KR20160145984A - Smart grid system for reducing standby power loss using seperately establised standby power line - Google Patents
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The present invention relates to a power saving system for reducing standby power.
Demand for electric power has increased explosively due to rapid industrialization and improved living standards. More power plants must be built to meet explosive power demands. However, construction of a power plant is costly and time consuming, and it causes problems with environmental pollution.
Fossil fuels are also limited. Since the sustainability of fuel supply and demand is not guaranteed, the price of electric energy production is increasing day by day.
Therefore, recently, techniques for increasing the energy consumption efficiency of various electronic apparatuses and techniques for reducing power waste have been attracting attention.
According to the report of the Korea Energy Management Corporation, electricity waste caused by leaving home appliances in an outlet for 24 hours is worth about 3.2 trillion won annually.
Therefore, it is important to cut off unnecessary standby power to save electric energy.
Conventionally, in order to cut off the standby power, the standby power is disconnected by directly pulling the plug of the electric device connected to the outlet, or the switch is connected to the individual outlet to cut off the electric power.
However, this conventional technique has a drawback in that it is very troublesome to manually remove the plug or directly disconnect the switch when the electric device is not used. Most people do not unplug electronic devices that are not in use because they are troublesome. As a result, the prior art has a limit in solving the conventional problems.
The inventor of the present invention has endeavored for a long time to solve this problem, and finally completed the present invention.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a standby power saving system based on a smart grid.
The Smart Grid is a next-generation power grid business that can optimize energy use by integrating information and communication technologies into existing power grids and integrating energy networks and communication networks into intelligent power grids that enable electric power suppliers and consumers to exchange information related to electricity use in real time . The present invention particularly provides a standby power saving system for separating a waiting line and a normal line from a smart grid and zeroing out wasted standby power.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a standby power saving system capable of effectively reducing standby power by automatically shutting off standby power according to a predetermined scenario.
On the other hand, other unspecified purposes of the present invention will be further considered within the scope of the following detailed description and easily deduced from the effects thereof.
In order to accomplish the above object, the present invention provides a power generating unit comprising: a power generating unit; A power supply line extending from the power generation unit and extending to the power supply line, the power supply line including a phase line for supplying electric power to the electronic device that always needs to supply electric power and a standby line for supplying power to the electronic device that does not always supply electric power; A consumption unit connected to one end of the power supply line and consuming the supplied power; A remote control terminal for outputting a control signal for interrupting power of the waiting line; And a blocking unit connected to the remote control terminal by wired / wireless connection to transmit / receive a control signal, and a switching unit for blocking power of the standby line, There is provided a smart grid standby power saving system comprising a first blocking unit installed in a standby power outlet connected to a standby line and a second blocking unit installed in an outdoor circuit breaker of the consuming unit, do.
In another embodiment of the present invention, the first blocking unit provided in the standby power outlet of the consuming unit inner space includes a first locking unit that fixes the electric cord fastened to the first blocking unit so as not to be separated from the first blocking unit And a second locking portion covering an outer surface of the conventional power outlet connected to the phase line among the individual outlets of the consuming unit inner space, wherein the second locking portion is formed by being embedded in one end of the second locking portion And a through hole formed so that an electric wire connected to the conventional electric power outlet can pass through the second locking portion.
In another embodiment, the first blocking unit of the present invention may include an alarm unit for outputting an alarm to at least one of an alarm light, an alarm sound, and an alarm signal transmitted to the remote control terminal; And a release detection sensor for detecting that the electric cord is forcibly released from the lock portion and outputting a release signal to the alarm portion.
In another embodiment, the first blocking unit of the present invention further includes a timer unit for controlling the switching unit according to a predetermined blocking schedule to interrupt power of the waiting line, and the timer unit is connected to the communication unit, And to control the switching unit based on the received blocking schedule.
In another embodiment of the present invention, the remote control terminal is a parent smartphone, and the smart grid application installed in the parent smartphone includes a first interface capable of setting whether the room in which the first blocking unit is installed is a child room; A second interface capable of setting a blocking schedule of the first blocking unit installed in the child's room; And a third interface for recommending a child safety mode as a blocking schedule, wherein the child safety mode is for interrupting the standby power from any one of 10:00 PM to 12:00 PM and any one of 6:00 AM to 8:00 AM the next day Mode.
In another embodiment, the first blocking unit of the present invention comprises: a main blocking unit installed in a parent room and further including a first interlocking unit; And a sub interrupting unit installed in the child's room and further including a second interlocking unit, wherein the first interlocking unit is connected to the second interlocking unit, and when the switching unit of the main interception unit is interrupted, It works well, but not in reverse.
