JP6081329B2 - Energy management system - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to an energy management system that supplies electric power generated by natural energy to a load, charges extra power to a storage battery, or discharges the storage battery to supply electric power to a load.

  Conventionally, a power supply system (Patent Document 1), a storage power conditioner system (Patent Document 2), and a grid interconnection system (Patent Document 3) are known.

  The power supply system includes a solar cell panel, a PV power conditioner that converts DC power output from the solar cell panel into AC power, a storage battery that stores electric power, and DC power of the storage battery that is converted into AC power. Power storage power conditioner that outputs or converts AC power to DC power to charge storage battery, and supplies AC power output from external power system, PV power conditioner or power storage power conditioner to each home appliance load And a controller for controlling the PV power conditioner and the storage power conditioner.

  In this power supply system, by controlling the PV power conditioner and the storage power conditioner, extra power of AC power output from the PV power conditioner is charged to the storage battery, or output from the PV power conditioner. When AC power alone is not sufficient to supply power to the load, the storage battery is discharged, or reverse power flow to an external power system is performed.

  The storage power conditioner system includes a solar cell, a PV power conditioner that converts DC power output from the solar cell into AC power, and a PV power monitor current that detects current output from the PV power conditioner. A transformer, a current transformer for PV control that detects the current flowing in and out of the power system, a storage battery, a storage power conditioner that charges and discharges the storage battery, and a current on the home load side or PV side can be detected from the power system Power storage control current transformer.

  This power storage power conditioner detects surplus power obtained by subtracting the power generation output of the solar battery from the power consumed by the household load using the current detected by the current transformer for power storage control, and performs charge / discharge control for the storage battery.

  The grid connection system charges the power generated by solar cells in the daytime to the storage battery, charges the commercial power supply in the cheap power purchase price range, and charges the storage battery at the time of the expensive power purchase price range Discharge power. In this way, electric power having a unit price as low as possible is used for the load on the house.

JP 2010-163744 A JP 2012-55059 A JP 2012-55066 A JP 2011-78169 A WO2013 / 088799 gazette

  By the way, in the power supply system, the storage power conditioner system, and the grid interconnection system as described above, if the storage battery is charged by the output of the PV power conditioner during the independent operation, the PV power conditioner is immediately after the start of the charging. The voltage waveform of the AC power of NA changes rapidly near the zero cross. Due to this sudden change, a peak current flows instantaneously, and it is determined that the peak current is an overload, and the operation of the PV power conditioner is stopped.

  For this reason, there was a problem that the electric power generated by the solar cell panel (power generation means) or the like cannot be effectively used regardless of being overloaded.

  Moreover, the electric power supply system shown in patent document 5 controls a charging / discharging circuit so that the control part of a charging / discharging power conditioner may charge a storage battery, when the output power of the power conditioner for electric power generation is larger than the power consumption of load. However, the same problem as described above may occur.

  An object of the present invention is to provide an energy management system capable of effectively using the power generated by the power generation means without applying a voltage higher than the rated voltage to the storage battery.

The invention of claim 1 is a power generation means for generating electricity by natural energy, a storage battery, and a direct current power output from the power generation means is converted into an alternating current power and output to a main trunk of an indoor distribution board connected to the power system. A power conditioner for power generation, and converting the AC power output from the power conditioner for power generation into DC power to charge the storage battery or converting the DC power output from the storage battery into AC power An energy management system comprising a power storage power conditioner that outputs power to the main switchboard,
A zero-cross detection circuit for detecting a zero-cross point of the AC voltage output from the power conditioner for power generation;
A voltage fluctuation detection circuit for detecting the fluctuation width of the AC voltage at the zero crossing point detected by the zero cross detection circuit;
The charging operation of the storage battery by the power storage power conditioner is controlled based on whether or not the fluctuation width detected by the fluctuation width detection circuit exceeds a preset value.

  According to the present invention, the power generated by the power generation means can be effectively used without applying a voltage higher than the rated voltage to the storage battery.

