WO2013114459A1 - 蓄電システムおよび蓄電ブロックの状態を判別する方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a power storage system that determines an operating state of a current breaker in a power storage block in which a plurality of power storage elements each having a current breaker are connected in parallel.
- the value of the current flowing through the battery in which the current breaker is not operating varies depending on the number of operating current breakers. Specifically, when the number of operation of the current breaker increases, the value of the current flowing through the battery in which the current breaker is not operating increases, and the current load on the battery increases. Therefore, in order to control charging / discharging of the battery, it is necessary to detect the operation of the current breaker. In the present invention, the operation of the current breaker is detected by a method different from the technique described in Patent Document 2.
- the power storage system includes a power storage block having a plurality of power storage elements connected in parallel, a voltage sensor for detecting the voltage of the power storage block, and a controller for determining the state of the power storage block.
- Each power storage element has a current breaker that blocks a current path inside the power storage element.
- the controller calculates an estimated current value flowing through the power storage block using the voltage detected by the voltage sensor.
- the controller determines whether or not the current breaker is in a cut-off state using the correspondence relationship between the first ratio and the second ratio.
- the first ratio is a ratio between the estimated current value and the reference current value flowing through the power storage block.
- the second ratio is a ratio between the total number of power storage elements constituting the power storage block and the total number of current breakers that are not in a cut-off state.
- the first ratio and the second ratio are in a specific correspondence relationship, it is possible to determine whether or not the current breaker is in a breaking state.
- the first ratio can be calculated from the estimated current value and the reference current value.
- the total number of power storage elements constituting the power storage block is known in advance. Therefore, the total number of current breakers that are not in the breaking state can be calculated from the correspondence relationship between the first ratio and the second ratio.
- the total number of current breakers that are in the cut-off state (the number of cut-offs) can be specified. If the number of interrupts changes from 0 to a positive integer, it can be determined that the current circuit breaker is in an interrupted state.
- the current value (detected current value) detected by the current sensor can be used as the reference current value.
- the estimated current value is calculated from the detection voltage, and the detection voltage changes according to the number of interruptions.
- the voltage of the power storage block does not include the current breaker in the breaker state. It becomes easier to change than the voltage of.
- the estimated current value calculated from the detected voltage is a value reflecting the number of interruptions.
- the detected current value is a current value flowing through the power storage block and does not depend on the number of interruptions. In other words, since the detected current value does not change even when the current breaker is in a break state, it can be used as a reference current value when determining the break state of the current breaker.
- the first ratio calculated from the estimated current value and the detected current value has a corresponding relationship with the second ratio, it can be determined that the current breaker is in a disconnected state by using this corresponding relationship, Or the number of current breakers in the
- the reference current value can be an estimated current value in a power storage block (referred to as a normal power storage block) that does not include a current breaker in a cut-off state.
- a normal power storage block a power storage block that does not include a current breaker in a cut-off state.
- the detection voltage used for calculating the estimated current value changes according to the number of interruptions. Therefore, if the estimated current value in the normal power storage block is used as the reference current value to be compared, the first ratio and the second ratio have a specific correspondence. By using this correspondence relationship, it is possible to determine that the current breaker is in a breaker state, or to specify the total number of current breakers in a breaker state.
- the information indicating the correspondence between each power storage block and the total number of current breakers in the cut-off state can be stored in the memory.
- the estimated current value of the identified power storage block can be used as the reference current value.
- the median value of the estimated current values in these power storage blocks can be used as the reference current value.
- a value obtained by averaging a plurality of estimated current values included in a predetermined range with the median as a reference can be used as the reference current value.
- the controller can determine that the current breaker is in a break state when the condition of the following formula (I) is satisfied.
- I1 is an estimated current value
- I2 is a reference current value
- N is the total number of power storage elements constituting the power storage block
- m is a current breaker in a cut-off state. It is the total number.
- the value of I1 / I2 is equal to the value of N / (N ⁇ m). Therefore, when the reciprocal of N / (N ⁇ m) is multiplied by the value of I1 / I2, the value after multiplication becomes 1. By checking this condition, it can be determined that the current breaker is in a cut-off state.
- a fuse As the current breaker, a fuse, a PTC element, or a current cutoff valve can be used.
- the fuse interrupts the current path by fusing.
- the PTC element cuts off the current path due to an increase in resistance accompanying a temperature rise.
- the current cutoff valve is deformed in response to an increase in the internal pressure of the power storage element and cuts off the current path.
- the second invention of the present application is a method for determining the state of a power storage block having a plurality of power storage elements connected in parallel. Each power storage element has a current breaker that blocks a current path inside the power storage element. First, an estimated current value flowing through the power storage block is calculated using a voltage detected by the voltage sensor. And it is discriminate
- Example 1 it is a flowchart which shows the process which specifies the interruption
- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a battery system.
- the battery system of this embodiment is mounted on a vehicle.
- Vehicles include hybrid cars and electric cars.
- the hybrid vehicle includes an engine or a fuel cell as a power source for running the vehicle in addition to the assembled battery described later.
- the electric vehicle includes only an assembled battery described later as a power source for running the vehicle.
- the system main relay SMR-B is provided on the positive line PL connected to the positive terminal of the assembled battery 10. System main relay SMR-B is switched between on and off by receiving a control signal from controller 40.