In another embodiment, the present invention further includes a matter Internet unit installed at a doorway of the consuming unit for performing noncontact short-range wireless communication, wherein the matter Internet unit senses the entrance / exit of the entrance / exit by the remote control terminal, It is preferable to block the standby power of a plurality of first blocking units provided in the unit.
In another embodiment, the remote control terminal of the present invention is a smartphone, and the smart grid application installed in the smartphone includes an input interface for receiving a layout of the consuming unit internal space; A layout interface for receiving the positions of the plurality of first blocking units in the layout diagram; And the smart grid application may include a monitoring interface for indicating whether or not the plurality of first blocking units indicated in the layout chart are powered off and for displaying the used power amount of the individual first blocking units.
According to the present invention, the phase line and the standby line are separately installed. Therefore, the power of the standby line can be individually cut off. Therefore, there is an effect that the standby power waste can be reduced. Particularly, since the blocking units for blocking the waiting line are installed stepwise (for example, from the first blocking unit to the fourth blocking unit), the standby power can be cut off from a wider viewpoint. Therefore, it is possible to prevent waste of standby power more efficiently.
Further, the present invention has an effect of collectively blocking standby power of a plurality of outlets located in a specific space (home or office) without individually disconnecting the switches of the individual outlets.
On the other hand, even if the effects are not explicitly mentioned here, the effect described in the following specification, which is expected by the technical features of the present invention, and its potential effects are treated as described in the specification of the present invention.
1 is a diagram schematically showing an embodiment of a standby power saving system according to the present invention.
2 schematically shows an embodiment of a multi-layer structure of a waiting line and a blocking unit according to the present invention.
3 is a view showing an embodiment of a blocking unit according to the present invention.
4 is a view for explaining a concept of a control signal network configuration between a plurality of blocking units.
5 is a view showing another embodiment of the blocking unit according to the present invention.
6 is a view showing an embodiment of a locking part according to the present invention.
FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an Internet object unit according to an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG.
It is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiments, but, on the contrary, is intended to cover various modifications and equivalent arrangements included within the spirit and scope of the appended claims.
In the following description of the present invention, a detailed description of known functions and configurations incorporated herein will be omitted when it may obscure the subject matter of the present invention.
1 is a diagram schematically showing an embodiment of a standby power saving system according to the present invention.
1, the standby power saving
The
The power supply line 200 connects between the power generating unit and the consuming unit and is formed to extend long. The power supply line 200 includes a
The
The cut-off
The
In a preferred embodiment, the controlling
[Separation of Standby Line by Step]
2 schematically shows an embodiment of a multi-layer structure of a waiting line and a blocking unit according to the present invention.
1 and 2, the standby line of the present invention is installed separately from the normal line. A blocking unit is installed in the standby line to cut off standby power.
In a preferred embodiment, the blocking
In a preferred embodiment, the
The
The
The
As described above, the present invention can be implemented by hierarchically structuring the blocking units. Therefore, a more detailed smart grid standby power saving system can be constructed. And to establish a basis for temporarily blocking the standby line power of a specific area as well as a specific consumption unit when necessary.
[Embodiment of blocking unit]
3 is a view showing an embodiment of a blocking unit according to the present invention.
3, the blocking
The
The
On the other hand, the outlet may be included in the blocking unit. Such an embodiment can be used when the blocking unit and the receptacle are buried together when the building is expanded and contracted. The outlet and the blocking unit are not separated but installed integrally. While in other embodiments the outlet may be a concept separate from the blocking unit. It is a concept to improve by attaching a shielding unit to a conventional socket-outlet.
The
The blocking unit of the present invention can interrupt the standby power according to a predetermined schedule and conditions by itself even if the blocking unit does not receive the control signal from time to time from the control terminal as the
As a result, the efficiency of standby power saving is greatly increased. In the case of the conventional technology, if the user forgets or abuses the standby power, the standby power is not cut off and the standby power is wasted. However, according to the present invention, such waste can be prevented.
The predetermined schedule and situation are various embodiments. There may be a schedule according to time, such as blocking standby power at midnight, and there may be a schedule according to a location, such as blocking a connected blocking unit of a computer in a child's room. In the case of an office, there may be security schedules such as blocking the standby power of a blocking unit connected to a computer that deals with company secrets at weekends and at night time.
The
In another embodiment, the
The
Accordingly, the user can not arbitrarily change the electronic device connected to the blocking unit. Therefore, it is possible to prevent a problem that the computer in the child's room is operated arbitrarily at night time in advance.