It is explanatory drawing which showed roughly the arrangement | positioning relationship of the principal part of the energy management system which concerns on this invention. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the energy management system shown in FIG. It is the block diagram which showed the structure of the control system of energy management. It is the graph which showed the alternating voltage waveform. It is the block diagram which showed the structure of the control system of 2nd Example. It is the block diagram which showed the structure of the control system of 3rd Example. It is explanatory drawing which provided the sampling part and the comparison part in 1st Example. It is the block diagram which showed the structure of the control system of 4th Example. It is explanatory drawing which showed the example which provided the low-pass filter. It is explanatory drawing which showed schematically the arrangement | positioning relationship of the principal part of the energy management system of 5th Example. It is explanatory drawing at the time of providing the switching switch and the independent distribution board indoors. It is explanatory drawing at the time of providing the switching switch of 5th Example, and the distribution board for self-supporting indoors.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment which is an embodiment of an energy management system according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

[First embodiment]
The energy management system S shown in FIG. 1 includes a photovoltaic power generation system 10, a distribution board (indoor distribution board) 20, a power storage system 40, a power measurement device (measurement device) 60, and a totalization management device (controller). 100.

  The solar power generation system 10 is a system that is arranged in a building H such as a detached house and supplies generated power to a load (home appliance load).

  First, the building H will be described. The building H is connected to a grid power network E as a power network for receiving power supply from grid power.

  The grid power grid (system power) E and the main trunk 20a wired to the building H are connected via first and second power meters (not shown). The main trunk 20a is connected to a distribution board (indoor) as shown in FIG. Distribution board) 20 is connected to the main trunk (main trunk) 20A.

  The first power meter (not shown) measures the amount of power flowing from the grid power network E to the building H, and the second power meter (not shown) measures the amount of power flowing from the building H to the grid power network E. To do. That is, the first electric energy meter integrates the purchased electric energy, and the second electric energy meter integrates the electric energy sold.

  A current sensor 31 that is a current transformer for detecting a current flowing through the main line 20A is provided in the distribution board 20. A power measuring device 60 and a system controller 200 are installed in the vicinity of the distribution board 20.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2, a main trunk (main trunk) 20B is provided in the distribution board 20, and branch trunks 20b are connected to the main trunk 20B.

  The branch trunks 20b are connected to joint boxes 21 provided on the back of the ceiling of each room of the building H, and a plurality of power supply lines (not shown) are drawn from the joint box 21 and provided in the rooms. Connected to outlet 22 ... By connecting a home appliance load (not shown) to each outlet 22, electric power is supplied to the home appliance load.

  The solar power generation system 10 includes a solar power generation device (power generation means) 11 as a distributed power generation device, and a PV power conditioner (power conditioner for power generation) 12.

  This solar power generation device 11 is a device that generates power by directly converting solar energy, which is natural energy, into electric power.

  The PV power conditioner 12 converts the DC power generated by the solar power generator 11 into AC power and outputs the AC power, and outputs an AC voltage synchronized with the AC voltage of the system power grid E.

  Moreover, the PV power conditioner 12 is connected to the storage battery 41 by the power supply line 18 so that the AC power from the PV power conditioner 12 can be supplied to the storage battery 41 in the event of a power failure. Instead of supplying AC power to the storage battery 41, an emergency outlet 13 provided in a predetermined room may be provided, and AC power may be supplied to the emergency outlet 13 via the feeder line 17 in the event of a power failure.

  The power storage system 40 converts the AC power output from the storage battery 41 and the PV power conditioner 12 to DC power to charge the storage battery 41, converts the DC power of the storage battery 41 to AC power, and outputs the power. A storage power conditioner 42 that converts AC power of the power network E into DC power and a system controller 200 are provided.

  The storage power conditioner 42 converts the DC power of the storage battery 41 into AC power based on a control signal output from the system controller 200 and detection signals output from current sensors 31 and 71 (described later) to be described later. Output from the electric wire 56 or output from the feeder line L2. The system controller 200 is omitted in FIG. 2 for convenience of explanation.