- a system main relay SMR-G is provided on the negative electrode line NL connected to the negative electrode terminal of the assembled battery 10. System main relay SMR-G is switched between on and off by receiving a control signal from controller 40.
- System main relay SMR-P and current limiting resistor R are connected in parallel to system main relay SMR-G.
- System main relay SMR-P and current limiting resistor R are connected in series.
- System main relay SMR-P is switched between on and off by receiving a control signal from controller 40.
- the current limiting resistor R is used to suppress an inrush current from flowing when the assembled battery 10 is connected to a load (specifically, a booster circuit 32 described later).
- the controller 40 When connecting the assembled battery 10 to a load, the controller 40 switches the system main relays SMR-B and SMR-P from off to on. As a result, a current can flow through the current limiting resistor R, and an inrush current can be suppressed.
- the controller 40 switches the system main relay SMR-P from on to off. Thereby, connection of the assembled battery 10 and load is completed, and the battery system shown in FIG. 1 will be in a starting state (Ready-On).
- the controller 40 switches the system main relays SMR-B and SMR-G from on to off. Thereby, the operation of the battery system shown in FIG. 1 is stopped.
- the booster circuit 33 boosts the output voltage of the assembled battery 10 and outputs the boosted power to the inverter 34. Further, the booster circuit 33 can step down the output voltage of the inverter 34 and output the lowered power to the assembled battery 10.
- the booster circuit 33 operates in response to a control signal from the controller 40. In the battery system of this embodiment, the booster circuit 33 is used, but the booster circuit 33 may be omitted.
- the inverter 34 converts the DC power output from the booster circuit 33 into AC power, and outputs the AC power to the motor / generator 35.
- the inverter 34 converts AC power generated by the motor / generator 35 into DC power and outputs the DC power to the booster circuit 33.
- the motor generator 35 for example, a three-phase AC motor can be used.
- the motor / generator 35 receives AC power from the inverter 34 and generates kinetic energy for running the vehicle. When the vehicle is driven using the output power of the assembled battery 10, the kinetic energy generated by the motor / generator 35 is transmitted to the wheels.
- the motor / generator 35 converts kinetic energy generated during braking of the vehicle into electric energy (AC power).
- the inverter 34 converts AC power generated by the motor / generator 35 into DC power and outputs the DC power to the booster circuit 33.
- the booster circuit 33 outputs the electric power from the inverter 34 to the assembled battery 10. Thereby, regenerative electric power can be stored in the assembled battery 10.
- FIG. 2 shows the configuration of the assembled battery 10.
- the assembled battery 10 has a plurality of battery blocks (corresponding to power storage blocks) 11 connected in series. By connecting a plurality of battery blocks 11 in series, the output voltage of the assembled battery 10 can be secured.
- the number of battery blocks 11 can be appropriately set in consideration of the voltage required for the assembled battery 10.
- Each battery block 11 has a plurality of single cells (corresponding to power storage elements) 12 connected in parallel.
- the full charge capacity of the battery block 11 (the assembled battery 10) can be increased, and the distance when the vehicle is driven using the output of the assembled battery 10 can be increased. it can.
- the number of single cells 12 constituting each battery block 11 can be appropriately set in consideration of the full charge capacity required for the assembled battery 10.
- N is the number of single cells 12 constituting the battery block 11.
- each battery block 11 Since the plurality of battery blocks 11 are connected in series, an equal current flows through each battery block 11.
- a plurality of unit cells 12 are connected in parallel, so that the current value flowing through each unit cell 12 is the current value flowing through the battery block 11 by the number of unit cells 12 constituting the battery block 11.
- the current value is divided by (total). Specifically, when the total number of single cells 12 constituting the battery block 11 is N and the current value flowing through the battery block 11 is Is, the current value flowing through each single cell 12 is Is / N. .
- variations in internal resistance do not occur in the plurality of single cells 12 constituting the battery block 11.
- a secondary battery such as a nickel metal hydride battery or a lithium ion battery can be used.
- An electric double layer capacitor (capacitor) can be used instead of the secondary battery.
- a 18650 type battery can be used as the single battery 12.
- the 18650 type battery is a so-called cylindrical battery, which has a diameter of 18 [mm] and a length of 65.0 [mm].
- a battery case is formed in a cylindrical shape, and a power generation element for charging and discharging is accommodated in the battery case. The configuration of the power generation element will be described later.
- the cell 12 includes a power generation element 12a and a current breaker 12b as shown in FIG.
- the power generation element 12 a and the current breaker 12 b are accommodated in a battery case that constitutes the exterior of the unit cell 12.
- the power generation element 12a is an element that performs charging and discharging, and includes a positive electrode plate, a negative electrode plate, and a separator disposed between the positive electrode plate and the negative electrode plate.
- the positive electrode plate includes a current collector plate and a positive electrode active material layer formed on the surface of the current collector plate.
- the negative electrode plate has a current collector plate and a negative electrode active material layer formed on the surface of the current collector plate.
- the positive electrode active material layer includes a positive electrode active material and a conductive agent
- the negative electrode active material layer includes a negative electrode active material and a conductive agent.
- the current collector plate of the positive electrode plate can be made of aluminum, and the current collector plate of the negative electrode plate can be made of copper.
