WO2019097932A1 - 蓄エネルギー装置 - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates to an energy storage device.
- This application claims the benefit of priority based on Japanese Patent Application No. 2017-221076 filed on Nov. 16, 2017, the contents of which are incorporated into the present application.
- the amount of generated electric power (hereinafter referred to as “generated electric energy”) and the amount of electric power required (hereinafter referred to as “required electric energy”) do not necessarily coincide with each other. For this reason, power may be surplus (generated power-required power> 0) or power may be required (generated power-required power ⁇ 0, for example, power shortage).
- power generation using renewable energy such as wind power generation and solar power generation has a large amount of surplus power and a shortage of power.
- Patent Document 1 the device provided with the brick block in which the electric heater was incorporated and the flow path was formed in the inside is developed (for example, patent document 1).
- the electric heater is driven to heat and store the brick block.
- the technique of patent document 1 makes water flow through a flow path, and heats with the heat stored.
- the technology of Patent Document 1 generates power by rotating a turbine with heated water (steam).
- the present disclosure aims to provide an energy storage device capable of converting power into heat and efficiently storing heat, and efficiently using heat when it becomes necessary.
- a gas is supplied from a gas supply port formed on a bottom surface or a lower portion, solid particles are supplied from above the gas supply port, and A first heat exchanger that exchanges heat with solid particles, a gas supply unit that supplies a gas to the first heat exchanger, a gas that is delivered from the gas supply unit and is supplied to the first heat exchanger;
- a heater which consumes and heats one or both of the gases in the heat exchanger, and a solid-gas separator which separates solid-gas mixture discharged from the first heat exchanger;
- a high temperature tank and a low temperature tank storing solid particles separated by a solid-gas separator, a first heat utilization device using thermal energy of a gas separated by the solid-gas separator, a solid stored in the high temperature tank
- High temperature particles that supply particles to the first heat exchanger Comprising a feed section, and the solid particles stored in a cryostat cold particle supply section for supplying the first heat exchanger, a.
- a control unit that controls the gas supply unit, the heater, and the low temperature particle supply unit is provided, and the control unit controls the gas supply unit to supply the gas to the first heat exchanger in a predetermined heat storage mode.
- Driving the heater to heat the gas controlling the low temperature particle supply unit to supply solid particles from the low temperature tank to the first heat exchanger, and heating the solid particles with the gas in the first heat exchanger;
- the solid particles separated by the solid-gas separator may be supplied to the high temperature tank.
- control unit may adjust the amount of solid particles supplied by the low-temperature particle supply unit based on a predetermined surplus power amount.
- the gas supply unit may supply the gas to the first heat exchanger after passing the gas through the solid particles stored in the low temperature tank.
- a control unit that controls the gas supply unit, the heater, and the high-temperature particle supply unit is provided, and the control unit stops the heater in a predetermined heat dissipation mode and controls the gas supply unit to perform the first heat exchange.
- Gas is supplied to the reactor and the high temperature particle supply unit is controlled to supply solid particles from the high temperature tank to the first heat exchanger, the gas is heated by the solid particles in the first heat exchanger, and the solid gas separator is used.
- the separated solid particles may be supplied to the low temperature tank, and the gas separated by the solid-gas separator may be supplied to the first heat utilization device.
- the gas supply unit may supply the gas to the first heat exchanger after the gas is allowed to pass through the solid particles stored in the low temperature tank in the heat release mode.
- control unit may adjust the amount of solid particles supplied by the high-temperature particle supply unit based on the required temperature of the gas required by the first heat utilization device in the heat dissipation mode.
- control unit may control the low temperature particle supply unit to supply the solid particles from the low temperature tank to the first heat exchanger in the heat release mode.
- one or both of the high-temperature particle supply unit and the low-temperature particle supply unit have a plurality of pipes having different flow rates of solid particles passing therethrough, and a valve provided in each of the plurality of pipes.
- Each of the plurality of valves may be controlled to open and close.
- the low temperature tank may include a low temperature storage unit for storing solid particles, and a fluidizing gas supply unit for supplying a fluidizing gas from the bottom surface or the lower portion of the low temperature storage unit.
- the heater may be provided on the wall of the first heat exchanger and / or in the first heat exchanger.
- a second heat exchanger that exchanges heat between the solid particles separated by the solid-gas separator and the fluid, and a fluid that has been heat exchanged by the second heat exchanger, the first heat utilization device and the second heat utilization device
- the cryogenic tank may store the solid particles heat-exchanged by the second heat exchanger.
- the heater may consume power generated by either or both of a power generation system using renewable energy and a power generation system using a turbine generator.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining an energy storage device.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining the processing of the control unit in the heat storage mode.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining the processing of the control unit in the heat dissipation mode.
- FIG. 4 is a view for explaining a flow rate adjustment valve according to a first modification.
- FIG. 5 is a view for explaining a flow rate adjustment valve according to a second modification.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining a particle supply unit according to a third modification.
- FIG. 7A is a view for explaining a heater according to a fourth modification.
- FIG. 7B is a view for explaining a heater according to a fourth modification.
- FIG. 7C is a view for explaining a heater according to a fourth modification.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining processing of the control unit in the heat storage mode according to the fifth modification.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining the processing of the control unit in the heat dissipation mode
- FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining the energy storage device 100.
- the energy storage apparatus 100 includes a gas supply unit 110, a heating chamber 120, a first heat exchanger 130, a solid-gas separator 140, a distribution unit 142, a high temperature tank 150, and a high temperature.
- the solid arrows in FIG. 1 indicate the flow of solid particles and a solid-gas mixture.
- the broken arrows in FIG. 1 indicate the flow of fluid.
- the gas supply unit 110 supplies a gas (for example, air) to a heating chamber 120 described later.
- the gas supply unit 110 includes a blower 112, pipes 114a, 114b and 114c, valves 116a, 116b and 116c, and a blower 116d.
- the suction side of the blower 112 is connected to the gas supply source, and the discharge side is connected to the pipe 114 a.
