WO2024037597A9 - 二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元、控制方法与系统 - Google Patents

二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元、控制方法与系统 Download PDF

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WO2024037597A9
WO2024037597A9 PCT/CN2023/113572 CN2023113572W WO2024037597A9 WO 2024037597 A9 WO2024037597 A9 WO 2024037597A9 CN 2023113572 W CN2023113572 W CN 2023113572W WO 2024037597 A9 WO2024037597 A9 WO 2024037597A9
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谢永慧
王秦
王鼎
孙磊
郭永亮
王顺森
张荻
汪晓勇
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  • the present invention relates to the field of energy storage technology, and in particular to a storage unit, a control method and a system of a carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system.
  • the gaseous carbon dioxide at normal temperature and pressure is compressed and condensed into liquid carbon dioxide and stored in a liquid storage tank of a certain volume.
  • the pressure in the liquid storage tank continues to decrease as the liquid carbon dioxide decreases, resulting in variable operating conditions of the turbine, threatening the safe and stable operation of the unit.
  • the pressure in the storage tank continues to increase, resulting in variable operating conditions of the compressor, threatening the safe and stable operation of the unit.
  • the liquid carbon dioxide in the energy storage container will absorb heat and evaporate, causing the pressure in the tank to increase, exceeding the design pressure, affecting the safety of the energy storage system.
  • the object of the present invention is to overcome one or more deficiencies of the above-mentioned prior art and to provide a storage unit, a control method and a system for a carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system.
  • a storage unit of a carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system characterized in that it comprises:
  • Energy storage container which is used to store gaseous carbon dioxide and liquid carbon dioxide
  • an evaporator connected to the energy storage container, and used for evaporating liquid carbon dioxide into gaseous carbon dioxide;
  • the energy-release and pressure-maintaining flow path forms a closed-loop connection with the energy storage container and the evaporator, so that the liquid carbon dioxide in the energy storage container can be evaporated into gaseous carbon dioxide through the evaporator during the energy release stage of the energy storage system and partially or completely flow back to the energy storage container, thereby maintaining the pressure of the energy storage container stable within the design pressure range during the energy release stage.
  • an energy-releasing and pressure-maintaining control valve for controlling the on-off of the flow path is provided on the energy-releasing and pressure-maintaining flow path.
  • the plurality of energy storage containers are provided with a gas phase inflow interface, which is used for gaseous carbon dioxide to flow into the energy storage container, and the gas phase inflow interfaces of the plurality of energy storage containers are connected in parallel to the evaporator through the energy release and pressure maintaining control valve.
  • the plurality of energy storage containers are provided with a liquid outflow interface, which is used for liquid carbon dioxide to flow out of the energy storage container, and a liquid outflow control valve is provided on the connecting pipeline between the evaporator and the energy storage container, and the liquid outflow interfaces of the plurality of energy storage containers are connected in parallel to the evaporator through the liquid outflow control valve.
  • it also includes:
  • a condenser connected to the energy storage container, used to condense gaseous carbon dioxide into liquid carbon dioxide;
  • An energy storage and pressure-maintaining flow path which forms a closed-loop connection with the energy storage container and the condenser;
  • the gaseous carbon dioxide in the energy storage container can flow into the condenser through the energy storage pressure maintaining flow path during the energy storage stage of the energy storage system and the interval time period between energy storage and energy release, and condense into liquid carbon dioxide, and then flow back to the energy storage container, thereby keeping the pressure of the energy storage container stable within the designed pressure range during the energy storage stage and the interval time period between energy storage and energy release.
  • a carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system comprising the above-mentioned storage unit.
  • a storage unit of a carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system comprising:
  • the energy release pressure maintaining flow path is connected so that the liquid carbon dioxide in the energy storage container partially or completely flows back into the energy storage container through the gaseous carbon dioxide produced by the evaporator, keeping the pressure of the energy storage container stable within the design pressure range during the energy release stage.
  • the liquid carbon dioxide in the energy storage container flows into the evaporator for evaporation, and part or all of the gaseous carbon dioxide evaporated by the evaporator flows back to the energy storage container through the energy release pressure-maintaining flow path, compensating for the pressure reduction in the energy storage container due to the outflow of liquid carbon dioxide, and maintaining the pressure in the energy storage container basically unchanged.
  • the pressure in the energy storage container can be kept stable during the energy release process, and the energy release component can work under rated conditions, which is conducive to improving the energy storage efficiency of the system and safe and stable operation.
  • FIG1 is a schematic diagram showing the principle of a storage unit of a carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system in one embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG2 is a schematic diagram showing the principle of a storage unit of a carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system in one embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG3 is a schematic diagram of the principle of a carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system in one embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG4 is a schematic diagram of the principle of a carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system in one embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG5 is a schematic structural diagram of a carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system in one embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG6 is a schematic structural diagram of a carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system in one embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing the principle of a carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system in one embodiment of the present invention.
  • 100 storage unit; 110, energy storage container; 120, energy storage pressure-maintaining flow path; 130, energy release pressure-maintaining flow path; 140. Liquid carbon dioxide booster pump; 150. Evaporator; 160. Condenser; 200. Gas storage reservoir; 300. Energy storage component; 310. Energy storage heat exchanger; 320. Compressor; 400. Energy release component; 410. Energy release heat exchanger; 420. Expander; 430. Carbon dioxide cooler; 500. First evaporator; 501. Energy release pressure maintaining control valve; 502. Energy storage pressure maintaining control valve; 503. First control valve; 504. Second control valve; 505. Liquid inflow control valve; 506. Liquid outflow control valve.
  • the embodiments of the present invention provide a carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system and a storage unit used in the system.
  • the storage unit 100 includes an energy storage container 110, an evaporator 150, and an energy release and pressure maintaining flow path 130.
  • the energy storage container 110 is used to store gaseous carbon dioxide and liquid carbon dioxide;
  • the evaporator 150 is connected to the energy storage container 110, and is used to evaporate liquid carbon dioxide into gaseous carbon dioxide;
  • the energy release and pressure maintaining flow path 130 forms a closed-loop connection with the energy storage container 110 and the evaporator 150, so that the liquid carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110 can be evaporated into gaseous carbon dioxide through the evaporator 150 during the energy release stage of the energy storage system, and part or all of the gaseous carbon dioxide can flow back to the energy storage container 110, so as to keep the pressure of the energy storage container 110 stable within the design pressure range during the energy release stage.
  • the embodiment of the present invention also provides a control method for the storage unit (a storage unit with an energy release and pressure maintaining flow path 130), including:
  • the liquid carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110 is oxidized by the gaseous carbon dioxide generated by the evaporator 150. Part or all of the carbonized gas flows back into the energy storage container 110 through the energy release and pressure maintenance flow path 130, so as to keep the pressure of the energy storage container 110 stable within the design pressure range of the energy storage system during the energy release stage.
  • the energy-releasing and pressure-maintaining flow path 130 is provided with an energy-releasing and pressure-maintaining control valve 501 for controlling the flow path on and off.
  • the energy-releasing and pressure-maintaining control valve 501 can be opened to connect the energy-releasing and pressure-maintaining flow path 130; correspondingly, the energy-releasing and pressure-maintaining control valve 501 can be closed to cut off the energy-releasing and pressure-maintaining flow path 130.
  • energy storage containers 110 there are multiple energy storage containers 110, and these energy storage containers 110 can be connected in series, or in parallel, or can be connected in a mixed manner of series and parallel.
  • the plurality of energy storage containers 110 are provided with gas phase inflow interfaces, which are used for gaseous carbon dioxide to flow into the energy storage container 110, and the gas phase inflow interfaces of the plurality of energy storage containers 110 are connected in parallel to the evaporator 150 through the energy release and pressure maintenance control valve 501.
  • the storage unit has an energy release and pressure maintenance control valve 501 corresponding to each energy storage container 110.
  • the gas phase inflow interface of the energy storage container 110 is connected to the first end of the corresponding energy release and pressure maintenance control valve 501, and the second end of each energy release and pressure maintenance control valve 501 is connected to the outlet of the evaporator 150.
  • a plurality of the energy storage containers 110 are provided with a liquid outflow interface, which is used for liquid carbon dioxide to flow out of the energy storage container 110, and a liquid outflow control valve 506 is provided on the connecting pipeline between the evaporator 150 and the energy storage container 110, and the liquid outflow interfaces of the plurality of energy storage containers 110 are connected in parallel to the evaporator 150 through the liquid outflow control valve 506.
  • the storage unit has a liquid outflow control valve 506 corresponding to each energy storage container 110.
  • the liquid outflow interface of the energy storage container 110 is connected to the first end of the corresponding liquid outflow control valve 506, and the second end of each liquid outflow control valve 506 is connected to the inlet of the evaporator 150.
  • liquid phase inlet interface and the liquid phase outlet interface of the energy storage container are the same liquid phase interface.
  • the liquid phase inlet interface and the liquid phase outlet interface of the energy storage container can also be different liquid phase interfaces.
  • the gas phase inflow interface and the gas phase outflow interface of the energy storage container are the same gas phase interface.
  • the gas phase inflow interface and the gas phase outflow interface of the energy storage container can also be different gas phase interfaces.
  • the storage unit 100 further includes a condenser 160 and an energy storage pressure maintaining flow path 120.
  • the condenser 160 is connected to the energy storage container 110, and is used to condense gaseous carbon dioxide into liquid carbon dioxide;
  • the energy storage pressure maintaining flow path 120 forms a closed loop connection with the energy storage container 110 and the condenser 160, and the gaseous carbon dioxide in the energy storage container can flow into the condenser through the energy storage pressure maintaining flow path during the energy storage stage of the energy storage system and the interval time between energy storage and energy release, and then flow back to the energy storage container to condense into liquid carbon dioxide, so as to keep the pressure of the energy storage container stable within the design pressure range during the energy storage stage and the interval time between energy storage and energy release.
  • the embodiment of the present invention further provides a control method of the storage unit (a storage unit having an energy storage pressure-maintaining flow path 120 and an energy release pressure-maintaining flow path 130), comprising:
  • the gaseous carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110 flows out to the condenser 160 through the energy storage pressure-maintaining flow path 120 to be condensed into liquid carbon dioxide and then flows back to the energy storage container 110, so as to keep the pressure of the energy storage container stable within the design pressure range of the energy storage system during the energy storage stage;
  • part or all of the liquid carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110 is returned to the energy storage container 110 through the energy storage pressure maintaining flow path 120 through the gaseous carbon dioxide generated by the evaporator 150, so as to keep the pressure of the energy storage container 110 stable within the design pressure range of the energy storage system during the energy release stage.
