JP5546206B2 - Power generation system - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a power generation system provided in a waste incineration facility.

  2. Description of the Related Art Recently, a power generation system that generates power by generating steam by using a waste incineration boiler by incineration of combustible waste and rotating a steam turbine using the steam is provided in a waste incineration facility. In addition to using the generated electric power (hereinafter referred to as “generated electric power”) in the waste incineration facility, the electric power company is also sold (that is, sold). Patent Document 1 discloses a technique for transmitting electricity generated by waste incineration to another plant together with electricity generated by a solar power generation device. Note that Non-Patent Document 1 describes a service that provides a prediction of the amount of sunlight for photovoltaic power generation.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 5-288812

“JWA Information VOL.41”, [online], Japan Weather Association, [searched on September 29, 2009], Internet <URL: http://www.jwa.or.jp/var/plain_site/storage /original/application/e1d0b6cef1cd1c409a970e9e22b436bf.pdf>

  By the way, in Patent Document 1, it is possible to increase the generated power in the waste incineration facility by combining the power generation by garbage incineration and the power generation by solar power generation. , Which is the amount of light from the sun that is irradiated onto a unit area per unit time and is also referred to as the amount of solar radiation.), It becomes difficult to stabilize the total generated power in the waste incineration facility. When selling power to an electric power company, it is necessary to supply power stably every day (instead of continuously supplying constant power, changes in the daily power supply are constant every day). However, for the above reason, it is difficult for the system of Patent Document 1 to satisfy such a requirement.

  This invention is made | formed in view of the said subject, and it aims at supplying electric power stably, utilizing solar power generation in a garbage incineration facility.

The invention described in claim 1 is a power generation system provided in a waste incineration facility, wherein the power generation system generates power using energy obtained by incineration of waste, and a solar cell provided in the waste incineration facility. A photovoltaic power generation device that generates power using a panel, an auxiliary generator, and a prediction curve of generated power for a predetermined period in the solar power generation device based on prediction of changes in solar radiation intensity, Based on the difference between the target curve of generated power and the predicted curve of the generated power, a calculation unit that determines a planned curve of generated power in the waste power generator, and in the waste power generator according to the planned curve of the generated power It controls the generated power, when smaller actual generated power of the photovoltaic device is equal to or greater than a predetermined value than the generated power of the prediction curve, the auxiliary And a control unit for driving the electric.

  Invention of Claim 2 is the electric power generation system of Claim 1, Comprising: The said solar power generation device is equipped with a storage battery, The said control part is the actual of the said solar power generation device in each time of the said predetermined period. The charge / discharge of the storage battery is controlled based on the difference between the generated power and the generated power of the prediction curve.

The invention according to claim 3 is the power generation system according to claim 1, further comprising a storage battery, wherein the predetermined period is one day, and the output is delayed from the peak time of the target curve. A power demand curve is predetermined, and the controller controls charging / discharging of the storage battery according to the demand curve.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, electric power can be stably supplied, utilizing solar power generation in a garbage incineration facility.

In the invention of claim 2, it is possible to reduce variations in the output power from the photovoltaic device, in the invention 請 Motomeko 3, it is possible to adjust the output power in accordance with the demand curve.

It is a block diagram which shows the structure of a power generation system. It is a figure which shows the structure of a solar power generation device. It is a figure which shows the flow of the process which concerns on the electric power generation in an electric power generation system. It is a figure which shows the prediction curve of the generated electric power in a solar power generation device. It is a figure which shows the prediction curve of the generated electric power in a solar power generation device. It is a figure which shows the scheduled curve of the generated electric power in a refuse power generation device. It is a figure which shows the change of the total generated electric power in the electric power generation system of a comparative example. It is a figure which shows the change of the total generated electric power by a garbage power generation device and a solar power generation device. It is a figure which shows a demand curve.

  FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a power generation system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. The power generation system 1 is provided in a garbage incineration facility, and the power generated by the power generation system 1 (that is, generated power) is supplied (power sold) to an electric power company via a transmission line. In the following explanation, the waste incineration facility is a building other than a building where garbage is actually incinerated, other related buildings provided around the building, or a parking lot provided around these buildings. The entire area related to incineration of garbage, such as roads and roadways (so-called entire waste incineration plant) shall be included.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a power generation system 1 includes a waste power generation device 2 that generates power using energy obtained by incineration of waste, a solar power generation device 3 that performs solar power generation, and a waste incineration facility. The auxiliary generator 4 which is an emergency generator (for example, used at the time of a power failure) is provided. The waste power generation device 2, the solar power generation device 3, and the auxiliary generator 4 are connected to the control unit 51, and the control unit 51 controls the generated power in the waste power generation device 2, the solar power generation device 3, and the auxiliary power generator 4 ( For example, feedback control is performed. The power generation system 1 further includes a calculation unit 52 that is connected to the control unit 51 and has a storage unit 521, and information used for control in the control unit 51 is obtained by the calculation unit 52. In the waste power generation device 2, for example, steam is generated by a waste incineration boiler by incineration of waste, and power is generated by rotating a steam turbine using the steam.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of the solar power generation device 3. The solar power generation device 3 is connected to a solar battery panel 31 provided in a waste incineration facility, a power conditioner 32 that converts direct current electricity generated by the solar battery panel 31 into alternating current electricity, and a power conditioner 32. And a storage battery 33 capable of rapid charging. The solar cell panel 31 is provided in various spaces outside the garbage incineration facility such as a rooftop or a wall surface of a building where garbage is incinerated, a parking lot or a roadway. Moreover, in the storage battery 33, the electric power generated by the solar battery panel 31 is charged and discharged.

  Since the storage battery 33 is charged while periodically checking the charging current (Interrupt, Check & Charge), it is possible to charge the power with the maximum current allowed by the storage battery, so that general charging is possible. Compared to the method, rapid charging is possible. Moreover, by performing charging while monitoring the charging status, it is possible to prevent an overload from being applied to the storage battery and to generate a memory effect in the storage battery, thereby extending the life of the storage battery. In the present embodiment, only the generated power from the solar cell panel 31 can be charged by the storage battery 33.

  FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a flow of processing related to power generation in the power generation system 1. As described above, the auxiliary generator 4 in FIG. 1 is (in principle) used in an emergency in a waste incineration facility, and the auxiliary generator 4 is not used in this processing example. A processing example using the auxiliary generator 4 will be described after this processing example.

  In the process related to power generation in the power generation system 1, first, a prediction of a change in solar radiation intensity on the next day in the waste incineration facility is acquired and input to the calculation unit 52 (step S11). The prediction of the change in solar radiation intensity can be obtained, for example, by predicting the amount of sunlight for photovoltaic power generation by the Japan Weather Association (see Non-Patent Document 1 above).

  Subsequently, the calculation unit 52 obtains a curve (hereinafter referred to as “prediction curve”) indicating prediction of change in generated power in the solar power generation device 3 based on the change in solar radiation intensity (step S12). 4 and 5 are diagrams showing prediction curves of generated power in the solar power generation device 3, in which the vertical axis of FIGS. 4 and 5 indicates the generated power, and the horizontal axis indicates time (the figure described later). 6 to FIG. 9). Moreover, in FIG.4 and FIG.5, the prediction curve is shown with the thin continuous line which attach | subjects code | symbol A1, A2. The prediction curve has a shape that follows the curve indicating the change in solar radiation intensity. FIG. 4 shows a prediction curve A1 when the weather forecast for the next day is cloudy, and FIG. 5 shows a prediction curve A2 for the rainy weather. It is shown.

  Further, as shown by a broken line with a symbol A0 in FIGS. 4 and 5, a curve (hereinafter referred to as “target curve”) indicating a change in generated power when the weather is ideally clear is also calculated. In the present embodiment, the prediction curve (the prediction curve A1 in FIG. 4 or the prediction curve A1 in FIG. 5 is used while the position where the generated power is 0 is matched with the target curve A0. The prediction curve A2) is corrected by being approximated by, for example, a quadratic curve or a normal distribution curve, and a corrected prediction curve is obtained (step S13). In FIG. 4, the corrected prediction curve corresponding to the prediction curve A1 is indicated by a thick solid line denoted by reference symbol A3, and in FIG. 5, the corrected prediction curve corresponding to the prediction curve A2 is indicated by a thick solid line denoted by reference symbol A4. Show. The corrected prediction curve is stored in the storage unit 521. In the following description, the corrected prediction curve is also simply referred to as a prediction curve, and a period in which the generated power is larger than 0 in the target curve A0 is referred to as a normal solar radiation period T1.