- the pipe 114 a connects the blower 112 and the heating chamber 120.
- the valve 116a is provided in the pipe 114a.
- the pipe 114 b is branched from between the blower 112 and the valve 116 a in the pipe 114 a and is connected to an air box 160 b of the low-temperature tank 160 described later.
- the valve 116 b is provided in the pipe 114 b.
- the pipe 114 c connects the low temperature storage portion 160 a of the low temperature tank 160 described later and the heating chamber 120.
- the valve 116c is provided in the pipe 114c.
- the blower 116d is provided on the upstream side of the valve 116c in the pipe 114c.
- the heating chamber 120 includes a box 122 and a heater 124.
- the box 122 is a hollow container.
- the upper surface of the box body 122 is constituted by a ventilable dispersing plate.
- the upper surface of the box body 122 also functions as the bottom surface of the first heat exchanger 130 described later.
- Gas is supplied to the box body 122 from the gas supply unit 110 (blower 112).
- the heater 124 consumes power to heat the gas.
- the heater 124 is, for example, a resistive heating device (a device that uses heat generated from a conductor to which power is supplied) or an arc heating device (a device that uses the heat generated during arcing).
- the heater 124 can consume power generated by either or both of a power generation system using renewable energy and a power generation system using a turbine generator.
- the power generation system using renewable energy is, for example, a solar thermal power generation system, a solar power generation system, a wind power generation system, or a hydroelectric power generation system. As the heater 124 consumes the power generated by the power generation system using renewable energy, the surplus power can be efficiently converted to heat.
- the heater 124 is disposed in the box body 122.
- the heater 124 heats the gas supplied into the box body 122. Therefore, when the heater 124 is driven, the gas supplied from the gas supply unit 110 into the box 122 is heated by the heater 124 and then supplied to the first heat exchanger 130.
- the first heat exchanger 130 is supplied with gas and solid particles from the bottom or the bottom, and exchanges heat between the gas and the solid particles.
- the solid particles are made of a material having a melting point higher than the required temperature of the first heat utilization device 180 described later.
- the solid particles are, for example, silica, alumina, barite sand (barite, barium sulfate), partially calcined clay, glass spheres, recovered petroleum catalyst and the like.
- the solid particles are preferably silica and / or alumina.
- silica the cost required for solid particles can be reduced.
- desert sand or river sand as solid particles (silica)
- the solid particles can be heated to a high temperature, and a higher energy storage density can be achieved.
- Solid particles are particles having a particle size of 0.01 mm or more and 10 mm or less.
- the shape of the solid particles is not limited, and may be spherical or non-spherical.
- the first heat exchanger 130 is a hollow container.
- a heater or a heat exchanger may be installed inside the first heat exchanger 130.
- Solid particles are supplied to the first heat exchanger 130 from a high temperature tank 150 and a low temperature tank 160 described later.
- the first heat exchanger 130 is supplied with gas from the gas supply unit 110 through the heating chamber 120.
- the flow velocity of the gas supplied to the first heat exchanger 130 by the gas supply unit 110 is equal to or higher than the terminal velocity of the solid particles in the first heat exchanger 130.
- solid particles are supplied from above from a gas supply port 130 a formed in a distribution plate (Distributor) disposed on the bottom surface of the first heat exchanger 130.
- Distribution plate Distributor
- a solid-gas mixture of solid particles and gas passes through the first heat exchanger 130 from the bottom to the top (bottom to top).
- a solid-gas mixture of solid particles and gas is formed in the first heat exchanger 130 and the solid particles and the gas are strongly stirred, the solid particles and the gas are efficiently brought into contact with each other. Be replaced.
- the solid-gas separator 140 solid-separates the solid-gas mixture discharged from the first heat exchanger 130.
- the solid-gas separator 140 is, for example, a cyclone or a filter.
- the distribution unit 142 distributes the solid particles solid-gas separated by the solid-gas separator 140 to the high-temperature tank 150 or the low-temperature tank 160.
- the distribution unit 142 includes pipes 144a and 144b and valves 146a and 146b.
- the pipe 144 a connects the solid particle discharge port of the solid-gas separator 140 and the high temperature tank 150.
- the valve 146a is provided in the pipe 144a.
- the pipe 144 b connects the solid particle discharge port of the solid-gas separator 140 and the low-temperature tank 160.
- the valve 146 b is provided in the pipe 144 b.
- the valve 146a and the valve 146b are exclusively opened and closed by a control unit 200 described later.
- the high temperature tank 150 stores the solid particles solid-gas separated by the solid-gas separator 140.
- the high temperature tank 150 is, for example, a hopper.
- the high temperature particle supply unit 152 supplies the solid particles stored in the high temperature tank 150 to the first heat exchanger 130.
- the high temperature particle supply unit 152 includes a pipe 154 and a flow control valve 156.
- the pipe 154 connects the lower portion of the high temperature tank 150 and the lower portion of the first heat exchanger 130.
- the flow control valve 156 is provided in the pipe 154.
- the cryogenic tank 160 stores the solid particles separated by the solid-gas separator 140. Solid particles are supplied to the low temperature tank 160 at different timings from the high temperature tank 150.
- the low temperature tank 160 includes a low temperature storage portion 160a, an air box 160b (fluidizing gas supply portion), an exhaust pipe 160c, and a check valve 160d.
- the low temperature storage unit 160 a stores the solid particles supplied by the distribution unit 142.
- the low temperature storage unit 160a is a hollow container.
- the air box 160b is provided below the low temperature storage portion 160a.
- the upper portion of the wind box 160b is configured of a ventilable dispersion plate. The upper portion of the air box 160b also functions as the bottom of the low temperature storage portion 160a.
- Fluidizing gas for example, air
- the fluidizing gas supplied to the air box 160b is supplied from the bottom surface (dispersion plate) of the low temperature storage portion 160a into the low temperature storage portion 160a.