  • control method of the storage unit provided in the embodiment of the present invention also includes an interval time period between energy storage and energy release.
  • the pressure in the energy storage container 110 is greater than the design pressure (for example, exceeds the design range)
  • the gaseous carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110 flows out through the energy storage pressure maintaining flow path 120 to the condenser 160 to be condensed into liquid carbon dioxide and then flows back to the energy storage container 110, so as to keep the pressure of the energy storage container stable within the design pressure range of the energy storage system during the interval time period between energy storage and energy release.
  • the carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase-change energy storage system provided in the embodiment of the present invention includes any one of the storage units described in the above storage unit embodiments. Since the carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase-change energy storage system has any one of the storage units described in the above storage unit embodiments, it has the same beneficial effects, and the present invention will not be repeated here.
  • the gas storage reservoir 200 is used to store gaseous carbon dioxide, and the pressure and temperature inside it can be maintained within a certain range to meet the energy storage requirements.
  • the pressure of the gaseous carbon dioxide in the gas storage reservoir 200 can be close to the ambient pressure, that is, the surrounding atmospheric pressure.
  • the temperature in the gas storage reservoir 200 is in the range of -40 to 70°C (optionally -40°C, 0°C, 15°C, 20°C, 25°C, 30°C, 35°C, 40°C, 50°C, 60°C, 70°C), and the difference between the air pressure in the gas storage reservoir 200 and the air pressure of the outside atmosphere is less than 1000Pa.
  • the gas storage reservoir 200 may be provided with a heat preservation component to insulate the gas storage reservoir 200 so as to maintain the internal temperature within a desired range.
  • the gas storage reservoir 200 uses a gas membrane gas storage reservoir, whose volume can be changed.
  • the volume of the gas storage reservoir 200 increases, and when carbon dioxide flows out, the volume of the gas storage reservoir 200 decreases, so as to achieve constant pressure in the gas storage reservoir 200.
  • the pressure and temperature inside the gas storage reservoir 200 are maintained within a certain range, and in the above analysis, they can be approximately regarded as constant values.
  • the gas storage 200 can also adopt other variable volume containers.
  • the energy storage component is used to store energy.
  • the gaseous carbon dioxide in the gas storage reservoir can be compressed and condensed to be stored in the storage unit.
  • the energy release component is used to release energy
  • the gaseous carbon dioxide is expanded by the energy release component
  • the expanded gaseous carbon dioxide is stored in the gas storage reservoir 200 .
  • the storage unit includes an energy storage container, an evaporator, and an energy release and pressure-maintaining flow path;
  • the energy storage container 110 is used to store gaseous carbon dioxide and liquid carbon dioxide;
  • the evaporator 150 is connected to the energy storage container 110 and is used to evaporate liquid carbon dioxide into gaseous carbon dioxide;
  • the energy-release and pressure-maintaining flow path forms a closed-loop connection with the energy storage container and the evaporator, so that the liquid carbon dioxide in the energy storage container can be evaporated into gaseous carbon dioxide through the evaporator during the energy release stage of the energy storage system and partly flow back to the energy storage container, thereby keeping the pressure of the energy storage container stable within the design pressure range of the energy storage system during the energy release stage.
  • the liquid phase outflow interface of the energy storage container 110 is connected to the inlet of the evaporator 150, the outlet of the evaporator 150 is connected to the inlet of the energy release component 400, and the outlet of the energy release component 400 is connected to the inlet of the gas storage reservoir 200; the outlet of the gas storage reservoir 200 is connected to the inlet of the energy storage component 300, and the outlet of the energy storage component 300 is connected to the inlet of the energy storage container 110.
  • the working process of the carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system includes:
  • the liquid carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110 can flow into the evaporator 150, where it is heated and evaporated to form gaseous carbon dioxide; a portion of the gaseous carbon dioxide flows back to the energy storage container 110 through the energy release pressure maintaining flow path 130, and another portion of the gaseous carbon dioxide enters the energy release component 400 to work, so that the gaseous carbon dioxide expands to generate electricity, and the expanded gaseous carbon dioxide is stored in the gas storage reservoir 200;
  • the energy storage assembly 300 may be operated to compress and condense the gaseous carbon dioxide in the gas storage reservoir 200 into liquid carbon dioxide, which then flows into the energy storage container 110 for storage.
  • the carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system of the present invention can release energy to generate electricity during peak electricity consumption hours (making the energy release component 400 work), and store surplus electricity during low electricity consumption hours (making the energy storage component 300 work), achieving the effect of peak load shifting and valley filling.
  • the liquid carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110 flows into the evaporator 150 for evaporation, and a portion of the carbon dioxide evaporated into gaseous carbon dioxide by the evaporator 150 flows back to the energy storage container 110 through the energy release pressure-maintaining flow path 130, compensating for the pressure reduction in the energy storage container 110 due to the outflow of liquid carbon dioxide, and maintaining the pressure in the energy storage container 110 basically unchanged, while the other portion of the gaseous carbon dioxide performs work to generate electricity through the energy release component 400.
  • the pressure in the energy storage container 110 can be kept stable during the energy release process, and the energy release component 400 can work under rated conditions, which is conducive to improving the energy storage efficiency and safe and stable operation of the energy storage system.
  • control method of the carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system may include:
  • the liquid carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110 flows into the evaporator 150 and becomes gaseous.
  • Carbon dioxide, and the energy release component 400 works to utilize the expansion of the gaseous carbon dioxide generated by the evaporator 150 to generate electricity, and store the expanded gaseous carbon dioxide in the gas storage reservoir 200; a part of the gaseous carbon dioxide generated by the evaporator 150 flows back to the energy storage container 110 through the energy release pressure maintaining flow path 130.
  • the energy release and pressure maintenance flow path 130 is provided with an energy release and pressure maintenance control valve 501.
  • the inlet end of the energy release and pressure maintenance flow path 130 is connected to the outlet of the evaporator 150, and the outlet of the energy release and pressure maintenance flow path 130 is connected to the gas phase inflow interface of the energy storage container 110.
  • the opening or closing of the energy release and pressure maintenance flow path 130 can be controlled by controlling the opening or closing of the energy release and pressure maintenance control valve 501.
  • the flow of gaseous carbon dioxide in the energy release and pressure maintaining flow path 130 can be controlled by the energy release and pressure maintaining control valve 501, thereby adjusting the ratio of liquid carbon dioxide flowing out of the energy storage container 110 and gaseous carbon dioxide flowing into the energy storage container 110.
  • the pressure in the energy storage container 110 can be basically maintained within the design range of the energy storage pressure, avoiding the unstable working condition of the energy release component 400 caused by the pressure drop in the energy storage container 110 due to the liquid carbon dioxide flowing out of the energy storage container 110, which is beneficial to improving the energy storage efficiency and safe and stable operation of the energy storage system.
  • the mass flow rate of the gaseous carbon dioxide returned i.e., the mass flow rate of gaseous carbon dioxide flowing from the evaporator 150 to the energy-releasing pressure-maintaining flow path 130
  • the mass flow rate of the energy-releasing carbon dioxide ie, the mass flow rate of gaseous carbon dioxide flowing from the evaporator 150 to the energy release assembly 400
  • Rg represents the gaseous density of carbon dioxide at the energy storage pressure
  • Rl represents the liquid density of carbon dioxide at the energy storage pressure
  • the evaporator 150 distributes the gaseous carbon dioxide according to the above formula, it can ensure that the volume of the liquid carbon dioxide flowing out of the energy storage container 110 is not greater than the volume of the gaseous carbon dioxide flowing into the energy storage container 110, thereby ensuring that the pressure in the energy storage container 110 will not decrease as the liquid carbon dioxide flows out of the energy storage container 110.
  • a liquid outflow control valve 506 is provided between the liquid outflow interface of the energy storage container 110 and the inlet of the evaporator 150. In this way, whether liquid carbon dioxide flows into the evaporator 150 can be controlled by controlling the opening and closing of the liquid outflow control valve 506.
  • a liquid carbon dioxide booster pump 140 is provided between the liquid phase outflow interface of the energy storage container 110 and the inlet of the evaporator 150 ; during the energy release stage, the liquid carbon dioxide booster pump 140 can operate to pump the liquid carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110 into the evaporator 150 .
  • the evaporator 150 may have a heat supply channel and an evaporation channel.
  • the inlet of the evaporation channel of the evaporator 150 is the inlet of the evaporator 150, and the outlet of the evaporation channel of the evaporator 150 is the outlet of the evaporator 150.
  • the heating medium in the heat supply channel (such as water or air with a certain temperature) can heat the liquid carbon dioxide in the evaporation channel, so that the liquid carbon dioxide evaporates into gaseous carbon dioxide in the evaporation channel.
  • gaseous carbon dioxide enters the energy release and pressure maintaining flow path 130 and flows back to the energy storage container 110 , and the other portion enters the energy release component 400 to work, so that the gaseous carbon dioxide expands to generate electricity, and the expanded gaseous carbon dioxide is stored in the gas storage reservoir 200 .
  • the evaporator 150 has a first evaporation channel and a second evaporation channel, the outlet of the first evaporation channel is connected to the inlet of the energy release assembly 400, and the outlet of the second evaporation channel is connected to the inlet of the energy release pressure maintaining flow path 130.
  • the inlets of the first evaporation channel and the second evaporation channel are connected to the liquid phase outflow interface of the energy storage container 110, for example, the inlet of the first evaporation channel and the inlet of the second evaporation channel are connected to serve as the inlet of the evaporator 150.
  • gaseous carbon dioxide generated through the second evaporation channel flows back to the energy storage container 110 through the energy release pressure maintaining flow path 130.
  • the gaseous carbon dioxide generated through the first evaporation channel works through the energy release assembly 400, so that the gaseous carbon dioxide expands to generate electricity, and the expanded gaseous carbon dioxide is stored in the gas storage reservoir 200.
  • the storage unit further includes an energy storage pressure-maintaining flow path 120 and a condenser 160;
  • the condenser 160 is connected to the energy storage container 110 and the energy storage assembly 300, and is used to condense gaseous carbon dioxide into liquid carbon dioxide;
  • the energy storage pressure-maintaining flow path 120 forms a closed-loop connection with the energy storage container 110 and the condenser 160;
  • the gaseous carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110 can flow into the condenser through the energy storage pressure-maintaining flow path 120 during the energy storage stage of the energy storage system and the interval time period between energy storage and energy release, and then flow back to the energy storage container 110 to be condensed into liquid carbon dioxide, thereby maintaining the pressure of the energy storage container 110 stable within the design pressure range during the energy storage stage and the interval time period between energy storage and energy release.