  The storage power conditioner 42 is provided in a housing 43 in which a storage battery 41 is built.

  The solar power generation device 11, the PV power conditioner 12, the storage battery 41, and the storage power conditioner 42 are provided outdoors.

  In addition, a distribution board (outdoor distribution board) 50 is provided outdoors. As shown in FIG. 2, the distribution board 50 is provided with a switching switch 51, a self-supporting distribution board 152, a terminal block 153, and circuit breakers 154 and 155.

  One terminal (not shown) of the terminal block 153 is connected to a power supply line 57 connected to the main line 20A of the distribution board 20, and one terminal of the terminal block 153 is connected to the circuit breaker 154 by the connecting line 58. , 155 are connected to one terminal (not shown). In addition, one terminal of the circuit breaker 155 is connected to the main line 20 </ b> B of the distribution board 20 by a feeder line 59.

  The terminal 51a of the switching switch 51 is connected to the other terminal (not shown) of the terminal block 153 by the feeder line L1, and the terminal 51b of the switching switch 51 is connected to the storage power conditioner 42 by the feeder line L2. Yes. Further, the other terminal (not shown) of the circuit breaker 155 is connected to the power storage power conditioner 42 by an electric wire 56.

  The section 51A of the switching switch 51 is connected to the main line 152A of the stand-alone distribution board 152, and branch lines 152B and 152B are connected to the main line 152A.

  The branch lines 152B and 152B are connected to joint boxes 23 and 23 in a predetermined room (for example, a living dining kitchen) of the building H by indoor wirings 54 and 55, and the joint box 23 and 23 and an outlet 24 in the predetermined room are connected to a power supply line. Connected by.

  The AC power output from the storage power conditioner 42 includes the power supply line L2, the terminal 51b of the switching switch 51, the intercept 51A, the main line 152A, the branch lines 152B and 152B, and the indoor wirings 54 and 55 of the independent distribution board 152. And each outlet 24 is supplied via the joint boxes 23 and 23.

  When the storage battery 41 or the storage power conditioner 42 fails, the power from the grid power network E is supplied to the outlets 24 of the joint boxes 23 and 23 by switching the section 51A of the switching switch 51 to the terminal 51a. ing. This switching is performed manually.

  The PV power conditioner 12 and the other terminal of the circuit breaker 154 are connected by the power supply line 15, and the AC power output from the PV power conditioner 12 is the power supply line 15, the circuit breaker 154, the connection line 58, and the power supply line 59. To the main line 20B of the distribution board 20 and to the main line 152A of the independent distribution board 152 via the circuit breaker 155, the electric wire 56, the storage power conditioner 42, the feeder line L2, and the switching switch 51. It has come to be. In addition, AC power output from the PV power conditioner 12 is supplied to the main line 20 </ b> A via the feeder line 15, the circuit breaker 154, the connecting line 58, and the feeder line 57.

  A part 15A of the feeder 15 is drawn into the distribution board 20, and current sensors 70 and 71 as current transformers are provided in the part 15A.

  Current sensors 70 and 71 detect the current output from the PV power conditioner 12. A part 15A of the feeder 15 to which the current sensors 70 and 71 are attached is a line covered with a single layer of sheath, and the current sensors 70 and 71 are attached to this part. For this reason, it is necessary to provide the current sensors 70 and 71 in the distribution board 20. The same applies to the other current sensors 31.

  The current sensor 70 (second current sensor) is a sensor for the system controller 200, and the current sensor (first current sensor) 71 is a sensor for the power measuring device 60.

  System controller 200 controls power storage power conditioner 42 based on detection signals detected by current sensors 31 and 70, operation signals from indoor remote control device 210, and the like.

  The power measuring device 60 measures the amount of power output from the solar power generation system 10 based on the detection signal detected by the current sensor 71, and wirelessly transmits the measured measurement data to the aggregation management device 100.

  The aggregation management device 100 displays the current power generated by the photovoltaic power generation system 10 based on the transmitted measurement data, the accumulated power amount, and the like on a display device (not shown).

