a coagulation sedimentation method, an ozone oxidation method, or the like, and discharged. In addition, the sludge generated from the above-described treatment steps A to C is concentrated, stored, dehydrated in the sludge treatment step D, and then disposed.
[0004]
The leachate treatment facility is provided with a pump, a blower, a sludge dewatering device, and the like that are operated when performing the above-described treatment steps A to D. Further, the leachate treatment facility has a building. , Indoor lighting and the like are provided.
[0005]
When treating leachate, the pump and blower are always operated continuously, the sludge dewatering device is operated intermittently several times a week only in the daytime, and the indoor lighting has workers stationed indoors. It is only lit during the day when working.
[0006]
However, in the above-described conventional type, all the electric power required to operate the pumps, blowers, or the respective motors (driving devices) of the sludge dewatering apparatus is supplied from a general electric power company. Therefore, there is a problem that the operating cost of the leachate treatment facility is increased, and there is a problem that the load on the environment is increased due to an increase in power demand and an increase in carbon dioxide emitted from the thermal power plant. .
[0007]
In addition, when leachate treatment facilities were installed on remote islands where the total amount of power generation was small, it was necessary to add new power generation facilities, which had a major effect on the local power supply plan.
Therefore, as a countermeasure against the above-described problem, it has been considered to supply electric power generated by the solar cell module to a leachate treatment facility (for example, see Patent Document 1).
[0008]
[Patent Document 1]
JP-A-11-33513
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
However, in the above-described conventional type, the amount of power generated by the solar cell module varies in various ways depending on time, weather, seasonal and other weather conditions, and the like. There is a problem that it has not been efficiently supplied to the processing facility.
[0010]
The present invention provides a power supply method that can reduce operating costs, reduce the load on the environment, and efficiently supply power to a processing facility in response to changes in the amount of power. The purpose is to:
[0011]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
In order to achieve the above object, in the first aspect of the present invention, a plurality of power generation facilities utilizing natural energy are used as a supply source, a processing facility is used as a supply destination, and the processing facility is used for a continuous operation which is always operated continuously. A processing device, a processing device for intermittent operation that is operated intermittently, an electric appliance attached to the facility, and a power storage facility, a method for supplying power from the power generation facility to the processing facility,
The total amount of power generated by the plurality of power generation facilities is defined as a total power amount a, the load power required to operate the continuous operation processing device is defined as b, and the intermittent operation processing device is required to operate. Assuming that the load power is c and the load power required for the electric appliance is d,
In the daytime,
{Circle around (1)} When a> b + c + d, the total electric energy a is supplied to the processing device for continuous operation, the processing device for intermittent operation, the electric appliance, and the power storage equipment;
{Circle around (2)} When b + d <a ≦ b + c + d, the total electric energy a is supplied to the continuous operation processing device and the electric appliance,
{Circle around (3)} When a ≦ b + d, the total electric power a is supplied to the continuous operation processing device and the electric appliance, and insufficient electric power is supplied from the power storage equipment to the continuous operation processing device and the electric appliance. Make up for it,
At night,
{Circle around (4)} When a> b, the total electric energy a is supplied to the continuous operation processing device,
{Circle around (5)} When a ≦ b, the total power a is supplied to the continuous operation processing device, and the insufficient power is supplied from the power storage equipment to the continuous operation processing device to make up for it.
According to the above (1) to (5), the power required for the processing facility is covered by the power obtained from the natural energy.
[0012]
According to this, since the treatment facility is operated using the electric power obtained from the natural energy, the operation cost can be reduced, and the load on the environment can be reduced.
[0013]
In the daytime, when the total amount of electric power a generated is the largest due to weather conditions or the like as in the above (1), the processing is performed by supplying power to the intermittent operation processing device and operating the intermittent operation processing device. The facility can be operated efficiently. Furthermore, in the case of the above (1), excess power is stored in the power storage equipment, so that there is no waste.