- the positive electrode active material for example, LiCo 1/3 Ni 1/3 Mn 1/3 O 2 can be used, and as the negative electrode active material, for example, carbon can be used.
- An electrolyte solution is infiltrated into the separator, the positive electrode active material layer, and the negative electrode active material layer.
- a solid electrolyte layer may be disposed between the positive electrode plate and the negative electrode plate.
- the current breaker 12b is used to cut off the current path inside the unit cell 12. That is, when the current breaker 12b operates, the current path inside the unit cell 12 is cut off.
- a fuse for example, a fuse, a PTC (Positive Temperature Coefficient) element, or a current cut-off valve can be used. These current breakers 12b can be used individually or in combination.
- the fuse as the current breaker 12b is blown according to the current flowing through the fuse.
- the current path inside the unit cell 12 can be mechanically interrupted. Thereby, it can prevent that an excessive electric current flows into the electric power generation element 12a, and can protect the cell 12 (electric power generation element 12a).
- the fuse as the current breaker 12b can be accommodated in the battery case or can be provided outside the battery case. When a fuse is provided outside the battery case, a fuse is provided for each cell 12, and the fuse is connected in series with the cell 12.
- the PTC element as the current breaker 12b is arranged in the current path of the unit cell 12, and increases the resistance according to the temperature rise of the PTC element.
- the temperature of the PTC element rises due to Joule heat.
- the resistance of the PTC element increases as the temperature of the PTC element rises, current can be cut off in the PTC element. Thereby, it can prevent that an excessive electric current flows into the electric power generation element 12a, and can protect the cell 12 (electric power generation element 12a).
- the current cut-off valve as the current breaker 12b is deformed in accordance with the increase in the internal pressure of the unit cell 12, and can cut off the current path inside the unit cell 12 by breaking the mechanical connection with the power generation element 12a. it can.
- the inside of the unit cell 12 is in a sealed state, and when gas is generated from the power generation element 12a due to overcharging or the like, the internal pressure of the unit cell 12 increases.
- the unit cell 12 (power generation element 12a) is in an abnormal state.
- the mechanical connection with the power generation element 12a can be broken by deforming the current cutoff valve in response to the increase in the internal pressure of the unit cell 12. Thereby, it can block
- the monitoring unit 20 (corresponding to a voltage sensor) 20 shown in FIG. 1 detects the voltage of each battery block 11 and outputs the detection result to the controller 40.
- the temperature sensor 31 detects the temperature of each battery block 11 and outputs the detection result to the controller 40.
- the temperature sensor 31 can be provided in each battery block 11, or only one temperature sensor 31 can be provided for the assembled battery 10.
- the current sensor 32 detects the current value flowing through the assembled battery 10 and outputs the detection result to the controller 40. For example, when the battery pack 10 is being discharged, a positive value can be used as the current value detected by the current sensor 32. Further, when the battery pack 10 is being charged, a negative value can be used as the current value detected by the current sensor 32.
- the current sensor 32 only needs to be able to detect the value of the current flowing through the assembled battery 10, and can be provided not on the positive electrode line PL but on the negative electrode line NL.
- a plurality of current sensors 32 can also be used. In consideration of cost, physique, and the like, it is preferable to use one current sensor 32 for one assembled battery 10 as in the present embodiment.
- the controller 40 has a built-in memory 41, and the memory 41 stores a program for operating the controller 40 and specific information.
- the memory 41 can also be provided outside the controller 40.
- the current value flowing through each battery block 11 can be detected using the current sensor 32. Since the plurality of battery blocks 11 constituting the assembled battery 10 are connected in series, the current value flowing through each battery block 11 can be detected by using the current sensor 32.
- the current value here is referred to as a detected current value.
- the current value flowing through each battery block 11 can be estimated.
- the current value here is referred to as an estimated current value.
- a method for estimating the estimated current value will be described later.
- the detected current value Ir and the estimated current value Im have the relationship of the following formula (1).
- N is the total number of unit cells 12 constituting each battery block 11.
- m indicates the total number (the number of interruptions) of the current breakers 12b in the operating state in each battery block 11. Since the current breaker 12b is provided in each unit cell 12, the number of breaks m is the total number of the unit cells 12 having the current breaker 12b in the operating state. In the battery block 11, when all the current breakers 12b are not operating, the breaking number m is zero.
- the internal resistance of the battery block 11 is increased according to the number of current breakers 12b in the activated state. That is, the internal resistance Ra of the battery block 11 before the current breaker 12b is activated and the internal resistance Rb of the battery block 11 after the current breaker 12b is activated have a relationship represented by the following formula (2).
- the breaking number m is 1 or more, and the value of “N / (N ⁇ m)” is larger than 1, so the internal resistance Rb is the internal resistance. It becomes higher than Ra.
- the estimated current value Im has the relationship shown in the following formula (3).
- R represents the internal resistance of the battery block 11.
- the numerator on the right side of Expression (3) corresponds to the voltage change amount ⁇ V of the battery block 11.
- the voltage change amount ⁇ V changes according to the change in the internal resistance of the battery block 11.
- the voltage change amount ⁇ V is calculated from the OCV (Open Circuit Voltage) of the battery block 11 and the voltage value (CCV: Closed Circuit Voltage) of the battery block 11 detected by the monitoring unit 20.