- the flow velocity of the fluidizing gas supplied from the gas supply unit 110 to the low temperature storage unit 160a is equal to or greater than the minimum fluidization velocity of solid particles and less than the scattering velocity.
- the flow velocity of the fluidizing gas supplied from the solid-gas separator 140 to the low temperature storage unit 160a is equal to or greater than the minimum fluidization velocity of solid particles and less than the terminal velocity. Therefore, the solid particles supplied from the solid-gas separator 140 are fluidized by the fluidization gas, and a fluidized bed (bubble fluidized bed) is formed in the low temperature storage 160a.
- a fluidized bed bubble fluidized bed
- the exhaust pipe 160c connects the low temperature storage unit 160a and the pressure energy recovery unit 160e.
- the check valve 160d is provided in the exhaust pipe 160c.
- the check valve 160 d opens when the pressure in the low temperature storage unit 160 a becomes equal to or higher than a predetermined pressure.
- the pressure energy recovery unit 160e is, for example, a turbine.
- the low temperature particle supply unit 162 supplies the solid particles stored in the low temperature tank 160 to the first heat exchanger 130.
- the low temperature particle supply unit 162 includes a pipe 164 and a flow rate adjustment valve 166.
- the pipe 164 connects the lower portion of the low temperature storage unit 160 a and the lower portion of the first heat exchanger 130.
- the flow control valve 166 is provided in the pipe 164.
- the gas delivery unit 170 supplies the gas solid-gas separated by the solid-gas separator 140 to the first heat utilization device 180 or the wind box 160 b.
- the gas delivery part 170 contains piping 172a, 172b and valve 174a, 174b.
- the pipe 172 a connects the gas exhaust port of the solid-gas separator 140 and the first heat utilization device 180.
- the valve 174a is provided in the pipe 172a.
- the pipe 172 b connects the gas exhaust port of the solid-gas separator 140 and the air box 160 b.
- the valve 174 b is provided in the pipe 172 b.
- the first heat utilization device 180 is a device that uses the thermal energy of the gas separated by the solid-gas separator 140.
- the first heat utilization device 180 is, for example, a gas turbine generator, a steam turbine generator (boiler), a boiler for providing steam, a furnace (furness, a kiln), and an air conditioner.
- the second heat exchanger 190 is provided between the valve 146 b in the pipe 144 b and the low temperature storage portion 160 a.
- the second heat exchanger 190 exchanges heat between solid particles passing through the pipe 144 b and a fluid (eg, water, water vapor, air, flue gas).
- the second heat exchanger 190 may be configured to form a fluidized bed of solid particles, or may be configured to form a moving bed of solid particles.
- the second heat exchanger 190 has a heat transfer pipe 190 a.
- the heat transfer pipe 190a passes through the solid particles (in the fluidized bed or moving bed of the solid particles).
- the fluid passes through the heat transfer piping 190a.
- the fluid supply unit 192 passes the fluid to the second heat exchanger 190 and supplies the fluid heat-exchanged (heated) by the second heat exchanger 190 to the second heat utilization device 194.
- the fluid supply unit 192 is, for example, a pump.
- the second heat utilization device 194 is a device that uses the heat energy of the fluid heated by the second heat exchanger 190.
- the second heat utilization device 194 is, for example, a gas turbine generator, a steam turbine generator (boiler), a boiler that provides steam, a furnace (furness, a kiln), and an air conditioner.
- the control unit 200 is configured of a semiconductor integrated circuit including a CPU (central processing unit).
- the control unit 200 reads a program, parameters, and the like for operating the CPU itself from the ROM.
- the control unit 200 manages and controls the entire energy storage device 100 in cooperation with a RAM as a work area and other electronic circuits.
- the control unit 200 includes the gas supply unit 110 (blower 112, valves 116a, 116b, 116c, and blower 116d), the heater 124, the distribution unit 142 (valves 146a and 146b), and the high temperature particle supply unit 152 (flow rate).
- Control valve 156), low temperature particle supply unit 162 (flow control valve 166), gas delivery unit 170 (valves 174a and 174b), and fluid supply unit 192 are controlled.
- the control unit 200 converts the surplus power into heat energy and stores it during a period in which the power is surplus (generated power amount-demand power amount> predetermined value (for example, 0)) (heat storage mode).
- the control unit 200 uses the stored heat energy in the first heat utilization device 180 and the second heat utilization device 194 (heat dissipation mode).
- the blowers 112 and 116d, the heater 124, and the fluid supply unit 192 are stopped, and the valves 116a, 116b, 116c, 146a, 146b, 174a and 174b, and the flow control valves 156 and 166 are closed.
- the solid particles are stored in the low temperature tank 160 (low temperature storage portion 160a).
- FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining the processing of the control unit 200 in the heat storage mode.
- the structure which is not utilized in thermal storage mode is abbreviate
- the control unit 200 closes the valves 116 b, 116 c, 146 b and 174 a and the flow rate adjustment valve 156.
- the control unit 200 stops the blower 116 d and the fluid supply unit 192. Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the control unit 200 drives the blower 112 and the heater 124.
- the control unit 200 opens the valves 116a, 146a, and 174b.
- the control unit 200 opens the flow rate adjustment valve 166 to adjust the opening degree.
- the heater 124 heats the gas to a predetermined first temperature lower than the heat-resistant temperature of the solid particles and satisfying the required temperature of the first heat utilization device 180.
- the heater 124 heats the gas such that the solid particles heated by the gas have a predetermined second temperature that meets the required temperature. If the solid particles are silica, the gas is heated to 1600 ° C. or less. The second temperature is lower than the first temperature, but the temperature difference is small (for example, about 50 ° C.).
- the high temperature gas gas having the first temperature
- low temperature solid particles are supplied from the low temperature storage portion 160 a to the first heat exchanger 130. Therefore, in the first heat exchanger 130, the high temperature gas and the low temperature solid particles are strongly stirred, and heat exchange is performed between the high temperature gas and the low temperature solid particles. Thereby, the solid particles are heated by the gas, and the gas is cooled by the solid particles. At the outlet of the first heat exchanger 130, the temperature of the solid particles and the temperature of the gas become substantially equal (the second temperature).