[0014]
Further, when the total electric energy a decreases as compared with the above (1) as in the above (2), power is supplied to the continuous operation processing device and the electric equipment attached to the facility, and the power storage equipment and the intermittent operation processing device are supplied. By stopping the power supply to the power supply, the minimum required operation of the continuous operation processing device and the operation of the electric appliance are secured. Note that the intermittent operation processing device does not need to be constantly operated, and may be operated when the total power a increases.
[0015]
In the daytime, even if the total amount of power a is insufficient as in (3) above, the insufficient power is supplied from the power storage equipment to the continuous operation processing device and the electric appliance to make up for it. Therefore, there is no hindrance to the operation of the continuous operation processing device and the electric appliance.
[0016]
Also, in the nighttime, most workers return to the processing facility after finishing their work, so there is no need to operate the above-mentioned electric appliances. Therefore, power is supplied only to the processing device for continuous operation, and the processing device for continuous operation is supplied. Only drive. At this time, the total power a is supplied to the continuous operation processing device.
[0017]
Also, even if the total power a is insufficient at night as in (5) above, the insufficient power is supplied from the power storage equipment to the processing device for continuous operation to make up for it. There is no problem in the operation of the processing equipment.
[0018]
As described above, power can be efficiently supplied to the processing facility in response to various changes in the total power amount a.
Further, in the second invention, as the plurality of power generation facilities, a photovoltaic power generation facility and another power generation facility utilizing natural energy other than sunlight are used.
[0019]
According to this, at night, power generation by the solar power generation facility is not performed, and the amount of power generated by the other power generation facility is the total power a, and the total power a is supplied to the continuous operation processing device. You. Further, by combining the solar power generation equipment and other power generation equipment, relatively stable power supply can be performed.
[0020]
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. Note that the same components as those described above are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted.
[0021]
Reference numeral 1 denotes a leachate treatment facility (an example of a treatment facility) that treats leachate at a final disposal site for landfills of general waste and industrial waste. The leachate is treated in the leachate treatment facility 1 by the pretreatment / adjustment step A, the biological treatment step B, and the physicochemical treatment step C. Further, the sludge generated from the steps A to C is treated in the sludge treatment step D. Processed by
[0022]
The leachate treatment facility 1 includes a continuous operation treatment device 3 that is always operated continuously when performing each of the processes A to C, and a daytime weekly only when performing the sludge treatment process D. An intermittent operation processing device 4 that is operated intermittently at a rate of about several times, an electric appliance 5 attached to the facility 1, and a power storage facility 6 are provided.
[0023]
The processing device 3 for continuous operation includes a pump 8 and a blower 9, each motor 10 for operating the pump 8 and the blower 9, and a power control panel to which the pump 8, the blower 9 and each motor 10 are connected. 11 is comprised.
[0024]
The intermittent operation processing device 4 includes a sludge dewatering device 12, a motor 13 for operating the sludge dewatering device 12, and a sludge dewatering device control panel 14 to which the sludge dewatering device 12 and the motor 13 are connected. It is configured.
[0025]
The electric appliance 5 includes an indoor lighting device 15 provided in a building and used only in the daytime, and a distribution board 16 to which the indoor lighting device 15 is connected.
[0026]
The power supply to the leachate treatment facility 1 is performed by a solar power generation facility 21, a wind power generation facility 22 (an example of another power generation facility), and a wave power generation facility 23 (another power generation facility) installed on the site of the treatment facility 1. An example) is performed. Hereinafter, a power supply system from each of the power generation facilities 21 to 23 to the leachate treatment facility 1 will be described.
[0027]
That is, the power transmission lines 25 to 27 from the power generation facilities 21 to 23 are combined into one power supply line 28. The supply side of the power supply line 28 is connected to the first to fourth branch lines 29 to 32 connected to the power control panel 11, the sludge dewatering apparatus control panel 14, the distribution board 16, and the power storage facility 6, respectively. And a power selling line 33 for selling surplus power to a power company.
