WO2020153042A1 - 発電プラントおよび発電方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a power generation plant and a power generation method.
- Resource management in a power plant refers to the procurement, management and disposal of resources that are the source of thermal energy supplied to the turbine.
- Resources in modern society refer to fossil fuels including coal, oil and natural gas, and nuclear fuels including uranium and plutonium. In recent years, proposals have been made to use natural energy including solar energy and wind energy as alternative resources.
- a fossil fuel-based power plant can be said to be an unstable power source from an environmental or economic point of view because fossil fuel is an exhaustible resource.
- fossil fuels are not suitable for ensuring the sustainability of the global environment because byproducts including exhaust gas resulting from combustion adversely affect the global environment.
- nuclear fuel In a power plant based on nuclear fuel, the heat generated by the nuclear fission reaction becomes the power source of the turbine generator. Since nuclear fuel has a high energy density and is easy to stockpile, and it can be reused as a resource fuel by reprocessing spent fuel, electric energy based on nuclear fuel is positioned as a sub-domestic energy with low resource dependence. (Non-patent document 1).
- German Aerospace Center "The DLR high flux solar furnace” (https://www.dlr.de/sf/en/desktopdedefault.aspx/tabid-10953/19318_read-44871/) K. Wieghardt, et al. , “SynLight-The World's Largest Artificial Sun", AIP Conference Proceedings, 1734, 030038 (2016).
- Non-Patent Document 1 attempts have been made to convert resources in power generation plants to non-fossil fuels including nuclear fuel for the purpose of improving the energy self-sufficiency rate.
- Non-Patent Document 3 refueling of fossil fuels that can be expected to provide a stable resource supply Conversion has been made.
- the amount of waste derived from fossil fuels has increased, and it is no longer easy to ensure the sustainability of the global environment, and a waste-free (zero waste) system is required. Zero waste means to reduce waste as much as possible.
- a laser light receiving unit installed on the ground for receiving laser light generated by being excited by sunlight, and a ground installed for generating electricity using the laser light received by the laser light receiving unit.
- the power receiving device includes a concave mirror for reflecting the received laser light so as to focus the received laser light on a predetermined position and range, and the power generating device is irradiated with the laser light reflected from the concave mirror.
- a power generation system that includes a steam generation unit that generates steam from a heat medium by the steam generator, a steam turbine that is driven by the steam generated by the steam generation unit, and a generator that is driven by the driving force of the steam turbine, Provided is a power generation system capable of efficiently transporting energy obtained using sunlight as an energy source and performing large-scale power generation using the energy (Patent Document 1).
- a solar heat collecting system that collects solar heat to generate saturated steam from water
- a power generation system having a saturated steam turbine that can be driven by the saturated steam of the solar heat collecting system, a saturated steam of the solar heat collecting system, and It is equipped with a heat storage and heat radiation system that can introduce water from the power generation system.
- the heat storage/radiation system includes a heat storage tank formed of a solid heat storage material, and supplies heat storage/radiation device that exchanges heat with saturated steam of the solar heat collection system or water of the power generation system, and saturated steam of the solar heat collection system to the heat storage/radiation device.
- First steam supply pipe water supply pipe for supplying water of the power generation system to the heat storage/radiation device, brackish water separator for separating gas-liquid two-phase fluid generated by heat exchange with the heat storage/radiation device into saturated steam and saturated water, separation
- a solar thermal power generation system including a second steam supply pipe for supplying the saturated steam described above to a saturated steam turbine (Patent Document 2).
- Non-Patent Document 4 there is a research report in which radiant light emitted from 18 radiant light modules is condensed into a minute region having a diameter of 5 cm to achieve a radiant intensity of 7.5 kW.
- Non-Patent Documents 5 and 6 describe a report on an artificial sun composed of 149 xenon lamps.
- Non-Patent Document 6 reports an example of achieving a radiant intensity of 280 kW.
- an artificial sun can be cited as a resource candidate in a power plant.
- Patent Document 3 the nuclear fuel rods, fission reaction control rods and radioactive components of the nuclear power plant will be wiped out and all facilities will be utilized to convert to solar power generation.
- heat-resistant heating rods are passed from the lower water area of the furnace to the upper center, and the heat-resistant members are tightly sealed around the heat-resistant heating rods at the upper end of the furnace. The area is surrounded by a heat-resistant inner wall mirror box, and the tip of the uppermost part is conical and exposed.
