WO2005109622A1 - Solar power generation system - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a solar power generation system, and more particularly, the present invention relates to a solar power generation system that uses electric energy generated by a solar cell to directly charge a storage battery pack and provides a DC output from the storage battery or an AC output through an inverter. Background technique
- a battery In a typical solar cell application system, a battery is charged by a solar cell to store electrical energy, and then the battery pack directly supplies power to a DC load, or the DC output of the battery pack is converted into an AC output by a DC-AC inverter to AC. Load is powered.
- This application system that uses a battery pack to store electrical energy can store electrical energy generated by solar cells during daylight hours and supply power to the load at night or cloudy days, thereby meeting the needs for electrical energy use.
- a prior art solar cell power generation system includes a voltage converter between a solar cell and a battery pack.
- a voltage converter works by converting a variable voltage output by a solar cell into a predetermined constant voltage to charge a battery pack.
- a charging system is disclosed, for example, in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2-23042.
- the predetermined constant voltage should reach a full charge voltage value that fully charges the battery pack.
- the output voltage of the solar cell will be higher than the specified charging voltage.
- the voltage converter will filter out the part higher than the specified charging voltage. That is, in order to meet the charging conditions of the battery, a part of the electric energy generated by the solar cell is discarded by the voltage converter and is not provided to the battery.
- the energy conversion efficiency of a voltage converter that provides a constant charging voltage is typically only 70%.
- Another voltage converter is a voltage converter using pulse width modulation control.
- Chinese patent CN97110965.6 discloses a solar charging system, wherein a voltage converter circuit composed of a chopper and a pulse width modulation controller is included between a solar cell and a storage battery pack.
- the chopper converts the DC voltage of the solar cell into a predetermined DC voltage
- the pulse width modulation controller detects a maximum power output parameter of the solar cell under different daylight conditions and ambient temperatures, and performs a pulse width on the chopper.
- Modulation control so that the chopper works at the maximum output power state of the solar cell, so that the battery pack can be charged under the maximum power condition.
- This voltage converter can achieve the best power matching with solar cells, which can improve the charging efficiency.
- the voltage converter has problems of complicated circuit and increased cost.
- the solar cell, the voltage converter, and the storage battery constitute a loop. Due to the resistance-dividing effect of the voltage converter, the charging voltage allocated to the storage battery group is reduced, thus reducing Charging efficiency. That is, the voltage converter itself needs to consume power generated by the solar cell, thereby reducing the power supplied to the battery.
- the simplest solar cell power generation system is to directly connect the solar cell to the battery.
- the peak output voltage of the solar cell should be higher than the full charge voltage of the battery in order to fully charge the battery.
- the output voltage of the solar cell is too high, it may cause overcharge, which may cause damage to the battery.
- Damage to the battery due to excessive charging voltage includes: severe water loss, excessive consumption of electrolyte and plates.
- the main cause of battery failure is water loss. Therefore, in the inventive system of directly charging the battery, the problem of battery water loss should be solved. Summary of the invention
- the present invention proposes a solar energy that directly uses a power source generated by a solar cell to charge a battery pack and the battery provides power to a load. Power system.
- a solar power generation system including: a solar cell, a battery pack, and a diode connected in series between the solar cell and the battery pack, the positive and negative terminals of the diode are respectively connected to the positive of the solar cell The extreme and the positive side of the battery, so that the battery is directly charged by the solar battery.
- the power generation system also includes a water supply device connected to the battery. The water supply device detects the water loss of the battery. If the water loss of the battery reaches the limit, The battery is automatically replenished by the water supply device, so as to maintain the liquid level of the battery.
- the solar power generation system of the present invention by using a water replenishing device to automatically replenish various kinds of storage batteries using electrolyte, the storage battery can be prevented from being damaged due to excessive dehydration, so that even if the storage battery is accidentally overcharged, power generation can be guaranteed Effective operation of the system.
- Fig. 1 shows a solar power generation system according to the present invention.
- Fig. 2 shows a battery water supply device used in the solar power generation system of Fig. 1.
- Fig. 3 shows a control circuit for the battery water supply device shown in Fig. 2.
- Fig. 1 shows a solar power generation system according to the present invention.
- the solar power generation system includes a solar cell 1 that converts solar energy into electrical energy, a storage battery group 2 that stores electrical energy, and a diode 3 that is connected in series between the solar cell 1 and the storage battery group.
- the positive terminal of the diode. 3 is electrically connected to the positive terminal of the solar cell 1, the negative terminal is electrically connected to the positive terminal of the battery pack 2, and the negative terminal of the solar cell 1 is electrically connected to the negative terminal of the battery pack 2.
- the function of the diode 3 is Provides anti-recharge protection when the output voltage is lower than the voltage of the battery pack 2.
- the power generation system further includes a water supplement device 4 connected to the battery 2.
