US 2015/0311703 A1 · ENERGY MANAGEMENT METHOD ALLOWING A DISTRIBUTION OF THE ENERGY BETWEEN AN ELECTRICAL NETWORK AND A PROCESSING SYSTEM INTENDED IN PARTICULAR TO STORE ENERGY

Abstract

The energy management method comprises a step of harvesting (E1) of an electrical energy from an energy source (1), notably from a renewable energy source and a step of distribution (E2) of the harvested electrical energy configured to be controlled in such a way as to, in a first configuration, inject at least a part of the harvested electrical energy into an electrical network (2), and, in a second configuration, inject at least a part of the harvested electrical energy into a processing system (3) configured in such a way as to store it in a tank (4). A step of control (E3) of the distribution of the electrical energy (E2) comprises a step of determination of a state of storage of the tank (4) and a step of determination of a time to delivery for at least a predetermined part of the content of the tank (4).

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Dependent claims

An energy management method comprising:

harvesting an electrical energy from an energy source,
distributing the harvested electrical energy configured to be controlled so as to:
in a first configuration, inject at least a part of the harvested electrical energy into an electrical network,
in a second configuration, inject at least a part of the harvested electrical energy into a processing system configured so as to store it in a tank, and
controlling the distribution of the electrical energy comprising determining a state of storage of the tank and determining a time to delivery of at least a predetermined part of the content of the tank.

2 more elements

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.

Facts

Application

14/441,573Filed 5 Nov 2013

Priority

FR 12 606579 Nov 2012

Published

29 Oct 2015

Term ends

Not estimatedThe source records don’t support an estimate.

Classification9 codes

H02J 15/50
Systems for storing electric energy specially adapted for power networks: using stored hydrogen
H01M 2250/40
Fuel cells for particular applications; Specific features of fuel cell system: combination of fuel cells with other energy production systems
H02J 3/28
Circuit arrangements for AC mains or AC distribution networks: arrangements for balancing of the load in networks by storage of energy
H02J 2101/30
Dispersed power generation using renewable energy sources: fuel cells

Energy management method allowing a distribution of the energy between an electrical network and a processing system intended in particular to store energy

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Energy management method allowing a distribution of the energy between an electrical network and a processing system intended in particular to store energy

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Abstract

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