  • the energy storage component is used to store energy.
  • the energy storage component can compress the gaseous carbon dioxide in the gas storage reservoir and condense it into liquid carbon dioxide through the condenser 160 and store it in the energy storage container 110.
  • the outlet of the condenser 160 is connected to the liquid phase inlet interface of the energy storage container 110; the energy storage pressure maintaining flow path 120 can flow the gaseous carbon dioxide initially stored in the energy storage container 110 (as a pressure maintaining medium to maintain the pressure in the energy storage container stable) to the inlet of the condenser 160, so that the gaseous carbon dioxide is condensed and then flows into the energy storage container 110.
  • the gaseous carbon dioxide in the gas storage reservoir 200 enters the condenser 160 after passing through the energy storage component 300 to be condensed into liquid carbon dioxide, and the liquid carbon dioxide enters the energy storage container 110 for storage.
  • the gaseous carbon dioxide within the design pressure range initially stored in the energy storage container 110 i.e., pressure-maintaining carbon dioxide
  • the gaseous carbon dioxide within the design pressure range initially stored in the energy storage container 110 gradually flows out of the energy storage container 110, which not only ensures that the pressure in the energy storage container 110 is always stable within the design pressure range of the energy storage system during the energy storage stage, but also avoids the pressure in the energy storage container 110 from continuously increasing as the liquid carbon dioxide gradually flows in, which causes the energy storage component 300 to change its working condition, thereby affecting the safety of the energy storage system; and the gaseous carbon dioxide within the design pressure range of the energy storage system initially stored in the energy storage container 110 is condensed into liquid carbon dioxide through the energy storage pressure maintaining flow path 120 through the condenser 160 and then flows into the energy storage container 110, further increasing the liquid carbon dioxide stored in the energy storage container 110.
  • the quality of carbon dioxide can be improved, thereby improving the energy release efficiency of the energy storage system.
  • the liquid carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110 will absorb heat and evaporate into gaseous carbon dioxide, causing the pressure in the energy storage container 110 to increase; at least part of the gaseous carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110 enters the condenser 160 through the energy storage pressure-maintaining flow path 120 for condensation, thereby reducing the pressure in the energy storage container 110 to within the design pressure range, thereby improving the safety of the energy storage system.
  • the pressure in the energy storage container 110 can be maintained at the energy storage pressure by controlling the opening and closing of the energy storage pressure-maintaining flow path 120, thereby reducing the pressure fluctuation in the energy storage container 110.
  • the pressure in the energy storage container 110 can also be maintained within a preset range, for example, between a first preset pressure and a second preset pressure, by controlling the opening and closing of the energy storage pressure-maintaining flow path 120.
  • a preset range for example, between a first preset pressure and a second preset pressure
  • the energy storage pressure-maintaining flow path 120 is opened and maintained open until the pressure in the energy storage container 110 drops to the second preset pressure; when the pressure in the energy storage container 110 drops below the second preset pressure, the energy storage pressure-maintaining flow path 120 is closed and maintained closed until the pressure in the energy storage container 110 rises to the first preset pressure and then opened.
  • the mass flow rate of the gaseous carbon dioxide initially stored in the energy storage container 110 flowing out of the energy storage container 110 is The mass flow rate of gaseous carbon dioxide flowing out of the energy storage component 300
  • Rg represents the gaseous density of carbon dioxide at the energy storage pressure
  • Rl represents the liquid density of carbon dioxide at the energy storage pressure
  • the energy storage system distributes gaseous carbon dioxide according to the above formula, it can ensure that the volume of gaseous carbon dioxide flowing out of the energy storage container 110 is not less than the volume of liquid carbon dioxide flowing into the energy storage container 110, thereby ensuring that the pressure in the energy storage container 110 will not increase with the inflow of liquid carbon dioxide into the energy storage container 110.
  • control method of the carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system may further include:
  • the energy storage assembly 300 is operated to compress the gaseous carbon dioxide in the gas storage reservoir 200 for energy storage, and the gaseous carbon dioxide compressed by the energy storage assembly 300 is condensed into liquid carbon dioxide through the condenser 160 and then flows into the energy storage container 110; the energy storage pressure maintaining flow path 120 is connected, so that the gaseous carbon dioxide within the design pressure range in the energy storage container 110 and the gaseous carbon dioxide within the design pressure range out of the energy storage assembly 300 flow to the condenser 160 together to be condensed into liquid carbon dioxide and then flow into the energy storage container 110;
  • the energy storage pressure maintaining flow path 120 is opened, so that the gaseous carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110 flows to the condenser 160 to be condensed into liquid carbon dioxide and then flows into the energy storage container 110.
  • the energy storage pressure maintaining flow path 120 is provided with an energy storage pressure maintaining control valve 502; the inlet end of the energy storage pressure maintaining flow path 120 is connected to the gas phase outflow interface of the energy storage container 110, and the outlet end of the energy storage pressure maintaining flow path 120 is connected to the inlet of the condenser 160.
  • the opening or closing of the energy storage pressure maintaining control valve 502 can be controlled to control the opening or closing of the energy storage pressure maintaining flow path 120.
  • a liquid pump may be provided between the liquid phase inflow interface of the energy storage container 110 and the outlet of the condenser 160 so as to pump the liquid carbon dioxide flowing out of the condenser 160 into the energy storage container 110 .
  • a liquid phase inflow control valve 505 may be further provided between the liquid phase inflow interface of the energy storage container 110 and the outlet of the condenser 160.
  • the opening or closing of the liquid phase inflow control valve 505 may be controlled to control whether the liquid phase inflow interface of the energy storage container 110 and the outlet of the condenser 160 are connected.
  • the liquid phase inflow control valve 505 is closed, the liquid carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110 cannot flow out through the liquid phase inflow interface, thereby facilitating the sealing of the energy storage container 110.
  • the condenser 160 has a hot channel and a cold channel; the inlet of the condenser 160 is the inlet of the hot channel of the condenser 160, and the outlet of the condenser 160 is the outlet of the hot channel of the condenser 160.
  • the cold channel of the condenser 160 has a cooling medium, such as cooling water or cold air; when the gaseous carbon dioxide flows through the hot channel of the condenser 160, the gaseous carbon dioxide can be cooled into liquid carbon dioxide.
  • the condenser 160 may have a hot channel, that is, the condenser 160 may have an inlet.
  • the outlet of the energy storage pressure-maintaining flow path 120 and the outlet of the energy storage assembly 300 may both be connected to the inlet of the hot channel of the condenser 160.
  • a first control valve 503 is provided between the energy storage assembly 300 and the inlet of the condenser 160, and the outlet of the energy storage pressure-maintaining flow path 120 is connected between the first control valve 503 and the inlet of the condenser 160.
  • the interval time period between energy storage and energy release can cause the first control valve 503 to be closed, thereby causing the energy storage pressure-maintaining flow path 120, the condenser 160, and the energy storage container 110 to form a closed pressure maintenance circuit.
  • the condenser 160 may have a first heat channel and a second heat channel, the inlet of the first heat channel is connected to the outlet of the energy storage assembly 300, and the inlet of the second heat channel is connected to the outlet of the energy storage pressure maintaining flow path 120; the outlet of the first heat channel and the outlet of the second heat channel are connected to the liquid phase inflow interface of the energy storage container 110, for example, the outlet of the first heat channel and the outlet of the second heat channel are connected to serve as the outlet of the condenser 160.
  • gaseous carbon dioxide from the energy storage assembly 300 is condensed into liquid carbon dioxide and stored in the energy storage container 110 when it flows through the first heat channel of the condenser 160, and the gaseous carbon dioxide flowing through the energy storage pressure maintaining flow path 120 is condensed into liquid carbon dioxide and stored in the energy storage container 110 when it flows through the second heat channel of the condenser 160.
  • the condenser 160 may include a first condenser and a second condenser, the first condenser has a first heat channel, the second condenser has a second heat channel, the inlet of the first heat channel is connected to the outlet of the energy storage assembly 300, and the inlet of the second heat channel is connected to the outlet of the energy storage pressure maintaining flow path 120; the outlet of the first heat channel and the outlet of the second heat channel are connected to the liquid phase inflow interface of the energy storage container 110, for example, the outlet of the first heat channel and the outlet of the second heat channel are connected as the outlet of the condenser 160.
  • gaseous carbon dioxide from the energy storage assembly 300 is condensed into liquid carbon dioxide and stored in the energy storage container 110 when it flows through the first condenser, and the gaseous carbon dioxide flowing through the energy storage pressure maintaining flow path 120 is condensed into liquid carbon dioxide and stored in the energy storage container 110 when it flows through the first condenser.
  • the energy storage container 110 is a liquid storage tank, for example, a liquid carbon dioxide storage tank for storing liquid carbon dioxide during the energy storage stage. It is understood that the liquid storage tank may also initially store gaseous carbon dioxide for pressure stabilization. Carbon, as gaseous carbon dioxide within the design pressure range.
  • the pressure of the gaseous carbon dioxide and the liquid carbon dioxide stored in the energy storage container 110 is between 2 MPa and 10 MPa.
  • 2 MPa, 5 MPa, 7 MPa, and 10 MPa may be selected.
  • the temperature of the liquid carbon dioxide in the storage tank may not exceed 50° C., in particular, not exceed 30° C., for example, between 20° C. and 30° C.
  • the temperature of the liquid carbon dioxide is 20° C. to 30° C. when it flows into the storage tank, so that the temperature of the liquid carbon dioxide in the storage tank does not exceed 30° C.
  • the temperature of the liquid carbon dioxide in the storage tank is between 20°C and 30°C, and the pressure is between 7MPa and 7.5MPa.
  • the potential safety hazard caused by the accidental increase of the liquid carbon dioxide in the storage tank and the increase of the pressure can be avoided, making the carbon dioxide energy storage system disclosed in the present invention more suitable for deployment in densely populated places such as residential areas, schools, hospitals, stations, and commercial centers.
  • the volume of the energy storage container 110 can be increased in a certain proportion so as to store or maintain the presence of gaseous carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110, so as to use the gaseous carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110 as a pressure-maintaining working fluid to maintain the pressure in the energy storage container 110 stable.