- the numerator value on the right side of the equation (3) cannot be calculated from the blocking number m.
- the value of the numerator on the right side of the formula (3) can be specified.
- the OCV of the battery block 11 is a voltage (electromotive voltage) of the battery block 11 when the assembled battery 10 (battery block 11) is not connected to a load.
- the CCV of the battery block 11 is a voltage of the battery block 11 when the assembled battery 10 (battery block 11) is connected to a load.
- the OCV and CCV of the battery block 11 have the relationship of the following formula (4).
- the discharge current value is a positive value
- the charge current value is a negative value.
- Equation (4) I is a current value flowing through the battery block 11 and corresponds to the detected current value Ir.
- R is an internal resistance of the battery block 11 and is an internal resistance corresponding to the number of interruptions m when the current breaker 12b is operating. If Formula (4) is modified, it is obtained by the following Formula (5), and Formula (5) corresponds to the numerator on the right side of Formula (3).
- the denominator on the right side of Equation (3) is the internal resistance of the battery block 11 obtained in advance by experiments or the like when the current breaker 12b is not operating (when the number of breaks m is 0).
- the SOC is the ratio of the current charge capacity to the full charge capacity of the battery block 11.
- Equation (6) when the current breaker 12b is not operating, in other words, when the number of breaks m is 0, the estimated current value Im is equal to the detected current value Ir. On the other hand, when the current breaker 12b is activated, the estimated current value Im is different from the detected current value Ir, and the relationship between the estimated current value Im and the detected current value Ir changes according to the number of interruptions m.
- the cutoff number m can be calculated based on the equation (6). Since N shown in Equation (6) is a fixed value, the number of cut-offs m can be calculated by obtaining the estimated current value Im and the detected current value Ir.
- the detection current value Ir includes a detection error of the current sensor 32. Since the detection error of the current sensor 32 is a constant value, the smaller the detected current value Ir, the higher the percentage of detection error included in the detected current value Ir. In other words, the larger the detected current value Ir, the lower the ratio of detection errors included in the detected current value Ir. For this reason, if the interruption number m is calculated when the detected current value Ir is as large as possible, the interruption number m can be calculated in a state where the influence of the detection error of the current sensor 32 is reduced.
- the current sensor 32 is not used as the detected current value Ir instantaneously but is detected within the predetermined period. It is preferable to specify the detected current value Ir in consideration of the behavior of the current value detected by. For example, a value obtained by squaring the current values detected within a predetermined period can be used as the detected current value Ir.
- the interruption number m increases from 0, it can be determined in the battery block 11 that the current breaker 12b is operating.
- the number of current breakers 12b in the operating state can be specified by the number of breaks m. Since the current cutoff valve and the fuse as the current breaker 12b mechanically cut off the current path, the number of cut-offs m only increases. On the other hand, in the PTC element as the current breaker 12b, the current path is interrupted or the current path is conducted according to the temperature of the PTC element. Therefore, the number of interruptions m increases or decreases.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a process for specifying the number of blocks m.
- the process shown in FIG. 4 is performed by the controller 40 at a predetermined cycle.
- the process of specifying the number of interruptions m is performed for each battery block 11.
- step S101 the controller 40 acquires the detected current value Ir based on the output of the current sensor 32. Further, the controller 40 calculates the estimated current value Im using the voltage value of each battery block 11 detected by the monitoring unit 20. The process for calculating the estimated current value Im will be described later.
- step S102 the controller 40 determines whether or not the ratio between the detected current value Ir and the estimated current value Im acquired in step S101 is within a predetermined range. Specifically, the controller 40 determines whether or not the ratio of the detected current value Ir and the estimated current value Im satisfies a condition represented by the following formula (7).
- ⁇ shown in Equation (7) is a value that allows an error, and can be set as appropriate within a range smaller than 1.
- Information regarding the allowable value ⁇ can be stored in the memory 41. Since the detected current value Ir includes a detection error or noise of the current sensor 32, and the estimated current value Im includes an estimated error, the ratio (Im / Ir) is a value (N / (N ⁇ m)). ) May not match. Therefore, in this embodiment, the allowable value ⁇ is set in consideration of errors and noise. Note that the allowable value ⁇ need not be set. In this case, the allowable value ⁇ is zero.
- the allowable value ⁇ can be changed according to the number N. That is, the allowable value ⁇ can be reduced as the number N increases. In other words, the allowable value ⁇ can be increased as the number N decreases. As the number N increases, the proportion of each unit cell 12 with respect to the total number N of unit cells 12 constituting the battery block 11 decreases. Therefore, since the value (N / (N ⁇ m)) is less likely to change as the number N increases, the allowable value ⁇ can be reduced as the number N increases. Since the number N is preset when the assembled battery 10 is configured, the allowable value ⁇ may be determined in advance based on the number N.
- the controller 40 can calculate the value of N / (Nm) while changing the interruption number m. Then, the controller 40 determines whether or not the ratio (Im / Ir) satisfies the condition shown in Expression (7) with respect to the calculated value (N / (N ⁇ m)).
- the number m when the ratio (Im / Ir) satisfies the condition shown in Expression (7) is the total number (the number of interruptions) of the current breakers 12b in the battery block 11 in the operating state.