  The totalization management device 100 is connected to an external communication network such as the Internet via the router 101, and can transmit and receive data such as measurement values to and from an external server (not shown). It can be done.

In the energy management system S of this embodiment, a distribution board 50 is installed outdoors, and a distribution board 15 in which a part 15A of a feeder 15 that connects the distribution board 50 and the PV power conditioner 12 is provided indoors. 20, and the current sensors 70 and 71 are provided in a part 15 </ b> A thereof. Therefore, the separation distance between the current sensors 70 and 71 and the system controller 200 and the power measuring device 60 provided in the vicinity of the distribution board 20. The length of the signal line drawn from the current sensor 71 to the power measuring device 60 and the length of the signal line drawn from the current sensor 70 to the system controller 200 can be set short (for example, 1.5 m or less).
[Control system]
FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the control system of the energy management system S.

  In FIG. 3, reference numeral 301 denotes a zero-cross detection circuit that detects the zero-cross point of the AC voltage output from the PV power conditioner 12, and 302 denotes a voltage fluctuation width that detects the voltage fluctuation width near the zero-cross point detected by the zero-cross detection circuit 301. A detection circuit 303 is a control circuit that controls the storage power conditioner 42 based on whether or not the fluctuation width detected by the voltage fluctuation width detection circuit 302 exceeds a preset set value (set voltage) Vk. The setting value Vk can be changed.

Further, the control circuit 303 stops the operation of the PV power conditioner 12 when the voltage fluctuation width Vw becomes equal to or higher than the set voltage (second set voltage) Vm greater than the set voltage (first set voltage) Vk. It has become.
[Operation]
Next, operation | movement of the energy management system S comprised as mentioned above is demonstrated easily.

  In the case of daytime, the DC power generated by the photovoltaic power generation device 11 of the photovoltaic power generation system 10 is converted into AC power by the PV power conditioner 12, and the feeder line 15, the circuit breaker 154 of the distribution board 50, and the connection The power is supplied to the main line 20 </ b> B of the distribution board 20 through the line 58 and the power supply line 59. Further, the AC power of the PV power conditioner 12 is supplied from the power supply line 15, the circuit breaker 154 of the distribution board 50, the connection line 58, the circuit breaker 155, the electric wire 56, the power storage power conditioner 42, the power supply line L 2, and the switching switch 51. To the main trunk line 152A of the independent distribution board 152. Then, the power is supplied from the branch trunks 20b and 152B of the distribution boards 20 and 152 to the respective outlets 22 and 24 through the joint boxes 21 and 23, and supplied to the home appliance load (not shown) connected to the outlets 22 and 24. Is done.

  Further, the power supplied to the connection line 58 of the distribution board 50 is supplied to the power storage power conditioner 42 via the circuit breaker 155, and the power storage power conditioner 42 charges the storage battery 41 with the surplus power. Further, surplus power is supplied to the grid power network E for sale. The system controller 200 performs charging and power sales to the storage battery 41 based on the operation of the indoor remote control device 210 and the detection signal of the current sensor 70.

  The power measurement device 60 measures the power output from the PV power conditioner 12 from the current detected by the current sensor 71, that is, the power generated by the solar power generation device 11, and the measurement result is transmitted to the aggregation management device 100. Based on the transmitted data, the totalization management apparatus 100 displays the current power generated by the solar power generation system 10 and the accumulated power amount on a display device (not shown).

  Thus, even when the distribution board 50 and the storage battery 41 must be provided outdoors, a part 15A of the feeder 15 is drawn into the distribution board 20, and the current sensor 71 is provided in the part 15A. Therefore, the length of the signal line drawn from the current sensor 71 to the power measuring device 60 can be set short (for example, 1.5 m or less). For this reason, the detection signal detected by the current sensor 71 is communicated. Even if no means is provided, it can be input to the power measurement device 60, and the power generated by the solar power generation system 10 can be displayed on the display device.

