WO2012169115A1 - ヒートポンプの運転方法及びヒートポンプシステム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a heat pump system including a power generation device such as a solar power generation device, and an apparatus that consumes power such as a heat pump.
- Power generation devices such as solar power generation and wind power generation are devices intended for energy generation.
- photovoltaic power generation is a natural energy power generation device that converts the energy of sunlight into power and supplies it to homes, and the generated power constantly fluctuates due to changes in weather or weather conditions.
- a heat pump type water heater absorbs heat from the atmosphere, compresses and heats the refrigerant with electricity, and produces hot water from water with a heat exchanger, which saves energy compared to a conventional heater type electric water heater It is a hot water supply device.
- a heat pump type hot water supply system equipped with a power generation device is configured by a combination of these to supply electricity and heat energy to a customer.
- a heat pump type hot water supply system provided with the conventional electric power generating apparatus there exists some which are shown, for example to patent document 1.
- FIG. 1 A heat pump type hot water supply system provided with the conventional electric power generating apparatus.
- the heat pump type hot water supply system described in Patent Document 1 acquires weather prediction information from the server by the meteorological information acquisition means, and when the acquired weather prediction information matches the predetermined conditions, the hot water is supplied by the CO 2 heat pump type hot water supply device. Control to switch the power for boiling so as to use the power of solar power generation instead of the midnight power of commercial power. Since the heat pump type hot water supply system is operated by the electric power of natural energy, the electric power utilization becomes more efficient and energy saving, and the electricity cost becomes cheaper.
- the present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and provides a heat pump operating method and a heat pump system that contribute to the stabilization of the system by reducing the reverse current power, and do not impair the economic efficiency.
- the purpose is
- a method of operating a heat pump is supplied from a power generation device, a power load operating using power generated by the power generation device, and power and energy suppliers generated by the power generation device. It is an operating method of the heat pump in a system provided with heat pump which generates heat using electric power. Specifically, generated power generated by the power generation device, load power consumed by the power load, surplus power which is the difference between the generated power and the load power, and power generated by the power generation device are An information acquisition step of acquiring, at every unit time, the magnitude of the influence on the energy supplier when the reverse tide occurs, and the power consumed for producing heat by the heat pump follows the surplus power at every unit time And an operation control step of controlling the operation of the heat pump.
- the operation control step when the magnitude of the influence exceeds a predetermined first threshold, consumption of power supplied from the energy supplier is permitted, and reverse power of the surplus power is
- the operation of the heat pump is controlled so as to be close to 0, and when the magnitude of the influence is less than or equal to a predetermined second threshold, the reverse power of the surplus power is permitted and supplied from the energy supplier.
- the operation of the heat pump is controlled so that the amount of consumed power is close to zero.
- the heat pump since the heat pump is controlled to consume the power following the surplus power, it is possible to efficiently reduce the reverse current power to the grid. In addition, purchasing power at high power rates during the day can be reduced.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an outline of processing of the heat pump type hot water supply system according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the configuration of the heat pump type hot water supply system according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a detailed configuration of the heat pump type hot water supply apparatus.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the first control table.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of the second control table.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the flow of data to the HP control apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a functional block diagram of the HP control apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of the surplus power history and the power consumption command value when the system status is “1”.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a calculation formula of the power consumption command value according to the state of the system and an example of the calculated power consumption command value.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a result of actually operating the heat pump according to the power consumption command value calculated in FIG.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of the surplus power history and the power consumption command value when the system status is “0” and “2”.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart of operation processing executed by the HP control device and the heat pump control unit.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart of the process of calculating the power consumption command value executed by the HP control device.
- FIG. 14 is a flowchart of a control parameter calculation process performed by the heat pump control unit.
- FIG. 15A is a diagram showing an example of input information.
- FIG. 15A is a diagram showing an example of input information.
- FIG. 15B is a diagram showing an example of the second control table.
- FIG. 16A is a diagram showing the result of the first linear interpolation.
- FIG. 16B is a diagram showing the result of the second linear interpolation.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram showing transition of heat pump load power when the heat pump is operated to follow the power consumption command value shown in FIG. 8 using the second control table.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing an example of the surplus power history.
- FIG. 19 is a diagram showing transition of heat pump load power when the heat pump is operated to follow the power consumption command value shown in FIG. 18 using the first control table.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram comparing the operation method of changing the method of calculating the power consumption command value according to the state of the system and the operation method of causing the power consumption command value to always follow the surplus power immediately before.
- FIG. 21 is a diagram showing the configuration of the heat pump type hot water supply system according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 22 is a diagram showing the data flow to the HP control apparatus according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 23 is a functional block diagram of the HP control apparatus according to the second embodiment.
- Patent Document 2 an apparatus shown in Patent Document 2 is also proposed.
- the heat pump unit is operated when the amount of power generation exceeds the amount of power used.
- the power consumption of the heat pump unit exceeds the surplus power, and a shortage of power is purchased.
- not only surplus power but also hot water heated by purchasing power is stored in a tank whose storage capacity is limited, and it is not possible to effectively reduce backflow to the system.
- it will be purchased during the daytime when the unit price of electricity is high, and the electricity charge will increase.
- a power generation device In order to solve such a problem, in the method of operating a heat pump according to one aspect of the present invention, a power generation device, a power load operating using power generated by the power generation device, and power generation by the power generation device And a heat pump for generating heat using power supplied from an energy supplier.
- generated power generated by the power generation device, load power consumed by the power load, surplus power which is the difference between the generated power and the load power, and power generated by the power generation device are An information acquisition step of acquiring, at every unit time, the magnitude of the influence on the energy supplier when the reverse tide occurs, and the power consumed for producing heat by the heat pump follows the surplus power at every unit time And an operation control step of controlling the operation of the heat pump.
- the operation control step when the magnitude of the influence exceeds a predetermined first threshold, consumption of power supplied from the energy supplier is permitted, and reverse power of the surplus power is
- the operation of the heat pump is controlled so as to be close to 0, and when the magnitude of the influence is less than or equal to a predetermined second threshold, the reverse power of the surplus power is permitted and supplied from the energy supplier.
- the operation of the heat pump is controlled so that the amount of consumed power is close to zero.
- system state the magnitude of the influence on the energy supplier when the power is reversed (hereinafter referred to as “system state”
- the surplus power can be effectively consumed and the power purchase from the energy supplier can be reduced by changing the method of following in accordance with the mark.
- the operation control step when the magnitude of the influence is equal to or less than the first threshold and exceeds the second threshold, power corresponding to the surplus power acquired immediately before is consumed.
- the operation of the heat pump may be controlled.
- the operation control step when the magnitude of the influence exceeds the first threshold, a value obtained by adding two times a standard deviation to the average value of the surplus power acquired in the predetermined period up to the present time;
- the operation of the heat pump may be controlled to consume power corresponding to the larger one of the immediately preceding surplus power.
- the operation control step when the magnitude of the influence is equal to or less than the second threshold value, a value obtained by subtracting twice standard deviation from the average value of the surplus power acquired in the predetermined period up to now.
- the operation of the heat pump may be controlled to consume power corresponding to the smaller one of the immediately preceding surplus power.
- the heat pump consumes the heat according to the state of the system by correcting the average value of the surplus power with the standard deviation indicating the variation (magnitude of fluctuation) of the surplus power and determining the power consumption of the heat pump.
- Power can be made to follow surplus power more appropriately.
- the standard deviation is a value calculated from the history of surplus power whose average value is calculated, that is, the standard deviation of surplus power acquired in a predetermined period up to the present.
- the power consumed by the heat pump is the unit time
- the operation of the heat pump may be controlled to follow each surplus power.
- a typical heat pump has extremely low thermal efficiency when operated with small power consumption. In addition, it takes time until it is possible to perform high efficiency operation from the stop state. Therefore, as described above, it is possible to use the heat pump only under conditions where the surplus power is large to such an extent that the heat pump can operate with high efficiency, and it can be expected to continue supplying surplus power until the operation of the heat pump is stabilized. It is desirable to make the power consumption follow the surplus power.
- the amount of heat in the hot water storage tank storing hot water heated by the heat generated by the heat pump may be acquired for each unit time.
- the heat amount in the hot water storage tank acquired immediately before the second condition which is equal to or less than a predetermined upper limit value is further added.
- the operation of the heat pump may be controlled such that the power consumed by the heat pump follows the surplus power per unit time.
- the heat amount in the hot water storage tank acquired immediately before satisfies the third condition that exceeds a predetermined lower limit value in addition to the first and second conditions, the heat amount in the hot water storage tank acquired immediately before satisfies the third condition that exceeds a predetermined lower limit value.
- the operation of the heat pump may be controlled such that the power consumed by the heat pump follows the surplus power per unit time.
- the system may also include the heat pump that generates heat, a hot water storage tank that stores hot water, and a heat exchanger that heats the hot water stored in the hot water storage tank with the heat generated by the heat pump. Good. Then, in the operation control step, further, an outside air temperature that is the temperature around the heat pump, an incoming water temperature that is the temperature of hot water flowing into the heat exchanger from the hot water storage tank, and the hot water storage tank from the heat exchanger The heating temperature which is the temperature of the supplied hot water is acquired, and when the area around the heat pump is the outside air temperature, the heat pump consumes the power following the surplus power for each unit time, and the power is supplied
- the control parameter of the heat pump necessary to raise the water temperature to the boiling temperature may be acquired, and the operation of the heat pump may be controlled according to the calculated control parameter.
