Abstract: The invention relates to a redox flow battery system, comprising a controller and a battery inverter, which is suitable for charging and/or discharging a battery. The battery inverter comprises: a) a plurality of battery connections, to each of which at least one battery can be connected; b) a first measuring device, which is suitable for measuring the voltage at a battery connection and which is connected to the controller with regard to signaling; c) a second measuring device, which is suitable for measuring the current at a battery connection and which is connected to the controller with regard to signaling; d) a grid connection, which can be connected to an alternating-current supply grid; and e) a plurality of DC/DC converters, of which at least one has a first bridge circuit directly connected to a battery connection.

Abstract: An energy storage system including an energy store with a plurality of flow batteries, a first voltage converter, an intermediate circuit connected to the first voltage converter, a second voltage converter connected to the intermediate circuit and a first of the batteries, a third voltage converter connected to the intermediate circuit and a second of the batteries, and a controller connected to the first, second, and third voltage converters. The controller is configured to simultaneously control a power flow direction of the second voltage converter and a power flow direction of the third voltage converter such that the power flow direction of the second voltage controller is in an opposite direction of the power flow direction of the third voltage controller, to control a power flow direction of the first voltage controller, and to charge and discharge the batteries.

Abstract: An electric power conversion device for charging and discharging energy storage devices having at least one bidirectional voltage converter which can be connected to a power supply network and to at least one electrochemical energy converter for an energy storage device that is configured as a flow battery and has a circulation arrangement for electrolytes. The electric power conversion device has a controller connected to the voltage converter and is designed to control the voltage converter with regard to the power flow direction thereof. The controller is designed to control one or more energy storage peripheral devices associated with the electrolytes depending on the power flow direction of the voltage converter specified by the controller. The controller has at least one control port for connection of at least one of these energy storage peripheral devices.

Abstract: The invention relates to a redox flow battery system, comprising a controller and a battery inverter, which is suitable for charging and/or discharging a battery. The battery inverter comprises: a) a plurality of battery connections, to each of which at least one battery can be connected; b) a first measuring device, which is suitable for measuring the voltage at a battery connection and which is connected to the controller with regard to signaling; c) a second measuring device, which is suitable for measuring the current at a battery connection and which is connected to the controller with regard to signaling; d) a grid connection, which can be connected to an alternating-current supply grid; and e) a plurality of DC/DC converters, of which at least one has a first bridge circuit directly connected to a battery connection.

Abstract: An electric power conversion device for charging and discharging energy storage devices having at least one bidirectional voltage converter which can be connected to a power supply network and to at least one electrochemical energy converter for an energy storage device that is configured as a flow battery and has a circulation arrangement for electrolytes. The electric power conversion device has a controller connected to the voltage converter and is designed to control the voltage converter with regard to the power flow direction thereof. The controller is designed to control one or more energy storage peripheral devices associated with the electrolytes depending on the power flow direction of the voltage converter specified by the controller. The controller has at least one control port for connection of at least one of these energy storage peripheral devices.

Abstract: An energy storage system including an energy store with a plurality of flow batteries, a first voltage converter, an intermediate circuit connected to the first voltage converter, a second voltage converter connected to the intermediate circuit and a first of the batteries, a third voltage converter connected to the intermediate circuit and a second of the batteries, and a controller connected to the first, second, and third voltage converters. The controller is configured to simultaneously control a power flow direction of the second voltage converter and a power flow direction of the third voltage converter such that the power flow direction of the second voltage controller is in an opposite direction of the power flow direction of the third voltage controller, to control a power flow direction of the first voltage controller, and to charge and discharge the batteries.