WO2011159112A2 - Safety component by fuse at high voltage battery sensing line - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an apparatus for preventing a secondary short of sensing lines in a high voltage battery using a fuse, more particularly, to a secondary short preventing apparatus in sensing lines of a high voltage battery using a fuse that is connected between a battery module and a battery management system to prevent secondary and tertiary accidents by connecting passive safety devices such as a fuse and a positive temperature coefficient (PTC) to sensing lines, which checks a voltage value of battery cells, in parallel in occurring of short that a closed circuit is formed in the sensing line.
- PTC positive temperature coefficient
- a secondary battery with a large-volume is formed of multiple high power secondary batteries in serial connection to be used in a device such as an electric vehicle that requires high power for driving a motor. Therefore in general, one large-volume secondary cell, which is called “battery” hereinafter, is formed of multiple secondary batteries in serial connection.
- BMS Battery Management System
- SOC System-on-Chip
- HEV which uses high voltage battery is equipped with a system that automatically shuts off the power from the main high voltage battery when a state of emergency occurs.
- the state of emergency refers to undue short-circuits and insulation breakdown caused by short that occurs by aging of related components or undue short-circuits and insulation breakdown by components destruction from external shocks.
- upper components controlling high voltage such as BMS or Hybrid Control Unit (HCU) controls a power source by transmitting an order to shut main power off.
- CAN Controller Area Network
- the battery is formed of several cells connected in serial and parallel so that it could have the power and storage capability desired by users, and all these cells used are monitored through BMS and is designed to take proper actions to prevent any accident when such an accident occurs or is concerned to occur.
- the system is called ‘active safety device’.
- the embodiment of the present invention invented to improve the conventional technology is to provide an apparatus for preventing a secondary accident by short of sensing lines in a high voltage battery using a fuse that prevents fire accident caused by short of the sensing line by attaching a passive safety device for sensing lines, which are connected between a battery module and a battery management system, to the place near a battery cell differently from the conventional technology that attaches a high-capacity fuse to a main power line for electrically connecting a battery and an inverter.
- the apparatus for preventing a secondary accident by short of sensing lines in a high voltage battery using a fuse includes: a plurality of battery modules provided with a plurality of battery cells; a battery pack including a plurality of battery modules; a battery management system (BMS) for monitoring and controlling voltage of each battery cell provided in each battery pack to monitor the status of each battery cell; sensing lines connected between the battery module and the battery management system to sense voltage of each battery cell of each battery pack; and a passive safety device to be connected in series to a terminal of each battery cell provided in each battery pack when a short accident that a closed circuit is formed in the sensing line occurs.
- BMS battery management system
- the passive safety device is realized as a fuse or a positive temperature coefficient (PTC).
- the passive safety device is attached near the battery module.
- the apparatus is applied to a vehicle using a lithium ion high voltage battery.
- the sensing line connected to each battery cell provided in each battery pack is formed of wires having a thickness of 0.5 sqmm or less since real current is too weak.
- An apparatus for preventing a secondary accident by short of sensing lines in a high voltage battery using a fuse is connected between a battery module and a battery management system (BMS) to prevent the secondary accident by short of sensing lines in a state that the engine of a vehicle does not operate, i.e., when the BMS does not operate, by connecting a passive safety device such as a fuse and a positive temperature coefficient (PTC) to sensing lines, which check a voltage value of battery cells, in parallel.
- BMS battery management system
- FIG. 1 shows a case that a passive safety device is attached according to the conventional technology.
- FIG. 2 shows a case that a passive safety device is attached in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 shows a case that a passive safety device is attached according to the conventional technology.
- FIG. 2 shows a case that a passive safety device is attached in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- the secondary accident preventing apparatus by short of sensing lines in a high voltage battery using a fuse includes a battery module 100, a battery management system 200, sensing lines 300, and a passive safety device 400 as shown in FIG. 2.
- Each of the battery modules 100 includes a plurality of battery cells.
- a battery pack includes a plurality of battery modules 100.
- the battery management system 200 monitors and controls voltage of each battery cell provided in each battery pack to monitor the state of each battery cell of the battery pack.
- the sensing line 300 connects the battery module 100 and the battery management system 200.
- the sensing line 300 senses voltage of each battery cell provided in each battery pack.
- the sensing line 300 is connected to each battery cell of each battery pack.
- the battery pack in which the battery cells are layered, is provided, and the battery management system 200 is located in a place spaced from the battery pack. Also, each battery cell of the battery pack is formed to be connected to the battery management system 200.
- the battery management system 200 connected to the n battery cells through each sensing line 300 senses information of the n battery cells and controls the operation of the n battery cells.
- the battery management system 200 senses voltage and temperature of each battery cell.
- the number of sensing lines 300 is larger than the number of battery cells basically included in the battery. For example, when the number of battery cells included in the battery is 20, the number of sensing lines 300 is at least 21. Also, since the real current of the sensing line 300 is too weak, the sensing line 300 is formed of thin wire.
- the sensing line 300 In the sensing line 300, several k ⁇ of resistances are connected to measure voltage of the battery cell. Accordingly, when the real current is weak, the sensing line 300 is formed of this wire having a thickness of 0.5 sqmm or less.
- Occurring of secondary and tertiary fire accidents due to a primary short accident is prevented by connecting the passive safety device 400 such as a fuse and a positive temperature coefficient (PTC) to the sensing line 300.
- the passive safety device 400 such as a fuse and a positive temperature coefficient (PTC)
- the passive safety device 400 operates with occurring of a short accident that a closed circuit is formed in the sensing line 300 by direct connection with a terminal of each battery cell provided in each battery pack.
- the passive safety device 400 may be realized as a fuse or PTC.
- the passive safety device 400 is attached near the battery module 100. Since the short accident may occur in any point of the sensing line 300, it is efficient to attach the passive safety device 400 to the location near the battery cell.
- the passive safety device such as the fuse and PTC
- the sensing line for checking the voltage value of the battery cell the effect of the present invention that prevents the secondary and tertiary accidents by short of the sensing line in a state that the engine of a vehicle does not operate, i.e., when the BMS does not operate, may be obtained.
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- An apparatus for preventing a secondary accident by short of sensing lines in a high voltage battery using a fuse, comprising:a plurality of battery modules provided with a plurality of battery cells;a battery pack including a plurality of battery modules;a battery management system (BMS) for monitoring and controlling voltage of each battery cell provided in each battery pack to monitor the status of each battery cell;sensing lines connected between the battery module and the battery management system to sense voltage of each battery cell of each battery pack; anda passive safety device to be connected in series to a terminal of each battery cell provided in each battery pack when a short accident that a closed circuit is formed in the sensing line occurs.
- The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the passive safety device is realized as a fuse or a positive temperature coefficient (PTC).
- The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the passive safety device is attached near the battery module.
- The apparatus of claim 1, which is applied to a vehicle using a lithium ion high voltage battery.
- The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the sensing lines connected to each battery cell provided in each battery pack are formed of wires having a thickness of 0.5sqmm or less since real current is too weak.
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