KR20170074631A - Energy distribuition system in smart grid envirmnent - Google Patents

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KR20170074631A
KR20170074631A KR1020150184139A KR20150184139A KR20170074631A KR 20170074631 A KR20170074631 A KR 20170074631A KR 1020150184139 A KR1020150184139 A KR 1020150184139A KR 20150184139 A KR20150184139 A KR 20150184139A KR 20170074631 A KR20170074631 A KR 20170074631A
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The present invention relates to an energy distribution system in a smart grid environment, and more particularly, to a first power conversion apparatus for converting DC power supplied through a renewable energy device into DC power of a predetermined magnitude, A second power conversion device for converting the stored power into DC link power required by the third power conversion device and converting the power supplied to the energy storage device to a power level required by the energy storage device, A third power conversion device for converting the DC link power output from the renewable energy device or the energy storage device into AC power of the system or converting the AC power of the system into DC power, , A third power conversion device, and a load, and distributes the power.

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TECHNICAL FIELD [0001] The present invention relates to an energy distribution system in a smart grid environment,

The present invention relates to an energy distribution system in a smart grid environment, and more particularly, to a smart grid environment capable of instantly shutting off power supplied to a system when an accident such as a short circuit occurs in a system utilizing a unidirectional function of the semiconductor element To an energy distribution system.

Smart grid (Smart Grid) can maximize energy efficiency by integrating information and communication technology into the grid and knowing the electricity usage, supply amount and power line status. At the heart of the smart grid is the integration of information and communication technologies, such as Zigbee and powerline communications, into the grid, enabling consumers and utilities to exchange information (eg, real-time electricity charges) in real time.

On the other hand, the electric power used in household appliances is DC, which receives AC power and converts it to DC. However, loss occurs during conversion of AC power to DC, and loss occurs during power transmission by the skin effect. In order to reduce such power loss, a DC grid type that distributes by DC has been proposed and developed.

In a DC Grid Smart Grid, systemic accidents are very dangerous and require immediate control of the hazards. That is, in case of AC, the arc is automatically extinguished even if it is cut off by a mechanical switch, but in the case of DC, the arc is not automatically extinguished.

Therefore, in the case of an accident such as a short circuit in the grid in the DC grid type smart grid, it is required to develop a technology that can immediately control the risk factor.

Prior Art 1: Korean Patent No. 1,220,773: Intelligent distribution board having energy management function in a smart grid environment

An object of the present invention is to provide an energy distribution system in a smart grid environment in which a risk element can be immediately controlled when an accident such as a short circuit occurs in a grid in a DC grid type smart grid.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a method and apparatus for protecting a large capacity DC in a DC Grid type smart grid environment and utilizing a function of STS (State Transfer Switch) for managing various kinds of renewal and power sources and a unidirectional function of a semiconductor device And to provide an energy distribution system in a smart grid environment capable of determining the direction of power.

According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided a first power conversion device for converting direct current power supplied through a renewable energy device into direct current power of a predetermined magnitude, an energy storage device connected to the energy storage device, A second power conversion device for converting the power supplied to the energy storage device into a power level required by the energy storage device, and a second power conversion device connected to the system, A third power conversion device that converts DC link power output from the device into AC power of the system or AC power of the system into DC power; a third power conversion device that converts the AC power of the system into AC power, And a distribution control device connected to at least one of the loads to distribute the power, wherein the power distribution system / RTI >

The power distribution control device collects operating state information transmitted from at least one of the renewable energy device, the energy storage device, the electric power conversion device, and the grid, and controls the renewable energy device, the energy storage device, When an accident is detected in at least one of the power conversion device, the system, and the load, the power supply to the device can be cut off.

Such a power distribution control apparatus is turned on and off under the control of the control unit, and is turned on and off under the control of the first switch unit and the control unit for controlling the operation power of the first power conversion apparatus, A third switch section that is turned on and off under the control of the control section and thereby controls the operation power of the third power conversion apparatus; A fourth switch unit for interrupting the electric power supplied to the load, and a fourth switch unit for interrupting the electric power supplied to the load, thereby collecting operational status information transmitted from at least one of the renewable energy device, the energy storage device, the power conversion device, and the system, Wherein when an occurrence of an accident is detected in at least one of the renewable energy device, the energy storage device, the power conversion device, the system, and the load, The switch control unit is associated with the value may be a control unit for blocking the supply of electric power to the device.