- the solid-gas separator 140 solid-separates the solid-gas mixture discharged from the first heat exchanger 130.
- the solid particles separated at high temperature (solid particles at the second temperature) are supplied to the high temperature tank 150 through the pipe 144a.
- the high temperature tank 150 stores high temperature solid particles.
- the gas of the second temperature which has been solid-gas separated is supplied to the air box 160b through the pipe 172b.
- the gas of the second temperature supplied to the air box 160b fluidizes the solid particles contained in the low temperature storage unit 160a.
- the solid particles contained in the low temperature storage portion 160a are heated to a fourth temperature (the fourth temperature is lower than a third temperature described later and higher than a normal temperature (for example, 25 ° C.)) by the gas of the second temperature. Be done. That is, the solid particles stored in the low temperature storage portion 160a can partially recover the heat of the gas discharged from the first heat exchanger 130.
- the control unit 200 adjusts the opening degree of the flow rate adjustment valve 166 based on the amount of surplus power (hereinafter, referred to as “surplus power amount”). Specifically, the amount of surplus electric power is converted into thermal energy by the heater 124, and when the solid particles are heated by this thermal energy (via gas), the amount of solid particles that reaches the second temperature is It is determined. Therefore, the control unit 200 adjusts the opening degree of the flow rate adjustment valve 166 so that the determined amount of solid particles is supplied to the first heat exchanger 130.
- surge power amount the amount of surplus electric power is converted into thermal energy by the heater 124, and when the solid particles are heated by this thermal energy (via gas), the amount of solid particles that reaches the second temperature is It is determined. Therefore, the control unit 200 adjusts the opening degree of the flow rate adjustment valve 166 so that the determined amount of solid particles is supplied to the first heat exchanger 130.
- the temperature of the solid particles stored in the high temperature tank 150 is constantly maintained at the second temperature even when the surplus power amount fluctuates (when the surplus power amount fluctuates in time). Can. That is, it is possible to cope with fluctuations in surplus power. Therefore, in the heat release mode described later, it is possible to supply to the first heat utilization device 180 a gas of the third temperature that satisfies the required temperature without using additional energy (for example, without burning the auxiliary fuel) It becomes.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining the processing of the control unit 200 in the heat dissipation mode.
- the structure which is not utilized in thermal radiation mode is abbreviate
- the control unit 200 closes the valves 116 a, 146 a, 174 b and the flow rate adjustment valve 166.
- the control unit 200 stops the heater 124. Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the control unit 200 opens the valves 116 b, 116 c, 146 b and 174 a and opens the flow rate adjustment valve 156 to adjust the opening degree.
- the control unit 200 drives the blowers 112 and 116 d and the fluid supply unit 192.
- the gas is supplied from the blower 112 to the first heat exchanger 130 through the low temperature tank 160 and the box body 122.
- the blower 112 supplies the gas at the required flow rate of the first heat utilization device 180.
- high temperature solid particles solid particles at a second temperature
- heat exchange is performed between the low temperature gas and the high temperature solid particles.
- the gas is heated by the solid particles, and the solid particles are cooled by the gas.
- the temperatures of the solid particles and the gas discharged from the first heat exchanger 130 are approximately equal and are the third temperature.
- the solid-gas separator 140 solid-separates the solid-gas mixture discharged from the first heat exchanger 130.
- the solid gas separated high temperature gas (gas of the third temperature) is supplied to the first heat utilization device 180 through the pipe 172a.
- the third temperature is a predetermined temperature that satisfies the required temperature of the first heat utilization device 180, and is lower than the second temperature. Thereby, in the first heat utilization device 180, the thermal energy of the gas is utilized (for example, generated).
- the solid particles separated at the third temperature are solid-gas separated and supplied to the low temperature tank 160 (the low temperature storage portion 160a) through the pipe 144b.
- the low temperature tank 160 stores the solid particles at the third temperature.
- the heat dissipation mode heat exchange is performed between the high temperature solid particles and the low temperature gas, and heat is transferred to the gas. Then, when it becomes necessary (for example, a period during which the power is insufficient), the high-temperature gas (gas at the third temperature) is used (for example, generated) in the first heat utilization device 180.
- the control unit 200 adjusts the opening degree of the flow rate adjustment valve 156 based on the required temperature and the required flow rate of the first heat utilization device 180. Specifically, when the blower 112 supplies the gas at the required flow rate of the first heat utilization device 180 and heats the gas with the solid particles of the second temperature stored in the high temperature tank 150, the gas has a third temperature The amount of solid particles to heat to is determined. Therefore, the controller 200 adjusts the opening degree of the flow rate adjusting valve 156 so that the determined amount of solid particles is supplied to the first heat exchanger 130.
- the temperature of the gas supplied to the first heat utilization device 180 can be set to the required temperature of the first heat utilization device 180. Therefore, it is possible to stably supply the gas at the third temperature that satisfies the required temperature to the first heat utilization device 180 without using additional energy (for example, without burning the auxiliary fuel). . Even if the required temperature (for example, the required power generation amount) of the first heat utilization device 180 fluctuates in time, the amount of supply of solid particles can be adjusted and handled.
- the fluid supply unit 192 also allows the fluid to pass through the heat transfer pipe 190 a of the second heat exchanger 190. Then, heat exchange is performed between the solid particles and the fluid passing through the pipe 144b. Thus, the fluid heated by the solid particles is supplied to the second heat utilization device 194. Then, the second heat utilization device 194 utilizes the heat of the fluid (the heat of the solid particles separated by the solid-gas separator 140). With the configuration provided with the second heat exchanger 190 and the fluid supply part 192, the heat of the solid particles after heating the gas to the third temperature can be used effectively.
- the blower 112 does not supply the gas directly to the heating chamber 120 (the first heat exchanger 130), but allows the solid particles contained in the low temperature storage 160a to pass through (through the solid particles).