  When the corrected prediction curve of the next day (see the prediction curve A3 in FIG. 4 or the prediction curve A4 in FIG. 5) is acquired, the difference between the generated power of the target curve A0 and the generated power of the prediction curve at each time (That is, a curve indicating generated power that is insufficient with respect to the generated power indicated by the target curve A0 when the generated power is obtained according to the prediction curve, hereinafter referred to as a “power shortage curve”). It is done. At all times, the generated power of the prediction curve is equal to or lower than the generated power of the target curve A0.

  In the waste power generation device 2, for example, 75% of the maximum power generation capacity of the waste power generation device 2 is determined as the steady power generation power, and a curve obtained by adding the steady power generation power to the power shortage curve of the next day at each time is a waste power generation. It is determined as a planned curve of the generated power in the device 2 and stored in the storage unit 521 (step S14).

  FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a planned curve of generated power in the garbage power generation device 2. In FIG. 6, the planned curve is indicated by a thick solid line denoted by reference sign B1, and a parallel oblique line with a wide interval is added to the region between the planned curve B1 and the horizontal axis (the same applies to FIGS. 7 and 8 described later). ). In the planned curve B1 in FIG. 6, the generated power is larger than the steady generated power P1 in the normal solar radiation period T1. In FIG. 6, a curve obtained by adding the generated power indicated by the prediction curve corrected at each time (see the prediction curve A3 in FIG. 4 or the prediction curve A4 in FIG. 5) to the generated power indicated by the scheduled curve B1 ( That is, it is a curve obtained by adding the steady generated power P1 to the generated power indicated by the target curve A0 in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5, and is the ideal of the total generated power that is the sum of the generated power in the waste power generator 2 and the solar power generator 3. Therefore, B0 is also indicated by a broken line.

  On the day corresponding to the planned curve B1, in the power generation system 1, the control unit 51 controls the garbage power generation device 2 according to the planned curve B1, so that the actual generated power in the garbage power generation device 2 is changed to the planned curve at each time. It matches the generated power indicated by B1. On the other hand, the actual generated power in the solar power generation device 3 that generates power using the solar cell panel 31 depends on the change in the solar radiation intensity, and thus varies greatly in the normal solar radiation period T1. In FIG. 6, the change in the total generated power in the power generation system 1 is indicated by a thin solid line denoted by reference sign B2 (however, at some times within the normal solar radiation period T1 and at times other than the normal solar radiation period T1, This corresponds to the planned curve B1.) At each time, the difference between the generated power of the curve B2 and the generated power of the planned curve B1 in the garbage power generation device 2 indicates the actual generated power in the solar power generation device 3. In FIG. 6, parallel diagonal lines with a narrow interval are attached to portions corresponding to the difference (the same applies to FIGS. 7 and 8 described later). In addition, the whole area | region which attached | subjects the parallel oblique line with a narrow space | interval and the parallel oblique line with a wide space | interval shows the total electric power generation of the electric power generation system 1 in each time.

  In the solar power generation device 3, the generated power indicated by the prediction curve (see the prediction curve A 3 in FIG. 4 or the prediction curve A 4 in FIG. 5) in which the actual power generation is corrected at each time (hereinafter “predicted power generation”). 2), the power corresponding to the difference between the actual generated power and the predicted generated power is charged by the storage battery 33 in FIG. 2, and the actual generated power is smaller than the predicted generated power. The electric power corresponding to the difference between the predicted generated power and the actual generated power is discharged from the storage battery 33. In this way, charging / discharging of the storage battery 33 is controlled based on the difference between the actual generated power and the predicted generated power of the solar power generation device 3 at each time of day, and the output from the solar power generation device 3 at each time. The electric power to be approximated to the predicted generated power indicated by the corrected prediction curve (step S15). The control of the auxiliary generator 4 in step S15 will be described later.

