This utility model provides a bidirectional charging and discharging
system for ship-
shore use, relating to the field of ship
energy supply technology. It includes a high-
voltage input module, an
AC power distribution module, a low-
voltage power distribution module, an AC / DC conversion module, and cable equipment. The high-
voltage input module connects to a
shore-based
AC power source, which is stepped down by a first
transformer to supply power to the low-voltage power distribution module. The voltage is then stepped down by a second
transformer and output as DC power via the AC / DC conversion module to charge the ship's
energy storage unit. The AC / DC conversion module employs a bidirectional AC / DC conversion structure, enabling bidirectional
power transmission between the ship and the
shore-based
power grid. The
system uses a modular prefabricated structure, isolating the AC and DC side functional units to improve
system integration and operational efficiency. It also ensures flexible switching between shore power supply and ship
energy storage discharge during ship berthing, possessing excellent
energy regulation capabilities and grid adaptability.