[0028]
The power transmission lines 25 to 27 are provided with power meters 35 to 37 for measuring the amount of power generated by the power generation facilities 21 to 23, respectively. A switch 39 is provided on the fourth branch line 32 connected to the power storage facility 6.
[0029]
The power supply system is provided with a control device 40 that controls a power supply destination during the daytime and at nighttime based on the amount of power measured by the watt-hour meters 35 to 37. As the control device 40, a programmable controller or the like is used.
[0030]
Next, a method of supplying power to the leachate treatment facility 1 by the control device 40 will be described.
The sum of the power amounts measured by the watt-hour meters 35 to 37 is referred to as a total power amount a, the load power required to operate the continuous operation processing device 3 is referred to as b, and the intermittent operation processing device 4 is referred to as b. Let c be the load power required to operate, and d be the load power required to turn on the electric appliance 5.
(1) In the daytime, the power supply destination is controlled as shown in the following (1) to (3) (see FIG. 2).
{Circle around (1)} When a> b + c + d, the control device 40 controls the total electric power a so as to be supplied to the continuous operation processing device 3, the intermittent operation processing device 4, the electric appliance 5, and the power storage equipment 6. . At this time, the switch 39 is closed by a control signal from the control device 40.
{Circle around (2)} When b + d <a ≦ b + c + d, the control device 40 controls the total electric energy a to be supplied to the continuous operation processing device 3 and the electric appliance 5. At this time, the switch 39 is opened by a control signal from the control device 40.
{Circle around (3)} When a ≦ b + d, the control device 40 supplies the total electric energy a to the continuous operation processing device 3 and the electric appliance 5 and supplies insufficient power from the power storage equipment 6 to the continuous operation process. It controls so that it may be supplied to the device 3 and the electric appliance 5 to supplement it. At this time, the switch 39 is closed by a control signal from the control device 40.
(2) At night, the power supply destination is controlled as shown in the following (4) and (5) (see FIG. 2).
{Circle around (4)} When a> b, the control device 40 supplies the total electric energy a only to the processing device 3 for continuous operation. At this time, the switch 39 is opened by a control signal from the control device 40.
{Circle around (5)} When a ≦ b, the control device 40 supplies the total power a to the continuous operation processing device 3 and supplies insufficient power from the power storage facility 6 to the continuous operation processing device 3. Control to compensate. At this time, the switch 39 is closed by a control signal from the control device 40.
[0031]
Further, the control device 40 determines daytime and nighttime based on the time.
According to this, in the case of the above (1), the pump 8, the blower 9, and the motor 10 of the continuous operation processing device 3 operate, the sludge dewatering device 12 and the motor 13 of the intermittent operation processing device 4 operate, and the indoor lighting The appliance 15 lights up.
[0032]
In the above cases (2) and (3), the pump 8, the blower 9, and the motor 10 of the continuous operation processing device 3 are operated, and the indoor lighting fixture 15 is turned on.
In the above cases (4) and (5), the pump 8, the blower 9, and the motor 10 of the processing device 3 for continuous operation are operated.
[0033]
As shown in the above (1) to (5), since the leachate treatment facility 1 is operated using electric power obtained from natural energy such as sunlight, wind, and wave power, the operation cost can be reduced, and The burden on the environment can be reduced, such as a reduction in carbon dioxide emissions. In addition, by combining the solar power generation equipment 21, the wind power generation equipment 22, and the wave power generation equipment 23, stable power supply can be performed.
[0034]
In addition, when the daytime is fine, the amount of power generated by the photovoltaic power generation equipment 21 increases, so when the total power a is the largest as in the above (1), power is supplied to the intermittent operation processing device 4 to perform the intermittent operation. By operating the processing device 4 for processing, the processing facility 1 can be operated efficiently. In the case of the above (1), excess power is stored in the power storage equipment 6, and when there is more power, the surplus power is sold to the power company through the power selling line 33, so that there is no waste.