  The power conditioner 32 performs maximum power tracking (MPPT) control for controlling the voltage in the internal circuit so that the power extracted from the solar panel 31 is maximized. When the generated power is larger than the predicted generated power by a predetermined value or more, this voltage is changed from the value at which the power is maximized (that is, the operating point is moved) to reduce the power generation efficiency, Excessive power generation peak cut is performed. At this time, since the relationship between the power and voltage in the power conditioner 32 depends on the solar radiation intensity and the temperature of the solar battery panel 31, the power and voltage corresponding to each combination of the solar radiation intensity and the temperature of the solar battery panel 31 are as follows. Is obtained in advance, and is specified from the solar radiation intensity when the power generation efficiency is reduced and the temperature of the solar cell panel 31 (the solar cell panel 31 is provided with a solar radiation intensity meter and a thermometer). Based on the relationship, the moving direction and moving amount of the operating point are determined.

  Actually, the prediction of the change in the solar radiation intensity of the next day in the waste incineration facility is accepted by the calculation unit 52 every day, and the prediction curve (corrected prediction curve) of the change in the generated power in the solar power generation device 3 is acquired. The planned curve of the generated power in the waste power generation device 2 is determined (steps S11 to S14). On the next day, the generated power in the garbage power generation device 2 is controlled according to the scheduled curve, and the charge / discharge in the storage battery 33 is controlled according to the predicted curve (step S15).

  Here, a power generation system of a comparative example will be described in which the waste power generation apparatus 2 generates power with a constant steady power generation P1 and supplies the total power generated in the waste power generation apparatus 2 and the solar power generation apparatus 3 to an electric power company. FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a change in total generated power in the power generation system of the comparative example. In FIG. 7, a change in the generated power in the waste power generator 2 (actually, constant steady generated power P1) is indicated by a thick solid line denoted by reference symbol R1, and the waste power generator 2 and the solar power generator. A change in the total generated power of 3 is shown by a thin solid line denoted by reference symbol R2. As described above, the generated power in the photovoltaic power generation depends on the solar radiation intensity that varies depending on the weather. Therefore, in the power generation system of the comparative example, it is difficult to make the change in the total generated power constant every day.

  On the other hand, in the power generation system 1, a (corrected) prediction curve of the daily generated power in the solar power generation device 3 is obtained based on the prediction of the change in solar radiation intensity, and the generated power in the solar power generation device 3 is calculated. Based on the difference between the target curve and the prediction curve, a planned curve of the generated power in the garbage power generation device 2 is determined. Then, the generated power in the garbage power generation device 2 is controlled according to the scheduled curve. As a result, in the power generation system 1 using solar power generation in a garbage incineration facility, when the generated power of the solar power generation device 3 is insufficient with respect to the ideal generated power due to changes in the solar radiation intensity that differ every day, The power generated by the device 2 can be supplemented (backed up) by the generated power to reduce the effects of daily differences in the intensity of solar radiation. As a result, the power can be stably supplied every day according to the total target curve B0. can do. In addition, when it is necessary to keep the total amount of waste incinerated in a day at a waste incineration facility, the amount of waste incineration at night when a reduction in generated power is allowed is reduced (that is, the generated power at night is steady). It is also possible to make it lower than the generated power).

  Further, in FIG. 7, when focusing on fluctuations in the generated power in a short time within the normal solar radiation period T1, in the solar power generation device 3 whose generated power depends on the solar radiation intensity, the maximum power generation capacity is assumed to be 100%. The fluctuation range is 0 to 100%. For example, when the maximum power generation capacity in the solar power generation device 3 is 1000 kW (kilowatt) and the steady power generation P1 in the garbage power generation device 2 is 3000 kW, the fluctuation range of the total power generation in the entire power generation system of the comparative example is 75 to It becomes 100% (3000 to 4000 kW), and the fluctuation of the total generated power of 25% at maximum occurs in a short time within the normal solar radiation period T1 (see line R2 in FIG. 7).

  On the other hand, in the power generation system 1, the storage battery 33 is provided in the solar power generation device 3, and the difference between the actual generated power of the solar power generation device 3 at each time of day and the generated power of the corrected prediction curve. The charge / discharge of the storage battery 33 is controlled based on the above. Thereby, the peak cut and bottom cut of the transient generated power in a short time within the normal solar radiation period T1 are performed, the fluctuation of the output power from the solar power generation device 3, and the total output power in the entire power generation system 1 Variations can be reduced.