The first to fourth switch units may have a structure in which two IGBTs are connected.

In addition, the first to fourth switch portions may be provided so that two IGBTs are oriented in different directions, so that electric power flows in one direction or both directions.

When the control signal for the occurrence of an accident is received from the energy management apparatus, the control unit controls the switch unit connected to the corresponding one of the first to fourth switch units to cut off power supply to the corresponding device.

The energy distribution system in the Smart Grid environment further includes an energy management device coupled to the distribution control device, wherein the energy management device monitors the state of the renewable energy device, the energy storage device, the system and the load, A control signal for shutting off power supply to the system can be transmitted to the distribution control apparatus.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a power conversion system including a first power conversion device connected to a renewable energy device, a second power conversion device connected to the energy storage device, a third power conversion device connected to the system, The control device includes a first switch section that is turned on and off under the control of the control section and thereby controls the operation power of the first power conversion apparatus and a second switch section that is turned on and off under the control of the control section, A third switch unit that is turned on and off under the control of the control unit and thereby controls the operation power of the third power conversion apparatus; A fourth switch unit for interrupting the power supplied to the load, and a second switch unit for monitoring at least one of the renewable energy device, the energy storage device, the power conversion device, If the occurrence is detected, the power distribution control device for a control unit for blocking the supply of electric power to the device to control the first to fourth switching unit switches associated with the accident, the detection device of the parts is provided.

The first to fourth switch parts may be provided so that two IGBTs are oriented in different directions so that electric power flows in one direction or in both directions.

According to the present invention, when an accident such as a short circuit occurs in a grid in a DC grid type smart grid, the risk element can be immediately blocked.

In addition, since the direction of the power can be determined by utilizing the function of the STS (State Transfer Switch) and the unidirectional current flow function of the semiconductor device, the convenience of power management and the stability of the system can be improved. That is, since the direction of power can be determined using the IGBT, power management can be conveniently performed without additional control.

1 is a view for explaining energy distribution in a smart grid environment according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a diagram illustrating an energy distribution system in a smart grid environment according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a view for explaining a power direction when the switch unit according to the embodiment of the present invention is formed of an IGBT.
4 is an exemplary diagram for explaining energy distribution in a smart grid environment according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, a 'energy distribution system in a smart grid environment' according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The embodiments are provided so that those skilled in the art can easily understand the technical spirit of the present invention, and thus the present invention is not limited thereto. In addition, the matters described in the attached drawings may be different from those actually implemented by the schematic drawings to easily describe the embodiments of the present invention.

In the meantime, each constituent unit described below is only an example for implementing the present invention. Thus, in other implementations of the present invention, other components may be used without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Also, the expression " comprising " is intended to merely denote that such elements are present as an expression of " open ", and should not be understood to exclude additional elements.

1 is a view for explaining energy distribution in a smart grid environment according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, in order to perform energy distribution in a smart grid environment, a bidirectional DC-AC converter for linking with a system, a DC-DC converter for controlling power generated from renewable energy, When the amount of electric power stored in the bidirectional DC-DC converter and the energy storage device is equal to or more than a preset reference value, power is applied to the DC load together with the renewable energy. When the amount of energy stored in the energy storage device is below the preset reference value, And an energy management device for displaying the control result signals received from the distribution control device in real time.

Hereinafter, a system having such a configuration will be described in detail with reference to FIG.

FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an energy distribution system in a smart grid environment according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a view for explaining a power direction when the switch unit according to the embodiment of the present invention is formed of an IGBT.

Referring to FIG. 2, in the smart grid environment, the energy distribution system includes a first power conversion device 104 connected to the renewable energy device 102, a second power conversion device 108 connected to the energy storage device 106, A third power conversion device 112 connected to the first power conversion device 110, and a power distribution control device 200.