  That is, even when the power storage system 40 is expanded by reform and the power generated by the solar power generation system 10 is visualized, the communication means is not provided even when the distribution board 50 and the storage battery 41 must be provided outdoors. However, the power generated by the solar power generation system 10 can be displayed on the display device.

  In the case of nighttime, if the power charged in the storage battery 41 is converted into AC power by the storage power conditioner 42 and this AC power is output from the electric wire 56 and the power supply line L2, the circuit breaker 155 and the power supply line of the distribution board 50 are provided. 59 to the main trunk line 20B of the distribution board 20 and the main trunk line 152A of the independent distribution board 152 via the switching switch 51, and further to the branch trunk 20b of the distribution board 20 and the independent distribution board. The electric power is supplied from the branch line 152B of the electrical panel 152 to the outlets 22 and 24 through the joint boxes 21 and 23, and is supplied to a home appliance load (not shown) connected to the outlets 22 and 24.

  When a power failure occurs, the system controller 200 controls the storage power conditioner 42 to convert the direct current power of the storage battery 41 into alternating current power, and outputs this alternating current power only from the feeder line L2.

  The AC power output from the feeder line L2 is supplied to each outlet 24 through the switching switch 51 of the distribution board 50, the independent distribution board 152, the indoor wirings 54 and 55, and the joint box 23. Supplied to a home appliance load (not shown) connected to 24.

  For example, the outlet 24 is provided only in the room of the living dining kitchen, and the number of outlets 24 is set to the minimum necessary, so that power is stored in a home appliance load (not shown) connected to the outlet 24. For example, AC power can be supplied from the power conditioner 42 for 24 hours.

  When the solar power generation device 11 generates power during the power failure, AC power is output from the power supply line 18 of the PV power conditioner 12, and this AC power is charged to the storage battery 41 by the storage power conditioner 42.

  When the storage battery 41 or the storage power conditioner 42 fails, the switch 51A of the switching switch 51 is switched to the terminal 51a. As a result, power from the grid power network E is jointed via the feeder line 57, the terminal block 153 of the distribution board 50, the feeder line L1, the terminal 51a and the intercept 51A of the switching switch 51, and the main line 152A of the distribution board 152. The power is supplied to the outlets 24 of the boxes 23 and 23. That is, system power can be supplied to a predetermined room.

  Next, the operation of the control circuit 303 and the like will be described. It is assumed that the power storage power conditioner 42 is operated by the system controller 200.

  The zero cross detection circuit 301 detects the zero cross point of the AC voltage output from the PV power conditioner 12.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 4, the voltage may suddenly change in the vicinity of the zero cross point of the AC voltage Ve output from the PV power conditioner 12, and when the zero cross point is detected at time t1, the voltage fluctuation width is detected. The circuit 302 obtains the voltage difference between the negative peak voltage value P1 and the positive peak voltage value P2 of the rapid voltage change within a predetermined time from the time point t1, that is, the voltage fluctuation width Vw.

  The control circuit 303 determines whether or not the voltage fluctuation width Vw obtained by the voltage fluctuation width detection circuit 302 is equal to or larger than the set value Vk. If the voltage fluctuation width Vw is equal to or larger than the set value Vk, the control circuit 303 stops the operation of the storage power conditioner 42 and Stop charging. Thereby, the storage battery 41 is prevented from being charged with a voltage equal to or higher than the rated value.

  Further, in this case, AC power is continuously output from the PV power conditioner 12 and supplied to home appliance loads (not shown) connected to the respective outlets 22... 24. Can be used effectively.

  When the voltage fluctuation width Vw is smaller than the preset set voltage Vk, the control circuit 303 does not stop the charging operation of the storage power conditioner 42, so that the storage power conditioner 42 continues to perform the charging operation. Become.