  In the vicinity of 13:00 in the uncorrected prediction curve A2 in FIG. 5, the generated power is much lower than the corrected prediction curve A4 over a long period of time, and the power in the storage battery 33 is insufficient, so that solar power generation There is a possibility that the storage battery 33 cannot be discharged based on the difference between the actual generated power of the device 3 and the generated power of the prediction curve A4. Thus, although there is no large difference between the actual generated power amount per day and the generated power amount per day indicated by the prediction curve A4, when it is predicted that the power in the storage battery 33 is temporarily insufficient, For example, the power generation in the storage battery 33 is avoided by further correcting the prediction curve by multiplying the generated power of the corrected prediction curve at each time by a coefficient smaller than 1 (that is, lowering the peak indicated by the prediction curve). It is preferred that

  By the way, in the power generation system 1, by increasing the capacity of the storage battery 33, the processing described above for reducing the power generation efficiency in the power conditioner 32 becomes unnecessary. However, since the storage battery 33 is relatively expensive, It is preferable to minimize the capacity. Therefore, the difference between the predicted amount of daily sunshine (daily integrated value of solar radiation intensity) in the past several years (for example, five years) and the actual amount of sunshine is converted into the amount of generated power in the solar power generation device 3, By providing the storage battery 33 with the minimum capacity that can be charged with the maximum amount of generated power for all of the day, the storage battery 33 with an unnecessarily large capacity is provided to increase the installation cost of the power generation system 1. Thus, it is possible to omit the above-described processing for reducing the power generation efficiency in the power conditioner 32 while preventing this. In other words, the power generation system 1 uses not only the storage battery 33 but also power generated by waste power generation in order to stabilize the photovoltaic power generation output throughout the year, and based on a prediction curve based on prediction of changes in solar radiation intensity. Since the charge / discharge control of the storage battery 33 is performed, the capacity of the storage battery 33 can be minimized. In the above case, it is preferable to discharge the power charged in the storage battery 33 to some extent at night. Actually, since the storage battery 33 is consumed due to long-term use, the capacity at the time of replacement of the storage battery 33 can be reduced by minimizing the capacity of the storage battery 33.

  Next, another processing example in the power generation system 1 will be described. In the following processing example, the auxiliary generator 4 of FIG. 1 is used. The auxiliary generator 4 is a diesel generator. In the auxiliary generator 4, for example, power generation using methane fuel purified from waste in a waste incineration facility is possible.

  In the present processing example, when the prediction curve in the solar power generation device 3 and the planned curve in the waste power generation device 2 are acquired (FIG. 3: Steps S11 to S14), the day after that, The generated power in the waste power generator 2 is controlled according to the scheduled curve, and the charge / discharge of the storage battery 33 is controlled based on the difference between the actual generated power of the solar power generator 3 and the generated power of the prediction curve (step) S15).

  FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a change in the total generated power by the garbage power generation device 2 and the solar power generation device 3. In FIG. 8, the planned curve is indicated by a thick solid line with a reference C <b> 1, the total target curve is indicated by a broken line with a reference C <b> 0, and changes in actual total generated power by the garbage power generation apparatus 2 and the solar power generation apparatus 3 are This is indicated by a thin solid line with C2.

  Here, the prediction of the change in the solar radiation intensity acquired on the previous day may be significantly different from the change in the actual solar radiation intensity on the next day, and the actual solar radiation intensity is significantly larger than the predicted value of the solar radiation intensity. When the time to be lowered is long, the time that the actual total generated power (see curve C2 in FIG. 8) by the waste power generation device 2 and the solar power generation device 3 is lower than the generated power of the total target curve C0 is also long. Become. In this case, the total amount of generated power (that is, the amount of generated power) in the solar power generation device 3 in a certain period is significantly lower than the amount of generated power indicated by the target curve A0 (see FIGS. 4 and 5), and the storage battery 33 And the total output power from the power generation system 1 (the garbage power generation device 2 and the solar power generation device 3) becomes lower than the power indicated by the total target curve C0.