  • the carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110 in the interval between energy storage and energy release, can be partially in the form of liquid carbon dioxide and partially in the form of gaseous carbon dioxide, rather than all in the form of liquid carbon dioxide; the gaseous carbon dioxide is continuously condensed by means of the energy storage pressure-maintaining flow path 120, so as to reduce the amount and volume of the gaseous carbon dioxide in the energy storage container 110 as much as possible, so that not only the pressure of the energy storage container 110 is maintained at the energy storage pressure, but also the mass of the liquid carbon dioxide is increased, thereby improving the energy release efficiency of the energy storage system.
  • energy storage containers 110 there are multiple energy storage containers 110 in the storage unit, and these energy storage containers 110 can be connected in series, or in parallel, or can be connected in a mixed manner of series and parallel.
  • the energy storage container 110 there are multiple energy storage containers, which are connected in series.
  • the volume of the energy storage container 110 is increased.
  • the storage unit has an energy storage pressure maintaining control valve 502 corresponding to each energy storage container 110; the gas phase outflow interface of the energy storage container 110 is connected to the first end of the corresponding energy storage pressure maintaining control valve 502, and the second end of each energy storage pressure maintaining control valve 502 is connected to the inlet of the condenser 160.
  • the multiple energy storage containers there are multiple energy storage containers, and the multiple energy storage containers are connected in parallel.
  • the multiple energy storage containers are all provided with a liquid phase inflow interface, which is used for liquid carbon dioxide to flow into the energy storage container.
  • a liquid phase inflow control valve is provided on the connecting pipeline between the condenser and the energy storage container.
  • the liquid phase inflow interfaces of the multiple energy storage containers are connected in parallel to the condenser through the liquid phase inflow control valve.
  • the storage unit has a liquid phase inflow control valve 505 corresponding to each energy storage container 110.
  • the liquid phase inflow interface of the energy storage container 110 is connected to the first end of the corresponding liquid phase inflow control valve 505, and the second end of each liquid phase inflow control valve 505 is connected to the outlet of the condenser 160.
  • the number of energy storage containers 110 is multiple; the same interfaces of the energy storage containers 110 are connected in parallel through corresponding valve groups; wherein, in any of the valve groups, one end of each valve is connected to each other, and the other end is respectively connected to the interface of the corresponding energy storage container 110.
  • multiple storage units are connected in parallel through valve groups, which can increase the amount of liquid carbon dioxide that can be stored in the carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system, thereby increasing the energy storage capacity of the carbon dioxide gas-liquid phase change energy storage system.
  • valves corresponding to the energy storage container 110 to be overhauled can also be closed, thereby isolating the energy storage container 110 to be overhauled from other working energy storage containers 110.
  • other energy storage containers 110 can continue to work; this improves the maintenance convenience of the energy storage container 110.
  • the liquid phase inlet interface and the liquid phase outlet interface of the energy storage container 110 are the same liquid carbon dioxide interface, and the gas phase inlet interface and the gas phase outlet interface of the energy storage container 110 are the same gaseous carbon dioxide interface.
  • the valve group includes an energy storage and pressure maintaining control valve group, an energy release and pressure maintaining control valve group, a liquid phase inflow control valve group and a liquid phase outflow control valve group;
  • the energy storage pressure maintaining control valve group includes the energy storage pressure maintaining control valve 502 corresponding to each of the energy storage containers 110, one end of each of the energy storage pressure maintaining control valve 502 is respectively connected to the gas phase interface of the corresponding energy storage container 110, and the other end is connected to the inlet of the condenser 160;
  • the energy-release and pressure-maintaining control valve group includes the energy-release and pressure-maintaining control valves 501 corresponding to each of the energy storage containers 110 one by one, and one end of each of the energy-release and pressure-maintaining control valves 501 is respectively connected to the gas phase interface of the corresponding energy storage container 110, and the other end is connected to the outlet of the evaporator 150;
  • the liquid phase inflow control valve group includes a liquid phase inflow control valve 505 corresponding to each of the energy storage containers 110, one end of each of the liquid phase inflow control valves 505 is respectively connected to the liquid phase interface of the corresponding energy storage container 110, and the other end is connected to the outlet of the condenser 160;
  • the liquid outflow control valve group includes a liquid outflow control valve 506 corresponding to each of the energy storage containers 110 , one end of each of the liquid outflow control valves 506 is connected to the liquid phase interface of the corresponding energy storage container 110 , and the other end is connected to the inlet of the evaporator 150 .
  • liquid phase inlet interface and the liquid phase outlet interface of the energy storage container 110 may not be the same interface
  • gas phase inlet interface and the gas phase outlet interface of the energy storage container 110 may not be the same interface
  • the energy storage assembly 300 includes at least one compressed energy storage unit; each compressed energy storage unit is connected in series between the gas storage reservoir 200 and the condenser 160 through a pipeline; the compressed energy storage unit includes a compressor 320 and an energy storage heat exchanger 310, and the outlet of the compressor 320 is connected to the inlet of the heat channel of the energy storage heat exchanger 310.
  • the energy storage assembly 300 includes a compressed energy storage unit, which includes a compressor 320 and an energy storage heat exchanger 310; the inlet of the compressor 320 is connected to the outlet of the gas storage reservoir 200, the outlet of the compressor 320 is connected to the inlet of the hot channel of the energy storage heat exchanger 310, and the outlet of the hot channel of the energy storage heat exchanger 310 is connected to the inlet of the condenser 160.
  • the compressor 320 can compress the gas in the gas storage reservoir 200.
  • the compressed gaseous carbon dioxide flows through the hot channel of the energy storage heat exchanger 310, and then exchanges heat with the heat exchange medium of the cold channel in the energy storage heat exchanger 310 to reduce the temperature and is transported to the condenser 160 of the storage unit 100 to be condensed into liquid carbon dioxide and stored in the energy storage container 110 of the storage unit 100. It can be understood that if the storage unit only includes the energy storage container 110, the evaporator 150 and the energy release and pressure maintenance flow path 130, the compressed gaseous carbon dioxide flows through the hot channel of the energy storage heat exchanger 310, and then exchanges heat with the heat exchange medium of the cold channel in the energy storage heat exchanger 310 to reduce the temperature and condense into liquid carbon dioxide and store in the energy storage container 110 of the storage unit.
  • the energy storage assembly 300 includes a plurality of compressed energy storage units cascaded in sequence.
  • the inlet of the compressor 320 of the first-stage compressed energy storage unit is connected to the outlet of the gas storage reservoir 200;
  • the outlet of the hot channel of the energy storage heat exchanger 310 of the last-stage compressed energy storage unit is connected to the inlet of the condenser 160;
  • the outlet of the hot channel of the energy storage heat exchanger 310 of the upper-stage compressed energy storage unit is connected to the inlet of the compressor 320 of the lower-stage compressed energy storage unit.
  • the first stage and the last stage, the upper stage and the lower stage are defined by the direction from the gas storage reservoir 200 through the energy storage assembly 300 to the energy storage container 110.
  • a second control valve 504 may be further provided between the energy storage assembly 300 and the gas storage reservoir 200.
  • the second control valve 504 may be closed so that the gas storage reservoir 200 can store gaseous carbon dioxide.
  • the energy release component 400 includes at least one expansion energy release part; each of the expansion energy release parts is connected in series between the evaporator 150 and the gas storage reservoir 200 through a pipeline; the expansion energy release part includes an expander 420 and an energy release heat exchanger 410, and the inlet of the expander 420 is connected to the outlet of the cold channel of the energy release heat exchanger 410.
  • the energy release component 400 includes an expansion energy release part, and the energy release component 400 includes an expander 420 and an energy release heat exchanger 410; the inlet of the cold channel of the energy release heat exchanger 410 is connected to the outlet of the evaporator 150, the inlet of the expander 420 is connected to the outlet of the cold channel of the energy release heat exchanger 410, and the outlet of the expander 420 is connected to the inlet of the gas storage 200.
  • the gaseous carbon dioxide flowing through the cold channel of the energy release heat exchanger 410 can be heated by the heat exchange medium in the hot channel of the energy release heat exchanger 410; the heated gaseous carbon dioxide flows into the expander 420 to expand to drive the turbine of the expander 420 to rotate, thereby driving the generator G of the expander 420 to generate electricity.
  • the energy release assembly 400 includes a plurality of expansion energy release parts cascaded in sequence.
  • the energy release heat exchanger 410 of the first-stage expansion energy release part has its cold channel inlet connected to the outlet of the evaporator 150; the outlet of the expander 420 of the last-stage expansion energy release part is connected to the inlet of the gas storage reservoir 200; in two adjacent expansion energy release parts, the outlet of the expander 420 of the upper-stage expansion energy release part is connected to the cold channel inlet of the energy release heat exchanger 410 of the lower-stage expansion energy release part.
  • the first stage and the last stage, the upper stage and the lower stage are defined by the direction from the energy storage container 110 through the energy release assembly 400 to the gas storage reservoir 200.
  • a first vaporizer is further provided between the storage unit 100 and the energy release assembly 400.
  • the inlet of the first evaporator 500 is connected to the energy storage container 110, the outlet of the first evaporator 500 is connected to the inlet of the energy release assembly 400 (for example, the outlet of the first evaporator is connected to the inlet of the energy release heat exchanger 410), the inlet of the evaporator 150 is connected to the energy storage container 110, and the outlet of the evaporator 150 is connected to the inlet of the energy release pressure maintaining flow path 130.
  • the inlets of the first evaporator 500 and the evaporator 150 are connected to the liquid phase outflow interface of the energy storage container 110.
  • gaseous carbon dioxide generated by the liquid carbon dioxide through the evaporator 150 is all refluxed to the energy storage container 110 through the energy release pressure maintaining flow path 130.
  • the gaseous carbon dioxide generated by the liquid carbon dioxide through the first evaporator 500 works through the energy release assembly 400, so that the gaseous carbon dioxide expands to generate electricity, and the expanded gaseous carbon dioxide is stored in the gas storage reservoir 200.
  • valves can be set at the inlet of the first evaporator 500 and the inlet of the evaporator 150 to control the flow of liquid carbon dioxide entering the first evaporator and the evaporator 150, thereby adjusting the ratio of liquid carbon dioxide flowing out of the energy storage container 110 and gaseous carbon dioxide flowing into the energy storage container 110, for example, making the two basically the same, so that the pressure in the energy storage container 110 can be basically maintained within the design range of the energy storage pressure.