The
In a preferred embodiment, the blocking unit may further include a
[Blocking Unit Control Network]
4 is a view for explaining a concept of a control signal network configuration between a plurality of blocking units.
In a preferred embodiment, the plurality of blocking units may be wirelessly connected. That is, the blocking units in the wireless communication range of the blocking unit are mutually connected. 4, the control terminal 410 (1) is connected to the control terminal 410 (2) and the control terminal 410 (3) in the wireless communication range. In addition, the control terminal 410 (2) is connected to the control terminal 410 (4) and the control terminal 410 (5) in the wireless communication range. Also, the control terminal 410 (3) is connected to the control terminal 410 (5) in the wireless communication range. Thus, a plurality of control terminals in the wireless communication range are wirelessly connected to form one blocking unit control network.
Accordingly, even if the
However, in other embodiments, a plurality of blocking units may be wired. When one of the plurality of blocking units connected by wire is receiving a control signal from the control terminal, the corresponding control signal may be propagated to another blocking unit.
The above-described example has described that the
[Physical connection between blocking units]
5 is a view showing another embodiment of the blocking unit according to the present invention.
In a preferred embodiment, the main blocking unit in the first space of the consuming unit may be physically connected to the sub blocking unit in the second space which is another space. This is a different concept from the above-described blocking unit control network. This is an embodiment for forcibly physically immediately turning off the sub interrupting unit when the main interrupting unit is turned off. This is a very simple control configuration because it is a separate control configuration from the blocking unit control network, and is a more secure control configuration from hacking or manipulation through communication and not through a complex control network.
For example, as shown in FIG. 5, a
[lock]
6 is a view showing an embodiment of a locking part according to the present invention.
The lock portion of the present invention is a structure for preventing the electric cord from being detached or altered by being installed in the outlet or the blocking unit. For example, it is a configuration for preventing an electric cord from being disconnected from a connection unit to which a computer of a child's room is connected and being connected to an outlet to which a main line is connected.
6, the
The locking
Although not shown, there are various embodiments in the mechanical configuration of the
Although not shown, the locking portion can receive the locking and unlocking signals of the electrical code from the control terminal (may also be received through the blocking unit).
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FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an Internet object unit according to an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG.
The present invention may include a first object Internet unit and a second object internet unit. The first-object Internet unit is installed at an entrance of the consuming unit to perform contactless short-range wireless communication. The second-object Internet unit is portable by the user and performs non-contact short-range wireless communication. The first object Internet unit detects that the second-object Internet unit is in and out of the entrance and blocks the standby power of the plurality of first blocking units installed in the second unit.
7, the first-
Specifically, only the standby power of a predetermined blocking unit among the plurality of
In another embodiment, the first-object Internet unit may be plural. For example, a plurality of first-person Internet units may be installed at the front door, the parent visit, and the child visit. The first object internet unit performs a role of detecting the second object internet unit. The first object Internet unit detects the second object internet unit and determines whether the second object internet unit is in a specific space or not. That is, the first object Internet unit installed at the front door determines whether the second object Internet unit is in the house. The first-thing Internet unit installed at the parent visit determines whether there is a person in the parent's room.
The second-object Internet unit may also be plural. For example, the plurality of second-person Internet units may be a second-person Internet unit owned by the parent and a second-person Internet unit owned by the child. In this case, the second-object Internet unit represents the person who owns the second-object Internet unit.
When a plurality of first object Internet units and a plurality of second object internet units are combined, the following application is possible. For example, the parent's second-person Internet unit may turn on the parental light when it passes through the first-person Internet unit installed at the parent visit, or may deactivate the standby power-off to the first blocking unit installed in the parent room .
In other words, the first-object Internet unit can detect whether or not the second-object Internet unit exists in the specific space, and the second-object Internet unit can detect an operation (first blocking unit on-off and the like) Can be set.
Although the foregoing embodiments have exemplified the house, the space in which the first and second object Internet units operate can be extended. For example, the first-object Internet unit may be installed in an apartment entrance, an elevator entrance, or the like. The second-object Internet unit may be configured to block the standby power of the second blocking unit and the third blocking unit, including the first blocking unit.
[Application interface]
In a preferred embodiment, the remote control terminal is a parent smartphone, and a smart grid application may be installed in the smart phone. The smart grid application installed in the parent smartphone includes a first interface for setting whether a room where the first blocking unit is installed is a child room, a second interface for setting a blocking schedule for the first blocking unit installed in the child's room, And a third interface that recommends a child restraint mode as a blocking schedule.
