CN106976409A - A kind of charge circuit detecting system and method - Google Patents
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Abstract
This application discloses a kind of charge circuit detecting system and method, including:Ground charging module, realizes whether the conducting loop of conducting is working properly for detecting between charging cabinet and vehicle-mounted charge socket, if normally, starting the high-voltage charging program of charging cabinet;Vehicle-mounted charge module, realizes whether the conducting loop of conducting is working properly for detecting between charging cabinet and vehicle-mounted charge socket, if normally, starting the high-voltage charging program of on-vehicle battery.The present invention is to realize whether the conducting loop of conducting is working properly between charging cabinet detection charging cabinet and vehicle-mounted charge socket using ground charging module and vehicle-mounted charge module, if vehicle-mounted charge module and/or ground charging module, which are detected, realizes that the conducting loop works of conducting are abnormal between charging cabinet and vehicle-mounted charge socket, then corresponding module does not start high-voltage charging program, fail to be charged between on-vehicle battery and charging cabinet so that staff can learn, it can be seen that, ensure ageing under charge mode and reliability.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of rail transit, in particular to a charging loop detection system and a charging loop detection method.
Background
At present, most of rail transit vehicle-mounted storage batteries adopt lead-acid colloid maintenance-free storage batteries, and the charging ways of the vehicle-mounted storage batteries mainly comprise two ways: in the power supply mode of the contact network, the charging power supply is from a contact network power supply; in the power supply mode in the warehouse, the charging power supply is from the power supply in the warehouse.
In the in-warehouse charging mode, the in-warehouse power supply supplies power to the storage battery through the in-warehouse power cabinet, the charging plug, the charging cable and the charging socket, and then through the voltage reduction/voltage boosting of the charger of the auxiliary inverter cabinet, after chopping. Charging failures due to poor contact of the charging circuit frequently occur in the charging process. The charging process of the traction storage battery is long, usually 10-12 hours, if the charging fails due to poor circuit contact and is not found in time, the charging time is greatly consumed, and the timeliness and effectiveness of the operation of the engineering vehicle are not facilitated.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of this, the present invention provides a charging loop detection system and method, which ensure reliability and timeliness in an in-warehouse charging mode, so that a worker can find whether a vehicle-mounted battery is charged. The specific scheme is as follows:
a charging circuit detection system is applied to a rail transit vehicle and comprises:
the ground charging module is used for detecting whether a conduction loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally or not, and if the conduction loop works normally, starting a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet;
and the vehicle-mounted charging module is used for detecting whether a conduction loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally or not, and if the conduction loop works normally, starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery.
Optionally, the ground charging module is configured to detect whether a conduction loop that is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally, and if the conduction loop works normally, start a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet;
and the vehicle-mounted charging module is used for detecting whether a conduction loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally or not, and if the conduction loop works normally, starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery.
Optionally, the method further includes:
and the vehicle-mounted alarm module is used for alarming when the vehicle-mounted charging module detects that the work of a conduction loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket is abnormal.
Optionally, the ground charging module is specifically configured to detect whether the detection circuit works normally, and if so, start a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet;
the vehicle-mounted charging module is specifically used for detecting whether the detection loop works normally or not, and if the detection loop works normally, starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery;
the detection loop is a conduction loop which is used for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket.
Optionally, the ground charging module is specifically configured to detect whether the first detection loop works normally, and if the first detection loop works normally, start a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet;
the vehicle-mounted charging module is specifically used for detecting whether the second detection loop works normally or not, and if the second detection loop works normally, starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery;
the first detection loop and the second detection loop are respectively a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket.
The invention also correspondingly discloses a charging loop detection method, which is applied to rail transit vehicles and comprises the following steps:
detecting whether a conduction loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally or not at the charging cabinet end, and if so, starting a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet;
and detecting whether a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally or not at the vehicle-mounted battery end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery if the conduction loop works normally.
Optionally, the method further includes:
and when the abnormal operation of a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket is detected at the charging cabinet end, alarming is carried out.
Optionally, the method further includes:
and when the abnormal operation of a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket is detected at the vehicle-mounted battery end, alarming.