- the focal point of sunlight heat is directly radiated to heat the water in the furnace to generate water vapor, rotate the steam turbine, and rotate the generator to generate electricity (Patent Document). 3). For this reason, the technological trend of diverting existing power plants and converting them to clean energy is increasing.
- the artificial sun and solar simulator can suppress the generation of waste, which is a problem when using fossil fuels and nuclear fuels. Therefore, realization of zero waste type energy generation is expected by utilizing artificial sun.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and the realization of a power plant capable of reducing the waste generated by the generation of electric power energy is an issue to be solved.
- the present invention is a power plant for realizing zero-waste type energy creation, comprising a plurality of light sources, and collecting radiated light from at least a part of the plurality of light sources in a region.
- a steam system that includes a photothermal system that emits light, a steam generator that generates steam by using a region as a heat source, and a turbine generator that drives the steam as a power source to generate electric power and power supplied from the turbine generator And a power system for distributing power to at least a part of the plurality of light sources.
- the light source comprises an ellipsoidal reflector.
- the present invention has the technical effect of facilitating the collection of radiated light onto a region.
- the light source is a short arc lamp using xenon gas as an excitation source.
- the present invention has the technical effect that the radiation intensity in the region can be improved.
- the area is less than 1 meter square.
- a power plant for realizing zero-waste type energy generation a condenser for condensing steam exhausted from a turbine generator to generate water, a photothermal system and a steam system.
- a water supply system including a water supply device for supplying at least the water is provided, and the electric power system distributes electric power to the water supply system via a distribution network.
- the present invention has the technical effect of realizing water circulation through the photothermal system, the steam system, and the water supply system, and capable of suitably cooling the light source in the photothermal system.
- the present invention is a power generation method for realizing zero-waste energy generation, in which radiated light from at least a part of a plurality of light sources is collected in a region thermally connected to a steam generator, and the region is a heat source.
- steam is generated in the steam generator, the turbine generator is driven by using the steam as a power source to generate electric power, and the electric power is distributed to at least part of the plurality of light sources. ..
- the area is at least a part of a heat source in a nuclear power plant or a thermal power plant.
- a power plant such as an existing nuclear power plant or a thermal power plant that requires a heat source for its power generation
- a region where radiant light is collected is introduced as a heat source, and zero waste type energy is created.
- the existing heat source is reconnected to the heat source in the area where the radiant light is collected, creating zero-waste energy. Can contribute to the realization of.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a light source and a region according to the embodiment of the present invention. It is a schematic diagram of a photothermal system concerning an embodiment of the present invention.
- the power generation plant 1 includes a photothermal system 10, a steam system 20, a water supply system 30, a power system 40, and an information system 50.
- the photothermal system 10 includes a light source 10S and a region 10R.
- the emitted light L emitted from the light source 10S is focused on the region 10R.
- the heat H is generated in the region 10R where the radiant light L is collected and is conducted from the region 10R to the steam system 20.
- the steam system 20 includes a steam generator 20B including a boiler. At this time, the region 10R and the steam generator 20B are thermally connected.
- the steam system 20 includes superheaters 20H1, 20H2, and 20H3.
- the steam system 20 further includes a turbine generator 20TG including turbines 20T1, 20T2 and 20T3 and a generator 20G.
- the steam system 20 uses the region 10R as a heat source to generate steam S and guides the steam S to the turbines 20T1, 20T2, and 20T3.
- the turbines 20T1, 20T2 and 20T3 convert the thermal energy of the steam S into kinetic energy and drive the generator 20G.
- the water supply system 30 includes a condenser 30C that condenses the steam S exhausted from the steam system 20 to generate water W, a water supply device 30P that supplies the water W to the photothermal system 10 and the steam system 20, and a water supply amount. And valves 30V1, 30V2 and 30V3 for adjusting The water supply 30P is preferably realized in the form of a pump.
- the power system 40 includes a power distribution network 40N (not shown) connected to the generator 20G, and a voltage regulator 40T that performs voltage adjustment including boosting.
- the power system 40 distributes the power E to at least the photothermal system 10, the water supply system 30, and the information system 50.
- the information system 50 includes a computer device 50C, a network 50N, and a sensor terminal 50S.
- the computer device 50C is used, for example, to store and monitor the electric power balance in the power generation plant 1 and the information D including the temperature, the flow rate, and the pressure of the steam S.