- control for holding the power consumption of the heat pump as the input information, the outside air temperature, the incoming water temperature, the boiling temperature, and the control parameter corresponding to the combination of the input information may be acquired by referring to a table.
- discrete values of the input information may be held in the control table. Then, in the operation control step, when the acquired combination of the input information is not held in the control table, the plurality of control parameters held in the control table are linearly complemented by the combination of the input information.
- the corresponding control parameters may be obtained by
- the operation control step when at least one of the first, second, and third conditions is not satisfied, power corresponding to the rated power of the heat pump is consumed.
- the operation may be controlled.
- a method of operating a heat pump generates heat using a power generation device, a power load operating using power generated by the power generation device, and power generated by the power generation device.
- a method of operating the heat pump in a system comprising the heat pump. Specifically, an information acquisition step of acquiring generated power generated by the power generation apparatus, load power consumed by the power load, surplus power which is a difference between the generated power and the load power, and a system state And an operation control step of transmitting to the heat pump the power consumed by the heat pump for generating heat as a power consumption command value to control the operation of the heat pump.
- the power consumption command value is calculated such that all surplus power is consumed and the reverse flow becomes zero when the state of the system is the first state in which reverse flow is difficult.
- the power consumption command value is calculated so as to make the purchase equal to or less than the surplus power, and the first state and the second state are calculated.
- the power consumption command value is calculated so as to follow the surplus power.
- control parameters are calculated by the first control table, and when the power consumption command value is acquired, control is performed by the second control table having the power consumption command value. Parameters may be calculated.
- information on the status of the system may be acquired from an externally installed server.
- a heat pump system includes a power generation device, a power load that operates using power generated by the power generation device, and power generated by the power generation device and power supplied from an energy supplier. And a heat pump used to generate heat. Furthermore, the heat pump system is configured to generate electric power generated by the electric power generation device, load electric power consumed by the electric power load, surplus electric power which is a difference between the electric power generation and the electric load, and electric power generated by the electric power generation device The magnitude of the influence on the energy supplier when the power is reversed is the information acquisition unit for acquiring each unit time, and the power consumed for generating heat by the heat pump is the surplus power for each unit time. And an operation control unit configured to control the operation of the heat pump so as to follow.
- the operation control unit allows consumption of the power supplied from the energy supplier when the magnitude of the influence exceeds a predetermined first threshold, and the reverse current of the surplus power is
- the operation of the heat pump is controlled so as to be close to 0, and when the magnitude of the influence is less than or equal to a predetermined second threshold, the reverse power of the surplus power is permitted and supplied from the energy supplier.
- the operation of the heat pump is controlled so that the amount of consumed power is close to zero.
- the operation control unit consumes the power corresponding to the surplus power acquired immediately before when the magnitude of the influence is equal to or less than the first threshold and exceeds the second threshold.
- the operation of the heat pump may be controlled.
- the operation control unit is a value obtained by adding two times a standard deviation to an average value of the surplus power acquired in a predetermined period up to now, when the magnitude of the influence exceeds the first threshold.
- the operation of the heat pump may be controlled to consume power corresponding to the larger one of the immediately preceding surplus power.
- the operation control unit is a value obtained by subtracting twice standard deviation from an average value of the surplus power acquired in a predetermined period up to now, when the magnitude of the influence is equal to or less than the second threshold.
- the operation of the heat pump may be controlled to consume power corresponding to the smaller one of the immediately preceding surplus power.
- the operation control unit may be configured such that the power consumed by the heat pump is the unit time when the state in which the surplus power exceeds a predetermined threshold satisfies a first condition continuing for a predetermined period of time until the present time
- the operation of the heat pump may be controlled to follow each surplus power.
- the information acquisition unit may acquire the amount of heat in a hot water storage tank storing hot water heated by the heat generated by the heat pump for each unit time. Then, in addition to the first condition, the operation control unit further satisfies the second condition where the heat quantity in the hot water storage tank acquired immediately before is equal to or less than a predetermined upper limit value.
- the operation of the heat pump may be controlled such that the power consumed by the heat pump follows the surplus power per unit time.
- the operation control unit further satisfies a third condition in which the amount of heat in the hot water storage tank acquired immediately before exceeds a predetermined lower limit value.
- the operation of the heat pump may be controlled such that the power consumed by the heat pump follows the surplus power per unit time.
- the heat pump system may include a hot water storage tank for storing hot water, and a heat exchanger for heating the hot water stored in the hot water storage tank with the heat generated by the heat pump.
- the operation control unit further includes an outside air temperature that is a temperature around the heat pump, an inflow temperature that is a temperature of hot water flowing from the hot water storage tank into the heat exchanger, and a heat storage tank from the heat exchanger to the hot water storage tank.
- the heating temperature which is the temperature of the supplied hot water is acquired, and when the area around the heat pump is the outside air temperature, the heat pump consumes the power following the surplus power for each unit time, and the power is supplied
- the control parameter of the heat pump necessary to raise the water temperature to the boiling temperature may be acquired, and the operation of the heat pump may be controlled according to the calculated control parameter.
- the operation control unit is a control that holds the power consumption of the heat pump as the input information, the outside air temperature, the incoming water temperature, the boiling temperature, and the control parameter corresponding to the combination of the input information.
- the control parameter corresponding to the input information may be acquired by referring to a table.
- discrete values of the input information may be held in the control table.
- the operation control unit linearly complements the plurality of control parameters held in the control table with the combination of the input information, when the acquired combination of the input information is not held in the control table.
- the corresponding control parameters may be obtained by
- the operation control unit when the operation control unit does not satisfy at least one of the first, second, and third conditions, the operation control unit consumes power corresponding to the rated power of the heat pump.
- the operation may be controlled.
- the heat pump system includes the heat pump, a hot water storage tank for storing hot water, a heat exchanger for heating hot water stored in the hot water storage tank with heat generated by the heat pump, and a heat pump control unit.
- the heat pump type hot water supply apparatus provided, You may provide the HP control apparatus comprised as another body with the said heat pump type hot water supply apparatus provided with the said information acquisition part and the said operation control part.
- the HP control device it is possible to cause the HP control device to control not only the heat pump type hot water supply device but also other devices. Moreover, when using it in the environment which does not need control of power consumption, it is enough to install only a heat pump type hot-water supply apparatus.
- a heat pump system includes a heat pump that generates heat using power generated by a power generation device and power supplied from an energy supplier, and an HP control device that controls the heat pump.
- the HP control device is an information acquisition unit for acquiring generated power generated by the power generation device, load power, and a state of a grid, surplus power calculated based on the generated power and the load power, and the grid And an operation control unit for obtaining a power consumption command value from the state of. Then, the operation control unit calculates the power consumption command value so that all surplus power is consumed and the reverse flow becomes zero when the state of the system is the first state in which reverse flow is difficult.
- the power consumption command value is calculated so as to make the purchase equal to or less than the surplus power, and the first state and the second state are calculated.
- the power consumption command value is calculated so as to follow the surplus power.
- the heat pump system may include a power distribution device, and the power distribution device may transmit the information on the load power and the information on the generated power to the information acquisition unit of the HP control device.
- the heat pump system includes an HP-type hot water supply device including the heat pump and an HP controller.
- the HP control unit may have a first control table for calculating an operation parameter based on the power consumption command value and a second control table for calculating an operation control parameter based on rated operation. Good.
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart which shows the outline
- the heat pump type hot water supply system is the electric power after the power consumed by the house is consumed from the electric power generated by the PV (photovoltaic generator: Photovoltaic).
- the surplus power (S101) and the state on the grid side (S102) are acquired.
- the heat pump type hot water supply system determines the power to be consumed by the heat pump in consideration of the surplus power and the damage to the system (S103).
- a heat pump type hot-water supply system determines the control parameter of the heat pump for consuming the determined electric power, and operates a heat pump according to the said control parameter (S104).
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram explaining the heat-pump-type hot-water supply system 2000 provided with the electric power generating apparatus.
- the heat pump type hot water supply system 2000 includes a heat pump type hot water supply apparatus 200, a power distribution apparatus 204, an HP control apparatus 209, and a solar power generation apparatus 210.
- the power distribution device 204 is connected to the first power load 205 and the energy supplier 207 via the power meter 206.
- the HP control device 209 is connected to the server 208 via the Internet.
- An energy supplier (power supply source) 207 shown in FIG. 2 supplies power to a home through a power system.
- the power system is a power system to which power is stably supplied.
- the power meter 206 is supplied through the power system and measures the consumption of power consumed by the house.
- the power meter 206 is capable of selling the remaining power not consumed in the home among the power generated by the solar power generation apparatus 210 to the system.
- a first power load 205 In the house shown in FIG. 2, a first power load 205, a heat pump type hot water supply device (second power load) 200, an HP control device 209, a solar power generation device 210, and a power distribution device 204 are included. is set up.
- the heat pump type hot water supply apparatus 200 includes at least a heat pump (heat generating unit) 201, a heat exchanger 202, and a hot water storage tank (heat storage unit) 203.
- the heat generated by the heat pump 201 is temporarily stored in the hot water storage tank 203, and the hot water in the hot water storage tank 203 is released according to the user's request. That is, the heat pump type hot water supply apparatus 200 radiates the heat which is produced by the heat generating section and stored in the heat storing section.