Optionally, the detecting at the charging cabinet end whether a conduction loop that realizes conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally or not, if so, the process of starting the high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet includes:
detecting whether a detection loop works normally at the charging cabinet end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet if the detection loop works normally;
the process of detecting whether a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally at the vehicle-mounted battery end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery if the conduction loop works normally comprises the following steps:
detecting whether the detection loop works normally at the vehicle-mounted battery end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery if the detection loop works normally;
the detection loop is a conduction loop which is used for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket.
Optionally, the detecting at the charging cabinet end whether a conduction loop that realizes conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally or not, if so, the process of starting the high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet includes:
detecting whether a first detection loop works normally at the charging cabinet end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet if the first detection loop works normally;
the process of detecting whether a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally at the vehicle-mounted battery end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery if the conduction loop works normally comprises the following steps:
detecting whether a second detection loop works normally at the vehicle-mounted battery end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery if the second detection loop works normally;
the first detection loop and the second detection loop are respectively a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket.
In the present invention, a charging circuit detection system includes: the ground charging module is used for detecting whether a conduction loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally or not, and if the conduction loop works normally, starting a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet; and the vehicle-mounted charging module is used for detecting whether a conduction loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally or not, and if the conduction loop works normally, starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery. The invention uses the ground charging module to detect whether the conducting loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally for the charging cabinet, if the normal detection result is obtained, the ground charging module starts the high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet, then uses the vehicle-mounted charging module to detect whether the conducting loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally for the vehicle-mounted battery, if the normal detection result is obtained, the vehicle-mounted charging module starts the high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery, when the vehicle-mounted charging module and the ground charging module start the respective high-voltage charging program at the same time, the charging function of the vehicle-mounted battery by the charging cabinet is realized, if the vehicle-mounted charging module and/or the ground charging module detects that the conducting loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works abnormally, the corresponding module does, therefore, the working personnel can know that the charging between the vehicle-mounted battery and the charging cabinet is failed, and therefore the timeliness and the reliability under the charging mode are guaranteed.
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In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present invention or the technical solutions in the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly described below, it is obvious that the drawings in the following description are only embodiments of the present invention, and for those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained according to the provided drawings without creative efforts.
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a charging circuit in the prior art;
fig. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a charging loop test system according to an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a charging circuit according to an embodiment of the disclosure;
fig. 4 is a schematic flow chart of a charging loop testing method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
The embodiment of the invention discloses a charging loop detection system, which is applied to rail transit vehicles and comprises the following components in part by weight as shown in figure 2:
and the ground charging module 11 is used for detecting whether a conduction loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally or not, and if the conduction loop works normally, starting a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet.
Specifically, the ground charging module 11 determines whether the conducting loop works normally by detecting the conducting condition and/or the voltage range of the conducting loop, for example, the ground charging module 11 provides a voltage to detect whether the conducting loop is conducted, if the conducting loop works normally, and if the conducting loop does not work normally, the conducting loop works abnormally; the ground charging module 11 may further detect whether the circuit voltage is within a preset range, if so, it indicates that the conduction loop is working normally, and if not, it indicates that the conduction loop is working abnormally.
The conduction loop can be a closed loop formed by connecting the charging cabinet in the warehouse, the charging cable and the vehicle-mounted charging socket in series; the ground charging module 11 may provide a voltage of 110V as the turn-on voltage, and at this time, the preset voltage range may be 77V to 135V.
The ground charging module 11 may be disposed in the charging cabinet, so as to drive a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet.
It can be understood that, when the ground charging module 11 detects that the charging circuit works abnormally, the high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet is not started, so as to avoid that the user cannot detect the actual charging failure because the charging program is still started when the charging cabinet has a fault such as poor contact in the charging circuit, thereby ensuring the reliability and timeliness of the charging operation.
And the vehicle-mounted charging module 12 is used for detecting whether a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally or not, and if the conduction loop works normally, starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted charging socket.