The renewable energy device 102 is an apparatus that generates electric power by using an energy source, and supplies the generated electric power to the first power inverter 104. At this time, the renewable energy device 102 can generate DC power, and the DC power produced by the renewable energy device 102 is converted into DC power of a predetermined magnitude by the first power inverter 104 Stored in the energy storage device 106, or supplied to the system 110 or the load 114.

The renewable energy device 102 may be a photovoltaic (PV), a wind power generation (WP), a wave power generation, or the like. In addition, a renewable energy And a power generation system that generates electric power using the power generation system.

When the first power conversion apparatus 104 generates energy by solar power generation, wind power generation, and wave power generation, the first power conversion apparatus 104 uses the power input from the system 110 via the power distribution control apparatus 200 as operating power, And performs the conversion of the power supplied from the renewable energy device 102.

The first power conversion device 104 transfers the power produced by the renewable energy device 102 to the power distribution control device 200, and converts the output voltage into a DC voltage at this time. That is, the power generated by the renewable energy device 102 can be supplied to the energy storage device 106, the system 110, the load 114, and the like due to the operation of the first power inverter 104. At this time, the first power inverter 104 may be a DC-DC converter for converting the DC power supplied through the renewable energy device 102 into DC power of a predetermined magnitude.

The first power inverter 104 may stop operation when there is no power produced by the renewable energy device 102 to minimize the power consumed by the converter or the like.

The energy storage device 106 receives and stores power or commercial power produced by the renewable energy device 102, and receives and stores the converted power through the second power conversion device 108. The energy storage device 106 may supply electric power to the load 114 under the control of the power distribution control device 200. The second electric power conversion device 106 may supply electric power And supplies it to the load 114.

The energy storage device 106 may include at least one battery cell, and each battery cell may include a plurality of bare cells. The energy storage device 106 may be implemented as a battery cell of various types and may be a battery such as a nickel-cadmium battery, a lead acid battery, a nickel metal hydride battery (NiMH) A lithium ion battery, a lithium polymer battery, or the like.

The second power conversion apparatus 108 operates the power supplied through the distribution control apparatus 200 to convert the DC power supplied through the system 110 or the first power conversion apparatus 104 to a DC power .

That is, the second power inverter 108 converts the power stored in the energy storage device 106 in the discharge mode to a DC voltage required by the third power inverter 112, that is, DC link voltage . In addition, the second power inverter 108 DC-DC converts the charging power flowing into the energy storage device 106 in the charging mode to the voltage level required by the energy storage device 106, that is, the charging voltage. Here, the charging power is, for example, power produced from the energy storage device 106 or power supplied from the system 110. [

The second power inverter 108 may also stop operation if charging or discharging of the energy storage device 106 is not needed to minimize power consumption.

This second power converter 108 may be, for example, a bidirectional DC-DC converter.

The system 110 means a system of a commercial AC power source and is not limited to meaning as a power supplier but includes a meaning as a power importer and supplies power to the load 114 and the like via the power distribution controller 200.

The system 110 includes a power plant, a substation, a transmission line, and the like. The system 110 provides power to the energy storage device 106 or load 114 when in a steady state and supplies power to the first power conversion device 104 or the second power conversion device 108 Receive. When the system 110 is in an abnormal state, the power supply from the system 110 to the second power converter 108 or the load 114 is stopped and the first power converter 104 or the second power converter 0.0 > 108 < / RTI >

The third power conversion device 112 converts the DC link voltage output from the renewable energy device 102 or the energy storage device 106 into an AC voltage of the system 110 and outputs the AC voltage. The third power conversion device 112 rectifies the AC voltage of the system 110 to convert the AC voltage of the system 110 into a DC voltage and stores it in order to store the AC power of the system 110 in the energy storage device 106. [ The third power conversion device 112 may include a filter for removing harmonics from the AC voltage output to the system 110. The third power conversion device 112 may include an AC And a phase locked loop (PLL) circuit for synchronizing the phase of the voltage and the phase of the AC voltage of the system 110. [ In addition, the third power inverter 112 may perform functions such as limiting the voltage fluctuation range, improving the power factor, removing direct current components, and protecting transient phenomena.