- the solar power generation apparatus 210 is an apparatus that converts the energy of sunlight into electric power, converts the energy of sunlight into electric power, and outputs the converted electric power (PV power generation capacity) to the electric power distribution apparatus 204.
- the power distribution device 204 obtains power from the solar power generation device 210 and the energy supplier (commercial power source) 207, and distributes the power to the heat pump water heater 200 and the first power load 205 according to the demand. It is an apparatus.
- the heat pump type hot water supply apparatus 200 can operate with the power from the solar power generation apparatus 210 and can also operate with the power purchased from the energy supplier 207 (system power). Further, the power distribution device 204 can measure the power to be distributed to the heat pump water heater 200 and the first power load 205, that is, the power consumed by the heat pump water heater 200 and the first power load 205. .
- the power distribution device 204 acquires PV power generation from the solar power generation device 210. Further, the power distribution device 204 measures load power which is power consumed by the first power load 205 and heat pump load power which is power consumed by the heat pump type hot water supply device 200. Then, when the sum of the load power and the heat pump load power exceeds the PV power generation capacity, the power purchaser 206 acquires power purchased from the power grid through the power meter 206. That is, the power distribution device 204 acquires the PV power generation capacity and the purchased power, and supplies the heat pump load power to the heat pump type hot water supply device 200 and the load power to the first power load 205. In addition, when the PV power generation capacity exceeds the sum of the load power and the heat pump load power, the surplus power can be output to the energy supplier 207 as reverse power, and the power can be sold.
- the power distribution apparatus 204 can suppress the output of the PV power generation capacity corresponding to the surplus power when the system voltage is high and the reverse power of the surplus power is not possible. More specifically, the power distribution apparatus 204 stops supplying (selling) power to the energy supplier 207 via the power meter 206 when the voltage of the grid exceeds a threshold (for example, 107 V). Do.
- the power distribution device 204 includes a converter and an inverter, and when outputting the acquired power as described above, performs conversion between voltage and AC / DC in accordance with the type of power for outputting the acquired power.
- the power distribution device 204 transmits load power actually consumed by the first power load 205 and PV power generation capacity actually generated by the photovoltaic power generation device 210 to the HP control device 209 at regular intervals. Output.
- the server 208 is a device that transmits the status of the energy supplier (system) 207 via the Internet.
- strain is information which shows the magnitude
- server 208 divides the degree of increase in voltage due to reverse current power in the area of the customer into three stages of “0”, “1”, and “2”, and sets the state of the system at predetermined time intervals. Send via the Internet.
- “0” indicates that there is no influence of the voltage rise due to reverse current, or the influence is extremely small (small degree).
- “1” indicates that the effect of the voltage rise due to reverse current is moderate.
- “2” indicates that it is difficult or impossible to reverse the current further due to the voltage rise due to the reverse current.
- This "system condition” can be determined, for example, by measuring the voltage of the system. For example, if the voltage at any position in the system exceeds the first threshold, the system status is set to “2”, and if the voltage is below the first threshold and exceeds the second threshold ( ⁇ first threshold), the system The state is set to “1”, and the system state is set to “0” when the second threshold value or less. That is, “system state” can be reworded as "system voltage”. And, it can be said that the condition of the system is worse as the voltage of the system is higher, and the impact on the energy supplier 207 in the case of reverse tide becomes larger.
- the energy supplier 207 supplies purchased power according to the demand of the power distribution device 204 installed in the customer, and when reverse power is input from the power distribution device 204, the power is supplied to the other demand via the power system. Output to the house.
- the first power load 205 is a power load of a consumer, and refers to a device that operates using power supplied from the power distribution device 204, such as a television, an air conditioner, a refrigerator, a washing machine, and lighting. And the total of the electric power used by these apparatuses is defined as load electric power.
- FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram for explaining the details of the heat pump type hot water supply apparatus 200.
- the heat pump type hot water supply apparatus 200 mainly includes a heat pump 201, a heat exchanger 202, a hot water storage tank 203, a heat pump control unit 211, an outside air temperature measurement unit 212, and an incoming water temperature measurement unit 213.
- the heat pump type hot water supply apparatus 200 receives the supply of power from the power distribution apparatus 204 and operates.
- the heat pump 201 performs heat exchange between outside air and a low temperature / low pressure liquid refrigerant to generate a low temperature / low pressure vapor refrigerant, and compresses the low temperature / low pressure vapor refrigerant into a high temperature / high pressure vapor refrigerant.
- a motor-driven compressor a condenser that exchanges heat between high-temperature and high-pressure vapor refrigerant and circulated water (heat storage material) to form a low-temperature and high-pressure liquid refrigerant, and reduces the pressure of the low-temperature and high-pressure vapor refrigerant
- the expansion valve is configured to generate a low-temperature low-pressure liquid refrigerant, and the fan or the like promotes heat exchange between the refrigerant in the evaporator and the outside air.
- the hot water storage tank 203 stores the heat that covers the hot water supply load.
- the hot water storage tank 203 is always filled with water. Then, when the heat pump 201 starts operation, water flows into the heat exchanger 202 from the bottom of the hot water storage tank 203.
- the heat exchanger 202 exchanges heat between high-temperature water (heat storage material) supplied from the heat pump 201 and water supplied from the hot water storage tank 203. Then, the heated hot water is made to flow into the upper part of the hot water storage tank 203.
- the capacity of the hot water storage tank 203 is 400 L (unit: liter).
- the heat pump control unit 211 controls the entire heat pump type hot water supply device 200 based on the power consumption command value (described later) acquired from the HP control device 209 and the state of the hot water storage tank 203.
- the power consumption command value is a value indicating the power to be consumed by the heat pump, and is calculated by the HP control device 209.
- the operation method of the heat pump 201 from the current charge zone and the current storage amount of the hot water storage tank 203 Decide. That is, the heat pump 201 is operated until the hot water storage tank 203 is filled with hot water in an inexpensive late-night charge zone, and the heat pump does not run out when hot water storage amount of the hot water storage tank 203 decreases to a certain amount in other time zones. Drive the 201. Further, a boiling temperature, which is a temperature at which the heat exchanger 202 discharges water, is determined so as to store an amount of water that can cover the daily hot water supply load.
- the heat pump control unit 211 operates the heat pump 201 at rated power (for example, 1000 W) so that a fixed amount of heat is supplied from the heat pump 201 to the hot water storage tank 203.
- the heat pump control unit 211 stores a first control table set to supply a fixed amount of heat in accordance with the hardware characteristics of the heat pump 201, as shown in FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the first control table, and when the input temperature of the incoming water, the temperature of the outside air, and the boiling temperature are input as input information, the compressor frequency, the degree of opening of the expansion valve, and the pump flow rate of the water pump It can be acquired as output information. These output information are control parameters of the heat pump 201 necessary to heat the water at the incoming water temperature to the boiling temperature under the outside air temperature.
- the heat pump control unit 211 normally operates the heat pump 201, the temperature (water incoming temperature) of water flowing from the hot water storage tank 203 into the heat exchanger 202 is acquired from the water incoming temperature measuring unit 213, and the outside air temperature near the heat pump 201 is obtained. It is acquired from the outside air temperature measurement unit 212.
- the outside air temperature measurement unit 212 is a thermistor that measures the outside air temperature near the heat pump 201.
- the incoming water temperature measurement unit 213 is a thermistor that measures the temperature of water flowing from the hot water storage tank 203 into the heat exchanger 202.
- the heat pump control unit 211 refers to the first table with the acquired incoming water temperature, the outside air temperature, and the boiling temperature determined by the heat pump control unit 211 itself as input information, and a plurality of columns close to the value of the input information To obtain the compressor frequency and the expansion valve opening degree corresponding to the input information and the pump flow rate of the water pump. Then, the heat pump control unit 211 operates the heat pump 201 according to the compressor frequency and the expansion valve opening degree and the pump flow rate of the water pump, thereby causing the heat pump 201 to consume rated power and generate predetermined heat. That is, the water at the incoming water temperature is heated to the boiling temperature.
- the heat pump control unit 211 acquires the “power consumption command value” from the HP control device 209 (in the case of follow-up operation), the heat pump 201 operates so that the heat pump load power becomes equal to the “power consumption command value”. Control.
- the heat pump control unit 211 stores a second control table set so as to have a constant heat pump load power according to the hardware characteristics of the heat pump 201 as shown in FIG. 5.
- the heat pump control unit 211 When the heat pump control unit 211 causes the heat pump 201 to follow the operation, it acquires the incoming water temperature from the incoming water temperature measurement unit 213 and the outside air temperature from the outside air temperature measurement unit 212 as in the normal operation.
- the second table is referred to using the acquired input water temperature and outside air temperature, the power consumption command value, and the boiling temperature as input information, and linear complementing a plurality of columns close to the input information into the input information
- the corresponding compressor frequency, expansion valve opening degree and pump flow rate of the water pump are obtained.
- the heat pump control unit 211 causes the heat pump 201 to operate according to the compressor frequency and the expansion valve opening degree and the pump flow rate of the water pump (shown in FIG. 3) to make the heat pump 201 desired power (power consumption command value )
- a predetermined amount of heat that is, the water at the incoming water temperature is heated to the boiling temperature.