- the computer device 50C manages the information D acquired by the sensor terminal 50S provided in at least one of the photothermal system 10, the steam system 20, the water supply system 30, and the power system 40 via the network 50N.
- step SA Condensing radiant light by the photothermal system 10 and generating a heat source
- step SB Generation of steam by the steam system 20
- step SC Drive of turbine in steam system 20
- step SE Power generation in the steam system 20
- step SE Condensate by the water supply system 30
- step SE Water supply to the photothermal system 10 and the steam system 20 by the water supply system 30
- the photothermal system 10 includes a plurality of light sources 10S that are periodically arranged. At this time, the angle between the light sources 10S is preferably 60 degrees.
- the number of light sources 10S provided in the photothermal system 10 in this embodiment is preferably 149.
- the quantity is determined based on the desired radiation intensity.
- a sensor terminal 50SL which is an example of a CCD camera, for measuring the area temperature in the area 10R may be provided instead of the light source 10S.
- the light source 10S includes a light emitting unit 10L and an ellipsoidal reflector 10M.
- the light emitting unit 10L includes an arc tube 10LB having therein an anode 10LA, a cathode 10LC, and xenon gas sealed at room temperature and a predetermined pressure.
- the light emitting unit 10L further includes a terminal 10LT connected to the light emitting tube 10LB.
- the vertical direction in FIG. 3B corresponds to A-A′ in FIG.
- the xenon gas is excited by the arc discharge between the anode 10LA and the cathode 10LC, and the emitted light L is generated.
- the emitted light L is reflected by the ellipsoidal reflector 10M and emitted toward the region 10R.
- the light source 10S may be configured to include a fin portion for heat dissipation around the ellipsoidal reflector 10M.
- the plurality of light sources 10S are arranged between adjacent light sources 10S so as to have a predetermined elevation angle 10A in the radiation direction axis of the radiation light L.
- the opening 10MA side of the photothermal system 10 is preferably arranged in a concave shape.
- the elevation angle 10A is preferably determined based on the number of light sources 10S included in the photothermal system 10 and the area of the region 10R so that the radiation intensity in the region 10R becomes maximum.
- the circumference of the opening 10MA is, for example, 1 meter. In the present embodiment, the circumference of the opening 10MA is within a range in which the photothermal system 10 can be maintained independently, and there is no limitation.
- the distance between the light source 10S and the region 10R is determined based on the area of the region 10R and the focal length 10D of the light source 10S, and is 8 meters as an example.
- the area of the region 10R is, for example, 1 meter square or less.
- the region 10R in the present embodiment may be configured to collect pseudo sunlight using a xenon lamp and a halogen lamp as a light source.
- the plurality of light sources 10S may include a xenon lamp, a halogen lamp, and a half mirror.
- natural sunlight may be condensed via a lens or a reflecting mirror in the form of a solar furnace.
- the region 10R is divided into two different regions, the emitted light of the light source 10S is collected in one region, and natural sunlight is collected in the other region. It goes without saying that both of the two regions serve as the heat source in this embodiment.
- the photothermal system 10 includes a pedestal 10F as a mounting destination of the light source 10S, and a water tank 10P for exchanging heat with the pedestal 10F thermally connected to the light source 10S.
- the gantry 10F preferably includes a metal member having excellent thermal conductivity. Further, at least a part of the gantry 10F preferably contacts the water tank 10P.
- the water tank 10P is thermally connected to the water supply system 30.
- the water W supplied from the water supply device 30P is used for heat exchange including cooling of the gantry 10F that is thermally connected to the light source 10S.
- the water tank 10P may be configured to be shielded from the outside air in order to prevent impurities including chloride ions from being mixed.
- the water tank 10P is thermally connected to the gantry 10F and the water supply system 30 in the form of a heat sink containing the water W therein.
- the light source 10S includes movable parts 10J1 and 10J2 for connecting to the mount 10F and adjusting the position of the light source 10S.
- the movable parts 10J1 and 10J2 are used for adjusting the vertical and horizontal light source rotation angles corresponding to the light source 10S, respectively.
- the movable parts 10J1 and 10J2 preferably include an actuator having heat resistance. At this time, the actuator is connected to the power system 40 and the information system 50.
- the light source 10S is electrically connected to the power system 40. At this time, electric power is supplied from the generator 20G for arc discharge in the light source 10S.