  • an energy release cooler 430 is further provided between the energy release assembly 400 and the gas storage reservoir 200, and the gaseous carbon dioxide flowing out of the energy release assembly 400 is further cooled to normal temperature and pressure when passing through the energy release cooler 430, and then stored in the gas storage reservoir 200. In this way, the gaseous carbon dioxide flowing out of the energy release assembly 400 can be cooled and stored in the gas storage reservoir 200.

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Abstract

本发明提供一种二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元、控制方法与系统,属于储能技术领域。该二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元具有储能容器、蒸发器、释能保压流路;其中,储能容器用于储存气态二氧化碳和液态二氧化碳;蒸发器连接所述储能容器,其用于将液态二氧化碳蒸发为气态二氧化碳;释能保压流路与所述储能容器、所述蒸发器形成闭环连接,所述储能容器内的液态二氧化碳在所述储能系统释能阶段能够通过蒸发器蒸发为气态二氧化碳部分或者全部回流到储能容器,保持储能容器的压力在释能阶段稳定在储能系统设计压力范围内。该存储单元能够使得储能工质容器中的压力在释能阶段维持稳定。

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二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元、控制方法与系统 技术领域
本发明涉及储能技术领域,具体而言,涉及一种二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元、控制方法与系统。
背景技术
储能技术的应用能够在很大程度上解决新能源发电的波动性与间歇性等弊端,有效地解决了移峰填谷的难题,近年来受到越来越多的重视。其中,二氧化碳气液相变储能技术由于结构简单、布置灵活、储能效率较高等优势逐渐引起了广泛的关注。
但是,由于气液相变二氧化碳储能系统在储能过程中将常温常压的气态二氧化碳压缩冷凝为液态二氧化碳储存在容积一定的储液罐内,在释能过程中,储液罐内的压力随着液态二氧化碳的减少而不断降低,导致透平的变工况,威胁机组的安全稳定运行。另外,在储能过程中,随着储能容器内的液态二氧化碳的增加,储罐内的压力不断升高,导致压缩机的变工况,威胁机组的安全稳定运行。此外,在储能和释能的间隔时间段,当外界环境温度升高,储能容器内的液态二氧化碳会吸热蒸发,使得罐内压力升高,超出设计压力,影响储能系统安全。
需要说明的是,在上述背景技术部分发明的信息仅用于加强对本发明的背景的理解,因此可以包括不构成对本领域普通技术人员已知的现有技术的信息。
发明内容
本发明的目的在于克服上述现有技术的一个或者多个不足,提供一种二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元、控制方法与系统。
根据本发明的第一个方面,提供一种二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元,其特征在于,包括:
储能容器,其用于储存气态二氧化碳和液态二氧化碳;
蒸发器,连接所述储能容器,其用于将液态二氧化碳蒸发为气态二氧化碳;
释能保压流路,其与所述储能容器、所述蒸发器形成闭环连接,使得所述储能容器内的液态二氧化碳在所述储能系统释能阶段能够通过蒸发器蒸发为气态二氧化碳部分或者全部回流到储能容器,保持储能容器的压力在释能阶段稳定在设计压力范围内。
根据本发明的一种实施方式,所述释能保压流路上设置用于控制流路通断的释能保压控制阀。
根据本发明的一种实施方式,所述储能容器的数量为多个;所述多个储能容器串联连接。
根据本发明的一种实施方式,所述储能容器的数量为多个;所述多个储能容器并联连接。
根据本发明的一种实施方式,多个所述储能容器均设有气相流入接口,其用于气态二氧化碳向储能容器流入,多个所述储能容器的所述气相流入接口之间通过所述释能保压控制阀并联于所述蒸发器。
根据本发明的一种实施方式,多个所述储能容器均设有液相流出接口,其用于液态二氧化碳从储能容器流出,所述蒸发器和所述储能容器连接管路上设有液相流出控制阀,多个所述储能容器的所述液相流出接口之间通过所述液相流出控制阀并联于所述蒸发器。
根据本发明的一种实施方式,还包括:
冷凝器,连接所述储能容器,其用于将气态二氧化碳冷凝为液态二氧化碳;
储能保压流路,其与所述储能容器、所述冷凝器形成闭环连接;
所述储能容器内的气态二氧化碳在所述储能系统储能阶段以及储能和释能的间隔时间段能够通过所述储能保压流路流入所述冷凝器冷凝为液态二氧化碳后回流到储能容器,保持储能容器的压力在储能阶段以及储能和释能的间隔时间段稳定在设计压力范围内。
根据本发明的第二个方面,提供一种二氧化碳气液相变储能系统,包括上述的存储单元。
根据本发明的第三个方面,提供一种二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元的控制方法,包括:
释能阶段,释能保压流路导通,以使得所述储能容器内的液态二氧化碳通过所述蒸发器产生的气态二氧化碳部分或者全部回流至所述储能容器中,保持储能容器的压力在释能阶段稳定在设计压力范围内。
根据本发明的一些实施方式,在释能阶段中,储能容器中的液态二氧化碳流入蒸发器进行蒸发,通过蒸发器蒸发为气态二氧化碳的一部分或者全部经释能保压流路流回储能容器,弥补储能容器中因液态二氧化碳流出的压力降低,维持储能容器中压力基本不变。这样,可以在释能过程中使得储能容器中的压力保持稳定,进而使得释能组件在额定工况下工作,有利于系统储能效率的提高和安全稳定运行。
应当理解的是,以上的一般描述和后文的细节描述仅是示例性和解释性的,并不能限制本发明。
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此处的附图被并入说明书中并构成本说明书的一部分,示出了符合本发明的实施例,并与说明书一起用于解释本发明的原理。显而易见地,下面描述中的附图仅仅是本发明的一些实施例,对于本领域普通技术人员来讲,在不付出创造性劳动的 前提下,还可以根据这些附图获得其他的附图。
图1为本发明一种实施方式中,二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元的原理示意图。
图2为本发明一种实施方式中,二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元的原理示意图。
图3为本发明一种实施方式中,二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的原理示意图。
图4为本发明一种实施方式中,二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的原理示意图。
图5为本发明一种实施方式中,二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的结构示意图。
图6为本发明一种实施方式中,二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的结构示意图。
图7为本发明一种实施方式中,二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的原理示意图。
附图标记说明:
100、存储单元;110、储能容器;120、储能保压流路;130、释能保压流路;
140、液态二氧化碳增压泵;150、蒸发器;160、冷凝器;200、储气库;300、储能组件;310、储能换热器;320、压缩机;400、释能组件;410、释能换热器;420、膨胀机;430、二氧化碳冷却器;500、第一蒸发器;501、释能保压控制阀;502、储能保压控制阀;503、第一控制阀;504、第二控制阀;505、液相流入控制阀;506、液相流出控制阀。
具体实施方式
现在将参考附图更全面地描述示例实施方式。然而,示例实施方式能够以多种形式实施,且不应被理解为限于在此阐述的实施方式;相反,提供这些实施方式使得本发明将全面和完整,并将示例实施方式的构思全面地传达给本领域的技术人员。图中相同的附图标记表示相同或类似的结构,因而将省略它们的详细描述。此外,附图仅为本发明的示意性图解,并非一定是按比例绘制。
本发明实施方式提供一种二氧化碳气液相变储能系统以及用于该系统的存储单元。
在本发明的一种实施方式中,参见图1,存储单元100包括储能容器110、蒸发器150和释能保压流路130。储能容器110用于储存气态二氧化碳和液态二氧化碳;蒸发器150连接所述储能容器110,其用于将液态二氧化碳蒸发为气态二氧化碳;释能保压流路130与所述储能容器110、所述蒸发器150形成闭环连接,使得所述储能容器110内的液态二氧化碳在所述储能系统的释能阶段能够通过蒸发器150蒸发为气态二氧化碳部分或者全部回流到储能容器110,保持储能容器110的压力在释能阶段稳定在设计压力范围内。本发明实施方式还提供了该存储单元(具有释能保压流路130的存储单元)的控制方法,包括:
释能阶段,储能容器110内的液态二氧化碳通过所述蒸发器150产生的气态二氧 化碳部分或者全部经释能保压流路130回流至所述储能容器110中,保持储能容器110的压力在释能阶段稳定在储能系统设计压力范围内。
在一种示例中,参见图1,所述释能保压流路130上设置有用于控制流路通断的释能保压控制阀501。可以使得释能保压控制阀501打开,进而使得释能保压流路130导通;相应的,可以使得释能保压控制阀501关闭,进而使得释能保压流路130截止。
在本发明的一些实施方式中,储能容器110的数量为多个,这些储能容器110可以相互串联,或者相互并联,再或者可以通过串并联混合的方式相互连接。
在本发明的一种实施方式中,储能容器110的数量为多个;所述多个储能容器串联连接。这样,可以增大存储单元100的存储容积。