The third power conversion device 112 may be used to provide power to the system 110 when it is not necessary to supply the power produced by the renewable energy device 102 or the power stored in the energy storage device 106 to the system 110, The operation of the third power converter 112 may be stopped to minimize the power consumption when the power of the system 110 is not required at the time of charging.

This third power converter 112 may be, for example, a bidirectional DC-AC converter.

In addition to the example shown in FIG. 2, the first to third power conversion apparatuses 104, 108, and 112 may be provided anywhere on the system requiring power form conversion.

The load 114 corresponds to a power consuming side such as a household appliance or an electric vehicle (EV) charger. The load 114 may be, for example, a home, a factory, etc., consuming power generated from the renewable energy device 102, power stored in the energy storage device 106, or power supplied from the grid 110 .

The power-consuming load 114 is operated by using the grid power or by the power stored in the energy storage device 106 or the power produced by the renewable energy device 102 and converted by the power conversion device do. The renewable energy produced by the renewable energy device 102 is converted into a form suitable for the load 114 in the first power conversion device 104 and then supplied to the load 114 through the distribution control device 200 .

The power distribution control apparatus 200 includes a first power conversion device 104 provided on the side of the renewable energy device 102, a second power conversion device 108 provided on the energy storage device 106 side, The third power converter 112, and other various loads 114, and distributes power.

The power distributed from the power distribution controller 200 to the energy storage device 106 is converted into a direct current by the second power conversion device 108 to be charged into the energy storage device 106, The energy is converted into a direct current by the second power inverter 108 and supplied to the load 114 or the system 110 side.

The power distribution control apparatus 200 distributes power supplied through the first, second, and third power conversion apparatuses 104, 108, and 110 to various facility systems. The power distribution control apparatus 200 supplies the power supplied from the system 110 to the first and second power conversion apparatuses 104 and 108. The first and second power conversion apparatuses 104 and 108 supply the supplied power to the operation power source So that the operation is performed.

The power distribution controller 200 collects operational status information transmitted from the renewable energy device 102, the energy storage device 106, the power conversion devices 104, 108 and 110, the system 110, When an occurrence of an accident is detected in at least one of the renewable energy device 102, the energy storage device 106, the power conversion devices 104, 108 and 110, the system 110 and the load 114, .

The distribution control apparatus 200 can transmit collected operation state information to the energy management apparatus 300. When a control signal for occurrence of an accident is received from the energy management apparatus 300, .

The power distribution control apparatus 200 includes a first switch unit 202, a second switch unit 204, a third switch unit 206, a fourth switch unit 208, a control unit 210, and a communication unit 212 It is possible to perform intelligent energy management according to the smart grid age beyond a simple power distribution, and it can perform the comprehensive control of unnecessary excitation current interruption and quarterly power consumption monitoring.

The first switch unit 202, the second switch unit 204, the third switch unit 206 and the fourth switch unit 208 correspond to semiconductor switches such as IGBTs and the like, To block or connect the corresponding power system.

The first to fourth switch units 202, 204, 206, and 208 have a structure in which two IGBTs are connected. That is, the first to fourth switch units 202, 204, 206, and 208 may be provided so that the two IGBTs are oriented in different directions, so that electric power flows in one direction or both directions.

The case where the switch units 202, 204, 206, and 208 are formed of IGBT will be described with reference to FIG.

(a) shows a structure in which current flows in both directions when two IGBTs are on, (b) shows a structure that only current flows to the left when only the left IGBT is on, and (c) When the IGBT is ON, the current is transferred to the right side only.

The switch units 202, 204, 206 and 208 are not limited to the first switch unit 202, the second switch unit 204, the third switch unit 206 and the fourth switch unit 208 shown in FIG. The switch portions 202, 204, 206 and 208 may be provided on the system where it is necessary to intermittently operate by the switching means.

The first switch unit 202 is turned on and off under the control of the control unit 210, thereby controlling the operation power of the first power inverter 104.

That is, the first switch unit 202 is connected to the first power conversion apparatus 104 to disconnect the system 110 when unnecessary excitation current is consumed in the first power conversion apparatus 104, Prevent consumption.

The second switch unit 204 is turned on and off under the control of the control unit 210, thereby controlling the operation power of the second power converter 108.