- the second control table shown in FIG. 5 is the same as the first control table shown in FIG. 4 except that “power consumption command value (unit: W)” is added. Further, the power consumption command value in the example of FIG. 5 is set at 50 W intervals such as 550 W and 600 W, with the minimum value being 500 W. The control parameter is set such that the heat pump 201 consumes the power corresponding to the power consumption command value.
- the heat pump 201 operates at the rated power regardless of which control parameter is selected, in the second control table, the power to be consumed by the heat pump 201 (power consumption command value) To select control parameters.
- the HP controller 209 shows the state of the grid acquired from the server 208, the load power and the PV power generated from the power distribution device 204, and the PV power and the load power. It is an apparatus which calculates the power consumption command value which is the electric power to be consumed by the heat pump 201 in consideration of the surplus power which is the difference and the heat quantity in the tank acquired from the heat pump control unit 211.
- FIG. 7 is a configuration diagram for explaining the details of the HP control device 209.
- the HP control device 209 includes an information acquisition unit 209a, a power information storage unit 209b, and an operation control unit 209c.
- the information acquisition unit 209 a includes the heat amount stored in the hot water storage tank 203 (the amount of heat in the tank), the generated power generated by the solar power generation apparatus 210 (PV generated power), and the load power consumed by the first power load 205 , The surplus power which is the difference between the PV power generation capacity and the load power, and the size (state of the system) of the influence exerted on the energy supplier 207 when the power generated by the photovoltaic power generation apparatus 210 reverses tide. Acquire every time (for example, one minute).
- the information acquisition unit 209a acquires the in-tank heat amount from the heat pump control unit 211, the PV power generation capacity and the load power from the power distribution device 204, and the system status from the server 208 , Calculate surplus power by yourself.
- the power information storage unit 209b has the information of the PV power generation capacity and load power of the past 30 minutes acquired every minute by the information acquisition unit 209a and the surplus of the past 30 minutes calculated every minute by the information acquisition unit 209a. Accumulate power information (surplus power history). An example of the information of each stored power is shown in FIG. The surplus power is calculated by subtracting the load power from the PV power generation capacity, taking zero as the value is negative, and the value as the value being positive.
- the surplus power history shown in FIG. 8 holds load power (unit: W), PV power generation capacity (unit: W), and surplus power (unit: W) every 30 minutes from one minute ago.
- the surplus power is calculated in units of 10 W by subtracting the load power from the PV power generation capacity.
- the surplus power is 0 when the load power exceeds the PV power generation capacity.
- the power distribution apparatus 204 compensates for the shortfall with the power purchased from the energy supplier 207.
- FIG. 8 shows an example of the power consumption command value calculated by the operation control unit 209 c at each time.
- the calculation method of the power consumption command value differs depending on the state of the system. Although the details will be described later, FIG. 8 shows an example of the power consumption command value in the case where the system state is “1”.
- the power consumption command value is set in 50 W units, and is calculated by cutting down the surplus power to be 50 W units. For example, 10 minutes ago, the surplus power (1010 W) is lowered to set the power consumption command value to 1000 W. In addition, the minimum value of the power consumption command value is 500 W. That is, as in the case of one minute ago, when the rounded result is less than 500 W, the power consumption command value is 0 W. This is because the operating efficiency is low even if the heat pump 201 is operated at a low power consumption command value.
- the power consumption command value is calculated only when the state where the surplus power exceeds the threshold (minimum power consumption: for example 500 W) continues for a predetermined period (minimum surplus time: for example 15 minutes). That is, although the surplus power 18 minutes before is above the threshold, the power consumption command value 18 minutes before is 0 since it is below the threshold during the previous 15 minutes (not shown).
- the power consumption command value continues for one minute after the value is determined. For example, although the power consumption command value of 12 minutes ago was 650 W, this value continues 650 W for 1 minute from 12 minutes ago to the next 11 minutes. Then, the next 11 minutes becomes 850 W, and this value lasts for 1 minute up to 10 minutes ago.
- the power information storage unit 209b may be, for example, any means capable of recording data, such as dynamic random access memory (DRAM), synchronous dynamic random access memory (SDRAM), flash memory, or ferroelectric memory. You may use it.
- DRAM dynamic random access memory
- SDRAM synchronous dynamic random access memory
- flash memory or ferroelectric memory. You may use it.
- the operation control unit 209 c controls the operation of the heat pump 201 such that the power consumed for generating heat by the heat pump 201 increases and decreases following the increase and decrease of the surplus power per unit time. Specifically, the operation control unit 209c calculates a power consumption command value, which is power to be consumed by the heat pump 201, in consideration of the surplus power history, the amount of heat in the tank, and the state of the system, and the heat pump control unit Send to 211. The specific calculation method of the power consumption command value will be described later.
- Operation control unit 209 c calculates the power consumption command value and transmits it to heat pump control unit 211 when each of the surplus power history and the amount of heat in the tank satisfies the predetermined conditions. Specifically, the operation control unit 209c continues the state where the surplus power exceeds the predetermined threshold (minimum power consumption: 500 W) for a predetermined time (minimum surplus time: 15 minutes) so far (first Condition), the current heat quantity in the tank is below the predetermined upper limit (sufficient heat quantity) (second condition), and the current heat quantity in the tank exceeds the predetermined lower limit (lack of heat) (third Condition), the power consumption command value is calculated and transmitted to the heat pump control unit 211.
- the predetermined threshold minimum power consumption: 500 W
- minimum surplus time 15 minutes
- the minimum power consumption is the lowest power consumption that can increase the efficiency of the heat pump 201 to a certain level or more, from the heat pump cycle characteristics depending on the refrigerant of the heat pump 201.
- the minimum surplus time is a preset time that can be expected to stably supply surplus power.
- the sufficient heat amount is the maximum value (for example, 25000 kcal) of the heat amount that can be stored in the hot water storage tank 203, and the insufficient heat amount is the minimum amount of stored heat to prevent running out of hot water as in the normal operation described above.
- the amount of heat to be stored (for example, 5000 kcal). That is, when the heat amount in the hot water storage tank 203 falls below the insufficient heat amount, the heat pump 201 starts normal operation, not follow-up operation, to store heat, in order to avoid hot water shortage.
- the operation control unit 209c is configured to be able to operate continuously until the heat pump 201 consumes only the surplus power and the efficiency is more than a certain level and the efficiency is stabilized after startup (first condition), and the heat pump 201
- the power consumption command value is calculated and transmitted to the heat pump control unit 211 when the heat storage tank 203 can still store heat (second condition) and the heat storage is not short enough to run out of water (third condition) .
- the thermal efficiency of the heat pump 201 can be maintained, and the heat storage can be further stored in the hot water storage tank 203, and the power consumption command value is transmitted only when hot water shortage occurs. As described above, the heat pump 201 is operated to consume the power following the surplus power.
- the operation control unit 209 c changes the method of calculating the power consumption command value to be transmitted, according to the state of the system acquired from the server 208 via the Internet.
- a calculation formula of the power consumption command value according to the state of the system in the present embodiment and an example of the calculated power consumption command value will be described with reference to FIG.
- the operation control unit 209 c is a value (predicted value) obtained by adding 2 times (2 ⁇ ) of the standard deviation of surplus power in the past 30 minutes to the average value of surplus power in the past 30 minutes, Alternatively, the larger one of the immediately preceding surplus power (measured value) is used as the power consumption command value.
- the value obtained by adding twice the standard deviation of the surplus power in the past 30 minutes to the average value of the surplus power in the past 30 minutes is a value predicted from the past data, and the surplus power immediately before is a value measured. The larger one of these two values is adopted as the power consumption command value.
- the operation control unit 209c calculates a power consumption command value such that the reverse current of the surplus power approaches zero.
- the immediately preceding surplus power is, for example, a numerical value of surplus power (W) one minute before the time sequence of FIG. 11 described later. Therefore, the surplus power immediately before can also be referred to as the latest surplus power in the table of FIG.
- a value obtained by adding twice (2 ⁇ ) the standard deviation of the surplus power in the past 30 minutes to the average value of the surplus power in the past 30 minutes indicates the upper limit value of the fluctuation of the surplus power predicted from the past data.
- the power consumption command value calculated for each unit time has a tendency like a curve connecting maximum values of fluctuating surplus power (the position of the mountain in the graph). Indicates That is, the power consumption command value is calculated such that the heat pump load power follows the upper limit of the fluctuation of the surplus power.
- the operation control unit 209 c uses the value of the immediately preceding surplus power as the power consumption command value.
- the power consumption command value calculated for each unit time tends to increase or decrease following the increase or decrease of the surplus power for each unit time, as shown in the center graph of FIG. That is, the power consumption command value is calculated such that the heat pump load power follows the surplus power that fluctuates due to the relationship between the load power and the PV power generation capacity.
- the operation control unit 209 c subtracts twice (2 ⁇ ) the standard deviation of the surplus power in the past 30 minutes from the average value of the surplus power in the past 30 minutes of the surplus power history
- the smaller one of the value (predicted value) or the immediately preceding surplus power (measured value) is used as the power consumption command value.
- the value obtained by subtracting twice the standard deviation of the surplus power in the past 30 minutes from the average value of the surplus power in the past 30 minutes is a value predicted from past data, and the immediately preceding surplus power is a value measured. The smaller one of these two values is adopted as the power consumption command value.