  Therefore, the control unit 51 drives the auxiliary generator 4 when the actual generated power of the solar power generation device 3 is smaller than the generated power of the (corrected) prediction curve by a predetermined value or more, as shown in FIG. Power corresponding to the difference between the generated power of the total target curve C0 and the actual total generated power by the garbage power generation device 2 and the solar power generation device 3 indicated by the curve C2 (that is, between the total target curve C0 and the curve C2) ) Is generated by the auxiliary generator 4. As a result, in the power generation system 1, even when the actual solar radiation intensity deviates greatly from the predicted value of the solar radiation intensity, power can be supplemented by driving the auxiliary generator 4, and power can be supplied more stably. Is realized. In other words, when the actual generated power is lower than the predicted curve, the capacity of the storage battery 33 in the power generation system 1 capable of stable power supply can be further increased by adding the power of the auxiliary generator 4 (emergency generator). Can be suppressed. In the processing example using the auxiliary generator 4, the long-term fluctuation effect of the actual generated power in the photovoltaic power generator 3 is compensated by the waste power generator 2, and the short-term fluctuation effect is compensated by the auxiliary generator 4. In other words, it can be understood that the effect of short-term fluctuations is compensated by the storage battery 33. In addition, when installing the large capacity storage battery 33, although the installation cost of the electric power generation system 1 increases, electric power can be stored without using the auxiliary generator 4 by always storing sufficient electric power in the storage battery 33. It becomes possible to supply stably.

  By the way, in the processing example described above, the corrected prediction curve has a shape approximated to the target curve A0 (see FIG. 4 or FIG. 5) indicating the change in generated power when the weather is ideally sunny. The charging / discharging of the storage battery 33 of the solar power generation device 3 is controlled according to the prediction curve, but the change in output power required by the power company is different from the ideal change in generated power in the solar power generation device 3. There is a case.

  Specifically, as shown in FIG. 9, a curve D1 (that is, power demand) indicating a change in output power in which the peak time at which the power is maximum is delayed from the peak time of the target curve D0 in the solar power generation device 3. 9 is indicated by a thin solid line in FIG. 9, and hereinafter referred to as “demand curve D1”) may be determined in advance. In the demand curve D1 of FIG. 9, the time when the power increases is delayed by about 3 hours from the target curve D0, and the power at the peak time of the demand curve D1 is larger than the power at the peak time of the target curve D0. Yes. The demand curve D1 indicates a change in the generated power required for the solar power generation device 3, and the total demand curve for the entire power generation system 1 is the steady power generated at the power indicated by the demand curve D1 at each time. P1 is added.

  In this processing example, when a large-capacity sodium-sulfur (NAS) battery is used as the storage battery 33 and the weather is ideally clear, the time when the generated power of the target curve D0 becomes larger than the power of the demand curve D1. At the time when the power corresponding to the difference between these powers is charged in the storage battery 33 and the generated power of the target curve D0 becomes smaller than the power of the demand curve D1, the power corresponding to the difference between these powers is stored in the storage battery. 33 is discharged. In FIG. 9, the area of a region with parallel diagonal lines with a wide interval indicates the amount of power charged in the storage battery 33, and the area of a region with parallel narrow lines with a small interval indicates the amount of power discharged from the storage battery 33.

  Actually, since the generated power in the solar power generation depends on the solar radiation intensity due to the weather, the change in the generated power in the solar power generation device 3 is approximately in the corrected prediction curve D2 indicated by the thick solid line in FIG. Although it is imitated, power corresponding to the difference between the generated power of the target curve D0 and the generated power of the prediction curve D2 at each time is additionally generated by the garbage power generation device 2, and is temporarily supplied to the solar power generation device 3. Entered. Then, at the time when the generated power of the target curve D0 becomes larger than the power of the demand curve D1, the storage battery 33 is (mainly) charged, and at the time when the generated power of the target curve D0 becomes smaller than the power of the demand curve D1. The storage battery 33 is (mainly) discharged. Thus, charging / discharging of the storage battery 33 is controlled by the control part 51 according to the demand curve D1.