在本发明的一种实施方式中,储能容器110的数量为多个;所述多个储能容器并联连接。这样,可以增大存储单元100的存储容积。
在一种示例中,多个所述储能容器110均设有气相流入接口,其用于气态二氧化碳向储能容器110流入,多个所述储能容器110的所述气相流入接口之间通过所述释能保压控制阀501并联于所述蒸发器150。举例而言,参见图6,存储单元具有与各个储能容器110一一对应的释能保压控制阀501。储能容器110的气相流入接口与对应的释能保压控制阀501的第一端连接,各个释能保压控制阀501的第二端均与蒸发器150的出口连接。
在一种示例中,多个所述储能容器110均设有液相流出接口,其用于液态二氧化碳从储能容器110流出,所述蒸发器150和所述储能容器110连接管路上设有液相流出控制阀506,多个所述储能容器110的所述液相流出接口之间通过所述液相流出控制阀506并联于所述蒸发器150。举例而言,参见图6,存储单元具有与各个储能容器110一一对应的液相流出控制阀506。储能容器110的液相流出接口与对应的液相流出控制阀506的第一端连接,各个液相流出控制阀506的第二端均与蒸发器150的入口连接。
在一种示例中,参见图6,储能容器的液相流入接口和液相流出接口为同一液相接口。当然的,储能容器的液相流入接口和液相流出接口也可以为不同的液相接口。
在一种示例中,参见图6,储能容器的气相流入接口和气相流出接口为同一气相接口。当然的,储能容器的气相流入接口和气相流出接口也可以为不同的气相接口。
在本发明的另一种实施方式中,参见图2,存储单元100还包括冷凝器160、储能保压流路120。冷凝器160连接所述储能容器110,其用于将气态二氧化碳冷凝为液态二氧化碳;储能保压流路120,其与所述储能容器110、所述冷凝器160形成闭环连接,所述储能容器内的气态二氧化碳在所述储能系统储能阶段以及储能和释能的间隔时间段能够通过所述储能保压流路流入所述冷凝器冷凝为液态二氧化碳后回流到储能容器,保持储能容器的压力在储能阶段以及储能和释能的间隔时间段稳定在设计压力范围内。
本发明实施方式还提供了该存储单元(具有储能保压流路120和释能保压流路130的存储单元)的控制方法,包括:
储能阶段,储能容器110中的气态二氧化碳经储能保压流路120流出至所述冷凝器160被冷凝为液态二氧化碳后回流到储能容器110,保持储能容器的压力在储能阶段稳定在储能系统设计压力范围内;
释能阶段,所述储能容器110内的液态二氧化碳通过所述蒸发器150产生的气态二氧化碳部分或者全部经储能保压流路120回流至所述储能容器110中,保持储能容器110的压力在释能阶段稳定在储能系统设计压力范围内。
进一步,本发明实施方式提供的该存储单元的控制方法,还包括储能和释能的间隔时间段,当储能容器110中的压力大于设计压力(例如超出设计范围)时,所述储能容器110中的气态二氧化碳经储能保压流路120流出至所述冷凝器160被冷凝为液态二氧化碳后回流到储能容器110,保持储能容器的压力在储能和释能的间隔时间段稳定在储能系统设计压力范围内。
如下,进一步结合附图,对本发明实施方式提供的具有存储单元100二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的结构、原理和效果做进一步的解释和说明。
参见图3~图4,本发明实施方式提供的二氧化碳气液相变储能系统包括上述存储单元实施方式所描述的任意一种存储单元。由于该二氧化碳气液相变储能系统具有上述存储单元实施方式所描述的任意一种存储单元,因此具有相同的有益效果,本发明在此不再赘述。
在本发明的一种实施方式中,参见图3所示,本发明实施方式提供的二氧化碳气液相变储能系统包括存储单元100、储能组件300、释能组件400和储气库200,储气库200、储能组件300、存储单元100和释能组件400依次闭环连接。
在一些可能的实现方式中,储气库200用于存储气态的二氧化碳,其内部的压力与温度可以维持在一定范围内,以满足储能要求。示例性地,储气库200内的气态二氧化碳的压力可以接近环境压力,即周围的大气压。在一些实施方式中,储气库200内的温度在-40~70℃(可选-40℃、0℃、15℃、20℃、25℃、30℃、35℃、40℃、50℃、60℃、70℃)范围内,储气库200内的气压与外界大气的气压差小于1000Pa。
另一可能的实现方式中,储气库200可以设置保温组件对储气库200进行保温,使其内部的温度维持在所需范围内。
另一可能的实现方式中,储气库200采用气膜储气库,其容积能够变化,当有二氧化碳充入时,储气库200的容积增大,当有二氧化碳流出时,储气库200的容积减小,以此来实现储气库200内压力的恒定。需要说明的是,储气库200内部的压力与温度维持在一定范围内,在上述分析中,可以将其近似看作恒定值。
可以理解的是,在本公开的其他实施方式中,储气库200还可以采用其他可变容积的容器。
在一些可能的实现方式中,储能组件用于存储能量,储能组件工作时,可以对储气库中的气态二氧化碳进行压缩并冷凝以存入存储单元中。
在一些可能的实现方式中,释能组件用于释放能量,气态二氧化碳经释能组件膨胀,并使得膨胀后的气态二氧化碳存储于储气库200中。
在一些可能的实现方式中,存储单元包括储能容器、蒸发器和释能保压流路;
储能容器110用于储存气态二氧化碳和液态二氧化碳;
蒸发器150连接所述储能容器110,其用于将液态二氧化碳蒸发为气态二氧化碳;
释能保压流路,其与所述储能容器、所述蒸发器形成闭环连接,使得所述储能容器内的液态二氧化碳在所述储能系统释能阶段能够通过蒸发器蒸发为气态二氧化碳部分回流到储能容器,保持储能容器的压力在释能阶段稳定在储能系统设计压力范围内。
示例性地,参见图3,储能容器110的液相流出接口与蒸发器150的入口连接,蒸发器150的出口与释能组件400的入口连接,释能组件400的出口与储气库200的入口连接;储气库200的出口与储能组件300的入口连接,储能组件300的出口与储能容器110的入口连接。
二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的工作流程包括:
在释能阶段,可以使得储能容器110中的液态二氧化碳流入蒸发器150中,在蒸发器150中被加热而蒸发形成气态二氧化碳;一部分气态二氧化碳经释能保压流路130流回储能容器110,另一部分气态二氧化碳进入释能组件400工作,以使得气态二氧化碳膨胀发电,并使得膨胀后的气态二氧化碳存储于储气库200中;
在储能阶段,可以使得储能组件300工作,以将储气库200中的气态二氧化碳压缩并冷凝成液态二氧化碳,并流入储能容器110中进行存储。
这样,本发明的二氧化碳气液相变储能系统可以在用电高峰时间释能发电(使得释能组件400工作),而在用电低谷时利于富余电力储能(使得储能组件300工作),达成调峰填谷的效果。
在释能阶段中,储能容器110中的液态二氧化碳流入蒸发器150进行蒸发,通过蒸发器150蒸发为气态二氧化碳的一部分经释能保压流路130流回储能容器110,弥补储能容器110中因液态二氧化碳流出的压力降低,维持储能容器110中压力基本不变,另一部分气态二氧化碳经释能组件400对外做功进行发电。这样,可以在释能过程中使得储能容器110中的压力保持稳定,进而使得释能组件400在额定工况下工作,有利于储能系统储能效率的提高和安全稳定运行。
在该实施方式中,二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的控制方法可以包括:
在释能阶段,使得储能容器110中的液态二氧化碳流入蒸发器150中而变为气态 二氧化碳,且使得释能组件400工作以利用所述蒸发器150产生的气态二氧化碳膨胀发电,并将膨胀的气态二氧化碳存储于所述储气库200中;所述蒸发器150产生的气态二氧化碳的一部分经释能保压流路130回流至所述储能容器110中。
在一些可能的实现方式中,参见图3和图4,释能保压流路130设置释能保压控制阀501。示例性地,释能保压流路130的入口端连接所述蒸发器150的出口,释能保压流路130的出口连接储能容器110的气相流入接口。这样,可以通过控制释能保压控制阀501的打开或者关闭,进而控制释能保压流路130的打开或者关闭。
在一种示例中,可以通过释能保压控制阀501对释能保压流路130中的气态二氧化碳的流量进行控制,进而调节储能容器110中流出的液态二氧化碳和储能容器110中流入的气态二氧化碳的比例,这样可以使得储能容器110中压力基本维持在储能压力设计范围内,避免因液态二氧化碳流出储能容器110,使得储能容器110中压力下降而导致释能组件400工况不稳定,有利于储能系统储能效率的提高和安全稳定运行。
在一种示例中,在确定储能系统储能压力后,回流的气态二氧化碳的质量流量(即从蒸发器150流向释能保压流路130的气态二氧化碳的质量流量)与释能的二氧化碳的质量流量(即从蒸发器150流向释能组件400的气态二氧化碳的质量流量)满足如下方程:
其中,Rg代表储能压力下二氧化碳气态密度,Rl代表储能压力下二氧化碳液态密度。
当蒸发器150按照上述公式分配气态二氧化碳时,可以保证流出储能容器110的液态二氧化碳的体积不大于流入储能容器110的气态二氧化碳的体积,进而可以保证储能容器110中的压力不会随着储能容器110液态二氧化碳的流出而降低。
在一种示例中,参见图5,在储能容器110的液相流出接口与蒸发器150的入口之间,设置有液相流出控制阀506。这样,可以通过控制液相流出控制阀506的打开和关闭,来控制是否有液态二氧化碳流入蒸发器150中。
在一种示例中,参见图6,在储能容器110的液相流出接口与蒸发器150的入口之间,设置有液态二氧化碳增压泵140;在释能阶段,液态二氧化碳增压泵140可以工作,以将储能容器110中的液态二氧化碳泵入蒸发器150中。
在本发明实施方式中,蒸发器150可以具有供热通道和蒸发通道,蒸发器150的蒸发通道的入口为蒸发器150的入口,蒸发器150的蒸发通道的出口为蒸发器150的出口。供热通道中的供热介质(例如具有一定温度的水或者空气)可以为蒸发通道中的液态二氧化碳供热,使得液态二氧化碳在蒸发通道中蒸发为气态二氧化碳。可以理 解的是,一部分气态二氧化碳进入释能保压流路130回流至所述储能容器110,另一部分进入释能组件400工作,以使得气态二氧化碳膨胀发电,并使得膨胀后的气态二氧化碳存储于储气库200中。
在一种示例中,蒸发器150具有第一蒸发通道、第二蒸发通道,第一蒸发通道的出口和释能组件400的入口连接,第二蒸发通道的出口和释能保压流路130的入口连接。第一蒸发通道和第二蒸发通道的入口与储能容器110的液相流出接口连接,例如第一蒸发通道的入口和第二蒸发通道的入口连接后作为蒸发器150的入口。可以理解的是,通过第二蒸发通道产生的气态二氧化碳通过释能保压流路130回流至所述储能容器110。通过第一蒸发通道产生的气态二氧化碳通过释能组件400工作,以使得气态二氧化碳膨胀发电,并使得膨胀后的气态二氧化碳存储于储气库200中。