That is, the second switch unit 204 is connected to the second power conversion apparatus 108, and when the unnecessary excitation current is consumed in the second power conversion apparatus 108, the system is separated to prevent consumption of the excitation current do.

The third switch unit 206 is turned on and off under the control of the control unit 210, thereby controlling the operation power of the third power conversion apparatus 112.

That is, the third switch unit 206 is connected to the third power conversion apparatus 112, and when the unnecessary excitation current is consumed in the third power conversion apparatus 112, the system is separated to prevent the consumption of the excitation current do.

The fourth switch unit 208 is turned on and off under the control of the control unit 210, thereby controlling the power supplied to the load.

The control unit 210 controls the overall operation of the power distribution control apparatus 200.

The control unit 210 collects operational status information transmitted from the renewable energy device 102, the energy storage device 106, the power conversion devices 104, 108 and 110 and the system 110, When an occurrence of an accident is detected in at least one of the device 102, the energy storage device 106, the power conversion devices 104, 108 and 110, the system 110 and the load 116, the first to fourth switch parts 202, 204, 206, The switch unit connected to the device is controlled to cut off the power supply to the device. At this time, the control unit 210 may transmit the collected operating state information to the energy management apparatus 300. [ Here, the operating state information may also include information on characteristics of power flowing between the respective components. For example, power quality characteristics such as Voltage Sags, Voltage Swell, Impulsive Transient, and Oscillated Transient can be measured.

Hereinafter, the operation of the control unit 210 will be described in more detail.

The control unit 210 monitors the system 110 and controls the first to fourth switch units 202, 204, 206 and 208 when a systematic accident such as a short circuit occurs or systematic accident occurrence information is received from the energy management apparatus 300 Thereby immediately shutting off the power supply to the system 110. [ That is, when the new and renewable energy is supplied to the system 110 and the load 114 and an electric power is shut off due to an accident in the system 110, the control unit 210 controls the third switch unit 206, (110).

When an accident occurs in the renewable energy device 102, the control unit 210 controls the first switch unit 202 to shut off the renewable energy device 102, and the second switch unit 204 So that renewable energy can be supplied from the energy storage device 106.

 The control unit 210 controls the renewable energy device 102 and the energy storage unit 204 by controlling the first switch unit 202, the second switch unit 204, the third switch unit 206 and the fourth switch unit 208, Thereby controlling the charging or discharging between the devices 106.

First, the renewable energy produced by the renewable energy device 102 is supplied to the first power conversion device 104, the first switch part 202, the second switch part 204 and the second power conversion device 108 The power stored in the energy storage device 106 is supplied to the power storage device 106 via the second power inverter 108, the second switch part 204, the third switch part 206, ). At this time, the first switch unit 202 and the second switch unit 204 form a charge or discharge path, and the first switch unit 202 and the second switch unit 204 are controlled by the control unit 210 do.

In addition, the control unit 210 controls the first to fourth switch units 202, 204, 206 and 208 to prevent unnecessary power consumption.

The controller 210 checks the first power conversion device 104, the second power conversion device 108 and the third power conversion device 112. If the operation is unnecessary, Block the system. For example, when the renewable energy is not supplied from the renewable energy device 102, the control unit 210 controls the first switch unit 202 to operate the system 110 connected between the first power conversion apparatuses 104, . If it is determined that there is no charge or discharge in the energy storage device 106, that is, if the second power converter 108 is judged to be unnecessary, the controller 210 controls the second switch unit 204 to operate Thereby shutting off the system connected between the second power conversion devices 108.

The control unit 210 opens the second switch unit 204 to shut off the system connection to the second power conversion apparatus 108 to prevent the excitation current from being supplied when there is no charging or discharging of the energy storage device 106 .

Similarly, when there is no energy supply from the renewable energy device 102, the control unit 210 opens the first switch unit 202 to shut off the grid connection to the first power inverter 104, .

In accordance with the control of the control unit 210, the energy distributed through the distribution control apparatus 200 is not merely charged or discharged by an electric factor, but is generated by an integrated system based on various factors including economical factors by the smart grid It can be managed by energy management methods.