The control circuit 303 stops the operation of the PV power conditioner 12 when the voltage fluctuation width Vw becomes equal to or greater than the set voltage Vm that is greater than the set voltage Vk. Thereby, it is prevented that the voltage more than a rating will be applied to household appliance load, and the safety | security of the energy management system S will be ensured.
[Second Embodiment]
FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the control system of the energy management system S of the second embodiment.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the power storage power conditioner 42 is output from the full-wave rectifier circuit 421 that performs full-wave rectification and smoothing the AC voltage output from the PV power conditioner 12, and the full-wave rectifier circuit 421. And a DC-DC converter 422 that charges the storage battery 41 by converting the rectified and smoothed voltage into a predetermined DC voltage. The DC-DC converter 422 is a switching DC-DC converter provided with a switching element (not shown). Note that a DC-AC converter that converts the DC voltage of the storage battery 41 into an AC voltage and outputs the same is omitted.

  In FIG. 5, 310 is an output calculation unit that calculates the effective value or average value of the charging current or charging voltage of the storage battery 41 between adjacent zero cross points every time the zero cross detection circuit 301 detects the zero cross point, and 311 is an output calculation. An error calculating unit that calculates an error that is a difference between an effective value or an average value calculated by the unit 310 and a preset reference set value and outputs an error signal corresponding to the error, and 312 is output from the error calculating unit 311 A fluctuation detecting unit for detecting a difference between the error signal to be output and the previous error signal from which the error signal is output, that is, a fluctuation amount of the error signal with respect to the previous error signal

The control circuit 320 shown in FIG. 5 includes a correction unit 321 that controls the signal width of the switching element of the DC-DC converter 422 so that the error calculated by the error calculation unit 311 becomes zero, and the fluctuation detected by the fluctuation detection unit 312. A charge stop unit 322 for stopping the charging of the storage battery 41 by the DC-DC converter 422 when the amount exceeds a preset fluctuation set value;
[Operation]
Next, the operation of the second embodiment will be described. It is assumed that the power storage power conditioner 42 is operated by the system controller 200.

  When an AC voltage is output from the PV power conditioner 12, the full-wave rectifier circuit 421 of the storage power conditioner 42 generates a rectified and smoothed voltage obtained by smoothing the AC voltage output from the PV power conditioner 12 by full-wave rectification. Output. The DC-DC converter 422 converts this rectified and smoothed voltage into a predetermined DC voltage and charges the storage battery 41.

  On the other hand, when an AC voltage is output from the PV power conditioner 12, the zero cross detection circuit 301 detects the zero cross point of the AC voltage.

  The output calculation unit 310 calculates the effective value or average value of the charging current or charging voltage of the storage battery 41 between adjacent zero cross points each time the zero cross detection circuit 301 detects the zero cross point. The error calculation unit 311 obtains an error that is a difference between the effective value or average value calculated by the output calculation unit 310 and a preset reference setting value, and outputs an error signal corresponding to the error. .

  The correction unit 321 of the control circuit 320 controls the signal width of the switching element of the DC-DC converter 422 according to the error signal output from the error calculation unit 311. That is, the correction unit 321 controls the signal width of the switching element of the DC-DC converter 422 so that the error calculated by the error calculation unit 311 becomes zero, and charges the storage battery 41 with a constant charge amount. . This prevents the storage battery 41 from being charged with a current or voltage higher than the rated value.

  The fluctuation detection unit 312 obtains a fluctuation amount that is a difference between the error signal output from the error calculation unit 311 and the previous error signal from which the error signal is output. The charging stop unit 322 of the control circuit 320 stops the charging of the storage battery 41 by the DC-DC converter 422 when the fluctuation amount detected by the fluctuation detection unit 312 exceeds a preset fluctuation setting value.

  This is because charging of the storage battery 41 is stopped when the fluctuation of the AC voltage output from the PV power conditioner 12 is larger than a predetermined value, so that the storage battery 41 is charged with a current or voltage higher than the rated value. Can be surely prevented. Moreover, even if the charging of the storage battery 41 is stopped, the AC voltage is output from the PV power conditioner 12, so that the power generated by the solar power generation device 11 can be used effectively.