在一些可能的实现方式中,参见图4,存储单元还包括储能保压流路120和冷凝器160;冷凝器160,连接所述储能容器110和储能组件300,其用于将气态二氧化碳冷凝为液态二氧化碳;储能保压流路120,其与所述储能容器110、所述冷凝器160形成闭环连接;所述储能容器110内的气态二氧化碳在所述储能系统储能阶段以及储能和释能的间隔时间段能够通过所述储能保压流路120流入所述冷凝器冷凝为液态二氧化碳后回流到储能容器110,保持储能容器110的压力在储能阶段以及储能和释能的间隔时间段稳定在设计压力范围内。
该实施方式,储能组件用于存储能量,储能组件工作时,可以对储气库中的气态二氧化碳进行压缩并通过冷凝器160冷凝为液态二氧化碳存储在储能容器110中。
示例性地,所述冷凝器160的出口与所述储能容器110的液相流入接口连接;所述储能保压流路120能够将所述储能容器110中初始储存的气态二氧化碳(作为使得储能容器内压力保持稳定的保压介质)流出至所述冷凝器160的入口,使得气态二氧化碳被冷凝后流入所述储能容器110。
在储能阶段,储气库200中气态二氧化碳(例如常温常压的气态二氧化碳)经储能组件300后进入冷凝器160冷凝为液态二氧化碳,液态二氧化碳进入储能容器110存储,储能容器110中初始存储的设计压力范围内的气态二氧化碳(即保压二氧化碳)经储能保压流路120与储能组件300出来的设计压力范围内的气态二氧化碳一起进入冷凝器160冷凝为液态二氧化碳后流入储能容器110。这样,随着液态二氧化碳逐步流入储能容器110,通过储能容器110初始存储的设计压力范围内的气态二氧化碳逐步流出储能容器110,不仅保证储能容器110中的压力在储能阶段始终稳定在储能系统设计压力范围内,避免储能容器110中的压力随着液态二氧化碳逐步流入不断升高而导致储能组件300的变工况,进而影响该储能系统的安全性;而且储能容器110中初始存储的储能系统设计压力范围内的气态二氧化碳经储能保压流路120通过冷凝器160冷凝为液态二氧化碳后流入储能容器110,进一步增加了储能容器110存储的液态 二氧化碳质量,从而提高储能系统释能效率。
进一步的,在储能和释能的间隔时间段,当外界环境温度升高时,储能容器110内的液态二氧化碳会吸热蒸发为气态二氧化碳,使得储能容器110内的压力升高;储能容器110中的至少部分气态二氧化碳通过储能保压流路120进入冷凝器160进行冷凝,进而储能容器110中的压力降低到设计压力范围内,提高储能系统安全性。进一步的,可以通过对储能保压流路120的打开和关闭的控制,进而使得储能容器110中的压力维持在储能压力,减小储能容器110中压力的波动。当然的,也可以通过对储能保压流路120的打开和关闭的控制,进而使得储能容器110中的压力维持在预设范围内,例如维持在第一预设压力和第二预设压力之间。例如,当储能容器110中的压力大于第一预设压力时,使得储能保压流路120打开,并维持打开直至储能容器110中的压力下降至第二预设压力;当储能容器110中压力下降至第二预设压力以下时,使得储能保压流路120关闭,并维持关闭直至储能容器110中的压力上升至第一预设压力后再打开。
在本发明的一些实施方式中,在确定储能系统压力后,储能容器110中初始存储的气态二氧化碳流出储能容器110的质量流量与储能组件300流出的气态二氧化碳质量流量须满足如下方程:其中,Rg代表储能压力下二氧化碳气态密度,Rl代表储能压力下二氧化碳液态密度。
当储能系统按照上述公式分配气态二氧化碳时,可以保证流出储能容器110的气态二氧化碳的体积不小于流入储能容器110的液态二氧化碳的体积,进而可以保证储能容器110中的压力不会随着储能容器110液态二氧化碳的流入而升高。
这样,该实施方式提供的二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的控制方法还可以包括:
在储能阶段,使得所述储能组件300工作以将所述储气库200中的气态二氧化碳压缩储能,且使得被所述储能组件300压缩的气态二氧化碳通过冷凝器160被冷凝为液态二氧化碳后流入储能容器110;使得储能保压流路120导通,以使得储能容器110中的设计压力范围内的气态二氧化碳与储能组件300出来的设计压力范围内的气态二氧化碳一起流至所述冷凝器160被冷凝为液态二氧化碳后流入储能容器110;
在储能和释能的间隔时间段,当储能容器110中的压力大于第一设定压力时,使得储能保压流路120导通,以使得储能容器110中的气态二氧化碳流至所述冷凝器160被冷凝为液态二氧化碳后流入储能容器110。
在一种示例中,参见图4,所述储能保压流路120设置储能保压控制阀502;所述储能保压流路120的入口端连接所述储能容器110的气相流出接口,所述储能保压流路120的出口端与所述冷凝器160的入口连通。这样,可以通过控制储能保压控制阀502的打开或者关闭,进而控制储能保压流路120的打开或者关闭。
在一种示例中,在储能容器110的液相流入接口与冷凝器160的出口之间,可以设置有液体泵,以便将从冷凝器160中流出的液态二氧化碳泵入储能容器110中。
在一种示例中,参见图6,在储能容器110的液相流入接口和冷凝器160的出口之间,还可以设置有液相流入控制阀505。这样,可以通过控制液相流入控制阀505的打开或者关闭,进而控制储能容器110的液相流入接口与冷凝器160的出口之间是否连通。当液相流入控制阀505关闭时,储能容器110中的液态二氧化碳不能够通过液相流入接口流出,进而利于对储能容器110的封闭。
在本发明实施方式中,冷凝器160具有热通道和冷通道;冷凝器160的入口是冷凝器160的热通道的入口,冷凝器160的出口是冷凝器160的热通道的出口。冷凝器160的冷通道中具有冷却介质,例如具有冷却水或者冷空气;当气态二氧化碳流过冷凝器160的热通道时,气态二氧化碳可以被冷却为液态二氧化碳。
在本发明的一种实施方式中,冷凝器160可以具有一个热通道,即冷凝器160可以具有一个入口。这样,储能保压流路120的出口和储能组件300的出口可以均连接至冷凝器160的热通道的入口。进一步的,参见图5,在储能组件300与冷凝器160的入口之间设置有第一控制阀503,储能保压流路120的出口连接于第一控制阀503与冷凝器160的入口之间。这样,储能和释能的间隔时间段,可以使得第一控制阀503关闭,进而使得储能保压流路120、冷凝器160、储能容器110构成一个封闭的压力维持回路。
在本发明的另一种实施方式中,冷凝器160可以具有第一热通道和第二热通道,第一热通道的入口与储能组件300的出口连接,第二热通道的入口与储能保压流路120的出口连接;第一热通道的出口和第二热通道的出口与储能容器110的液相流入接口连接,例如第一热通道的出口和第二热通道的出口连接后作为冷凝器160的出口。可以理解的,储能组件300出来的气态二氧化碳流过冷凝器160的第一热通道时被冷凝为液态二氧化碳存储在储能容器110中,储能保压流路120中流经的气态二氧化碳流过冷凝器160的第二热通道时被冷凝为液态二氧化碳存储在储能容器110中。
在本发明的另一种实施方式中,冷凝器160可以包括第一冷凝器和第二冷凝器,第一冷凝器具有第一热通道,第二冷凝器具有第二热通道,第一热通道的入口与储能组件300的出口连接,第二热通道的入口与储能保压流路120的出口连接;第一热通道的出口和第二热通道的出口与储能容器110的液相流入接口连接,例如第一热通道的出口和第二热通道的出口连接后作为冷凝器160的出口。可以理解的,储能组件300出来的气态二氧化碳流过第一冷凝器时被冷凝为液态二氧化碳存储在储能容器110中,储能保压流路120中流经的气态二氧化碳流过第一冷凝器时被冷凝为液态二氧化碳存储在储能容器110中。
在本发明的一种实施方式中,储能容器110为储液罐,例如在储能阶段存储液态二氧化碳储罐。可以理解的是,该储液罐中也可以初始存储有用于稳压的气态二氧化 碳,如设计压力范围内的气态二氧化碳。
在一些可能的实现方式中,储能容器110中储存的气态二氧化碳和液态二氧化碳的压力在2MPa-10MPa之间,示例性说明,如可选2MPa、5MPa、7MPa、10MPa。
可选地,储液罐中的液态二氧化碳可以不超过50℃,尤其是不超过30℃,例如在20℃-30℃之间。示例性地,液态二氧化碳流入储液罐中时温度在20℃-30℃,以使得储液罐中的液态二氧化碳的温度不超过30℃。
示例性地,储液罐中的液态二氧化碳的温度在20℃-30℃,压力在7MPa-7.5MPa之间。这样,可以避免储液罐中的液态二氧化碳意外升高、压力增大而导致的安全隐患,使得本公开的二氧化碳储能系统更适宜部署于居民区、学校、医院、车站、商业中心等人员密集的场所。
在本发明的一种实施方式中,可以按照一定比例增大储能容器110的体积,以便在储能容器110中存储或者维持气态二氧化碳的存在,以利用储能容器110内的气态二氧化碳作为保压工质来使得储能容器110内的压力维持稳定。示例性的,在本发明的一种实施方式中,在储能和释能的间隔时间段,储能容器110中的二氧化碳可以部分呈液态二氧化碳且部分呈气态二氧化碳,而非全部呈液态二氧化碳;借助储能保压流路120不断对气态二氧化碳进行冷凝,尽可能减少储能容器110中气态二氧化碳的量和体积,不仅使得储能容器110的压力维持在储能压力,还使得液态二氧化碳的质量增加从而提高储能系统释能效率。
在一些可能的实现方式中,存储单元中的储能容器110的数量为多个,这些储能容器110可以相互串联,或者相互并联,再或者可以通过串并联混合的方式相互连接。
在一种示例中,储能容器的数量为多个,多个所述储能容器串联。增大储能容器110的体积。
在一种示例中,储能容器的数量为多个,多个所述储能容器并联。增大储能容器110的体积。多个储能容器均设有气相流出接口,其用于气态二氧化碳从储能容器流出;多个储能容器的所述气相流出接口之间通过储能保压控制阀并联于冷凝器。举例而言,参见图6,存储单元具有与各个储能容器110一一对应的储能保压控制阀502;储能容器110的气相流出接口连接至对应的储能保压控制阀502的第一端,各个储能保压控制阀502的第二端均与冷凝器160的入口连接。
在一种示例中,储能容器的数量为多个,多个储能容器并联,多个储能容器均设有液相流入接口,其用于液态二氧化碳向所述储能容器流入,冷凝器和储能容器连接管路上设有液相流入控制阀,多个储能容器的液相流入接口之间通过液相流入控制阀并联于冷凝器。参见图6,存储单元具有与各个储能容器110一一对应的液相流入控制阀505。储能容器110的液相流入接口与对应的液相流入控制阀505的第一端连接,各个液相流入控制阀505的第二端均与冷凝器160的出口连接。
在本发明的一种实施方式中,参见图6,储能容器110的数量为多个;所述储能容器110的相同接口之间通过对应的阀门组并联;其中,任一所述阀门组中,各个阀门的一端相互连接,另一端分别与对应的储能容器110的接口连接。这样,多个存储单元通过阀门组并联,可以提高二氧化碳气液相变储能系统能够存储的液态二氧化碳的量,进而提高二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的储能容量。不仅如此,当一个或者多个储能容器110需要检修时,还可以关闭待检修的储能容器110所对应的各个阀门,进而将待检修储能容器110与其他工作的储能容器110隔离。这样,待检修储能容器110进行检修时,其他储能容器110可以继续工作;这提高了储能容器110的检修便利性。
