Power supply facility using renewable energy
A renewable energy and power supply technology, applied in the direction of electrical components, circuit devices, system integration technology, etc., can solve problems such as being unable to respond to requests for power supply
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[0058] figure 1 The overall structure of the electric power supply facility using the renewable energy of this invention is shown.
[0059] exist figure 1 In the figure, the dotted lines represent conventional power generation facilities using solar power generation arrays 1a to 1d, and each of the solar power generation arrays 1a to 1d having a plurality of solar power generation panels has an output of 100 [kw]. Each of the solar power generation arrays 1a to 1d is connected to an AC wiring 3 via a power conditioner (hereinafter referred to as "PCS") 2a to 2d, respectively, and is connected to the outside via a power distribution transformer 4 and an output AC wiring (existing AC wiring) 5 microgrid power supply6. The output of each of the above-mentioned solar power generation arrays 1a-1d is 100 [kw] respectively, and is converted from DC to AC 380V by the above-mentioned PCS2a-2d and stabilized. The voltage is boosted and supplied to the external microgrid power supply...
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[0159] Next, pass Figure 6 , Figure 7 A second embodiment of the power supply facility of the present invention will be described.
[0160] Such as Figure 6 As shown, a plurality of charging devices 24 for electric vehicles are connected to the AC wiring 5 of the external microgrid connected with the power supply equipment of the present invention. In addition, it is connected to each charging device 24 via a switch 25 a of a smart meter 25 .
[0161] The remaining battery level sensing unit 42g of the above-mentioned EMS19 (2 system, refer to Figure 20 ) monitors the BMU 22b of the 2 systems (not the largest output side, the system that shares 50 [kw] in the above-mentioned first embodiment), and always checks the battery capacity of the 2 systems. Usually, since the battery remaining capacity of the 2 systems is sufficient, the EMS 19 sends a signal that charging is possible to the above-mentioned smart meter 25 via the SMC 23 .
[0162] In this state, when the elec...
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