WO2011033351A1 - 機器への電力制御システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a system for controlling power supplied to a load device.
- AC devices such as air conditioners, refrigerators, and washing machines are driven by commercial power (AC power), and DC devices such as personal computers, LCD TVs, telephones, and facsimiles operate with DC power.
- AC power AC power
- DC devices such as personal computers, LCD TVs, telephones, and facsimiles operate with DC power.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2 0 0 9-1 7 8 0 2 5
- the power supply source for supplying power to the equipment is switched according to the power supply amount and the power demand amount. For example, if there is sufficient charging power for the secondary battery or power generated by the solar battery, not only the charging power for the secondary battery or the power generated by the solar battery is supplied to the DC equipment, but also the DC power is supplied to the AC power. It is also supplied to AC equipment using an inverter that converts to.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above reasons, and provides a system capable of efficiently controlling the operation of a device in conjunction with switching of a power supply source used to supply power to the device.
- a plurality of power supply sources, a device that operates using power, a power supply source that supplies power to the device are determined, and the device is determined by the determined power supply source.
- a control device for controlling the amount of power supplied to the device, and a power control system for equipment comprising:
- the plurality of power supply sources include a commercial power source, a distributed power source, and a secondary battery charged by the commercial power source or the distributed power source.
- the device operates using power supplied from the plurality of power supply sources, and the control device is based on at least one of the power supply amount of the power supply source and the power demand amount on the device side.
- the power saving control means for changing the power consumption so as to reduce power consumption according to the power supply source for supplying power to the device, determined by the power distribution control means.
- the power distribution control means performs any power distribution control mode among a plurality of modes of power distribution control in which power supply sources for supplying power to the devices are different from each other, and the power saving control means includes the power distribution control means of the power distribution control means. Depending on the power distribution control mode, any one of the plurality of power saving control patterns with different power consumptions to be reduced may be performed.
- the power distribution control means performs any power distribution control mode among a mode using a power supply source including the commercial power source and a mode using a power supply source other than the commercial power source,
- the power saving control means is a mode in which the power distribution control means uses only a power supply source other than the commercial power supply. Compared to the operation, the power consumption to be reduced can be increased.
- the distributed power source includes a solar cell, and the power distribution control unit uses a mode that uses only the solar cell, a mode that uses the solar cell and the secondary battery, and a power supply source that includes the commercial power source.
- the power distribution control modes, and the power saving control means when the power distribution control means operates in a mode using a power supply source including the commercial power source, the power distribution control means Compared to when operating in a mode using the solar battery and the secondary battery, the power consumption to be reduced is increased, and the power distribution control means operates in a mode using the solar battery and the secondary battery. If the power distribution control means is operating in a mode that uses only the solar battery, the power consumption to be reduced may be increased.
- the power supply of solar cells and secondary batteries is low, and as the usage rate of commercial power increases, the operation of the equipment is controlled to save power, and the power consumption of commercial power is reduced. Electricity charges can be reduced.
- the power distribution control means includes: a first mode using only the solar battery; a second mode using the solar battery and the secondary battery; the solar battery, the secondary battery, and the commercial power source.
- the power saving control mode is performed in any one of a third mode using the solar cell, a fourth mode using the commercial power supply, and a fifth mode using only the commercial power supply.
- the power control means does not perform power saving control when the power distribution control means operates in the first mode, and reduces power consumption when the power distribution control means operates in the fifth mode.
- the power consumption to be reduced is larger than 0 and smaller than the maximum value. May be.
- the usage status of commercial power supply, solar battery, and secondary battery is further subdivided, and the power supply amount of solar battery and secondary battery becomes lower, and the usage rate of commercial power supply increases.
- the power consumption of the power supply is controlled so that the power consumption of the commercial power supply can be reduced and the electricity bill can be reduced.
- the control device further includes an operation unit that allows a user to set the intensity of power saving control by the power saving control unit, and the power saving control unit includes a power saving control associated with each of the modes of the power distribution control unit. These patterns may be set according to the intensity of power saving control.
- the device control pattern is changed according to the power saving intensity set by the user, and it is possible to achieve both power saving and user comfort while respecting the user's intention. It becomes.
- the commercial power supply has a unit price for each time zone, and the power saving control means has a power saving control pattern to be executed when the power distribution control means operates in a mode using the commercial power supply. It may be different depending on the unit price of commercial power at the current time.
- the power saving control means may change the power consumption to be reduced by the power saving control before the power supply source for supplying power to the device is switched.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a general configuration of a power control system for a device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing more specifically the configuration of the control device in the power control system for a device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a control device in a second embodiment of the present invention.
- the power control system for the device according to the present embodiment is mainly used in a house, and an AC power supply path W a for supplying power to an AC device La driven by AC power is connected.