The user can conveniently set a standby power cutoff schedule of the blocking unit installed in the child's room through the first and second interfaces. On the other hand, the third interface may recommend a 'child safety mode' to the user. For example, the child safety mode may be a mode of interrupting the standby power from any one of 10:00 PM to 12:00 PM and one of 6:00 AM to 8:00 AM the next day. By using the third interface, the user does not have to input the blocking schedule in a troublesome manner.
In another embodiment, a Smart Grid application installed in a smartphone includes an input interface for receiving a layout diagram of the consuming unit internal space, a layout interface for receiving the positions of a plurality of first blocking units in the layout chart, And a monitoring interface for indicating whether or not the plurality of first blocking units are powered off and for displaying a usage amount of the individual first blocking units. Through such an interface, the user can easily insert the internal space layout of the consuming unit used by himself / herself into the application, and monitor whether the first interrupting unit installed in the layout is blocked or not.
The scope of protection of the present invention is not limited to the description and the expression of the embodiments explicitly described in the foregoing. It is again to be understood that the present invention is not limited by the modifications or substitutions that are obvious to those skilled in the art.
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A consumption unit connected to one end of the power supply line and consuming the supplied power;
A remote control terminal for outputting a control signal for interrupting power of the waiting line; And
And a blocking unit including a communication unit connected to the remote control terminal by wired / wireless connection to transmit / receive a control signal, and a switching unit for blocking power of the standby line,
Wherein said disconnecting unit includes a first blocking unit installed in a standby power outlet connected to said standby line among individual outlets of said consuming unit inner space, and a second blocking unit installed in an outdoor circuit breaker of said consuming unit,
Smart Grid standby power saving system that installs the main line and standby line separately.
The first blocking unit provided in the standby power outlet of the consuming unit inner space further includes a first locking unit that fixes the electric cord fastened to the first blocking unit so as not to be separated from the first blocking unit,
And a second locking portion that covers an outer surface of the conventional power outlet connected to the phase line among the individual receptacles of the consuming unit inner space. The second locking portion is formed by being embedded in one end of the second locking portion, And a through hole formed to allow a connected electric wire to pass through the second lock portion.
Smart Grid standby power saving system that installs the main line and standby line separately.
The first blocking unit includes:
An alarm unit for outputting an alarm to at least one of an alarm light, an alarm sound, and an alarm signal transmitted to the remote control terminal;
Further comprising a break detection sensor for detecting that the electric cord is forcibly released from the lock portion and outputting a release signal to the alarm portion,
Smart Grid standby power saving system that installs the main line and standby line separately.
The first blocking unit includes:
Further comprising a timer unit for controlling the switching unit according to a preset blocking schedule to interrupt power of the waiting line,
Wherein the timer unit comprises a memory unit for receiving and storing an interruption schedule transmitted from the remote control terminal, and an operation unit for controlling the switching unit according to the stored interruption schedule,
Smart Grid standby power saving system that installs the main line and standby line separately.
Wherein the remote control terminal is a parent smart phone, and the smart grid application installed in the parent smart phone comprises:
A first interface capable of setting whether a room where the first blocking unit is installed is a child room;
A second interface capable of setting a blocking schedule of the first blocking unit installed in the child's room; And
And a third interface for recommending a child restricting mode as a blocking schedule,
Wherein the child restraint mode is a mode of shutting off the standby power from any one of 10 o'clock to 12 o'clock in the afternoon to 6 o'clock in the next morning.
Smart Grid standby power saving system that installs the main line and standby line separately.
The first blocking unit includes:
A main blocking unit installed in the parent room and further including a first interlocking part; And
And a sub interrupting unit installed in the child's room and further including a second interlocking part,
Wherein the first interlocking unit is connected to the second interlocking unit so that when the switching unit of the main interception unit is interrupted, the power of the sub intercepting unit is interrupted but not reversely,
Smart Grid standby power saving system that installs the main line and standby line separately.
Further comprising a first one-way internet unit provided at an entrance of the consuming unit and performing non-contact short-range wireless communication, and a second one-way internet unit capable of carrying a non-contact short-
Wherein the first object Internet unit detects that the second object Internet unit enters and exits from the entrance and blocks the standby power of a plurality of first blocking units installed in the second consume unit.
Smart Grid standby power saving system that installs the main line and standby line separately.
Wherein the remote control terminal is a smart phone, and the smart grid application installed in the smart phone comprises:
An input interface for receiving a layout of the consuming unit internal space;
A layout interface for receiving the positions of the plurality of first blocking units in the layout diagram; And
Wherein the smart grid application includes a monitoring interface that indicates whether or not a plurality of first blocking units indicated in the layout chart are powered off and that indicates the amount of power used by each first blocking unit.
Smart Grid standby power saving system that installs the main line and standby line separately.
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