Power storage system
A power storage system capable of appropriately increasing a temperature of a power storage device is provided. A power storage system ( 10 ) includes a battery ( 31 ) and a plurality of AC application units ( 33 ). The battery ( 31 ) includes a string ( 31 b ) which is formed by a plurality of cells ( 31 a ) connected in series to each other. The battery ( 31 ) includes a plurality of modules ( 35 ) which are formed by dividing the string ( 31 b ) into a plurality of substrings in series. The plurality of AC application units ( 33 ) respectively apply alternating currents I having phases set to attenuate a voltage fluctuation at both ends (the positive electrode terminal (BP) and the negative electrode terminal (BN)) of the battery ( 31 ) to each of the plurality of modules ( 35 ).
1. A power storage system comprising:
a power storage device which is formed by connecting a plurality of power storage elements;
a plurality of modules which are formed by dividing the power storage device into a plurality of parts, wherein the plurality of modules are (m×k) modules by any natural number m of 2 or more and any natural number k and k module sets are formed by m modules sequentially adjacent to each other; and
a plurality of AC application units connected in parallel to different modules of the plurality of modules and configured to apply alternating currents to the respective modules, wherein
each of the plurality of AC application units comprises an AC power supply configured to generate the alternating current and a transformer connected in parallel between the respective module and the respective AC power supply and configured to transform an AC power of the respective AC power supply, and wherein
a plurality of phases of the alternating currents generated by the AC power supplies of the plurality of AC application units are sequentially offset from each other by (360°/m).
2. The power storage system according to claim 1 ,
wherein the plurality of AC application units apply the alternating currents having the phases of the same combination between the k module sets to the m modules of the k module sets of each other.
3. The power storage system according to claim 1 ,
wherein the plurality of AC application units apply the alternating currents having the phases sequentially offset from each other by (360°/(m×k)) in the k module sets to the m modules of the k module sets of each other.