- the water supply device 4 detects the water loss of the storage battery. If the water loss of the battery reaches the limit value, the water supply device 4 automatically replenishes the battery to maintain the liquid level of the battery.
- the battery pack can directly provide DC output to the load, or the inverter 5 can convert the DC output of the battery into AC voltage and provide it to the load.
- the DC load is a high-frequency electrodeless discharge lamp assembly working at a DC voltage of 12V.
- the solar cell 1 may be, for example, a solar cell module composed of a plurality of single crystal or polycrystalline or amorphous silicon solar cells connected in series.
- the peak voltage provided by each solar cell is about 0.48V, so the peak voltage of a solar cell module composed of 36 solar cells is between 16.5V-17.2V.
- the peak voltage referred to in this manual refers to the output voltage corresponding to the maximum output power of the solar cell under standard light intensity conditions.
- the full charge voltage required to fill the battery pack is approximately 17.5V. Because the peak voltage of the solar cell module is slightly less than the full charge voltage of the battery, if the 12V battery is directly charged with a solar cell module consisting of 36 cells, the battery pack cannot be fully charged.
- the inventors have found that if the number of batteries in the battery pack is reduced, the output voltage of the solar cell module may be higher than the full charge voltage of the battery pack, thereby filling the battery pack to a full.
- the output voltage of the solar module is too high, too many solar cells are used relative to the nominal voltage of the battery pack, thereby increasing the cost of the solar charging system.
- the output voltage of the solar battery module exceeds the overcharge voltage of the battery, the battery may be damaged, and the service life of the battery may even be shortened. Therefore, solar cells should be properly selected The ratio of the number of modules to the number of batteries in the battery pack, so that the output voltage of the solar cell module is slightly higher than the full charge voltage of the battery.
- the peak voltage of the cells in the solar cell 1 is about 0.48V, and the nominal voltage of the single cells in the battery pack 2 is 1.2V, where the number n of the cells constituting the solar cell 1 is n
- the ratio n / m to the number m of the single cells constituting the battery pack 2 is in the range of 3.5 to 4.0.
- the internal resistance of the battery needs to be selected.
- the output voltage of a solar cell is determined by the load resistance.
- the lower limit of the internal resistance of the single cell can be set according to the output voltage of the solar cell under standard light intensity conditions of 0.36 V, so as to ensure that the output voltage of the solar cell is not lower than the full charge voltage of the battery.
- the choice of battery should also take into account the power matching between the solar cell and the battery.
- the maximum output power of the solar cell is only under the optimal load resistance condition. If the load resistance value is too large or too small, it will cause the output power of the solar cell to decrease, thereby reducing the charging efficiency of the entire charging system. Therefore, the internal resistance of the battery pack should be selected near the optimal load resistance to ensure that the solar cell supplies power to the battery pack at the maximum output power to achieve the best charging efficiency.
- the upper limit value of the internal resistance of the single cell in the storage battery can be set according to the maximum output power of the solar cell under standard light intensity conditions, corresponding to an output voltage of 0.48V.
- the lower limit value of the internal resistance of the single cell can be set according to the output voltage of the solar cell under the standard light intensity condition of 0.36V.
- Batteries with different internal resistance values can be purchased from the market. For example, you can select the required internal resistance from Taihang brand battery products made by Xinxiang Taihang Power Supply Co., Ltd. Value battery.
- Fig. 2 shows a battery water supply device according to the present invention.
- a sufficient volume of water is preset in the water tank 201 once, so that the water lost in the battery can be replenished by the water tank during the life of the battery.
- the upper part of the water tank (above the preset liquid level, which is shown by the dashed line in the water tank 201 of FIG. 2) includes an upper port (not shown) connected to the air pipe 211, and the lower part of the water tank (the preset liquid level) Bottom) Includes a lower port (not shown) connected to the water injection pipe 208.
- An exhaust pipe 210 is provided on the balance hole cover 206 of the battery 202, and the exhaust pipe 210 is connected to the atmospheric environment through the check valve 212, so that the reaction gas generated in the battery can be released to the atmosphere, avoiding excessive pressure due to internal pressure. High and damage the battery, and the battery is isolated from the atmosphere, which prevents the electrolyte from contacting the air and deteriorating.
- the exhaust pipe 210 and the air pipe 211 communicate with each other to maintain the pressure balance in the water tank 201 and the battery 202 so that the water in the water tank can be injected into the battery.
- the water tank remains closed after being filled with water in advance.
- the battery cannot contact the air in the atmosphere through the water tank, thereby ensuring the isolation between the battery and the air.
- a water injection hole cover 207 is provided on the water injection hole of the battery, and the water injection pipe 208 connected to the water tank passes through the cover to enter the battery 201 and is inserted into the bottom of the battery (below the working liquid level, which is shown in the battery 202 of FIG. 2 As shown by the dotted line).
- a solenoid valve 204 is provided on the path of the water injection pipe 208 between the water tank 201 and the battery 202 to control the water injection operation.