- step S103 the controller 40 specifies the number m when the ratio (Im / Ir) satisfies the condition shown in Expression (7) as the cutoff number m.
- the controller 40 can control charging / discharging of the assembled battery 10 based on the shut-off number m.
- the controller 40 can determine a current command value for controlling charging / discharging of the assembled battery 10 based on the number m of interruptions when the number m of interruptions is specified. Specifically, the controller 40 can reduce the charge / discharge current of the assembled battery 10 as the current command value increases as the number of interruptions m increases. The controller 40 can set the current command value based on the following formula (8).
- Is (1) is a current command value before the current breaker 12b is activated
- Is (2) is a current command value after the current breaker 12b is activated.
- the value of “(N ⁇ m) / N” is a value smaller than 1, so the current command value Is (2) is It becomes smaller than the current command value Is (1).
- the controller 40 can control charging / discharging of the assembled battery 10 based on the current command value Is (2). Specifically, the controller 40 reduces the upper limit power that allows charging of the assembled battery 10 or decreases the upper limit power that allows discharging of the assembled battery 10 based on the current command value Is (2). . When lowering the upper limit power, the upper limit power before being lowered can be multiplied by a value of “(N ⁇ m) / N”. By reducing the upper limit power that allows charging / discharging of the assembled battery 10, the value of the current flowing through the assembled battery 10 (unit cell 12) can be limited.
- the controller 40 can prevent charging and discharging of the assembled battery 10. Specifically, the controller 40 can set the upper limit power that allows charging and discharging of the assembled battery 10 to 0 [kW]. Further, the controller 40 can turn off the system main relays SMR-B, SMR-G, and SMR-P.
- the charge / discharge control of the assembled battery 10 is performed not only when the battery system shown in FIG. 1 is activated, but also when the power of the external power source is supplied to the assembled battery 10 or when the power of the assembled battery 10 is supplied to an external device. It can also be done while feeding.
- the external power source is a power source provided outside the vehicle, and for example, a commercial power source can be used as the external power source.
- the external device is an electronic device arranged outside the vehicle, and is an electronic device that operates by receiving electric power from the assembled battery 10. As the external device, for example, a home appliance can be used.
- a charger When supplying power from the external power source to the assembled battery 10, a charger can be used.
- the charger can convert AC power from an external power source into DC power and supply the DC power to the assembled battery 10.
- the charger can be mounted on the vehicle or can be provided outside the vehicle separately from the vehicle. Further, the charger can convert the voltage value in consideration of the voltage of the external power supply and the voltage of the assembled battery 10.
- the controller 40 can reduce the current value (charging current) of the assembled battery 10 by controlling the operation of the charger.
- a power feeding device When supplying the power of the assembled battery 10 to an external device, a power feeding device can be used.
- the power feeding device can convert DC power from the assembled battery 10 into AC power and supply the AC power to an external device. Further, the power supply device can convert the voltage value in consideration of the voltage of the assembled battery 10 and the operating voltage of the external device.
- the controller 40 can reduce the current value (discharge current) of the assembled battery 10 by controlling the operation of the power supply apparatus.
- operating can also be restrict
- charging / discharging of the assembled battery 10 can be controlled according to the number of interruptions m, charging / discharging control of the assembled battery 10 can be performed efficiently.
- the charging / discharging of the assembled battery 10 may be excessively limited only by detecting the operating state of the current breaker 12b.
- charging / discharging of the assembled battery 10 can be restricted according to the number of interruptions m, and charging / discharging of the assembled battery 10 is prevented from being excessively restricted. can do.
- the estimated current value Im may be calculated using the voltage value of the battery block 11 detected by the monitoring unit 20, and is not limited to the calculation method described below.
- the estimated current value Im can be calculated.
- the estimated current value Im can be calculated by dividing the value obtained by subtracting the OCV from the detected voltage value of the battery block 11 by the internal resistance. Since the internal resistance of the battery block 11 may depend on the temperature and SOC of the battery block 11, the internal resistance corresponding to the temperature and SOC can be obtained in advance. In this case, the internal resistance can be specified by specifying the temperature and the SOC.
- the internal resistance according to temperature and SOC can be stored in a memory as a map or function.
- the voltage value of the battery block 11 detected by the monitoring unit 20 can be used as the OCV of the battery block 11. If the estimated current value Im is integrated, the current SOC of the battery block 11 can be estimated.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2008-243373 describes a technique for calculating an estimated current value Im using a battery model.
- the resistance used for calculating the estimated current value Im can be corrected according to wear deterioration.
- the resistance change rate of the battery block 11 (unit cell 12) can be acquired by conducting an experiment in advance.
- the resistance change rate is a value obtained by dividing the resistance of the battery block 11 in the deteriorated state by the resistance of the battery block 11 in the initial state.
- the initial state is a state in which the battery block 11 is not deteriorated, for example, a state immediately after the battery block 11 is manufactured.
- the resistance change rate increases with 1 being an initial value.
- the resistance used to calculate the estimated current value Im a value obtained by multiplying the resistance before correction by the current resistance change rate can be used.
- the SOC of the battery block 11 can be estimated by using the estimated current value Im.