- a power distribution system including an AC distribution board 1 and a DC distribution board 2 connected to a DC power supply line W d for supplying power to d.
- a commercial power source AC is used as the AC power supply source, and at least one of the solar battery 3 and the secondary battery 5 is used as the DC power supply source.
- the AC distribution board 1 to which the AC power supply path Wa is connected is supplied with AC power from a commercial power supply AC and a solar battery 3 that is a distributed power supply via a power conditioner 4 (first power conversion means).
- the main circuit breaker (not shown), multiple branch breakers, switches, etc. are built in the panel, and AC power is supplied to the AC power supply path W a and AC connection path W 1 branched into multiple systems on the load side of the branch breaker. Supply.
- the power conditioner 4 has a function of converting the DC power generated by the solar cell 3 into AC power, and further adjusting the output frequency and output voltage so that it can be connected to the commercial power supply AC. ing.
- the DC distribution board 2 to which the DC power supply path W d is connected is supplied with AC power from the AC distribution board 1 via the AC connection path W 1 and converts the AC power into DC power of a desired voltage.
- a converter 2 a (second power conversion means) is provided.
- the converter 2a is an AC-DC converter, and the output of the converter 2a is supplied to a plurality of DC power supply paths Wd via a plurality of circuit protectors, switches, etc. (not shown) built in the panel. Is done.
- the DC distribution board 2 has a built-in charger / discharger 2 b that is connected between the output of the converter 2 a and the secondary battery 5 to charge and discharge the secondary battery 5.
- the secondary battery 5 is charged with surplus power from the DC power supplied from the converter 2a to the DC power supply path Wd. Then, the output voltage of the secondary battery 5 is adjusted by the charger / discharger 2 b and supplied to the DC power supply path W d together with the output of the converter 2 a.
- the DC power output from the converter 2a and the secondary battery 5 is also supplied to the inverter 6 (second power conversion means) via the DC connection path W2.
- the Imperator 6 is a DC-AC converter that has the function of adjusting the output frequency and output voltage so that the grid connection with the commercial power supply AC is possible. It converts DC power to AC power, AC power is supplied to the AC power supply path W a via the branch breaker in panel 1.
- AC power can be supplied from the AC distribution board 1 to the DC distribution board 2, and this AC power is converted into DC power by the converter 2a and then DC power is supplied. It is possible to supply DC power to the feed line Wd. Conversely, it is possible to supply DC power from the DC distribution board 2 to the AC distribution board 1, and this DC power is It is also possible to supply AC power to the AC power supply path Wa after being converted into AC power by the data generator 6.
- the power control system for such devices has commercial power supply AC as the AC power supply source, solar cell 3 and secondary battery 5 as the DC power supply source, and control device 7 supplies power to each power supply source.
- control device 7 supplies power to each power supply source.
- 7 b distributed control means for changing the output ratio from each power supply source
- 7c power saving control means 7c for controlling the operation of the device L in accordance with a power supply source used for power supply
- a CPU 7 for controlling the operations of the power distribution control means 7b and the power saving means 7c. Consists of a.
- power distribution control and power saving control by the control device 7 will be described.
- Control device 7 consists of commercial power supply power AC, solar battery 3 power generation, secondary battery 5 charge rate, AC power distribution panel 1 to AC power supply path Wa, AC power supply, DC power distribution The DC power supplied from panel 2 to the DC power supply line W d is monitored. Based on the monitoring results, the converter 2a, the charger / discharger 2b, the inverter 6, the switches housed in the AC distribution board 1 and the DC distribution board 2 are controlled, and the AC distribution is controlled. Distribution control is performed by controlling power transfer between switchboard 1 and DC switchboard 2.
- the secondary battery 5 is charged via the converter 2 a and the charger / discharger 2 b with the generated power of the solar battery 3 or the power supplied from the commercial power source AC. Then, when the charging rate of the secondary battery 5 is 100% (full charge) and the power generation amount of the solar battery 3 is 10% or more of the rating, the control device 7 controls the first power surplus mode ( First mode). In addition, when the charging rate of the secondary battery 5 is 80% or more, or when the charging rate of the secondary battery 5 is 30% or more and the power generation amount of the solar battery 3 is 30% or more of the rated value, This is the power surplus mode (second mode).
- the solar battery 3 In the first power surplus mode, only the solar battery 3 is used as a power supply source, and the DC equipment L d on the DC power supply path W d is supplied by the power conditioner 4 and the converter 2 a. Further, the AC device L a on the AC power supply path W a is driven by the generated power of the solar cell 3 supplied via the power conditioner 4. In this case, the solar cell 3 serves as a power supply source, and the amount of power supplied from the commercial power source AC is zero.
- the solar battery 3 and the secondary battery 5 are used as power supply sources, and the DC device L d on the DC power supply path W d is the charge power of the secondary battery 5 and the power conditioner. 4.