- the electric power of the movable parts 10J1 and 10J2 may be supplied from the generator 20G.
- the photothermal system 10 in the present embodiment may be configured to be connected to a standby power source 40G, which is a diesel generator as an example.
- the standby power supply 40G is used when starting the power generation plant 1.
- the photothermal system 10 in the present embodiment may be configured to include a plurality of light sources 10S and reflectors corresponding to the plurality of light sources 10S. At this time, the region 10R has the heat H generated by the radiated light collected by the reflector.
- the steam generator 20B includes a water drum 20BW (not shown) that stores the water W, a furnace 20BF (not shown) that is thermally connected to the region 10R to generate the steam S from the water W, and a steam that stores the steam S.
- a drum 20BS (not shown) and a water wall 20BWW (not shown) that supplies the water W stored in the steam drum 20BS to the water drum 20BW are provided.
- the water drum 20BW includes the sensor terminal 50SWB for measuring the chloride ion concentration in water of the water W.
- the steam system 20 includes superheaters 20H1, 20H2, and 20H3.
- the superheater 20H1 superheats the steam S supplied from the steam drum 20BS and supplies the superheated steam S to the superheater 20H2.
- the superheater 20H2 further superheats the steam S and supplies the steam S to the turbine 20T1.
- the steam S exhausted from the turbine 20T1 is supplied to the superheater 20H3, reheated, and supplied to the turbine 20T2.
- the steam S exhausted from the turbine 20T2 is supplied to the turbine 20T3 and finally supplied to the condenser 30C.
- the turbines 20T1, 20T2 and 20T3 are driven in the form of a high pressure turbine, a medium pressure turbine and a low pressure turbine, respectively.
- the superheaters 20H1, 20H2 and 20H3 and the turbines 20T1, 20T2 and 20T3 may be configured to include a sensor terminal 50SS for measuring the steam temperature and the steam pressure of the steam S.
- the power plant 1 using superheated steam of 500° C. or more and about 25 MPaG is exemplified, but the type of the steam S is not limited.
- the steam system 20 may be configured in a mode that uses saturated steam or supercritical water.
- the condenser 30C includes a heat exchanger 30CH (not shown) for exchanging heat between the steam S and the alternative water supplied from the turbine 20T3, and a steam condenser 30CS (not shown).
- the substitute water is preferably seawater.
- the heat exchanger 30CH supplies the water W condensed by heat exchange to the steam condenser 30CS, and causes the steam leaking from the steam condenser 30CS and the alternative water to exchange heat.
- the water W is supplied to the water supply device 30P.
- the steam condenser 30CS includes a sensor terminal 50SWC for measuring the chloride ion concentration of water W in water.
- the water supply system 30 includes valves 30V1, 30V2 and 30V3.
- the valves 30V1, 30V2 and 30V3 are used for adjusting the amount of water supplied to the photothermal system 10, the steam generator 20B and the superheater, respectively.
- the valves 30V1, 30V2, and 30V3 may be configured to include a sensor terminal 50SV for adjusting the water supply amount.
- the computer device 50C includes an arithmetic unit having a CPU as an example, a main memory having a RAM as an example, an auxiliary memory having an HDD as an example, an input device having a keyboard as an example, and a display having a liquid crystal display as an example. And a communication device for performing communication using the network 50N.
- a sensor terminal 50S is connected to the network 50N.
- at least one of the photothermal system 10, the steam system 20, and the water supply system 30 is operated via the computer device 50C and the network 50N.
- the movable parts 10J1 and 10J2 are operated based on the region temperature to adjust the light source rotation angle of the light source 10S.
- the light source rotation angles of the movable parts 10J1 and 10J2 are feedback-controlled so that the region temperature becomes maximum.
- the configurations related to the steam system 20, the water supply system 30, the power system 40, and the information system 50 may be appropriately determined from the viewpoint of diverting the existing power plant equipment.
- the energy conversion which converts an electrical energy into a thermal energy can be implement
- the region 10R according to the embodiment of the present invention may be treated as at least a part of the heat source in the nuclear power plant or the thermal power plant.
- nuclear power plant in the description in this specification is understood as a power plant that requires a heat source that uses nuclear fuel as a resource.
- thermal power plant in the description of the present specification is understood as a power plant that requires a heat source that uses fossil fuel as a resource. ..