- the heat exchanger 130 is supplied with gas.
- the gas supplied to the first heat exchanger 130 can be preheated by the solid particles at the fourth temperature (for example, about 300 ° C. or more and about 400 ° C. or less).
- the heat utilization efficiency can be improved by utilizing the heat of the solid particles contained in the low temperature storage portion 160a.
- the output of the first heat utilization device 180 can be increased.
- the first heat utilization device 180 is a steam turbine generator or a gas turbine generator, it is possible to improve the power generation efficiency.
- the energy storage apparatus 100 converts surplus power into heat energy and holds it in solid particles.
- energy can be stored at low cost as compared with the prior art in which the surplus power is stored in the secondary battery and the prior art in which the surplus power is converted into hydrogen.
- the held energy can be heat energy at high speed. It can be converted to electrical energy.
- the amount of solid particles to be stored is adjusted in the heat storage mode to store solid particles of the designated second temperature even if the surplus power fluctuates. Can.
- the flow rate of the gas supplied by the blower 112 is set as the required flow rate of the first heat utilization device 180, and the amount of solid particles supplied to the first heat exchanger 130 is adjusted to adjust the first heat utilization device
- the temperature of the gas supplied to 180 can be set as the required temperature of the first heat utilization device 180. Therefore, it is possible to cope with temporal load fluctuation of the first heat utilization device 180 without using the auxiliary fuel.
- the flow control valves 156 and 166 have been described by way of example of a mechanical valve (butterfly valve) capable of adjusting the opening degree.
- the flow control valves 156 and 166 are not limited in configuration as long as the flow rate of the solid particles to be passed can be adjusted.
- FIG. 4 is a view for explaining the flow rate adjustment valve 310 according to the first modification.
- the flow control valve 310 is provided instead of the flow control valve 156 will be described as an example.
- a flow control valve 310 may be provided instead of the flow control valve 166.
- the flow control valve 310 is an L valve type loop seal.
- the flow control valve 310 includes a vertical pipe 312, a horizontal pipe 314, a connection pipe 316, and a flow gas supply unit 318.
- the vertical pipe 312 is a pipe extending in the vertical direction.
- the upper end of the vertical pipe 312 is connected to the high temperature tank 150.
- the horizontal pipe 314 is a pipe extending in the horizontal direction.
- the horizontal pipe 314 is continuous with the vertical pipe 312. That is, the vertical pipe 312 and the horizontal pipe 314 are L-shaped pipes.
- the connecting pipe 316 is continuous with the horizontal pipe 314.
- the connection pipe 316 is connected to the first heat exchanger 130.
- the flow gas supply unit 318 supplies gas to the vertical pipe 312 or the horizontal pipe 314.
- the fluidizing gas supply unit 318 includes a nozzle 318a and a pump 318b.
- the nozzle 318 a has an opening facing the horizontal pipe 314.
- the pump 318b supplies gas to the nozzle 318a.
- solid particles fall from the high temperature tank 150 to the vertical pipe 312 and are deposited on the vertical pipe 312 and the horizontal pipe 314.
- the deposited solid particles are fluidized by the gas and delivered to the connection pipe 316.
- the pump 318 b is controlled by the controller 200.
- the controller 200 can adjust the flow rate of the solid particles delivered to the connection pipe 316 by controlling the flow rate of the gas supplied by the pump 318b.
- the flow rate adjustment valve 310 By setting the flow rate adjustment valve 310 as an L valve type loop seal (non-mechanical valve), the flow rate of the solid particles can be adjusted even if the solid particles are at a high temperature. Further, since the L valve type loop seal has a simple structure, it can be easily maintained.
- FIG. 5 is a view for explaining the flow rate adjustment valve 320 according to the second modification.
- a case where the flow control valve 320 is provided instead of the flow control valve 156 will be described as an example.
- a flow control valve 320 may be provided instead of the flow control valve 166.
- the flow control valve 320 is a J valve type loop seal. Specifically, the flow rate adjustment valve 320 includes a vertical pipe 322, a pot portion 324, a connection pipe 326, and a flow gas supply portion 328.
- the vertical pipe 322 is a pipe extending in the vertical direction.
- the upper end of the vertical pipe 322 is connected to the high temperature tank 150, and the lower end is connected to the inlet 324 a of the pot portion 324.
- the pot portion 324 is a hollow container.
- the pot portion 324 has an inlet 324 a formed in the ceiling.
- the pot portion 324 has an outlet 324 b formed on the side.
- a partition plate 324c extending vertically downward from the ceiling is provided in the pot portion 324.
- the partition plate 324c divides the inside of the pot portion 324 into an area in which the inlet 324a is formed and an area in which the outlet 324b is formed. Further, the tip end of the partition plate 324c extends vertically downward from the lower end of the outlet 324b.
- the connection pipe 326 connects the outlet 324 b of the pot portion 324 and the first heat exchanger 130.
- the fluidizing gas supply unit 328 supplies gas from the bottom of the pot portion 324.
- the fluidizing gas supply unit 328 includes an air box 328a and a pump 328b.
- the wind box 328 a is provided below the pot portion 324.
- the upper portion of the wind box 328a is configured of a ventilable distribution plate.
- the top of the wind box 328 a also functions as the bottom of the pot portion 324.
- a fluidizing gas (air) is supplied to the air box 328a from a pump 328b.
- the fluidizing gas supplied to the air box 328 a is supplied from the bottom surface (dispersion plate) of the pot portion 324 into the pot portion 324.
- the flow velocity of the fluidizing gas supplied from the fluidizing gas supply unit 328 to the pot portion 324 is equal to or greater than the minimum fluidization velocity of solid particles and less than the scattering velocity. Therefore, the solid particles dropped from the high temperature tank 150 through the vertical pipe 322 are fluidized by the fluidization gas, and a fluidized bed (bubble fluidized bed) is formed in the pot portion 324.
- the pump 328 b is on / off controlled by the controller 200.