[0035]
Also, even in the daytime, when the total amount of electric power a is smaller than that in fine weather as described in (2) above due to cloudy weather or the like, the power is supplied to the continuous operation processing device 3 and the electric appliance 5, and the intermittent operation processing is performed. By stopping the power supply to the device 4 and the power storage equipment 6, the minimum required operation of the continuous operation processing device 3 and the operation of the electric appliance 5 (that is, the lighting of the indoor lighting fixture 15) are secured. You. Since the intermittent operation processing device 4 does not need to be constantly operated, it may be operated when the total power a increases (when the above condition (1) is satisfied).
[0036]
Also, in the daytime, even if the total power a is insufficient as described in (3) above, the insufficient power is supplied from the power storage equipment 6 to the continuous operation processing device 3 and the electric appliance 5. Therefore, there is no problem in the operation of the continuous operation processing device 3 and the electric appliance 5.
[0037]
Also, in the nighttime, most workers return to the processing facility 1 after finishing their work, so there is no need to turn on the indoor lighting fixtures 15. And only the processing device 3 for continuous operation is operated. At this time, power generation by the solar power generation facility 21 is not performed because it is nighttime, and the power generated by the wind power generation facility 22 and the wave power generation facility 23 is the total power a, and the total power a is continuously operated. Is supplied to the processing unit 3.
[0038]
Further, even if the total power amount a is insufficient as described in (5) above at night, the insufficient power is supplied from the power storage equipment 6 to the continuous operation processing device 3 to make up for it. There is no problem in the operation of the operation processing device 3.
[0039]
As described above, the power supply system enables the electric power to be efficiently supplied to the leachate treatment facility 1 in response to various changes in the total electric energy a.
In the above embodiment, the wind power generation equipment 22 and the wave power generation equipment 23 are used as examples of other power generation equipment, but only one of them may be used. Further, other than the wind power generation equipment 22 and the wave power generation equipment 23, for example, a geothermal power generation equipment or a solar thermal power generation equipment may be adopted. The wave power generation facility 23 is suitable for supplying power to the leachate treatment facility 1 constructed on a remote island or along the sea.
[0040]
In the above embodiment, the leachate treatment facility 1 is described as an example of the treatment facility, but may be a waste treatment facility. The leachate treatment facility 1 and the waste treatment facility are generally easily avoided as annoying facilities. However, by providing a solar power generation facility 21, a wind power generation facility 22, a wave power generation facility 23, and the like in such a treatment facility. In addition, a self-sustaining and environmentally friendly processing facility that does not require external power supply can be provided, and integration into the region can be achieved.
[0041]
In the above embodiment, the electric appliance 5 is constituted by the indoor lighting fixture 15 and the distribution board 16, but other than the indoor lighting fixture 15, an air conditioner or the like installed in a building may be used. .
[0042]
【The invention's effect】
As described above, according to the first aspect of the present invention, since the processing facility is operated using the electric power obtained from the natural energy, the operating cost can be reduced, and the load on the environment can be reduced.
[0043]
Also, in the daytime, when the total amount of power a generated is the largest as in (1) above, the processing facility is efficiently operated by supplying power to the intermittent operation processing apparatus and operating the intermittent operation processing apparatus. can do. Furthermore, in the case of the above (1), excess power is stored in the power storage equipment, so that there is no waste.
[0044]
Also, in the daytime, even in the event that the total amount of power a is insufficient as in (3) above, the insufficient power is supplied from the power storage equipment to the processing device for continuous operation and the electric appliances attached to the equipment. Therefore, there is no hindrance to the operation of the minimum required processing device for continuous operation and the electric appliance.
[0045]
Also, even if the total power amount a is insufficient at night as in (5) above, the insufficient power is supplied from the power storage equipment to the continuous operation processing device to make up for it. There is no problem in the operation of the processing equipment.
[0046]
In this way, it is possible to efficiently supply power to the processing facility in response to various changes in the total power amount a.
According to the second aspect of the present invention, a relatively stable power supply can be performed by combining the photovoltaic power generation equipment with other power generation equipment.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a power supply system of a leachate treatment facility according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing a method for supplying power to the leachate treatment facility.