Specifically, the vehicle-mounted charging module 12, like the ground charging module 11, may determine whether the conduction loop is working normally by detecting the conduction condition and/or the voltage range of the conduction loop, and after obtaining the detection result that the conduction loop is working normally, the vehicle-mounted charging module 12 starts the high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted charging socket to prepare for charging the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket.
The vehicle-mounted charging module 12 may be disposed in a vehicle to control the vehicle-mounted charging socket to start a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted charging socket.
It can be understood that, when it is detected that the charging circuit works abnormally, the vehicle-mounted charging module 12 does not start the high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted charging socket, so as to avoid the situation that the user cannot detect the actual charging failure because the charging program is still started when the vehicle-mounted charging socket has a fault such as poor contact in the charging circuit, and thus, the reliability and timeliness of the charging operation are ensured.
It should be noted that the vehicle-mounted charging socket enters the charging state only when the ground charging module 11 and the vehicle-mounted charging module 12 respectively start the corresponding high-voltage charging programs.
The invention uses the ground charging module 11 to detect whether the conducting loop between the charging cabinet and the vehicle charging socket works normally, if the normal detection result is obtained, the ground charging module 11 starts the high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet, then uses the vehicle charging module 12 to detect whether the conducting loop between the charging cabinet and the vehicle charging socket works normally, if the normal detection result is obtained, the vehicle charging module 12 starts the high-voltage charging program of the vehicle battery, when the vehicle charging module 12 and the ground charging module 11 start the respective high-voltage charging program at the same time, the charging function of the charging cabinet to the vehicle battery is realized, if the vehicle charging module 12 and/or the ground charging module 11 detects that the conducting loop between the charging cabinet and the vehicle charging socket works abnormally, the corresponding module does not start the high-voltage charging program, therefore, the working personnel can know that the charging between the vehicle-mounted battery and the charging cabinet is failed, and therefore the timeliness and the reliability under the charging mode are guaranteed.
The embodiment of the invention discloses a specific charging loop detection system, and compared with the previous embodiment, the technical scheme is further explained and optimized in the embodiment. Specifically, the method comprises the following steps:
in practical application, work is unusual when detecting the charging circuit, and when unable realization charges the function of charging between cabinet and the on-vehicle socket that charges, for reminding as early as possible the staff to overhaul work such as, for this reason, charging circuit detecting system can also include: the charging cabinet alarm module and/or the vehicle-mounted alarm module; wherein,
and the charging cabinet alarm module is used for alarming when the ground charging module detects that the work of a conduction loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket is abnormal.
Specifically, cabinet alarm module charges can adopt bee calling organ to report to the police, or adopt the warning light to report to the police, certainly also can combine, can also send alarm information to staff's cell-phone, or show fault information through the display screen, or adopt other warning modes that can in time remind the staff to overhaul again, do not do the restriction here.
And the vehicle-mounted alarm module is used for alarming when the vehicle-mounted charging module detects that the work of a conduction loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket is abnormal.
Specifically, the vehicle-mounted alarm module can adopt a buzzer to give an alarm, or adopt a prompt lamp to give an alarm, and can also be combined with the buzzer, and can also send alarm information to a mobile phone of a worker, or display fault information through a display screen, or adopt other alarm modes which can prompt the worker to overhaul in time, and the alarm mode is not limited here.
In the embodiment of the invention, the ground charging module can be specifically used for detecting whether the first detection loop works normally or not, and if the first detection loop works normally, starting a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet; the vehicle-mounted charging module can be specifically used for detecting whether the second detection loop works normally or not, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery if the second detection loop works normally; the first detection loop and the second detection loop are respectively a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket.
In practical application, when the charging cabinet needs to charge the vehicle-mounted battery, high-voltage charging is needed, therefore, a high-voltage-resistant charging loop is needed, if high voltage is still used as detection voltage during detection, energy waste is caused, and because the high-voltage charging programs of the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket are respectively and independently operated, the ground charging module and the vehicle-mounted charging module need to respectively obtain detection results so as to realize that the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket both start the high-voltage charging program and complete the charging process.