- the controller 200 drives the pump 328 b to deliver the solid particles from the high temperature tank 150 to the connection pipe 326.
- the control unit 200 stops the pump 328 b to stop the delivery of solid particles from the high temperature tank 150 to the connection pipe 326.
- the flow control valve 320 By setting the flow control valve 320 as a J-valve loop seal (non-mechanical valve), solid particles can be supplied even if the solid particles are at high temperature.
- FIG. 6 is a view for explaining a particle supply unit 330 according to a third modification.
- the particle supply unit 330 is provided instead of the high temperature particle supply unit 152 will be described as an example.
- a particle supply unit 330 may be provided instead of the low temperature particle supply unit 162.
- the particle supply unit 330 includes a main pipe 332, a plurality of sub pipes 334 and 336, and valves 332a, 334a and 336a.
- the main pipe 332 connects the high temperature tank 150 and the first heat exchanger 130.
- the valve 332 a is provided in the main pipe 332.
- the auxiliary pipe 334 connects the high temperature tank 150 and the valve 332 a in the main pipe 332 to the first heat exchanger 130.
- the valve 334 a is provided in the auxiliary pipe 334.
- the auxiliary pipe 336 connects the connection portion between the high temperature tank 150 and the auxiliary pipe 334 in the main pipe 332 and the first heat exchanger 130.
- the valve 336 a is provided in the auxiliary pipe 336.
- the flow passage cross-sectional area of the main piping 332 is larger than that of the secondary piping 334.
- the flow passage cross-sectional area of the secondary pipe 334 is larger than that of the secondary pipe 336. If it demonstrates concretely, the flow-path cross-sectional area of the main piping 332 is 1/2 of the flow-path cross-sectional area of the piping 154 of the high temperature particle
- the flow passage cross-sectional area of the secondary piping 334 is 1 ⁇ 4 (1 ⁇ 2 2 ) of the piping 154.
- the flow passage cross-sectional area of the secondary piping 336 is 1/8 (1/2 3 ) of the piping 154.
- the flow rates at which solid particles pass are different.
- the flow rate of the main pipe 332 is 1 ⁇ 2
- the flow rate of the sub pipe 334 is 1 ⁇ 4
- the flow rate of the sub pipe 336 is 1 ⁇ 8. Note that two sub pipes 336 may be provided.
- the valves 332a, 334a, 336a are on-off valves.
- the valves 332a, 334a, 336a are, for example, the J valve type loop seals described in the second modification.
- the valves 332 a, 334 a, 336 a are controlled by the controller 200 to open and close.
- the control unit 200 can adjust the flow rate of the solid particles supplied from the high temperature tank 150 to the first heat exchanger 130 simply by opening and closing any one or more of the valves 332a, 334a, 336a.
- the flow rate of the solid particles supplied from the high temperature tank 150 to the first heat exchanger 130 can be adjusted with higher accuracy.
- FIG. 7A is a view for explaining a heater 424 according to the fourth modification.
- FIG. 7B is a view for explaining a heater 524 according to the fourth modification.
- FIG. 7C is a view for explaining a heater 624 according to the fourth modification.
- the same reference numerals are given to configurations substantially equivalent to the configurations described in the above embodiment, and the description will be omitted.
- the heater 424 is an electric heater. As shown in FIG. 7A, the heater 424 is provided on the outer wall of the first heat exchanger 130.
- the heater 524 is an electric heater. As shown in FIG. 7B, the heater 524 is provided on the inner wall of the first heat exchanger 130.
- the heater 624 is an electric heater. As shown in FIG. 7C, the heater 624 is provided in the first heat exchanger 130.
- the heaters 424, 524, 624 are provided at least below the first heat exchanger 130.
- the heating temperature of the heaters 424, 524 and 624 is lower than the heat resistance temperature of the box 122 (heat resistance temperature of the dispersion plate of the box 122).
- the heaters 424, 524, 624 are driven and controlled by the control unit 200. Specifically, the heaters 424, 524, 624 are driven in the thermal storage mode and stopped in the thermal dissipation mode. By providing the heaters 424, 524, 624, it is possible to efficiently transfer heat to solid particles.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining the processing of the control unit 200 in the heat storage mode according to the fifth modification.
- the structure which is not utilized in thermal storage mode is abbreviate
- the control unit 200 closes the valves 116 b, 146 b, 174 a, and the flow rate adjustment valve 156.
- the control unit 200 stops the fluid supply unit 192. Further, as shown in FIG. 8, the control unit 200 drives the blowers 112 and 116 d and the heater 124. Also, the control unit 200 opens the valves 116a, 116c, 146a, and 174b. The control unit 200 opens the flow rate adjustment valve 166 to adjust the opening degree.
- the gas exhausted from the low temperature tank 160 (the low temperature storage portion 160 a) is supplied to the heating chamber 120. That is, the gas supply unit 110 supplies the gas to the first heat exchanger 130 after passing the gas through the solid particles stored in the low temperature tank 160. Thereby, the gas preheated in the low temperature tank 160 can be supplied to the first heat exchanger 130. Therefore, the gas supply unit 110 can recover the heat of the gas discharged from the first heat exchanger 130, which could not recover the solid particles stored in the low temperature storage unit 160a.
- the solid particles are described by way of an example in which the first heat exchanger 130 is supplied only from the high temperature tank 150.
- solid particles may be supplied to the first heat exchanger 130 from other configurations.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining the processing of the control unit 200 in the heat dissipation mode according to the sixth modification.
- the structure which is not utilized in thermal radiation mode is abbreviate
- the control unit 200 closes the valves 116a, 146a, and 174b.
- the control unit 200 stops the heater 124.
- the control unit 200 opens the valves 116b, 116c, 146b and 174a and opens the flow control valves 156 and 166 to adjust the degree of opening.
- the control unit 200 drives the blowers 112 and 116 d and the fluid supply unit 192. That is, in the heat dissipation mode, the control unit 200 of the sixth modification controls the low temperature particle supply unit 162 in addition to the solid particles stored in the high temperature tank 150 so that the low temperature tank 160 to the first heat exchanger 130 Supply solid particles.