- the operation control unit 209c calculates a power consumption command value that brings the consumption of the power supplied from the energy supplier 207 close to zero.
- a value obtained by subtracting twice (2 ⁇ ) the standard deviation of the surplus power in the past 30 minutes from the average value of the surplus power in the past 30 minutes indicates the lower limit value of the fluctuation of the surplus power predicted from the past data.
- the power consumption command value calculated for each unit time has a tendency like a curve connecting minimum values of fluctuating surplus power (valley position in the graph). Indicates That is, the power consumption command value is calculated such that the heat pump load power follows the lower limit of the fluctuation of the surplus power.
- the fluctuation per unit time of the load power consumed by the first power load 205 in the home is large, and the fluctuation per unit time of the surplus power also becomes large.
- the power consumption command value is smoothed rather than rising and falling sharply, so the heat pump load power can respond to the power consumption command value.
- surplus power that can be consumed by the heat pump 201 is the smallest, instead of almost no power purchase.
- the state of the system is "2”
- the amount of power purchase is the largest, instead of generating almost no reverse power.
- FIG. 11 A table where the history of surplus power and the power consumption command value are calculated when the system status is “0” and “2” is shown in FIG.
- the table in FIG. 11 takes 1 minute, 2 minutes,... 20 minutes as each time, and corresponds to each time load power (W), PV power (W), load power and PV power And surplus power (W) calculated from and power consumption command value (W). Further, FIG. 11 shows a case where the state of the system from 20 minutes to 11 minutes is “0” and the state of the system from 10 minutes to 1 minute is “2”.
- the power consumption command value when the state of the system is "0" is, for example, 700 W 14 minutes ago.
- This figure compares the “average value of residual power in the past 30 minutes ⁇ 2 ⁇ ” (in this case, 700 W from the calculated value) with the previous surplus power (in this case, 800 W of the surplus power 14 minutes ago). The smaller value of 700 W is adopted.
- the power consumption command value from 20 minutes ago to 11 minutes ago compares “average value ⁇ 2 ⁇ of surplus power in the past 30 minutes” with the previous surplus power (surplus power at that time), The smaller value is adopted.
- “average value ⁇ 2 ⁇ of surplus power in the past 30 minutes” is smaller than the surplus power, so “average value ⁇ 2 ⁇ of surplus power in the past 30 minutes” is the power consumption command value.
- the power consumption command value continues for one minute after the value is determined. For example, although the power consumption command value 14 minutes ago was 700 W, this value continues 700 W for 1 minute from 14 minutes ago to the next 13 minutes. And the next 13 minutes became 600 W, but this value continues for 1 minute up to 12 minutes ago.
- the power consumption command value when the state of the system is “2” is, for example, 700 W one minute before. This number compares “average value + 2 ⁇ of surplus power in the past 30 minutes” (in this case, 700 W from the calculated value) with the previous surplus power (in this case, 600 W of the surplus power one minute ago), The larger value of 700 W is adopted.
- the power consumption command value from 10 minutes ago to 1 minute ago is large by comparing “average value + 2 ⁇ of surplus power in the past 30 minutes” with the previous surplus power (surplus power at that time)
- “the average value + 2 ⁇ of the surplus power in the past 30 minutes” is the power consumption command value.
- the power consumption command value one minute ago was 700 W, this value continues 700 W for one minute from one minute ago. Then, the power consumption command value calculated by the HP control device 209 is transmitted from the HP control device 209 to the heat pump control unit 211.
- the heat pump type hot water supply system 2000 As a premise, it is assumed that the current time is 12:00:00, and the heat pump type hot water supply system 2000 continues to operate for 30 minutes or more. Further, it is assumed that the boiling temperature of the heat pump 201 is determined to be 70 ° C. by the heat pump control unit 211.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart of an operation process performed by the HP control device 209 and the heat pump control unit 211 every one minute.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart of the power consumption command value calculation process (S1101) executed by the HP control device 209.
- the information acquisition unit 209a compares the previous processing time with the current time, and determines whether one minute has elapsed from the previous processing (S1201). As described above, since the current time is 12:00:00, it is determined that the value of the minute has changed compared to the previous processing time (YES in S1201).
- the information acquisition unit 209a updates the surplus power history stored in the power information storage unit 209b (S1202).
- the information acquisition unit 209a acquires, from the power distribution device 204, the average load power for the past one minute and the average PV power generation capacity for the past one minute. Further, the information acquisition unit 209a subtracts load power from the acquired PV power generation capacity, sets the surplus power to zero if the value is negative, and sets the surplus power to that value if the value is positive. Then, the information acquisition unit 209a discards the value of the oldest 30 minutes before the surplus power history stored in the power information storage unit 209b, and the latest PV power generation capacity, load power, and surplus power are stored one minute ago. Accumulate newly as a value.
- the information acquisition unit 209a acquires other information used to calculate the power consumption command value (S1203). Specifically, the information acquisition unit 209a acquires the surplus power history and the immediately preceding surplus power from the power information storage unit 209b, acquires the system state from the server 208, and acquires the in-tank heat amount from the heat pump control unit 211. Do. Then, the information acquisition unit 209a notifies the operation control unit 209c of the acquired information.
- the operation control unit 209c determines whether the surplus power history satisfies the first condition (S1204).
- the first condition in the present embodiment is that the state in which the surplus power exceeds the minimum power consumption continues continuously for at least the minimum surplus time. Further, in the present embodiment, the minimum power consumption is 500 W, and the minimum surplus time is 15 minutes. For example, it is determined that the surplus power history satisfies the first condition when all the values of the surplus power 15 minutes before 1 minute before the current surplus power history exceed 500 W (YES in S1204).
- the operation control unit 209c determines whether the amount of heat in the tank satisfies the second and third conditions (S1205).
- the second condition according to the present embodiment is that the immediately preceding in-tank heat quantity is equal to or less than the heat quantity
- the third condition is that the immediately preceding in-tank heat quantity exceeds the insufficient heat quantity.
- the sufficient heat quantity is 25,000 kcal
- the insufficient heat quantity is 5,000 kcal. For example, if the immediately preceding in-tank heat amount is 10,000 kcal, it is determined that the in-tank heat amount satisfies the second and third conditions (YES in S1205).
- the operation control unit 209c ends without calculating the command value.
- the operation control unit 209c determines the state of the system (S1206). As described above, the state of the system is one of “0”, “1” and “2” shown in FIG.
- the operation control unit 209 c is the larger of the value obtained by adding 2 times the standard deviation (2 ⁇ ) to the average value of the surplus power for the past 30 minutes and the surplus power immediately before Is calculated as a power consumption command value (S1207).
- the immediately preceding surplus power is, for example, a numerical value of surplus power (W) one minute before the time sequence of FIG. Therefore, the surplus power immediately before can also be referred to as the latest surplus power in the table of FIG.
- the operation control unit 209 c calculates the value of the last surplus power as the power consumption command value (S 1208).
- the value of the surplus power does not have to be the power consumption command value as it is, and the power consumption command value may be set to a value slightly smaller than the surplus power. This means that, for example, when the last surplus power is 650 W, the power consumption command value may be 630 W. However, it is not appropriate to make the power consumption command value larger than the surplus power.
- the operation control unit 209 c is a value obtained by subtracting twice (2 ⁇ ) the standard deviation from the average value of the surplus power in the past 30 minutes and the surplus power immediately before. The smaller value of is calculated as the power consumption command value (S1209).
- the operation control unit 209c transmits the power consumption command value calculated in any of steps S1207 to S1209 to the heat pump control unit 211 (S1210).
- FIG. 14 is a flowchart of the control parameter calculation process (S1102) of the heat pump 201, which is executed by the heat pump control unit 211.
- the heat pump control unit 211 determines whether a new power consumption command value has been acquired from the HP control device 209 (S1301).
- the heat pump control unit 211 acquires input information necessary to calculate the control parameter (S1302).
- the heat pump control unit 211 acquires, from the incoming water temperature measurement unit 213, the incoming water temperature of water supplied from the hot water storage tank 203 to the heat exchanger 202, and acquires the outside air temperature near the heat pump 201 from the outside air temperature measurement unit 212.
- the boiling temperature is held in advance by the heat pump control unit 211, and the power consumption command value is already acquired from the HP control device 209.
- the heat pump control unit 211 refers to the second control table, and acquires output information corresponding to the input water temperature, the outside air temperature, the boiling temperature, and the power consumption command value acquired as the input information (S1303).
- An example of the input information is shown in FIG. 15A
- an example of the second control table is shown in FIG. 15B.
- a power consumption command value 1000 W, an incoming water temperature 13 ° C., an outside air temperature 11 ° C., and a boiling temperature 70 ° C. are acquired as input information.
- the power consumption command value and the boiling temperature have values corresponding to the input information, but the values of the incoming water temperature and the outside temperature do not.
- the heat pump control unit 211 A control parameter is calculated by complementation (S1304).
- the heat pump control unit 211 linearly complements, with the input information, the output information among the plurality of columns of the referred second control table, and acquires the output information corresponding to the input information.
- FIGS. 16A and 16B show an example of the result of linear complementation of the second control table shown in FIG. 15B with the input information shown in FIG. 15A.
- the outside temperature is linearly interpolated as the first linear interpolation.