  According to the second embodiment, the effective value or average value of the charging current or charging voltage of the storage battery 41 is obtained, and the charging of the storage battery 41 is stopped when the effective value or average value is equal to or greater than the reference set value. Therefore, even if the voltage oscillation in the vicinity of the zero cross point of the AC voltage output from the PV power conditioner 12 is large, the storage battery 41 can be charged within the rated value.

In addition, during the self-sustained operation, the storage battery 41 can be charged within the rated value even when the vibration of the output voltage output from the solar power generation device 11 is large.
[Third embodiment]
FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the control system of the energy management system S of the third embodiment.

  In FIG. 6, 500 is a sampling unit that samples the rectified and smoothed voltage of the full-wave rectifier circuit 421 of the storage power conditioner 42 every time the zero cross detection circuit 301 detects the zero cross point, and 501 is the sampling voltage sampled by the sampling unit 500. And a preset setting voltage (threshold).

  When the comparison unit 501 determines that the sampling voltage of the sampling unit 500 is equal to or lower than the set voltage, the charging stop unit 322 of the control circuit 320 stops the charging operation of the DC-DC converter 422. Since other operations are the same as those in the second embodiment, a description thereof will be omitted.

  In the third embodiment, the charging operation of the DC-DC converter 422 is stopped when the AC voltage output from the PV power conditioner 12 is low and the charging is not possible. The useless charging operation by the converter 422 is prevented.

FIG. 7 shows a block diagram of a control system in which the sampling unit 500 and the comparison unit 501 are provided in the energy management system of the first embodiment. When the comparison unit 501 determines that the sampling voltage is equal to or lower than the set voltage, the control circuit 303 illustrated in FIG. 7 stops the charging operation of the power storage power conditioner 42. Since other operations are the same as those of the first embodiment, description thereof will be omitted.
[Fourth embodiment]
FIG. 8 shows an energy management system S of the fourth embodiment. In the fourth embodiment, the zero cross point of the AC voltage of the PV power conditioner 12 output at the time of a power failure is detected, and the voltage fluctuation width Vw of the zero cross point is obtained. The operation of the power conditioner 42 is stopped.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 9, low-pass filters F1 and F2 are provided to remove high frequency components contained in the AC voltage output from the PV power conditioner 12, thereby reducing the distortion of the voltage waveform of the AC voltage. You may make it do.

The configurations shown in FIGS. 8 and 9 can be applied to the energy management system S of the second and third embodiments.
[Fifth embodiment]
FIG. 10 shows the configuration of the energy management system S of the fifth embodiment. In the fourth embodiment, the system controller 200 is provided in the housing 43 of the storage battery 41 (the system controller 200 is omitted in FIG. 10), and the storage battery 45 and the storage power conditioner 47 are added. Is the same as in the first embodiment, and a description thereof will be omitted.

  Although the said Example demonstrated energy management system S provided with the solar power generation system 10, all are not restricted to this, For example, the energy management system provided with the wind power generation system may be sufficient.

  In addition, the energy management system S is provided with the current sensor 71 for the power measuring device 60 and the current sensor 70 for the system controller 200 separately, but the detection signal detected by the current sensor 71 for the power measuring device 60 The power storage power conditioner 42 and the PV power conditioner 12 may be controlled based on the above.

  In any of the above-described embodiments, the part 15A of the feeder 15 is drawn into the distribution board 20, but it is not always necessary to draw the part 15A of the feeder 15 indoors without drawing it into the distribution board 20. Good. In this case, the current sensors 70 and 71 are provided in the part 15A, and the power measuring device 60 may be disposed in the vicinity of the current sensors 70 and 71. Therefore, the power measuring device 60 is disposed in the vicinity of the distribution board 20. Therefore, a part 15A of the feeder 15 can be drawn into a desired position, and the power measuring device 60 can be arranged at a desired position.

  In each of the above embodiments, the switching switch 51, the independent distribution board 152, the terminal block 153, and the circuit breakers 154 and 155 are provided in the distribution board 50. However, as shown in FIG. The stand 51 and the independent distribution board 152 may be provided indoors, and the terminal block 153 and the circuit breakers 154 and 155 may also be provided indoors. In this case, the distribution board 50 provided outdoors is unnecessary.