- the control unit 200 also adjusts the opening degree of the flow rate adjustment valves 156 and 166 based on the required temperature and the required flow rate of the first heat utilization device 180. Specifically, the blower 112 supplies gas at the required flow rate of the first heat utilization device 180, and the solid particles of the second temperature stored in the high temperature tank 150 and the solid of the fourth temperature stored in the low temperature tank 160 When heating the gas with the particles, the amount of solid particles at the second temperature and the amount of solid particles at the fourth temperature for heating the gas to the third temperature are determined. Therefore, the control unit 200 adjusts the opening degree of the flow rate adjustment valve 156 so that the determined amount of solid particles of the second temperature is supplied to the first heat exchanger 130. In addition, the control unit 200 adjusts the opening degree of the flow rate adjustment valve 166 so that the determined amount of solid particles at the fourth temperature is supplied to the first heat exchanger 130.
- the control unit 200 supplies solid particles from the high temperature tank 150 and the low temperature tank 160 to the first heat exchanger 130, compared with the case where solid particles are supplied only from the high temperature tank 150.
- the supply time of solid particles can be extended.
- the first heat exchanger 130 can extend the time for heat exchange between the solid particles and the gas. Therefore, the gas delivery part 170 can supply the gas of the third temperature to the first heat utilization device 180 for a long time. Thereby, the first heat utilization device 180 can be operated for a long time.
- gas supply unit 110 may supply, for example, carbon dioxide or combustion exhaust gas.
- the configuration of the gas supply unit 110 is not limited as long as the gas can be supplied to the first heat exchanger 130.
- the gas supply unit 110 may be provided with a compressed gas source (for example, a compressed air source) or a pump instead of the blower 112.
- the structure to which gas is supplied from the bottom face of the 1st heat exchanger 130 was mentioned as the example, and was demonstrated.
- the gas (air) may be supplied from below the supply point of the solid particles in the first heat exchanger 130.
- gas (air) may be supplied from the lower part of the first heat exchanger 130.
- the gas supply unit 110 may supply a gas at normal pressure or may supply a pressurized gas.
- the fluid supply unit 192 supplies the fluid heat-exchanged by the second heat exchanger 190 to the second heat utilization device 194 has been described as an example.
- the fluid supply unit 192 may supply the fluid heat-exchanged by the second heat exchanger 190 to the first heat utilization device 180 instead of or in addition to the second heat utilization device 194.
- the low temperature tank 160 mentioned and demonstrated as an example the structure which stores solid particles as a fluidized bed. Thereby, the gas can be efficiently preheated by the heat of the solid particles in the heat release mode.
- the configuration of the low temperature tank 160 is not limited as long as it can store solid particles.
- the low temperature tank 160 may be, for example, a hopper.
- the low temperature tank 160 may store solid particles as a moving bed.
- the high temperature tank 150 was a hopper was mentioned as the example, and was demonstrated. Thereby, the heat radiation of the high temperature solid particles can be suppressed.
- the configuration of the high temperature tank 150 is not limited as long as it can store solid particles.
- the high temperature tank 150 may be configured to store solid particles as a fluidized bed, for example, similarly to the low temperature tank 160.
- a period in which the power is surplus (generated power amount-required power amount> predetermined value (for example, 0)) is set as the heat storage mode.
- the heat storage mode may be used.
- it became necessary it made it the heat dissipation mode.
- it is necessary to use heat for example, when you want to use heat in a cement plant
- the blower 116d is not an essential component.
- the control unit 200 may not drive the blower 116 d.
- the energy storage device 100 may include a bypass pipe connected to the pipe 114c and bypassing the blower 116d.
- the control unit 200 sets the gas passage route as a route passing through the blower 116d.
- the control unit 200 sets the gas passage route as a route passing through the bypass pipe.
- the control unit 200 adjusts the opening degree of the flow rate adjustment valve 156 based on the required temperature and the required flow rate of the first heat utilization device 180 as an example.
- the control unit 200 may adjust the opening degree of the flow rate adjustment valve 156 based on the required temperature of the first heat utilization device 180.
- the control unit 200 may adjust the opening degree of the flow rate adjustment valves 156 and 166 based on the required temperature of the first heat utilization device 180.
- the structure by which two subpipes are provided was mentioned as the example and demonstrated.
- the number of secondary pipes is not limited.
- the auxiliary pipes may have different pipe diameters.
- the energy storage device 100 may include one or more of the heaters 124, 424, 524, 624.
- the present disclosure can be utilized for energy storage devices.