- the result of FIG. 16A is calculated. That is, the first row in FIG. 16A is the result of linear interpolation of the first and second rows in FIG. 15B, and the second row in FIG. 16A is the linear complement of the third and fourth rows in FIG. It is a result.
- the input water temperature is linearly interpolated as a second linear interpolation.
- the result of FIG. 16B is calculated by performing linear interpolation on the output information between the rows that differ only in the incoming water temperature in FIG. 16A at the incoming water temperature (13 ° C.).
- output information corresponding to the input information shown in FIG. 15A can be obtained. That is, when the operation of the heat pump 201 is controlled using this output information (S1309), the heat pump 201 consumes power close to the power consumption command value.
- the heat pump control unit 211 determines whether the heat pump 201 is operated normally (S1305). That is, as described above, the heat pump control unit 211 determines whether or not the heat pump 201 is operated normally, in consideration of the current charge zone and the current storage amount of the hot water storage tank 203. Specifically, in the case of normal operation, the heat pump 201 is operated until the hot water storage tank 203 is filled with hot water in the late-night time zone where the power rate is low, and the hot water storage tank 203 has an amount of hot water storage other than that. When it decreases to a certain amount, the heat pump 201 is operated so as not to run out of hot water.
- the heat pump control unit 211 acquires input information necessary to calculate control parameters (S1306), refers to the first control table (S1307), and performs linear as necessary.
- a control parameter is calculated by complementing (S1308).
- the processing in steps S1306 to S1308 is common to steps S1302 to S1304 except that the power consumption command value is not included in the input information and that the first control table is used. The description is omitted.
- step S1305 the heat pump control unit 211 ends the process without calculating the control parameter of the heat pump 201 because the heat pump 201 is not operated.
- the heat pump control unit 211 controls the operation of the heat pump 201 using the control parameters calculated in the above process.
- FIG. 17 shows that the load power, the PV power generation capacity, the surplus power, and the power consumption command value from 30 minutes ago to 1 minute ago changed as shown in FIG. 8 (when the state of the system is “1”)
- 15 is a diagram showing a transition of heat pump load power when the heat pump 201 is operated according to the control parameter calculated using the second control table (steps S1302 to S1304 in FIG. 14) in a case.
- “ ⁇ ”in FIG. 17 indicates the power consumption command value
- “ ⁇ ” indicates the heat pump load power (actual power consumption).
- the power consumption command value up to 18 minutes ago is zero, and the operation of the heat pump 201 is started 17 minutes before the power consumption command value becomes 800 w.
- the general heat pump 201 can follow the change in power consumption of about 200 to 300 W at the maximum per minute.
- the heat pump load power does not completely follow the power consumption command value, and is slightly delayed.
- the heat pump load power in the time zone thereafter changes following the power consumption command value that changes between the minimum operating power consumption (500 W) and the rated power (1000 W). ing.
- FIG. 18 is the same as FIG. 8 in the transition of load power, PV power generation, and surplus power, and shows whether to operate the heat pump 201 in the relevant time zone instead of the power consumption command value. . That is, "ON” indicates driving, and “OFF” indicates stopping.
- FIG. 19 shows the heat pump load power when the heat pump 201 is operated according to the control parameter calculated (steps S1306 to S1308 in FIG. 14) using the first control table in the “ON” time period shown in FIG. It is a figure which shows transition of.
- the heat pump load power gradually increases for two minutes (from 17 minutes to 15 minutes before the heat pump load power reaches the rated power (1000 W) after the heat pump 201 starts operation. It has increased. However, the heat pump load power in the time period after that (from 15 minutes to 10 minutes ago) is constant at the rated power.
- the HP control device 209 has a desired heat pump load power if necessary, based on the state of the system, the change of surplus power from the past to the present, and the hot water state of the hot water storage tank 203.
- the operation of the heat pump 201 is controlled to be a value.
- the calculation method of the power consumption command value is changed according to the state of the system.
- An example of comparison between this operation method and an operation method in which the power consumption command value is always made to follow the surplus power immediately before is shown in FIG.
- the heat pump load power is controlled to be near the lower limit of the fluctuation of the surplus electric power so that purchasing does not occur.
- the heat pump load power is controlled to be near the upper limit of the fluctuation of the surplus power so that the PV power generation capacity is not wasted by the output suppression.
- the HP control device 209 can operate the heat pump 201 with the optimal power consumption according to the state of the system by changing the method of calculating the power consumption command value in consideration of the state of the system.
- the heat pump control unit 211 stores two of a first control table used in the normal operation and a second control table used in the case where the heat pump load power follows the power consumption command value (surplus power). ing.
- the second control table is created in advance based on experiments and the like so that the heat pump load power approaches the input power consumption command value, and is stored in the heat pump control unit 211. As a result, it is possible to follow the fluctuation of the power consumption command value as described above, and to perform the operation in which the power rate is suppressed.
- the HP controller 209 is required to satisfy the condition (first condition) in which the state in which the surplus power so far exceeds the minimum power consumption continues continuously for the minimum surplus time or more (first condition). It is one of the conditions to output. From the heat pump cycle characteristics depending on the refrigerant of the heat pump 201, this minimum power consumption is desirably set to the lowest power consumption that can make the efficiency of the heat pump 201 be a certain level or more. As a result, by calculating a very small power consumption command value, the cycle characteristics deteriorate, and the heat pump 201 is not operated at low efficiency.
- meeting the first condition means that surplus power is stably generated for a certain period (minimum surplus time) until the present time, and surplus power more than a certain level is also for a while from now. It means that the possibility of occurrence is high.
- the heat pump 201 generally takes time from start to rated operation, and there is a problem that the time until that is operated with low efficiency. That is, if the surplus power is not stable, the heat pump 201 will be stopped immediately after starting, and the system will operate at low efficiency. Therefore, it is desirable that the minimum surplus time of the first condition be set to a time required from the start of the heat pump 201 to the rated operation. This prevents the heat pump 201 from operating at low efficiency.
- the heat pump type hot water supply system 2000 including the solar power generation apparatus 210 effectively reduces the amount of power flowing back to the grid and suppresses the power rate. Can.
- the solar power generation device 210 has been described as an example of the power generation device, other power generation devices such as wind power generation and fuel cells may be used.
- the HP controller 209 is located outside the heat pump water heater 200 and also functions as a gateway. However, the HP controller 209 may be installed inside the heat pump water heater 200 or the power distribution device 204. Further, the function of operation control of the HP control device 209 may be provided to the heat pump water heater 200 or the power distribution device 204.
- HP control device 209 and the heat pump control unit 211 perform operation control at a frequency of once a minute, the processing may be performed at a frequency of 0.01 second or once a second.
- FIG. 13 shows an example in which the process proceeds to step S1206 only when all the first to third conditions are satisfied
- the present invention is not limited to this. That is, part of the first to third conditions may be omitted, and it may be determined whether or not the power consumption command value is to be calculated only under the other conditions.
- the processing load of the operation control unit 209c can be reduced. In this case, step S 1205 is skipped from YES in step S 1204 of FIG. 13, and the flowchart is connected to step S 1206.
- the operation control unit 209c doubles the standard deviation of the surplus power in the past 30 minutes to the average value of the surplus power in the past 30 minutes (2 ⁇ )
- a value (predicted value) obtained by adding two times (2 ⁇ ) of the standard deviation of surplus power in the past 30 minutes to the average value of power may be used.
- the operation control unit 209c calculates twice the standard deviation of the surplus power in the past 30 minutes (2 ⁇ ) from the average value of the surplus power in the past 30 minutes of the surplus power history.
- a value (predicted value) obtained by subtracting twice (2 ⁇ ) of the standard deviation of power may be used.
- step S1207 is “average value of surplus power + 2 ⁇ ”
- step S1209 is changed to "average power of surplus power-2 ⁇ ”.
- the HP control device 209 acquires the state of the system of the area from the server 208, and selects the operation method according to the state of the system.
- control can not be performed in an area where the energy supplier 207 does not transmit information to the server 208.
- it is possible to effectively reduce the amount of power flowing back to the grid and suppress the power rate.
- FIG. 21 is a block diagram explaining the heat-pump-type hot-water supply system 3000 provided with the electric power generating apparatus of this Embodiment.
- FIG. 21 is different from FIG. 2 in that the HP controller 309 is not connected to the server 208. Therefore, the same reference numerals as in FIG. 2 denote the same constituent elements, and a detailed description thereof will be omitted.
- the power distribution apparatus 304 measures the state of the system acquired from the server 208 in the first embodiment.
- the power distribution device 304 measures the voltage of the system near the home, and determines the state of the system to one of three levels of “0”, “1”, and “2” based on the measured voltage height. .
- “0” has no or extremely small effect of voltage rise due to reverse current
- “1” has medium impact of voltage increase due to reverse current
- “2” does not. This indicates the case where it is difficult or impossible to reverse the tide further due to the voltage rise.
- the flow of data for the HP controller 309 is shown in FIG. While the HP control apparatus 209 according to the first embodiment acquires the system status from the server 208, the HP control apparatus 309 according to the present embodiment acquires the system status from the power distribution apparatus 304. Is different.
- the detailed configuration of the HP control unit 309 is shown in FIG. While the information acquisition unit 209a according to the first embodiment acquires the system status from the server 208, the information acquisition unit 309a according to the present embodiment acquires the system status from the power distribution device 304. Is different.