  In addition, for example, when generated power is obtained by the solar power generation device 3 between 6 o'clock and 18 o'clock, when the demand curve D1 indicates an output of electric power between 8 o'clock and 20 o'clock, 6 o'clock to 8 o'clock The forecast curve D2 is corrected using the solar radiation intensity during the hour, or the forecast curve is re-acquired using the latest prediction of the change in solar radiation intensity at 8 o'clock, and the planned curve is obtained based on the new prediction curve, Control of the generated power in the garbage power generation device 2 may be performed according to the scheduled curve with high reliability.

  As described above, in this processing example, by controlling charging / discharging of the storage battery 33 according to the demand curve D1 for the solar power generation device 3, the output power from the solar power generation device 3 is accurately adjusted according to the demand curve D1. In other words, the total output power from the power generation system 1 can be accurately adjusted in accordance with the total demand curve for the power generation system 1. Moreover, the capacity | capacitance of the storage battery 33 can be further suppressed by setting it as the electric power shift (for example, shift of 2-3 hours) matched with the electric power demand in order to raise the prediction precision of solar radiation intensity | strength. The storage battery may be provided outside the solar power generation device 3 and connected to both the solar power generation device 3 and the garbage power generation device 2.

  Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications can be made.

  In the power generation system 1, the planned curve of the generated power in the garbage power generation device 2 is determined based on the corrected prediction curve. If the prediction curve before the correction shows a relatively gradual change, the correction is made. A scheduled curve may be determined based on the previous prediction curve. Further, the planned curve generated based on the prediction curve before correction may be approximated and corrected by a quadratic curve or the like, and the generated power of the garbage power generation apparatus 2 may be controlled according to the corrected planned curve.

  Further, in the above embodiment, the prediction curve and the scheduled curve for one day are obtained, but the period for which these curves are obtained may be arbitrarily determined, for example, the forecast curve and the scheduled curve are obtained every 6 hours. May be. Thus, in the calculation part 52, based on the prediction of the change of solar radiation intensity, the prediction curve of the electric power generated in the solar power generation device 3 in the predetermined period and the planned curve of the electric power generated in the garbage power generation device 2 are concerned. It is calculated | required before a period, and it becomes possible to supply electric power stably, utilizing solar power generation in a garbage incineration plant | facility by controlling the electric power generated in the garbage power generation apparatus 2 according to a schedule curve.

  The target curve A0 in FIGS. 4 and 5 may be obtained based on actual measurement values, or may be obtained by calculation according to the installation location and installation conditions (direction, inclination angle, etc.) of the solar cell panel 31. Also good. Furthermore, the target curve A0 may be changed according to the season.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Power generation system 2 Garbage power generation device 3 Solar power generation device 4 Auxiliary generator 31 Solar cell panel 33 Storage battery 51 Control part 52 Calculation part A0, D0 Target curve A1-A4, D2 Prediction curve B1, C1 Scheduled curve D1 Demand curve

Claims (3)

A power generation system installed in a garbage incineration facility,
A waste power generation device that generates power using energy obtained by incineration of waste;
A solar power generation device that generates power using a solar cell panel provided in a garbage incineration facility;
An auxiliary generator,
Based on the prediction of the change in solar radiation intensity, a prediction curve of the generated power for a predetermined period in the solar power generation device is obtained, and based on the difference between the target curve of the generated power in the solar power generation device and the prediction curve of the generated power A calculation unit for determining a planned curve of generated power in the waste power generation device,
The auxiliary power generation when the generated power in the waste power generation device is controlled according to the scheduled curve of the generated power, and the actual generated power of the photovoltaic power generation device is smaller than the generated power of the prediction curve by a predetermined value or more. A control unit for driving the machine ;
A power generation system comprising: The power generation system according to claim 1,
The solar power generation device includes a storage battery,
The control unit controls charging / discharging of the storage battery based on a difference between actual generated power of the photovoltaic power generation apparatus at each time of the predetermined period and generated power of the prediction curve. Power generation system. The power generation system according to claim 1,
A storage battery,
The predetermined period is one day, and a demand curve of output power in which the peak time is delayed from the peak time of the target curve is predetermined,
The power generation system, wherein the control unit controls charging and discharging of the storage battery according to the demand curve.

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