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図1は、蓄エネルギー装置100を説明する図である。図1に示すように、蓄エネルギー装置100は、気体供給部110と、加熱室120と、第1熱交換器130と、固気分離器140と、分配部142と、高温槽150と、高温粒子供給部152と、低温槽160と、低温粒子供給部162と、気体送出部170と、第1熱利用機器180と、第2熱交換器190と、流体供給部192と、第2熱利用機器194と、制御部200とを含む。なお、図1中、実線の矢印は、固体粒子および固気混合物の流れを示す。図1中、破線の矢印は、流体の流れを示す。
図2は、蓄熱モードにおける制御部200の処理を説明する図である。なお、理解を容易にするために、図2中、蓄熱モードにおいて利用されない構成を省略する。
図3は、放熱モードにおける制御部200の処理を説明する図である。なお、理解を容易にするために、図3中、放熱モードにおいて利用されない構成を省略する。
上記実施形態において、流量調整弁156、166が開度を調整できる機械式の弁(バタフライ弁)である構成を例に挙げて説明した。しかし、流量調整弁156、166は、通過させる固体粒子の流量を調整できれば構成に限定はない。
図5は、第2の変形例にかかる流量調整弁320を説明する図である。なお、ここでは、流量調整弁156に代えて流量調整弁320が設けられる場合を例に挙げて説明する。しかし、流量調整弁166に代えて流量調整弁320が設けられてもよい。
図6は、第3の変形例にかかる粒子供給部330を説明する図である。なお、ここでは、高温粒子供給部152に代えて粒子供給部330が設けられる場合を例に挙げて説明する。しかし、低温粒子供給部162に代えて粒子供給部330が設けられてもよい。
図7Aは、第4の変形例にかかる加熱器424を説明する図である。図7Bは、第4の変形例にかかる加熱器524を説明する図である。図7Cは、第4の変形例にかかる加熱器624を説明する図である。なお、第4の変形例において、上記実施形態で説明した構成と実質的に等しい構成については、同一の符号を付して説明を省略する。
上記実施形態の蓄熱モードにおいて、低温槽160の低温収容部160aから排気された第4温度の気体が、圧力エネルギー回収部160eに供給される場合を例に挙げて説明した。しかし、蓄熱モードにおいて、低温収容部160aから排気された気体は、他の構成に供給されてもよい。
上記実施形態の放熱モードにおいて、固体粒子は、高温槽150からのみ第1熱交換器130に供給される構成を例に挙げて説明した。しかし、第1熱交換器130には、他の構成から固体粒子が供給されてもよい。
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- 底面または下部に形成された気体供給口から気体が供給され、前記気体供給口より上方から固体粒子が供給され、前記気体と前記固体粒子とを熱交換する第1熱交換器と、
前記第1熱交換器に気体を供給する気体供給部と、
前記気体供給部から送出され前記第1熱交換器に供給される気体、および、前記第1熱交換器内の気体のうち、いずれか一方または両方を、電力を消費して加熱する加熱器と、
前記第1熱交換器から排出された固気混合物を固気分離する固気分離器と、
前記固気分離器によって分離された前記固体粒子を貯留する高温槽および低温槽と、
前記固気分離器によって分離された前記気体が有する熱エネルギーを利用する第1熱利用機器と、
前記高温槽に貯留された前記固体粒子を前記第1熱交換器に供給する高温粒子供給部と、
前記低温槽に貯留された前記固体粒子を前記第1熱交換器に供給する低温粒子供給部と、
を備える蓄エネルギー装置。 - 前記気体供給部、前記加熱器、および、前記低温粒子供給部を制御する制御部を備え、
前記制御部は、所定の蓄熱モードにおいて、前記気体供給部を制御して前記第1熱交換器に気体を供給し、前記加熱器を駆動して前記気体を加熱し、前記低温粒子供給部を制御して前記低温槽から前記第1熱交換器に前記固体粒子を供給して、前記第1熱交換器において前記気体で前記固体粒子を加熱し、前記固気分離器によって分離された前記固体粒子を前記高温槽に供給する請求項1に記載の蓄エネルギー装置。 - 前記制御部は、前記蓄熱モードにおいて、所定の余剰電力量に基づいて、前記低温粒子供給部が供給する前記固体粒子の量を調整する請求項2に記載の蓄エネルギー装置。
- 前記気体供給部は、前記蓄熱モードにおいて、前記低温槽に貯留された前記固体粒子に前記気体を通過させた後、前記気体を前記第1熱交換器に供給する請求項2または3に記載の蓄エネルギー装置。
- 前記気体供給部、前記加熱器、および、前記高温粒子供給部を制御する制御部を備え、
前記制御部は、所定の放熱モードにおいて、前記加熱器を停止し、前記気体供給部を制御して前記第1熱交換器に気体を供給し、前記高温粒子供給部を制御して前記高温槽から前記第1熱交換器に前記固体粒子を供給して、前記第1熱交換器において前記固体粒子で前記気体を加熱し、前記固気分離器によって分離された前記固体粒子を前記低温槽に供給し、前記固気分離器によって分離された前記気体を前記第1熱利用機器に供給する請求項1から4のいずれか1項に記載の蓄エネルギー装置。 - 前記気体供給部は、前記放熱モードにおいて、前記低温槽に貯留された前記固体粒子に前記気体を通過させた後、前記気体を前記第1熱交換器に供給する請求項5に記載の蓄エネルギー装置。
- 前記制御部は、
前記放熱モードにおいて、前記第1熱利用機器によって要求されるガスの要求温度に基づいて、前記高温粒子供給部が供給する前記固体粒子の量を調整する請求項5または6に記載の蓄エネルギー装置。 - 前記制御部は、前記放熱モードにおいて、前記低温粒子供給部を制御して前記低温槽から前記第1熱交換器に前記固体粒子を供給する請求項5から7のいずれか1項に記載の蓄エネルギー装置。
- 前記高温粒子供給部および前記低温粒子供給部のいずれか一方または両方は、
通過する固体粒子の流量が互いに異なる複数の配管と、
前記複数の配管それぞれに設けられたバルブと、
を有し、
前記制御部は、前記複数のバルブそれぞれを開閉制御する請求項3または7に記載の蓄エネルギー装置。 - 前記低温槽は、
前記固体粒子を収容する低温収容部と、
前記低温収容部の底面または下部から流動化気体を供給する流動化気体供給部と、
を備える請求項1から9のいずれか1項に記載の蓄エネルギー装置。 - 前記加熱器は、前記第1熱交換器の壁、および、前記第1熱交換器内のいずれか一方または両方に設けられる請求項1から10のいずれか1項に記載の蓄エネルギー装置。
- 前記固気分離器によって分離された前記固体粒子と流体とを熱交換する第2熱交換器と、
前記第2熱交換器によって熱交換された前記流体を、前記第1熱利用機器および第2熱利用機器のいずれか一方または両方に供給する流体供給部と、
を備え、
前記低温槽は、前記第2熱交換器によって熱交換された前記固体粒子を貯留する請求項1から11のいずれか1項に記載の蓄エネルギー装置。 - 前記加熱器は、再生可能エネルギーを利用した発電システム、および、タービン発電機を利用した発電システムのいずれか一方または両方で生成された電力を消費する請求項1から12のいずれか1項に記載の蓄エネルギー装置。
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