- the power distribution device 304 measures the voltage of the system to determine the state of the system near the home. Unlike the first embodiment, since the server 208 is not used, the initial cost and the operation cost can be reduced in the present embodiment. Furthermore, by the same control as that of the first embodiment using the state of the grid, it is possible to reduce the amount of power flowing back to the grid and suppress the power rate.
- the state of the system near the home is measured to select the operation.
- the voltage of the grid near the home is high, and when the home is reverse current, the voltage of the grid near the downstream consumer is high .
- selecting driving according to only the state of the system near the home does not necessarily lead to the stabilization of the system in the whole area.
- the heat pump type hot water supply system 3000 including the solar power generation apparatus 210 reduces the amount of power flowing back to the grid at low initial cost and operation cost, and the power rate Can be effectively suppressed.
- each of the above-described devices is a computer system including a microprocessor, a ROM, a RAM, a hard disk unit, a display unit, a keyboard, a mouse and the like.
- a computer program is stored in the RAM or the hard disk unit.
- Each device achieves its function by the microprocessor operating according to the computer program.
- the computer program is configured by combining a plurality of instruction codes indicating instructions to the computer in order to achieve a predetermined function.
- the system LSI is a super multifunctional LSI manufactured by integrating a plurality of components on one chip, and more specifically, is a computer system configured to include a microprocessor, a ROM, a RAM and the like. .
- the RAM stores a computer program.
- the system LSI achieves its functions by the microprocessor operating according to the computer program.
- the IC card or module is a computer system including a microprocessor, a ROM, a RAM, and the like.
- the IC card or module may include the above-described ultra-multifunctional LSI.
- the IC card or module achieves its function by the microprocessor operating according to the computer program. This IC card or this module may be tamper resistant.
- the present invention may be methods shown above.
- the present invention may be a computer program that realizes these methods by a computer, or may be a digital signal composed of a computer program.
- the present invention is a computer program or recording medium capable of reading digital signals from a computer, such as a flexible disk, hard disk, CD-ROM, MO, DVD, DVD-ROM, DVD-RAM, BD (Blu-ray Disc), It may be recorded in a semiconductor memory or the like. In addition, digital signals may be recorded on these recording media.
- a computer such as a flexible disk, hard disk, CD-ROM, MO, DVD, DVD-ROM, DVD-RAM, BD (Blu-ray Disc), It may be recorded in a semiconductor memory or the like.
- digital signals may be recorded on these recording media.
- the present invention may be the computer program or the digital signal transmitted via a telecommunication line, a wireless or wired communication line, a network represented by the Internet, data broadcasting, and the like.
- the present invention may also be a computer system comprising a microprocessor and a memory, the memory storing the computer program, and the microprocessor operating according to the computer program.
- the HP control apparatus according to the present invention is useful as an apparatus that contributes to the stabilization of the power system and the suppression of the power rate when the hot water supply system or the hot water supply / heating system is operated.
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特許文献1に開示されている従来のヒートポンプ式給湯システムでは、常に変動する太陽光発電装置の電力と需要家の電力負荷とから算出される余剰電力を考慮して、ヒートポンプ給湯装置で消費する電力を決定していない。太陽光発電が普及し、多くの家庭で余剰電力が生まれ、逆潮電力が同時に発生すると、系統の電圧が上がり、系統が不安定になる。また、系統の下位側に位置する需要家では、系統の電圧が高い場合に逆潮できなくなり、発電力を出力抑制しなければならず、太陽光発電装置で発電した余剰電力を無駄にすることになる。
以下、本発明の実施の形態について、図面を参照しながら説明する。なお、以下で説明する実施の形態は、いずれも本発明の一具体例を示すものである。以下の実施の形態で示される数値、形状、材料、構成要素、構成要素の配置位置及び接続形態、ステップ、ステップの順序などは、一例であり、本発明を限定する主旨ではない。また、以下の実施の形態における構成要素のうち、最上位概念を示す独立請求項に記載されていない構成要素については、任意の構成要素として説明される。
以下、本発明の実施の形態2に係るヒートポンプ式給湯システム3000について説明する。前述の実施の形態1では、HP制御装置209がサーバ208から地域の系統の状態を取得し、系統の状態に合わせた運転方法を選択している。しかし、エネルギー供給業者207がサーバ208に対して情報の送信を行わない地域ではこのような制御をおこなうことができない。そのような場合でも、本実施の形態では、系統へ逆潮する電力量の低減と、電力料金の抑制を効果的に行うことができる。
201 ヒートポンプ
202 熱交換器
203 貯湯タンク
204,304 電力分配装置
205 第1の電力負荷
206 電力メーター
207 エネルギー供給業者
208 サーバ
209,309 HP制御装置
209a,309a 情報取得部
209b,309b 電力情報蓄積部
209c,309c 運転制御部
210 太陽光発電装置
211 ヒートポンプ制御部
212 外気温度測定部
213 入水温度測定部
2000,3000 ヒートポンプ式給湯システム
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- 発電装置と、前記発電装置で発電された電力を用いて動作する電力負荷と、前記発電装置で発電された電力及びエネルギー供給業者から供給される電力を用いて熱を生成するヒートポンプとを備えるシステムにおける前記ヒートポンプの運転方法であって、
前記発電装置で発電される発電電力、前記電力負荷で消費される負荷電力、前記発電電力と前記負荷電力との差分である余剰電力、及び前記発電装置で発電された電力が逆潮した場合の前記エネルギー供給業者に与える影響の大きさを、単位時間毎に取得する情報取得ステップと、
前記ヒートポンプが生熱するために消費する電力が前記単位時間毎の余剰電力に追従するように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する運転制御ステップとを含み、
前記運転制御ステップでは、
前記影響の大きさが予め定められた第1の閾値を上回る場合に、前記エネルギー供給業者から供給される電力の消費を許容し、且つ前記余剰電力の逆潮を0に近づけるように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御し、
前記影響の大きさが予め定められた第2の閾値以下の場合に、前記余剰電力の逆潮を許容し、且つ前記エネルギー供給業者から供給される電力の消費量を0に近づけるように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
ヒートポンプの運転方法。 - 前記運転制御ステップでは、前記影響の大きさが前記第1の閾値以下で、且つ前記第2の閾値を上回る場合に、直前に取得された前記余剰電力に相当する電力を消費させるように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
請求項1に記載のヒートポンプの運転方法。 - 前記運転制御ステップでは、前記影響の大きさが前記第1の閾値を上回る場合に、現在までの所定期間に取得された前記余剰電力の平均値に標準偏差の2倍を加えた値、及び直前の前記余剰電力のうちの大きい方に相当する電力を消費させるように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