FIG. 3 is a view showing a treatment process in a conventional leachate treatment facility.
[Explanation of symbols]
1 Leachate treatment facility (treatment facility)
3 Processing device for continuous operation 4 Processing device for intermittent operation 5 Electric equipment 6 Power storage equipment 21 Solar power generation equipment 22 Wind power generation equipment (other power generation equipment)
23 Wave power generation equipment (other power generation equipment)
a Total power b ~ d Load power

Claims (2)

自然エネルギーを利用した複数の発電設備を供給元とし、処理施設を供給先とし、上記処理施設は、常時連続的に運転される連続運転用処理装置と、間欠的に運転される間欠運転用処理装置と、施設に付帯した電気器具と、蓄電設備とを有し、上記発電設備から処理施設へ電力を供給する方法であって、
上記複数の発電設備によって発電される電力量の合計を総電力量aとし、上記連続運転用処理装置を運転するのに要する負荷電力をbとし、上記間欠運転用処理装置を運転するのに要する負荷電力をcとし、上記電気器具に要する負荷電力をdとすると、
昼間においては、
▲1▼ a>b+c+dの場合、上記総電力量aを連続運転用処理装置と間欠運転用処理装置と上記電気器具と蓄電設備とに供給し、
▲2▼ b+d<a≦b+c+dの場合、上記総電力量aを連続運転用処理装置と上記電気器具とに供給し、
▲3▼ a≦b+dの場合、上記総電力量aを連続運転用処理装置と上記電気器具とに供給するとともに、不足の電力を蓄電設備から上記連続運転用処理装置と上記電気器具とに供給して補い、
夜間においては、
▲4▼ a>bの場合、上記総電力量aを連続運転用処理装置に供給し、
▲5▼ a≦bの場合、上記総電力量aを連続運転用処理装置に供給するとともに、不足の電力を蓄電設備から上記連続運転用処理装置に供給して補い、
上記▲1▼〜▲5▼によって、処理施設に要する電力を自然エネルギーから得た電力で賄うことを特徴とする処理施設の電力供給方法。
A plurality of power generation facilities using natural energy are used as a supply source, and a processing facility is used as a supply destination. The processing facility includes a continuous operation processing device that is always operated continuously, and an intermittent operation process that is operated intermittently. An apparatus, an electric appliance attached to the facility, and a power storage facility, a method for supplying power from the power generation facility to the processing facility,
The total amount of power generated by the plurality of power generation facilities is defined as a total power amount a, the load power required to operate the continuous operation processing device is defined as b, and the intermittent operation processing device is required to operate. Assuming that the load power is c and the load power required for the electric appliance is d,
In the daytime,
{Circle around (1)} When a> b + c + d, the total electric energy a is supplied to the processing device for continuous operation, the processing device for intermittent operation, the electric appliance, and the power storage equipment;
{Circle around (2)} When b + d <a ≦ b + c + d, the total electric energy a is supplied to the continuous operation processing device and the electric appliance,
{Circle around (3)} When a ≦ b + d, the total electric power a is supplied to the continuous operation processing device and the electric appliance, and insufficient electric power is supplied from the power storage equipment to the continuous operation processing device and the electric appliance. Make up for it,
At night,
{Circle around (4)} When a> b, the total electric energy a is supplied to the continuous operation processing device,
{Circle around (5)} When a ≦ b, the total power a is supplied to the continuous operation processing device, and the insufficient power is supplied from the power storage equipment to the continuous operation processing device to make up for it.
According to the above (1) to (5), a power supply method for a processing facility, wherein power required for the processing facility is covered by power obtained from natural energy.
複数の発電設備として、太陽光発電設備と、太陽光以外の自然エネルギーを利用した他の発電設備とを用いることを特徴とする請求項1記載の処理施設の電力供給方法。2. The method according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of power generation facilities include a photovoltaic power generation facility and another power generation facility utilizing natural energy other than sunlight.
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