- Thermal connection in the description in this specification refers to a connection in which heat conduction occurs between two objects regardless of the presence or absence of mechanical connection. At this time, gas may be inserted between the two objects, and a member or the like made of a material exhibiting a desired thermal conductivity may be inserted therebetween.
- a power generation method collects light emitted from at least a part of a plurality of light sources or a processor corresponding to the plurality of light sources in a region thermally connected to a steam generator. And controlling the steam generator or a processor corresponding to the steam generator to generate steam using the region as a heat source, and driving the turbine generator or the processor corresponding to the turbine generator using the steam as a power source.
- the power is controlled to be generated, and the power distribution network or a processor that controls the power distribution is controlled to distribute the power to at least a part of the plurality of light sources.
- Each of the devices such as the light source, the steam generator, the turbine generator, and the power distribution network that configure the power plant according to the embodiment of the present invention includes a computer including a processor (arithmetic device) and appropriately cooperates with the information system 50. By doing so, it can be electronically controlled.
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A:光熱系統10による放射光の集光と熱源生成(ステップSA)
B:蒸気系統20による蒸気の発生(ステップSB)
C:蒸気系統20におけるタービンの駆動(ステップSC)
D:蒸気系統20における発電(ステップSD)
E:給水系統30による復水(ステップSE)
F:給水系統30による光熱系統10および蒸気系統20への給水(ステップSF)
なお、当該ステップは、循環的に実施され、ステップSDと、ステップSEおよびSFと、は順不同である。
10 光熱系統
10A 仰角
10C 中央体
10D 焦点距離
10F 架台
10J1、10J2 可動部
10L 発光部
10LA アノード
10LB 発光管
10LC カソード
10LT 端子
10M エリプソイダルリフレクター
10MA 開口部
10P 水槽
10R 領域
10S 光源
20 蒸気系統
20B 蒸気発生器
20BF 炉
20BS スチームドラム
20BW ウォータードラム
20BWW ウォーターウォール
20H1、20H2、20H3 過熱器
20TG タービン発電機
20T1、20T2、20T3 タービン
20G 発電機
30 給水系統
30C 復水器
30CH 熱交換器
30CS スチームコンデンサ
30P 給水器
30V1、30V2、30V3 バルブ
40 電力系統
40G 予備電源
40N 配電網
40T 電圧調整器
50 情報系統
50C コンピュータ装置
50N ネットワーク
50S、50SL、50SS、50SWB、50SWC、50SV センサ端末
D 情報
E 電力
L 放射光
H 熱
W 水
S 蒸気
SA、SB、SC、SD、SE、SF ステップ
Claims (7)
- ゼロウェイスト型エネルギー創出を実現するための、発電プラントであって、
複数の光源を備え、前記複数の光源の少なくとも一部からの放射光を領域に集光する、光熱系統と、
前記領域を熱源として蒸気を発生させる蒸気発生器、および、前記蒸気を動力源として駆動し電力を発電するタービン発電機を備える、蒸気系統と、
前記タービン発電機から供給される電力を前記複数の光源の少なくとも一部に配電するための、配電網を備える、電力系統と、を備える、発電プラント。 - 前記光源は、エリプソイダルリフレクターを備える、
請求項1に記載の発電プラント。 - 前記光源は、キセノンガスを励起源とするショートアークランプである、
請求項1または2に記載の発電プラント。 - 前記領域は、1メートル四方以下の面積である、
請求項1~3のいずれかに記載の発電プラント。 - ゼロウェイスト型エネルギー創出を実現するための、発電プラントであって、
前記タービン発電機から排気される前記蒸気を凝縮し水を発生させる復水器と、前記光熱系統および蒸気系統に対して、少なくとも前記水を、給水する給水器と、を含む、給水系統を、備え、
前記電力系統は、前記配電網を介して、前記電力を前記給水系統に配電する、
請求項1~4のいずれかに記載の発電プラント。 - ゼロウェイスト型エネルギー創出を実現するための、発電方法であって、
複数の光源の少なくとも一部からの放射光を蒸気発生器と熱接続された領域に集光し、
前記領域を熱源として蒸気発生器において蒸気を発生させ、
前記蒸気を動力源としてタービン発電機を駆動し電力を発電させ、
前記電力を前記複数の光源の少なくとも一部に配電する、発電方法。 - 前記領域を、原子力発電所又は火力発電所における熱源の少なくとも一部とする
請求項6に記載の発電方法。
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