請求項1又は2に記載のヒートポンプの運転方法。 - 前記運転制御ステップでは、前記影響の大きさが前記第2の閾値以下の場合に、現在までの所定期間に取得された前記余剰電力の平均値から標準偏差の2倍を減じた値、及び直前の前記余剰電力のうちの小さい方に相当する電力を消費させるように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
請求項1~3のいずれか1項に記載のヒートポンプの運転方法。 - 前記運転制御ステップでは、前記余剰電力が予め定められた閾値を上回る状態が現在までの所定の時間継続している第1の条件を満たす場合に、前記ヒートポンプで消費する電力が前記単位時間毎の余剰電力に追従するように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
請求項1~4のいずれか1項に記載のヒートポンプの運転方法。 - 前記情報取得ステップでは、さらに、前記ヒートポンプで生成された熱で加熱された湯を貯蔵している貯湯タンク内の熱量を単位時間毎に取得し、
前記運転制御ステップでは、前記第1の条件に加えて、さらに、直前に取得された前記貯湯タンク内の熱量が予め定められた上限値以下である第2の条件を満たす場合に、前記ヒートポンプで消費する電力が前記単位時間毎の余剰電力に追従するように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
請求項5に記載のヒートポンプの運転方法。 - 前記運転制御ステップでは、前記第1及び第2の条件に加えて、さらに、直前に取得された前記貯湯タンク内の熱量が予め定められた下限値を上回る第3の条件を満たす場合に、前記ヒートポンプで消費する電力が前記単位時間毎の余剰電力に追従するように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
請求項6に記載のヒートポンプの運転方法。 - 前記システムは、熱を生成する前記ヒートポンプと、湯を貯蔵する貯湯タンクと、前記ヒートポンプで生成された熱で前記貯湯タンクに貯蔵されている湯を加熱する熱交換器とを備え、
前記運転制御ステップでは、さらに、
前記ヒートポンプ周辺の温度である外気温度と、前記貯湯タンクから前記熱交換器に流入する湯の温度である入水温度と、前記熱交換器から前記貯湯タンクに供給される湯の温度である沸き上げ温度とを取得し、
前記ヒートポンプの周辺が前記外気温度である場合において、前記ヒートポンプで前記単位時間毎の余剰電力に追従する電力を消費させて、前記入水温度の湯を前記沸き上げ温度まで上昇させるのに必要な前記ヒートポンプの制御パラメータを取得し、
算出された前記制御パラメータに従って、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
請求項1~7のいずれか1項に記載のヒートポンプの運転方法。 - 前記運転制御ステップでは、入力情報としての前記ヒートポンプの消費電力、前記外気温度、前記入水温度、及び前記沸き上げ温度と、前記入力情報の組み合わせに対応する前記制御パラメータとを保持する制御テーブルを参照し、前記入力情報に対応する前記制御パラメータを取得する
請求項8に記載のヒートポンプの運転方法。 - 前記制御テーブルには、前記入力情報の離散値が保持されており、
前記運転制御ステップでは、取得した前記入力情報の組み合わせが前記制御テーブルに保持されていない場合に、前記制御テーブルに保持されている複数の前記制御パラメータを前記入力情報の組み合わせで線形補完することによって、対応する前記制御パラメータを取得する
請求項9に記載のヒートポンプの運転方法。 - 前記運転制御ステップでは、前記第1、第2、及び第3の条件のうちの少なくとも1つを満たさない場合に、前記ヒートポンプの定格電力に相当する電力を消費するように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
請求項7に記載のヒートポンプの運転方法。 - 発電装置と、前記発電装置で発電された電力を用いて動作する電力負荷と、前記発電装置で発電された電力を用いて熱を生成するヒートポンプとを備えるシステムにおける前記ヒートポンプの運転方法であって、
前記発電装置で発電される発電電力、前記電力負荷で消費される負荷電力、前記発電電力と前記負荷電力との差分である余剰電力、及び系統の状態を取得する情報取得ステップと、
前記ヒートポンプが生熱するために消費する電力を消費電力指令値として前記ヒートポンプに送信し、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する運転制御ステップとを含み、
前記運転制御ステップでは、
前記系統の状態が、逆潮が困難な第1の状態の場合には、余剰電力をすべて消費し、逆潮をゼロとなるように前記消費電力指令値を算出し、
逆潮可能な第2の状態の場合には、余剰電力以下の値であって、買電がゼロとなるように前記消費電力指令値を算出し、
前記第1の状態と前記第2の状態との間の第3の状態の場合には、余剰電力に追従するように前記消費電力指令値を算出する
ヒートポンプの運転方法。 - 前記消費電力指令値を取得しない場合は、第1の制御テーブルにより制御パラメータを算出し、
前記消費電力指令値を取得した場合は、前記消費電力指令値を持つ第2の制御テーブルにより制御パラメータを算出する
請求項12に記載のヒートポンプの運転方法。 - 前記系統の状態の情報は、外部に設置されたサーバから取得する
請求項13に記載のヒートポンプの運転方法。 - 発電装置と、前記発電装置で発電された電力を用いて動作する電力負荷と、前記発電装置で発電された電力及びエネルギー供給業者から供給される電力を用いて熱を生成するヒートポンプとを備えるヒートポンプシステムであって、
前記発電装置で発電される発電電力、前記電力負荷で消費される負荷電力、前記発電電力と前記負荷電力との差分である余剰電力、及び前記発電装置で発電された電力が逆潮した場合の前記エネルギー供給業者に与える影響の大きさを、単位時間毎に取得する情報取得部と、
前記ヒートポンプが生熱するために消費する電力が前記単位時間毎の余剰電力に追従するように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する運転制御部とを備え、
前記運転制御部は、
前記影響の大きさが予め定められた第1の閾値を上回る場合に、前記エネルギー供給業者から供給される電力の消費を許容し、且つ前記余剰電力の逆潮を0に近づけるように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御し、
前記影響の大きさが予め定められた第2の閾値以下の場合に、前記余剰電力の逆潮を許容し、且つ前記エネルギー供給業者から供給される電力の消費量を0に近づけるように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
ヒートポンプシステム。 - 前記運転制御部は、前記影響の大きさが前記第1の閾値以下で、且つ前記第2の閾値を上回る場合に、直前に取得された前記余剰電力に相当する電力を消費させるように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
請求項15に記載のヒートポンプシステム。 - 前記運転制御部は、前記影響の大きさが前記第1の閾値を上回る場合に、現在までの所定期間に取得された前記余剰電力の平均値に標準偏差の2倍を加えた値、及び直前の前記余剰電力のうちの大きい方に相当する電力を消費させるように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
請求項15又は16に記載のヒートポンプシステム。 - 前記運転制御部は、前記影響の大きさが前記第2の閾値以下の場合に、現在までの所定期間に取得された前記余剰電力の平均値から標準偏差の2倍を減じた値、及び直前の前記余剰電力のうちの小さい方に相当する電力を消費させるように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
請求項15~17のいずれか1項に記載のヒートポンプシステム。 - 前記運転制御部は、前記余剰電力が予め定められた閾値を上回る状態が現在までの所定の時間継続している第1の条件を満たす場合に、前記ヒートポンプで消費する電力が前記単位時間毎の余剰電力に追従するように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
請求項15~18のいずれか1項に記載のヒートポンプシステム。 - 前記情報取得部は、さらに、前記ヒートポンプで生成された熱で加熱された湯を貯蔵している貯湯タンク内の熱量を単位時間毎に取得し、
前記運転制御部は、前記第1の条件に加えて、さらに、直前に取得された前記貯湯タンク内の熱量が予め定められた上限値以下である第2の条件を満たす場合に、前記ヒートポンプで消費する電力が前記単位時間毎の余剰電力に追従するように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
請求項19に記載のヒートポンプシステム。 - 前記運転制御部は、前記第1及び第2の条件に加えて、さらに、直前に取得された前記貯湯タンク内の熱量が予め定められた下限値を上回る第3の条件を満たす場合に、前記ヒートポンプで消費する電力が前記単位時間毎の余剰電力に追従するように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
請求項20に記載のヒートポンプシステム。 - 該ヒートポンプシステムは、さらに、湯を貯蔵する貯湯タンクと、前記ヒートポンプで生成された熱で前記貯湯タンクに貯蔵されている湯を加熱する熱交換器とを備え、
前記運転制御部は、さらに、
前記ヒートポンプ周辺の温度である外気温度と、前記貯湯タンクから前記熱交換器に流入する湯の温度である入水温度と、前記熱交換器から前記貯湯タンクに供給される湯の温度である沸き上げ温度とを取得し、
前記ヒートポンプの周辺が前記外気温度である場合において、前記ヒートポンプで前記単位時間毎の余剰電力に追従する電力を消費させて、前記入水温度の湯を前記沸き上げ温度まで上昇させるのに必要な前記ヒートポンプの制御パラメータを取得し、
算出された前記制御パラメータに従って、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
請求項15~21のいずれか1項に記載のヒートポンプシステム。 - 前記運転制御部は、入力情報としての前記ヒートポンプの消費電力、前記外気温度、前記入水温度、及び前記沸き上げ温度と、前記入力情報の組み合わせに対応する前記制御パラメータとを保持する制御テーブルを参照し、前記入力情報に対応する前記制御パラメータを取得する
請求項22に記載のヒートポンプシステム。 - 前記制御テーブルには、前記入力情報の離散値が保持されており、
前記運転制御部は、取得した前記入力情報の組み合わせが前記制御テーブルに保持されていない場合に、前記制御テーブルに保持されている複数の前記制御パラメータを前記入力情報の組み合わせで線形補完することによって、対応する前記制御パラメータを取得する
請求項23に記載のヒートポンプシステム。 - 前記運転制御部は、前記第1、第2、及び第3の条件のうちの少なくとも1つを満たさない場合に、前記ヒートポンプの定格電力に相当する電力を消費するように、前記ヒートポンプの運転を制御する
請求項21に記載のヒートポンプシステム。 - 該ヒートポンプシステムは、
前記ヒートポンプと、湯を貯蔵する貯湯タンクと、前記ヒートポンプで生成された熱で前記貯湯タンクに貯蔵されている湯を加熱する熱交換器と、ヒートポンプ制御部とを備えるヒートポンプ式給湯装置と、
前記情報取得部及び前記運転制御部を備え、前記ヒートポンプ式給湯装置とは別体として構成されるHP制御装置とを備える
請求項15~25のいずれか1項に記載のヒートポンプシステム。 - 発電装置で発電された電力及びエネルギー供給業者から供給される電力を用いて熱を生成するヒートポンプと、前記ヒートポンプを制御するHP制御装置とを備えたヒートポンプシステムであって、
前記HP制御装置は、
前記発電装置で発電した発電電力と、負荷電力と、系統の状態とを取得する情報取得部と、
前記発電電力と前記負荷電力に基づいて算出される余剰電力と前記系統の状態とから消費電力指令値を求める運転制御部と、を備え、
前記運転制御部は、
前記系統の状態が、逆潮が困難な第1の状態の場合には、余剰電力をすべて消費し、逆潮をゼロとなるように前記消費電力指令値を算出し、
逆潮可能な第2の状態の場合には、余剰電力以下の値であって、買電がゼロとなるように前記消費電力指令値を算出し、
前記第1の状態と前記第2の状態との間の第3の状態の場合には、余剰電力に追従するように前記消費電力指令値を算出する
ヒートポンプシステム。 - 電力分配装置を備え、
前記電力分配装置は、前記HP制御装置の前記情報取得部に、前記負荷電力の情報及び前記発電電力の情報を送信する
請求項27に記載のヒートポンプシステム。 - 前記ヒートポンプと、HP制御部とを有するHP式給湯装置を備え、
前記HP制御部は、前記消費電力指令値に基づいて運転パラメータを算出する第1の制御テーブルと、定格運転に基づいて運転制御パラメータを算出する第2の制御テーブルとを有している
請求項27に記載のヒートポンプシステム。
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