- the integrated value ⁇ Im can be calculated by integrating the estimated current value Im during a predetermined time. Assuming that the full charge capacity of the battery block 11 is Cf, the change amount ⁇ SOC of the SOC of the battery block 11 is expressed by the following formula (9).
- the current SOC of the battery block 11 is obtained.
- the full charge capacity Cf of the battery block 11 changes according to the number of breaks m. Specifically, the full charge capacity Cf of the battery block 11 decreases as the shut-off number m increases.
- N is the number of unit cells 12 constituting the battery block 11
- m is the number of cut-offs. If the cutoff number m is known, the full charge capacity Cf can be changed according to the cutoff number m when calculating the change amount ⁇ SOC using equation (9).
- the estimated current value Im has a relationship represented by the formula (6) with respect to the detected current value Ir.
- the integrated value ⁇ Im of the estimated current value Im is a value obtained by multiplying the integrated value ⁇ Ir of the detected current value Ir by N / (N ⁇ m).
- the full charge capacity Cf is the initial value, in other words, the full charge capacity of the battery block 11 that does not include the current breaker 12b in the activated state.
- the change amount ⁇ SOC is expressed by the following equation (11).
- the above equation (11) is an equation (12) for calculating the change amount ⁇ SOC using a value ⁇ Ir obtained by integrating the detected current value Ir and a value obtained by changing the full charge capacity of the battery block 11 in accordance with the number of interruptions m. It will be the same.
- the amount of change ⁇ SOC calculated from the accumulated value ⁇ Ir of the detected current value Ir and the full charge capacity according to the number of cut-offs m is the change calculated from the accumulated value ⁇ Im of the estimated current value Im while keeping the full charge capacity at the initial value. It becomes equal to the quantity ⁇ SOC.
- the change amount ⁇ SOC corresponding to the shutoff number m can be obtained without changing the full charge capacity Cf of the battery block 11 according to the shutoff number m. Can be calculated. That is, the amount of change ⁇ SOC can be accurately estimated only by accumulating the estimated current value Im in a state where the full charge capacity Cf of the battery stack 11 is kept at the initial value.
- the error in estimating the estimated current value Im generally has no offset component, and has a characteristic that the SOC error approaches 0 if the estimated current value Im is integrated over a long period of time. Yes. Therefore, when estimating the change amount ⁇ SOC, the estimated accuracy of the change amount ⁇ SOC can be improved by using the estimated current value Im.
- the estimated current value Im can be corrected according to the deterioration (resistance change) of the battery block 11 (unit cell 12).
- the full charge capacity of the battery block 11 decreases, so that the full charge capacity of the battery block 11 can be corrected according to the deterioration of the battery block 11.
- the capacity maintenance rate of the battery block 11 can be acquired by conducting an experiment in advance.
- the capacity maintenance rate is a value obtained by dividing the full charge capacity of the battery block 11 in the deteriorated state by the full charge capacity of the battery block 11 in the initial state. As the deterioration of the battery block 11 progresses, the capacity retention rate decreases with an initial value of 1.
- a value obtained by multiplying the full charge capacity as the initial value by the capacity maintenance rate according to the current time can be used as the full charge capacity Cf shown in Expression (9).
- the estimation accuracy of the SOC of the battery block 11 can be improved by correcting the estimated current value Im and the full charge capacity Cf in consideration of the deterioration of the battery block 11.
- the SOC of the battery block 11 can be calculated from the estimated current value Im, but also the SOC of the battery block 11 can be calculated from the detected current value Ir.
- the SOC of the battery block 11 can also be estimated by weighting the two SOCs.
- the weight for the SOC calculated from the estimated current value Im can be made larger than the weight for the SOC calculated from the detected current value Ir.
- the SOC from the detected current value Ir it is necessary to correct the full charge capacity Cf of the battery block 11 according to the cutoff number m. In this case, it is necessary to specify the shut-off number m in advance.
- the detected current value Ir acquired in a short time can be used as the detected current value Ir. For a short time, the error component included in the detected current value Ir can be reduced.
- a battery system that is Embodiment 2 of the present invention will be described.
- the member which has the same function as the member demonstrated in Example 1 detailed description is abbreviate
- differences from the first embodiment will be mainly described.
- Example 1 in each battery block 11, the number m of interruptions is calculated by comparing the detected current value Ir and the estimated current value Im acquired at the same time. In the present embodiment, the number m of interruptions is calculated by comparing the estimated current value Im in any two battery blocks 11 among the plurality of battery blocks 11 constituting the assembled battery 10.
- the operation of the current breaker 12b does not normally occur frequently. Therefore, in the plurality of battery blocks 11 constituting the assembled battery 10, the battery block 11 including the current breaker 12b in the operating state and the battery block 11 not including the current breaker 12b in the operating state are mixed. Therefore, by comparing the estimated current value Im of the battery block 11 that does not include the current breaker 12b that is in the activated state with the estimated current value Im of the battery block 11 that includes the current breaker 12b that is in the activated state, m can be calculated.
- the estimated current value Im of the battery block 11 that does not include the current breaker 12b in the operating state is equal to the detected current value Ir.
- the ratio (Im / Ir) is calculated, but instead of the detected current value Ir, the estimated current value Im of the battery block 11 that does not include the current breaker 12b in the operating state, in other words, For example, it is possible to use the estimated current value Im of the battery block 11 in which the cutoff number m is zero.