- the controller 203 controls the opening and closing of the solenoid valve 204.
- the controller is connected to the positive and negative electrodes of the battery (indicated by numeral 205 in Figure 2) through wires, so that the battery itself provides power.
- the battery's balance hole cover is also provided with a liquid level sensor 209, which detects 3
- the liquid level sensor 209 detects that the liquid level of the electrolyte is in the range between the lower limit value and the upper limit value.
- the controller 203 opens the solenoid valve 204 to fill the battery with water, and when the water fill is sufficient That is, when the liquid level sensor 209 detects that the liquid level of the electrolyte is higher than the upper limit, the controller 203 closes the solenoid valve 204 to stop the water injection operation.
- FIG. 3 shows a circuit diagram of the controller 203 used in the battery water supply device shown in FIG.
- the 12V power supply voltage VCC provided by the battery passes the regulator 301 to obtain a stable 8V voltage VDD, which is provided to the RS flip-flop 300 composed of two NAND gates 303 and 305.
- the controller circuit further includes a boot-up clearing circuit composed of a resistor 309, a diode 310, and a capacitor 311, so as to ensure that the output of the RS flip-flop 300 is at a low potential when the boot is started.
- the liquid level sensor 209 is shown in FIG. 3 as switches 209-1 and 209-2, which indicate the lower and upper limits of the liquid level, respectively.
- the liquid level sensor 209 may include a floating block floating on the liquid surface. When the liquid level falls below the lower limit value, the floating block triggers the lower limit switch 209-1. On the contrary, when the liquid level rises above the liquid level When the upper limit value is reached, the floating block triggers the upper limit switch 209-2.
- the switches 209-1 and 209-2 are both in the off state. Since the power-on clear circuit sets the output voltage of the trigger 300 to a low level when the power is turned on, in this state, the trigger 300 output low level, solenoid valve 204 does not operate.
- the trigger 300 When the liquid level of the electrolyte drops due to water loss in the battery, if the float reaches the position of the lower limit switch, the switch 209-1 is closed, and the switch 209-2 is open, the trigger 300 outputs a high level, and This high level is provided to the driving transistor 308 via the rectifying diode 306 and the Ping resistor 307, so that the driving transistor 308 is turned on and the solenoid valve is opened for water injection.
- switch 201-1 When the liquid level rises, switch 201-1 It is turned off, and the switch 209-2 is also turned off.
- the trigger 300 is still maintained at a high level and continues to be filled with water. If the floating block reaches the position of the upper limit switch, the switch 209-2 is closed, the trigger outputs a low level, the driving transistor 308 is opened, the solenoid valve is closed, and the water injection is stopped. Therefore, with this controller, the liquid level in the battery 202 can be maintained within a range between a lower limit value and an upper limit value defined by the liquid level sensor 209.
- the water injection pipe 208, the liquid level sensor 209, and the exhaust pipe 210 may also be provided on the same cover, such as the injection hole cover 207, and enter the battery through the same water injection hole, so that the battery
- the invention is applied to a battery having only an injection hole and an exhaust hole provided in a water injection hole cover.
- the water supply device and the corresponding battery can be packaged into a whole to form a battery assembly. Because the controller in the water supply device is self-powered by the battery, the battery assembly can operate independently without the need for an external power source.
- the present invention may include a battery pack composed of a plurality of batteries, and a water tank, a controller, a liquid level detector, and a water injection pipe are provided for each battery.
- the present invention may include a battery pack composed of a plurality of batteries, each of which provides a liquid level detector and a water injection pipe, but the battery pack shares a water tank and a controller.
- the present invention does not need to make any changes to the interior of the battery.
- the water injection pipe, the liquid level sensor, and the exhaust pipe can be provided on the lid of the original battery balance hole or water injection hole or both, so it can be easily
- the invention is applied to a conventional battery.
- the present invention can directly use a solar cell to charge a storage battery.
- the output voltage of the solar cell is allowed to exceed the overcharge voltage of the storage battery, and the water loss caused by the excessively high charging voltage can be automatically compensated by the water supplement device, thereby ensuring the stable operation of the solar power generation system.
- n / m of the number n of the cells constituting the solar cell 1 to the number m of the cells constituting the battery pack 2 is in the range of 3.5 to 4.0, so that the output voltage of the solar cell slightly exceeds the full charge voltage of the battery. Most of the time the battery is charged in a safe voltage range below the overcharge voltage. Even under the influence of strong light conditions and other factors, the output voltage of the solar cell accidentally exceeds the overcharge voltage, causing serious battery water loss, and the water supply device can automatically fill the battery with water to ensure the efficient operation of the battery.
- the internal resistance value of the battery is further selected so that the output voltage of the solar cell under the standard light intensity condition is about '0.48V, so as to maximize the output power of the solar cell and achieve the best. Charging efficiency.
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