The control unit 210 receives and processes various information related to the renewable energy from the energy management apparatus 300 and provides the information to the energy management apparatus 300 through the communication unit 212 so that the manager can manage the renewable energy system 102, Thereby monitoring the normal operation of the energy storage device 106, the system 110, etc., and managing safety.

The communication unit 212 includes a communication interface capable of communicating with an external device such as the energy management device 300 or an administrator terminal to mediate communication between the control unit 210 and the external device. Generally, the overall management status by the control unit 210 is provided to the administrator terminal through the energy management apparatus 300. [

The function of the distribution control apparatus 200 having such a configuration is summarized as follows. Four functions including a function for determining a failure of the system, a function for grasping the state of the system, a function for grid linkage, and a function for independent operation .

The function of determining the failure of the system is a function of determining that the system is malfunctioning when the control unit 210 senses the voltage and current of each system and is equal to or greater than a preset reference value.

The function of grasping the state of the system performs a function of generating a relay signal for switching the operation mode when an accident occurs as a result of the determination by the control unit 210. When the voltage of the system is restored during the drive in the independent operation, The control unit 210 recognizes the voltage recovery of the system and performs the function of controlling the linkage between the system and the system again. Here, the systematic fault determination of the control unit 210 is determined by the RPV (Reactive Power Variation) technique, and a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

The function for grid linkage is to control the power generation to the system when the power generation amount is large through the difference between the power in the renewable energy and the amount of power used in the DC load through the bidirectional power control, In many cases, the control unit 210 controls power consumption, and the control unit 210 determines the time zone and generates power from the energy storage device 106 during the peak load time period to reduce the burden of power supply and demand of the system do.

The function for independent operation is a function that operates when an accident of the system 110 is detected in a part for grasping the state of the system 110. [ Since this function plays a role of backing up power stored in the energy storage device 106 when an accident occurs in the system 100, the algorithm operates based on the stored power of the energy storage device 106 .

When an accident occurs in the system 110 and the voltage is broken, the system displays a signal indicating an accident of the system 110, and the system switches the mode through the signal. In addition, when the system 110 is returned, the system recognizes this and again connects the system and the system 110 over an appropriate amount of time.

The energy management apparatus 300 monitors the states of the renewable energy device 102, the energy storage device 106, the system 110 and the load 114 and controls the first switch unit 202, 2 switch unit 204, the third switch unit 206 and the fourth switch unit 208 to the control unit 210 of the distribution control apparatus 200. [

The energy management device 300 controls the operation power supplied to the first power conversion device 104, the second power conversion device 108 and the third power conversion device 112 via the distribution control device 200.

For example, the energy management apparatus 300 controls the first switch unit 202 to supply the operating power to the first power inverter 104 only when the solar power is generated, And controls the second switch 204 so that the operating power is supplied to the second power converter 108 at the time of discharging.

 The energy management apparatus 300 receives the operational status information through the power distribution control apparatus 200 and analyzes the operating states of the renewable energy apparatus 102, the energy storage apparatus 106, and the system 110. The energy management device 300 controls the charging and discharging of the energy storage device 106 through the distribution control device 200.

4 is an exemplary diagram for explaining energy distribution in a smart grid environment according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 4, there is a case in which one input from the system, one input from the sunlight, and one input from the wind power are composed of three inputs and one output.

The switch unit 400 determines the directionality of the power with the IGBT and can conveniently manage it without additional control.

In other words, when an energy storage device (ESS) connected to the sunlight side stores electric power as sunlight and there is a problem in the system, when the electric power of the energy storage device is inputted, the unidirectional function is given to the IGBT connected to the sunlight side, Thereby making it impossible to acquire the electric power from the battery.

In addition, when the IGBT is selectively turned on, the electric energy generated from the sunlight can be charged only by the ESS, and the remaining electric power can be sent to the load or the system. In the case of the wind power, It becomes a configuration that can be sent.

And, if the power is cut off due to an accident in the grid, it is possible to automatically supply power from the ESS.

As described above, when two unidirectional IGBTs are connected to provide a bi-directional switch unit, when an accident occurs in a new or renewable energy device, an energy storage device, a power conversion device, a system, or a load, To determine the direction of the power flow, thereby preventing power from being supplied to the place where the accident occurred.