- a map showing the correspondence between each battery block 11 and the number of cut-offs m is created as to whether or not each battery block 11 includes a current breaker 12b in an operating state. What is necessary is just to distinguish from.
- the map shown in FIG. 5 shows the relationship between the number for identifying each battery block 11 and the number of interruptions m corresponding to each battery block 11.
- the initial value of the cutoff number m is 0.
- the interruption number m in the specific battery block 11 becomes a value larger than 0 by calculation of the interruption number m described later, the interruption number m corresponding to the specific battery block 11 is set to the calculated value on the map. Change it.
- an estimated current value Im indicating a median value among the estimated current values Im of these battery blocks 11 can be specified.
- the median is a value located in the center when the estimated current values Im are arranged in order of magnitude.
- This value (median value or average value) is an estimated current value (representative value) Im.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing a process for specifying the number of interruptions m in this embodiment. The process shown in FIG. 6 is performed at a predetermined cycle and executed by the controller 40. The process shown in FIG. 6 is performed for each battery block 11.
- step S201 the controller 40 calculates an estimated current value Im_b of each battery block 11.
- the estimated current value Im_b can be calculated by the method described in the first embodiment.
- step S202 the controller 40 specifies an estimated current value (representative value) Im_r.
- the estimated current value (representative value) Im_r can be specified by the method described above.
- step S203 the controller 40 uses the estimated current value (representative value) Im_r and the estimated current value (comparison value) Im_b of each battery block 11 to determine whether the current breaker 12b is operating in each battery block 11. Determine whether or not. Specifically, the controller 40 determines whether or not the estimated current value (representative value) Im_r and the estimated current value (comparison value) Im_b satisfy the condition of the following formula (13).
- the controller 40 calculates the value of N / (N ⁇ m) while changing the number m, and determines whether or not the calculated value (N / (N ⁇ m)) is equal to the ratio (Im_b / Im_r). When the calculated value (N / (N ⁇ m)) is equal to the ratio (Im_b / Im_r), the process proceeds to step S204. When the calculated value (N / (N ⁇ m)) is different from the ratio (Im_b / Im_r), the processing shown in FIG. 6 is terminated.
- an allowable value ⁇ can be set to determine whether or not the ratio (Im_b / Im_r) satisfies the condition of the following formula (14). Information regarding the allowable value ⁇ can be stored in the memory 41.
- the allowable value ⁇ can be changed according to the number N. That is, the allowable value ⁇ can be reduced as the number N increases. In other words, the allowable value ⁇ can be increased as the number N decreases. As the number N increases, the proportion of each unit cell 12 with respect to the total number N of unit cells 12 constituting the battery block 11 decreases. Therefore, since the value (N / (N ⁇ m)) becomes difficult to change as the number N increases, the allowable value ⁇ can be reduced as the number N increases. Since the number N is preset when the assembled battery 10 is configured, the allowable value ⁇ may be determined in advance based on the number N.
- step S204 the controller 40 specifies the number m when the calculated value (N / (N ⁇ m)) is equal to the ratio (Im_b / Im_r) as the cutoff number m.
- step S205 the controller 40 compares the block number m stored in the map of FIG. 5 with the block number m calculated in step S204 in each battery block 11, and when these block numbers m are different from each other. Then, the block number m stored in the map of FIG. 5 is changed to the block number m calculated in step S204. On the other hand, when the blockage number m stored in the map of FIG. 5 is equal to the blockage number m calculated in step S204, the blockage number m stored in the map of FIG. 5 is maintained.
- the number of interruptions m only increases. Therefore, in the map of FIG. 5, the number of interruptions m corresponding to each battery block 11 increases in accordance with the operation of the current breaker 12b.
- the number of breaks m increases or decreases as described above. Therefore, in the map of FIG. 5, the cutoff number m corresponding to the battery block 11 increases or decreases.
- the present embodiment it is possible to specify the number m of interruptions using only the estimated current value Im.
- the detected current value Ir includes a detection error and noise of the current sensor 32.
- the influence of the detection error and noise can be eliminated.
- the map shown in FIG. 5 stores the number of cut-offs m corresponding to each battery block 11.
- the cutoff number m does not change, the relationship of the following formula (15) is established.
- the ratio (Im_b / Im_r) is equal to the value (N / (N ⁇ m)). Therefore, if the ratio (Im_b / Im_r) is multiplied by the reciprocal of the value (N / (N ⁇ m)), the calculated value becomes 1, and the relationship of Expression (15) is established.
- the estimated current values Im_b and Im_r shown in Expression (15) are values acquired by the current process.
- M shown in Expression (15) is the number m of interruptions stored in the map of FIG. 5 until the previous processing.
- the relationship of Expression (15) is established. Therefore, by determining whether or not the relationship of Expression (15) is satisfied, it is possible to determine whether or not the cutoff number m has changed.
- the cutoff number m is increasing, the value obtained by multiplying the ratio (Im_b / Im_r) and the value ((N ⁇ m) / N) is larger than 1.
- the shut-off number m is decreasing, the value obtained by multiplying the ratio (Im_b / Im_r) and the value ((N ⁇ m) / N) is smaller than 1.
