HYBRID ELECTRIC GENERATION PLANT FED BY SOURCES OF A FOSSIL/SOLAR ORIGIN

摘要

The present invention relates to an electric generation plant (110) of the type without connection to an distributed electric supply network for generating an alternating electric current destined for a plurality of utilities (105) comprising: a first generator (101) fed with fuel of a fossil origin for generating a first alternating electric current in continuous service, i.e. 24 hours a day; a second photovoltaic generator (102) for generating a second direct electric current by conversion of solar radiation comprising a plurality of inverters (106) of the distributed type for inverting and regulating said current; an electric feeding panel (103) of the power motor control center type fed by said first and second current; an energy management system (104) for regulating said first generator (101) in relation to the electric current generated by said second generator (102) and load requirements of possible electric utilities (105); a resistor (107) for preventing the inlet of electric currents in the first generator (101) potentially dangerous for the same. A further object of the present invention relates to an isolated electric system (100) comprising an electric generation plant (110) as described above for feeding a plurality of electric utilities (105).

主权项

1. An electric generation plant of the type without connection to an electric supply network for generating an alternating electric current destined for a plurality of utilities, comprising:
a first generator fed with fuel of a fossil origin for generating a first alternating electric current in continuous service; a second photovoltaic generator for generating a second direct electric current by conversion of solar radiation comprising a plurality of inverters of the distributed type for inverting said second direct current into alternating current and regulating the same; an electric feeding panel of the power motor control center type fed by said first and second current; an energy management system for regulating said first generator in relation to the electric current generated by said second generator and charge requirements of possible electric utilities; a resistor for preventing the inlet of electric currents in the first generator potentially dangerous for the same.