- the DC power supply source of the solar cell 3 and the secondary battery 5 is the power supply source, and the power supply amount from the commercial power source AC is zero.
- control device 7 controls the first commercial power supply combination mode (the first commercial power mode) when the charging rate of the secondary battery 5 is 300/0 or more and the power generation amount of the solar battery 3 is less than the rated value of 30 ⁇ 1 ⁇ 2. (Mode 3). Two When the charging rate of the secondary battery 5 is less than 30% and the power generation amount of the solar battery 3 is 30% or more of the rated value, the second commercial power supply combined mode (fourth mode) is set.
- solar cell 3 and secondary battery 5 and commercial power source AC are used as power supply sources, and DC device L d on DC power supply path W d is charged for secondary battery 5 Power and power conditioner 4, driven by the power generated by the solar cell 3 supplied via the converter 2a and commercial power supplied via the converter 2a, and supplied by the AC power.
- AC equipment La on the road W a is the supply power of commercial power AC, the power generated by the solar cell 3 supplied via the power conditioner 4, and the secondary battery 5 supplied via the inverter 6. Driven by charging power.
- the commercial power source AC, the solar cell 3, and the secondary battery 5 are the power supply sources.
- the solar battery 3 and the commercial power supply AC are used as the power supply source, and the DC device L d on the DC power supply line W d is supplied via the power conditioner 4 and the converter 2 a. Power generated by the solar cell 3 and commercial power supplied via the converter 2a, and driven by AC supplied power.
- the AC equipment La on the AC power supply path W a is the commercial power AC supplied power.
- the commercial power source AC and the solar cell 3 are the power supply sources.
- the control device 7 This is the commercial power consumption mode (fifth mode) in which AC power supplied from AC is used alone to drive AC equipment La and DC equipment Ld.
- This commercial power consumption mode has the lowest unit price 2
- Commercial power consumption mode which has the highest unit price, is further subdivided into three modes of the third commercial power consumption mode in the time zone from 10:00 to 22:00, and the mode corresponding to the current time is selected. In this case, only the commercial power source AC is the power supply source.
- the control device 7 can control the seven power distribution control modes [first power surplus mode, second power surplus mode, first commercial power source according to the power supply amount of each power supply source.
- One of the combination mode, the second commercial power combination mode, the first commercial power consumption mode, the second commercial power consumption mode, and the third commercial power consumption mode] is selected.
- the distribution control mode is not limited to the above seven. For example, a mode that includes the prediction of the power generation amount of the solar cell 3 based on the weather, weather forecast, etc. as a condition may be added.
- the power saving control pattern corresponding to each mode of power distribution control is
- Second power surplus mode Energy-saving operation Temperature setting 25 ° C
- Second commercial power mode Energy-saving operation Temperature setting 2 7 ° C
- Second commercial power consumption mode Energy-saving operation Temperature setting 28 ° C and intermittent operation (for example, 50 minutes operation, 10 minutes stop)
- the power-saving control pattern corresponding to each mode of power distribution control is
- Second power surplus mode Energy saving operation 80% light
- Second commercial power combined use mode : Energy saving operation 60% lighting
- Second commercial power consumption mode K : Energy-saving operation 20% lit
- distribution control is performed to switch the power supply source according to the power supply amount of each power supply source, and the operation of equipment L increases as the usage rate of commercial power supply AC increases according to the power supply source used for power supply.
- the power consumption of the commercial power supply AC is reduced and the electricity charges are reduced.
- the power that can be supplied to the AC equipment L a and the DC equipment L d is changed according to the level of electricity charges in the time zone to save power and reduce electricity charges. .
- the first unit of commercial power consumption mode, the second unit of commercial power consumption mode, and the third unit of commercial power consumption mode are the time periods when the unit price of power is low, and in the mode with high unit price, AC equipment The power that can be supplied to L a and DC equipment L d is reduced to save power and reduce electricity charges.
- the power control system for this device enables efficient power-saving control of each operation of AC device La and DC device Ld in conjunction with switching of the power supply source used for power supply. It has become.
- the control device 7 may switch the operation content before switching the power supply source. For example, when switching from the first power surplus mode to the second power surplus mode, first, after switching the operation of the equipment from normal operation to energy-saving operation (80% ON) (for example, after 10 minutes) , 'Switch from the power supply source [solar cell 3 only] to the power supply source [solar cell 3 and secondary battery 5]. Therefore, by switching the operation contents of device L, the power consumption in device L is changed, and then the power supply source used for power supply is switched, preventing usage exceeding the power supply amount of the power supply source. Furthermore, chattering of mode switching operation can be prevented.