在一种示例中,参见图6,所述储能容器110的液相流入接口和液相流出接口为同一液态二氧化碳接口,所述储能容器110的气相流入接口和气相流出接口为同一气态二氧化碳接口。
所述阀门组包括储能保压控制阀门组、释能保压控制阀门组、液相流入控制阀门组和液相流出控制阀门组;
所述储能保压控制阀门组包括与各个所述储能容器110一一对应的所述储能保压控制阀502,各个所述储能保压控制阀502的一端分别与对应的所述储能容器110的气相接口连接,另一端均与所述冷凝器160的入口连接;
所述释能保压控制阀门组包括与各个所述储能容器110一一对应的所述释能保压控制阀501,各个所述释能保压控制阀501的一端分别与对应的所述储能容器110的气相接口连接,另一端均与所述蒸发器150的出口连接;
所述液相流入控制阀门组包括与各个所述储能容器110一一对应的液相流入控制阀505,各个所述液相流入控制阀505的一端分别与对应的所述储能容器110的液相接口连接,另一端均与所述冷凝器160的出口连接;
所述液相流出控制阀门组包括与各个所述储能容器110一一对应的液相流出控制阀506,各个所述液相流出控制阀506的一端分别与对应的所述储能容器110的液相接口连接,另一端均与所述蒸发器150的入口连接。
当然的,所述储能容器110的液相流入接口和液相流出接口也可以不是同一个接口,所述储能容器110的气相流入接口和气相流出接口也可以不是同一个接口。
在本发明的一种实施方式中,所述储能组件300包括至少一个压缩储能部;各个所述压缩储能部通过管道串联于所述储气库200和所述冷凝器160之间;所述压缩储能部包括压缩机320和储能换热器310,所述压缩机320的出口与储能换热器310的热通道的入口连接。
示例性的,在图5中,储能组件300包括一个压缩储能部,该储能组件300包括一个压缩机320和一个储能换热器310;压缩机320的入口与储气库200的出口连接,压缩机320的出口与储能换热器310的热通道的入口连接,储能换热器310的热通道的出口与冷凝器160的入口连接。在储能阶段,压缩机320可以将储气库200中的气 态二氧化碳压缩以储能;压缩后的气态二氧化碳流经储能换热器310的热通道,进而与储能换热器310中的冷通道的换热介质进行热交换而降温并输送到存储单元100的冷凝器160被冷凝为液态二氧化碳储存在存储单元100的储能容器110中。可以理解的是,若存储单元只包括储能容器110、蒸发器150和释能保压流路130,前述压缩后的气态二氧化碳流经储能换热器310的热通道,进而与储能换热器310中的冷通道的换热介质进行热交换而降温并冷凝为液态二氧化碳储存在存储单元的储能容器110中。
示例性的,在图6中,储能组件300包括依次级联的多个压缩储能部。其中,第一级的压缩储能部的压缩机320,其入口与储气库200的出口连接;最后一级的压缩储能部的储能换热器310的热通道的出口与冷凝器160的入口连接;在相邻两级压缩储能部中,上一级压缩储能部的储能换热器310的热通道的出口与下一级压缩储能部的压缩机320的入口连接。此处的第一级与最后一级、上一级与下一级是以从储气库200经过储能组件300到达储能容器110的方向来定义的。
在本发明的一种实施方式中,参见图6,在储能组件300与储气库200之间还可以设置有第二控制阀504。这样,通过控制第二控制阀504的打开或者关闭,可以控制储气库200与储能组件300之间是否通路。在一种示例中,在释能阶段,可以使得第二控制阀504关闭,以使得储气库200能够存储气态二氧化碳。
在本发明的一种实施方式中,释能组件400包括至少一个膨胀释能部;各个所述膨胀释能部通过管道串联于所述蒸发器150和所述储气库200之间;所述膨胀释能部包括膨胀机420和释能换热器410,所述膨胀机420的入口与所述释能换热器410的冷通道的出口连接。
示例性的,在图5中,释能组件400包括一个膨胀释能部,该释能组件400包括一个膨胀机420和一个释能换热器410;释能换热器410的冷通道的入口与蒸发器150的出口连接,膨胀机420的入口与释能换热器410的冷通道的出口连接,膨胀机420的出口与储气库200的入口连接。在释能阶段,流经释能换热器410的冷通道的气态二氧化碳可以被释能换热器410的热通道中的换热介质加热;加热后的气态二氧化碳流入膨胀机420中膨胀以推动膨胀机420的透平转动,进而带动膨胀机420的发电机G发电。
示例性的,在图6中,释能组件400包括依次级联的多个膨胀释能部。其中,第一级膨胀释能部的释能换热器410,其冷通道的入口与蒸发器150的出口连接;最后一级的膨胀释能部的膨胀机420的出口与储气库200的入口连接;在相邻两级膨胀释能部中,上一级膨胀释能部的膨胀机420的出口与下一级膨胀释能部的释能换热器410的冷通道的入口连接。此处的第一级与最后一级、上一级与下一级是以从储能容器110经过释能组件400到达储气库200的方向来定义的。
在一种示例中,参见图7,在存储单元100与释能组件400之间还设置有第一蒸 发器500,第一蒸发器500的入口和储能容器110连接,第一蒸发器500的出口和释能组件400的入口连接(示例性说明,第一蒸发器的出口和释能换热器410的入口连接),蒸发器150入口和储能容器110连接,蒸发器150出口和释能保压流路130的入口连接。第一蒸发器500和蒸发器150的入口与储能容器110的液相流出接口连接。可以理解的,液态二氧化碳通过蒸发器150产生的气态二氧化碳通过释能保压流路130全部回流到储能容器110。液态二氧化碳通过第一蒸发器500产生的气态二氧化碳通过释能组件400工作,以使得气态二氧化碳膨胀发电,并使得膨胀后的气态二氧化碳存储于储气库200中。进一步地,在第一蒸发器500的入口和蒸发器150的入口可以通过设置阀门来控制进入第一蒸发器和蒸发器150的液态二氧化碳的流量,进而调节储能容器110中流出的液态二氧化碳和储能容器110中流入的气态二氧化碳的比例,例如使得两者基本相同,这样可以使得储能容器110中压力基本维持在储能压力设计范围内。
在一种示例中,参见图6,在释能组件400与储气库200之间还设置有释能冷却器430,释能组件400流出的气态二氧化碳流过释能冷却器430时被进一步冷却至常温常压,然后被存储于储气库200中。这样,释能组件400流出的气态二氧化碳可以被冷却降温后被存储于储气库200中。
需要说明的是,尽管在附图中以特定顺序描述了本发明中二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元的控制方法的各个步骤,但是,这并非要求或者暗示必须按照该特定顺序来执行这些步骤,或是必须执行全部所示的步骤才能实现期望的结果。附加的或备选的,可以省略某些步骤,将多个步骤合并为一个步骤执行,以及/或者将一个步骤分解为多个步骤执行等。
本领域技术人员在考虑说明书及实践这里发明的发明后,将容易想到本发明的其它实施方案。本申请旨在涵盖本发明的任何变型、用途或者适应性变化,这些变型、用途或者适应性变化遵循本发明的一般性原理并包括本发明未发明的本技术领域中的公知常识或惯用技术手段。说明书和实施例仅被视为示例性的,本发明的真正范围和精神由所附的权利要求指出。

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  1. 一种二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元,其特征在于,包括:
    储能容器,其用于储存气态二氧化碳和液态二氧化碳;
    蒸发器,连接所述储能容器,其用于将液态二氧化碳蒸发为气态二氧化碳;
    释能保压流路,其与所述储能容器、所述蒸发器形成闭环连接,使得所述储能容器内的液态二氧化碳在所述储能系统释能阶段能够通过蒸发器蒸发为气态二氧化碳部分或者全部回流到储能容器,保持储能容器的压力在释能阶段稳定在储能系统设计压力范围内。
  2. 根据权利要求1所述的二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元,其特征在于,所述释能保压流路上设置用于控制流路通断的释能保压控制阀。
  3. 根据权利要求1所述的二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元,其特征在于,所述储能容器的数量为多个;所述多个储能容器串联连接。
  4. 根据权利要求1所述的二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元,其特征在于,所述储能容器的数量为多个;所述多个储能容器并联连接。
  5. 根据权利要求4所述的二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元,其特征在于,多个所述储能容器均设有气相流入接口,其用于气态二氧化碳向储能容器流入,多个所述储能容器的所述气相流入接口之间通过所述释能保压控制阀并联于所述蒸发器。
  6. 根据权利要求5所述的二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元,其特征在于,多个所述储能容器均设有液相流出接口,其用于液态二氧化碳从储能容器流出,所述蒸发器和所述储能容器连接管路上设有液相流出控制阀,多个所述储能容器的所述液相流出接口之间通过所述液相流出控制阀并联于所述蒸发器。
  7. 根据权利要求1~6任意一项所述的二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元,其特征在于,还包括:
    冷凝器,连接所述储能容器,其用于将气态二氧化碳冷凝为液态二氧化碳;
    储能保压流路,其与所述储能容器、所述冷凝器形成闭环连接;
    所述储能容器内的气态二氧化碳在所述储能系统储能阶段以及储能和释能的间隔时间段能够通过所述储能保压流路流入所述冷凝器冷凝为液态二氧化碳后回流到储能容器,保持储能容器的压力在储能阶段以及储能和释能的间隔时间段稳定在储能系统设计压力范围内。
  8. 一种二氧化碳气液相变储能系统,其特征在于,包括权利要求1~7任意一项所述的存储单元。
  9. 一种权利要求1~7任意一项所述的二氧化碳气液相变储能系统的存储单元的控制方法,其特征在于,包括:
    释能阶段,所述储能容器内的液态二氧化碳通过所述蒸发器产生的气态二氧化碳部分或者全部经释能保压流路回流至所述储能容器中,保持储能容器的压力在释能阶 段稳定在储能系统设计压力范围内。
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