Thus, those skilled in the art will appreciate that the present invention may be embodied in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or essential characteristics thereof. It is therefore to be understood that the embodiments described above are to be considered in all respects only as illustrative and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is defined by the appended claims rather than the detailed description and all changes or modifications derived from the meaning and scope of the claims and their equivalents are to be construed as being included within the scope of the present invention do.

102: renewable energy device 104: first power converter
106: Energy storage device 108: Second power conversion device
110: system 112: third power converter
200: distribution control device 202: first switch part
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A first power converter for converting DC power supplied through the renewable energy device into DC power of a predetermined magnitude;
Converting the power stored in the energy storage device into DC link power required by the third power conversion device and converting the power input to the energy storage device into a power level required by the energy storage device, Power conversion device;
A third power conversion device connected to the system for converting DC link power output from the renewable energy device or the energy storage device into AC power of the system or converting AC power of the system into DC power; And
A distribution control device connected to at least one of the first power conversion device, the second power conversion device, the third power conversion device, and the load to distribute electric power;
Energy distribution system in a smart grid environment.
The method according to claim 1,
The distribution control device includes:
Wherein the control unit collects operating state information transmitted from at least one of the renewable energy device, the energy storage device, the electric power conversion device, and the grid, and controls the renewable energy device, the energy storage device, And when the occurrence of an accident is detected in at least one of the loads, the power supply to the device is cut off.
The method according to claim 1,
The distribution control device includes:
A first switch unit that is turned on and off under the control of the control unit and thereby controls the operation power of the first power conversion apparatus;
A second switch unit that is turned on and off under the control of the control unit and thereby controls the operation power of the second power conversion apparatus;
A third switch unit that is turned on and off under the control of the control unit and thereby controls the operation power of the third power conversion apparatus;
A fourth switch unit for on / off operation under the control of the control unit and for interrupting the electric power supplied to the load in accordance therewith; And
Wherein the control unit collects operating state information transmitted from at least one of the renewable energy device, the energy storage device, the electric power conversion device, and the grid, and controls the renewable energy device, the energy storage device, And a controller for controlling the switch unit connected to the corresponding one of the first to fourth switch units to shut off the power supply to the corresponding device when the occurrence of an accident is detected in at least one of the first to fourth switches. Energy distribution system.
The method of claim 3,
Wherein the first to fourth switches are connected to two IGBTs (Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors).
The method of claim 3,
Wherein the first to fourth switch parts are provided so that two IGBTs are oriented in different directions so that power flows in a unidirectional or bi-directional manner.
The method of claim 3,
Wherein, when a control signal for an occurrence of an accident is received from the energy management apparatus, the control unit controls the switch unit connected to the corresponding one of the first to fourth switch units to cut off power supply to the corresponding device. Energy distribution system in the environment.
The method according to claim 1,
Further comprising an energy management device connected to said distribution control device,
The energy management device monitors the state of the new and renewable energy device, the energy storage device, the system and the load, and transmits a control signal to the distribution control device to shut off the power supply to the system according to the monitoring result Energy distribution system in a smart grid environment.
A first power conversion device connected to the renewable energy device, a second power conversion device connected to the energy storage device, a third power conversion device connected to the system, and a distribution control device connected to the load for distributing power,
A first switch unit that is turned on and off under the control of the control unit and thereby controls the operation power of the first power conversion apparatus;
A second switch unit that is turned on and off under the control of the control unit and thereby controls the operation power of the second power conversion apparatus;
A third switch unit that is turned on and off under the control of the control unit and thereby controls the operation power of the third power conversion apparatus;
A fourth switch unit for on / off operation under the control of the control unit and for interrupting the electric power supplied to the load in accordance therewith; And
Wherein when an occurrence of an accident is detected during monitoring at least one of the renewable energy device, the energy storage device, the power conversion device, the system, and the load, a switch part connected to the device of the first to fourth switch parts, A control unit for controlling power supply to the device;
And the distribution control device.
9. The method of claim 8,
Wherein the first to fourth switch parts are provided so that two IGBTs are oriented in different directions so that electric power flows in a unidirectional or bi-directional manner.
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