  In addition, when the storage battery 45 (see FIG. 10) and the storage power conditioner 47 are added as shown in the fifth embodiment, the switching switch 51 and the independent distribution board 152 are installed indoors as shown in FIG. The terminal block 153 and the circuit breakers 154 and 155 may also be provided indoors. In this case, the distribution board 50 provided outdoors is unnecessary.

  The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and design changes and additions are permitted without departing from the scope of the claimed invention.

11 Solar power generation device (power generation means)
12 PV power conditioner (Power conditioner for power generation)
20 Distribution board (indoor distribution board)
41 Storage Battery 42 Storage Power Conditioner 301 Zero-Cross Detection Circuit 302 Voltage Fluctuation Detection Circuit 303 Control Circuit

Claims (7)

Power generation means for generating electricity with natural energy, a storage battery, and a power conditioner for power generation that converts DC power output from the power generation means into AC power and outputs it to the main trunk of an indoor distribution board connected to the power system; The AC power output from the power conditioner for power generation is converted to DC power to charge the storage battery, or the DC power output from the storage battery is converted to AC power and output to the main of the indoor distribution board An energy management system having a storage power conditioner
A zero-cross detection circuit for detecting a zero-cross point of the AC voltage output from the power conditioner for power generation;
A voltage fluctuation detection circuit for detecting the fluctuation width of the AC voltage at the zero crossing point detected by the zero cross detection circuit;
An energy management system for controlling a charging operation of a storage battery by the power storage power conditioner based on whether or not a fluctuation range detected by the fluctuation range detection circuit exceeds a preset set value.   The energy management system according to claim 1, wherein the setting value can be changed. The power storage power conditioner converts a rectified and smoothed voltage rectified and smoothed by the full-wave rectifier circuit into a predetermined DC voltage by rectifying and smoothing the AC voltage output from the power generator for power generation. A switching DC / DC converter for charging a storage battery,
Each time the zero-cross detection circuit detects a zero-cross point, an output calculation unit that calculates an effective value or an average value of the charging current or charging voltage of the storage battery between adjacent zero-cross points; and
An error calculation unit that calculates an error that is a difference between an effective value or an average value calculated by the output calculation unit and a preset reference setting value, and outputs an error signal according to the error; and
Based on the error signal output from the error calculation unit, a correction unit that controls the signal width of the switching signal of the DC / DC converter so that the error becomes zero,
A fluctuation detecting unit for detecting a fluctuation amount of the error signal with respect to the error signal before the error signal is output;
The charging stop unit for stopping the charging operation by the DC / DC converter when the fluctuation amount detected by the fluctuation detection unit exceeds a preset fluctuation setting value. 2. The energy management system according to 2. A sampling unit that samples the rectified and smoothed voltage of the full-wave rectifier circuit each time the zero-cross detection circuit detects a zero-cross point;
Comparing the sampling voltage sampled by this sampling unit with a preset setting voltage,
The energy management system according to claim 3, wherein when the comparison unit determines that the sampling voltage is equal to or lower than a set voltage, the charging operation by the DC / DC converter is stopped.   5. The outdoor distribution board for distributing AC power output from the power conditioner for power generation to a main trunk of the indoor distribution board is provided. 5. Energy management system. A current sensor for drawing a part of a feed line for transmitting AC power output from the power conditioner for power generation to the outdoor distribution board into the indoor, and detecting a current flowing through the feed line to the drawn feed line; Provided,
6. The energy according to claim 5, wherein a measuring device for measuring AC power output from the power conditioner for power generation based on a current detected by the current sensor is provided in the vicinity of the indoor distribution board. Management system. A switching switch is provided on the outdoor distribution board,
Only a predetermined indoor outlet is connected to the switching switch,
During normal times, the power output from the power storage power conditioner is supplied to the outlet in the predetermined room via the switching switch,
The power supply from the power system is supplied to the outlet in the predetermined room through the switching switch by switching the switching switch when a storage battery fails. Energy management system.