- the first power surplus mode, the second Power surplus mode, 1st commercial power combined mode, 2nd commercial power combined mode, and commercial power consumption mode may be switched to 5 modes, and commercial power consumption mode is based on unit price
- the above seven modes are further subdivided.
- the first commercial power combined mode and the second commercial power combined mode can be further subdivided based on the unit price as in the first to third commercial power consumption modes.
- switch to 3 modes including power surplus mode with only DC power supply source, commercial power source combined mode using both commercial power source AC and DC power source, and commercial power source consumption mode using only commercial power source AC
- Each of the three modes can be subdivided into the above seven modes.
- a mode using only solar cells 3 there are three modes: a mode using solar cells 3 and secondary batteries 5, and a mode using a power supply source including commercial power supply AC. It may be possible to switch between two modes: a mode that uses a power supply source including power supply AC and a mode that uses a power supply source other than commercial power supply AC.
- the power control system for a device has the configuration shown in FIG. 1 as in the first embodiment, and the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted.
- control device 7 is further provided with operating means 7d operated by the user, and the power saving intensity can be set by the operating means 7d.
- the power saving intensity (saving) Select power intensity) from one of three levels (strong, medium, or weak).
- the strength of power saving is not limited to three levels, and may be two or four levels, for example.
- control device 7 controls the power saving of the operations of the AC device La and the DC device Ld in the above five power distribution control modes in different patterns for each power saving intensity.
- Power saving intensity The equipment [air conditioner] power saving control pattern in the case of strong is the first power surplus mode: energy saving operation temperature setting 2 6 ° C
- Second power surplus mode Energy-saving operation Temperature setting 2 8 ° C
- Second commercial power mode Energy-saving operation Temperature setting 2 8 ° C
- Power saving intensity The power saving control pattern of the equipment [air conditioner] in the middle is the first power surplus mode: normal operation Temperature setting 2 4 ° C
- Second power surplus mode Energy-saving operation Temperature setting 25 ° C
- Second commercial power mode Energy-saving operation Temperature setting 2 7 ° C
- First commercial power consumption mode Energy saving operation Temperature setting 2 8 ° C
- Second commercial power consumption mode Energy-saving operation Temperature setting 2 8 ° C and intermittent operation
- the second is to save power.
- the equipment [air conditioner] power saving control pattern in the weak case is the first power surplus mode Normal ⁇ Early E Temperature setting 2 4 ° C
- each device is controlled in the direction in which the power saving effect is minimized.
- the power-saving control pattern corresponding to each power distribution control mode is changed according to the power-saving intensity set by the user, and power-saving and user comfort are respected while respecting the user's intention. It is possible to achieve both.
- control device 7 constitutes the power distribution control means 7b that switches the power supply source according to the power supply amount of each power supply source, but according to the power demand amount on the device side.
- the power distribution control means 7b for switching the power supply source may be used.
- the control device 7 monitors the AC power supplied from the AC distribution board 1 to the AC power supply path W a, the DC power supplied from the DC distribution board 2 to the DC power supply path W d, or AC Necessary power demand is derived by acquiring power consumption information from the equipment La and the DC equipment Ld.
- the solar battery 3 or the secondary battery 5 is used as a power supply source.
- the commercial power supply AC is used together.
- the power supply source As a commercial power supply, AC is used alone.
- changes in the power capacities of the solar cell 3 and the secondary battery 5 (maximum and minimum values of the power capacity that can be supplied) due to changes in sunlight during the day and night are known in advance.
- distribution control is performed to switch the power supply source according to the amount of power demand on the device side. Further, the control device 7 performs the power saving control operation in the same manner as in the first embodiment according to the distribution control result.
- control device 7 may be power distribution control means 7b that switches the power supply source according to both the power supply amount of each power supply source and the power demand amount on the device side.
- the control device 7 sequentially monitors the generated power of the solar battery 3 and the charged power of the secondary battery 5, and also sequentially monitors the power demand, and balances the power demand with the power supply amount.
- distribution control is performed so that solar cells 3 and secondary batteries 5 are used as much as possible, and commercial power source AC is not used as much as possible.
- the control device 7 switches the power supply source used for power supply to the devices (AC device La and DC device Ld) according to the power supply amount of each power supply source.
- Distribution control means 7 b distributed control means for varying the output ratio from each power supply source
- power saving control means 7 c for controlling the power consumption of the device according to the power supply source used for power supply Both are configured.
- the device L includes the power saving control means 7c, acquires the power supply source switching status by the power distribution control means 7b from the control device 7, and based on the acquired power supply source switching status, The power saving control means 7c may perform power saving control.
- power saving control linked to switching of the power supply source is performed as described above. I can.
- the present invention can also be applied to the case where any one of the solar battery 3 and the secondary battery 5 and the commercial power source AC are provided, and can also be applied to the case where only the solar battery 3 and the secondary battery 5 are provided. is there.
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