- Equation (16) m ′ is the number of interruptions including the current breaker 12b that is newly activated, and is different from the number m of interruptions stored in the map. In this case, it is possible to determine that the relationship of Expression (15) does not hold and the current breaker 12b is newly operated.
- the estimated current value Im may include an estimation error
- the value obtained by multiplying the ratio (Im_b / Im_r) and the value ((N ⁇ m) / N) may deviate from 1. Therefore, it is also possible to set an allowable value ⁇ and determine whether the ratio (Im_b / Im_r) satisfies the condition of the following formula (17).
- Information regarding the allowable value ⁇ can be stored in the memory 41.
- the allowable value ⁇ can be changed according to the number N. That is, as the number N increases, the allowable value ⁇ can be reduced. In other words, the allowable value ⁇ can be increased as the number N decreases. As the number N increases, the proportion of each unit cell 12 with respect to the total number N of unit cells 12 constituting the battery block 11 decreases. Therefore, as the number N increases, the value ((N ⁇ m) / N) hardly changes. Therefore, the allowable value ⁇ can be decreased as the number N increases. Since the number N is preset when the assembled battery 10 is configured, the allowable value ⁇ may be determined in advance based on the number N.
- each battery block 11 it is possible to determine whether or not the shut-off number m has changed by determining whether or not the condition shown in Expression (15) or Expression (17) is satisfied. Then, it is possible to perform the process of calculating the cutoff number m only for the battery block 11 in which it is determined that the cutoff number m has changed.
- FIG. 7 This process is shown in FIG. 7, the same processes as those described in FIG. 6 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof is omitted.
- the process shown in FIG. 7 is different only in the process of step S203 shown in FIG. 6, and the process of step S206 is performed instead of the process of step S203.
- Step S206 the controller 40 determines whether or not the condition of Expression (15) or Expression (17) is satisfied.
- the process proceeds to Step S204. Further, when the condition shown in Expression (15) or Expression (17) is not satisfied, the processing shown in FIG. 7 is terminated.
- the interruption number m is calculated only for the battery block 11 in which it is determined that the interruption number m has changed.
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- 並列に接続された複数の蓄電素子を有する蓄電ブロックと、
前記蓄電ブロックの電圧を検出する電圧センサと、
前記蓄電ブロックの状態を判別するコントローラと、を有し、
前記各蓄電素子は、前記蓄電素子の内部における電流経路を遮断する電流遮断器を有しており、
前記コントローラは、
前記電圧センサによる検出電圧を用いて、前記蓄電ブロックに流れる推定電流値を算出し、
前記推定電流値および前記蓄電ブロックに流れる基準電流値の比率と、前記蓄電ブロックを構成する前記蓄電素子の総数および遮断状態にない前記電流遮断器の総数の比率との対応関係を用いて、前記電流遮断器が遮断状態にあるか否かを判別することを特徴とする蓄電システム。 - 前記コントローラは、前記対応関係を用いて、遮断状態にある前記電流遮断器の総数を特定することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の蓄電システム。
- 前記蓄電ブロックに流れる電流値を検出する電流センサを有しており、
前記基準電流値は、前記電流センサによって検出された電流値であることを特徴とする請求項1から3のいずれか1つに記載の蓄電システム。 - 複数の前記蓄電ブロックが直列に接続されており、
前記基準電流値は、遮断状態にある前記電流遮断器を含まない前記蓄電ブロックにおける前記推定電流値であることを特徴とする請求項1から3のいずれか1つに記載の蓄電システム。 - 前記各蓄電ブロックと、遮断状態にある前記電流遮断器の総数との対応関係を示す情報を記憶するメモリを有しており、
前記コントローラは、前記メモリに記憶された前記情報を用いて、遮断状態にある前記電流遮断器を含まない前記蓄電ブロックを特定することを特徴とする請求項5に記載の蓄電システム。 - 遮断状態にある前記電流遮断器を含まない前記蓄電ブロックが複数存在するとき、前記基準電流値は、これらの前記蓄電ブロックにおける前記推定電流値の中央値又は、前記中央値を基準とした所定範囲に含まれる複数の前記推定電流値を平均した値であることを特徴とする請求項5又は6に記載の蓄電システム。
- 前記電流遮断器は、溶断によって前記電流経路を遮断するヒューズ、温度上昇に伴う抵抗の上昇によって前記電流経路を遮断するPTC素子又は、前記蓄電素子の内圧が上昇することに応じて変形し、前記電流経路を遮断する電流遮断弁であることを特徴とする請求項1から7のいずれか1つに記載の蓄電システム。
- 並列に接続された複数の蓄電素子を有する蓄電ブロックの状態を判別する方法であって、
前記各蓄電素子は、前記蓄電素子の内部における電流経路を遮断する電流遮断器を有しており、
電圧センサによる検出電圧を用いて、前記蓄電ブロックに流れる推定電流値を算出し、
前記推定電流値および前記蓄電ブロックに流れる基準電流値の比率と、前記蓄電ブロックを構成する前記蓄電素子の総数および遮断状態にない前記電流遮断器の総数の比率との対応関係を用いて、前記電流遮断器が遮断状態にあるか否かを判別することを特徴とする判別方法。
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