Photovoltaic energy storage hybrid system and control method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a photovoltaic energy storage hybrid system and a control method thereof. The photovoltaic energy storage hybrid system includes a photovoltaic power generation device, an energy storage device, a DC bus, a first DC/DC converter, a first controller for controlling the output of the first DC/DC converter, a second DC/DC converter arranged between the energy storage device and the DC bus, a second controller for controlling the second DC/DC converter in order to stabilize a DC bus voltage, a DC/AC converter arranged between the DC bus and the tail end of a distribution network, and a third controller for controlling the DC/AC converter. The second controller, by detecting the voltage applied to the DC bus and comparing the same with a preset reference voltage, controls the second DC/DC converter according to a comparison result so as to charge or discharge the energy storage device, and then restores the DC bus voltage to the reference voltage so as to stabilize the voltage at the tail end of the distribution network and greatly improve the power quality of users at the tail end of the distribution network.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of power quality management, in particular to a photovoltaic energy storage hybrid system and a control method thereof. Background technique [0002] For a long time, power companies have focused their research on the governance of power quality problems in medium and high voltage systems, while paying less attention to power quality problems in low-voltage distribution networks (mainly focusing on short-term voltage sags and swelling of low-voltage distribution networks (such as: DVR, UPS, etc.) issues), especially in rural low-voltage distribution networks. The terminal voltage problems of low-voltage distribution network are generally divided into high voltage and low voltage. For the high voltage problem at the end of the low distribution network, the main reasons are: 1) The extensive use of cable lines in the urban power grid; 2) The load power factor is too low; 3) A large number of distributed power sources a...

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For the problem of high voltage at the end of the low distribution network, the main reasons are: 1) The extensive use of cable lines in the urban power grid; 2) The load power factor is too low; 3) A large number of distributed power sources are connected

The high voltage at the end will easily cause the electrical equipment to heat up, even cause equipment damage, and affect the power transmission from the grid to the load, and may cause the system to collapse.

For the low voltage problem at the end of the low distribution network, the main reasons are: 1) The power load has obvious seasonality, is scattered and far away from the power point, and the peak-to-valley difference is large; 2) The line is long, the cross-sectional area of ​​the wire is insufficient, the power supply radius is large, severe phase imbalance

The low voltage at the end will affect the normal operation of the equipment, shorten its service life, and cause great losses to both the user and the power company.

[0003] At present, the main means to solve the terminal high voltage problem are: on the one hand, manage and control the grid-connected power factor, this method requires no investment, and the effect is good, but it does not consider the reactive power of the load; on the other hand, install inductive reactive power compensation devices, such as Shunt reactors, etc., can effectively suppress overvoltage, but switching and maintenance are not very convenient, and will increase line loss under certain conditions

The control measures for the terminal low-voltage problem include: 1) Optimizing the power grid structure can improve the power quality in a large area, but requires a certain amount of investment; 2) Reactive power compensation, such as pa

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