For example, the interface of the detection circuit and the interface of the charging circuit are arranged side by side to ensure that when the interface of the detection circuit is tightly connected with the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket interface respectively, the interface of the charging circuit is also tightly connected with the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket interface, so that the charging module and the vehicle-mounted charging module can judge whether the interface of the charging circuit is tightly connected with the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket interface respectively by detecting whether the first detection circuit works normally.
Specifically, the ground charging module judges whether to start the high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet according to the detection result by detecting whether the first detection circuit works normally, the vehicle-mounted charging module judges whether to start the high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted charging socket according to the detection result by detecting whether the second detection circuit works normally, and the ground charging module and the vehicle-mounted charging module start respective corresponding high-voltage charging programs, so that the vehicle-mounted charging socket enters a charging state.
Referring to fig. 3, the first detection loop may be connected such that the first connection point a1 of the charging cabinet is connected to the first connection point b11 of the first cable of the charging cable, the second connection point b12 of the first cable of the charging cable is connected to the first connection point c1 of the vehicle-mounted charging socket, the first connection point c1 of the vehicle-mounted charging socket is connected to the second connection point c2 of the vehicle-mounted charging socket, the second connection point c2 of the vehicle-mounted charging socket is connected to the second connection point b22 of the second cable of the charging cable, the first connection point b21 of the second cable of the charging cable is connected to the second connection point a2 of the charging cabinet, and the first connection point a1 and the second connection point a2 of the charging cabinet are respectively connected to the ground charging module; the second detection loop may be connected in series with the vehicle-mounted charging socket third connection point c3, the charging cable third connection point b32, the third cable first connection point b31, the charging cabinet third connection point a3, the charging cabinet fourth connection point a4, the charging cable fourth connection point b41, the fourth cable second connection point b42 and the vehicle-mounted charging socket fourth connection point c4, and the vehicle-mounted charging socket third connection point c3 and the vehicle-mounted charging socket fourth connection point c4 are connected with the vehicle-mounted charging module.
Furthermore, in the embodiment of the present invention, the ground charging module may be further specifically configured to detect whether the detection circuit is working normally; the vehicle-mounted charging module is specifically used for detecting whether the detection loop works normally; wherein, the detection return circuit is the switch-on return circuit between cabinet and the on-vehicle socket that charges.
It can be understood that, by designing a detection loop, the ground charging module and the vehicle-mounted charging module jointly use the detection loop to obtain a test result, so as to respectively start the high-voltage charging programs and complete the charging program of the vehicle-mounted charging socket, thereby further simplifying the system structure.
Correspondingly, the embodiment of the invention also discloses a charging loop detection method, which is applied to rail transit vehicles, and as shown in fig. 4, the method comprises the following steps:
step S11: detecting whether a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally or not at the charging cabinet end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet if the conduction loop works normally;
step S12: and detecting whether a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally or not at the vehicle-mounted battery end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery if the conduction loop works normally.
It is to be understood that the execution order of step S11 and step S12 is not limited in the embodiment of the present invention.
The invention uses the ground charging module to detect whether the conducting loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally for the charging cabinet, if the normal detection result is obtained, the ground charging module starts the high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet, then uses the vehicle-mounted charging module to detect whether the conducting loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally for the vehicle-mounted battery, if the normal detection result is obtained, the vehicle-mounted charging module starts the high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery, when the vehicle-mounted charging module and the ground charging module start the respective high-voltage charging program at the same time, the charging function of the vehicle-mounted battery by the charging cabinet is realized, if the vehicle-mounted charging module and/or the ground charging module detects that the conducting loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works abnormally, the corresponding module does, therefore, the working personnel can know that the charging between the vehicle-mounted battery and the charging cabinet is failed, and therefore the timeliness and the reliability under the charging mode are guaranteed.
It can be understood that in order to better remind workers of finding charging failure, an alarm function can be added at the charging cabinet end and/or the vehicle-mounted battery end;
specifically, when the abnormal operation of a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket is detected at the charging cabinet end, an alarm is given.
Specifically, when the abnormal operation of a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket is detected at the vehicle-mounted battery end, an alarm is given.
In the embodiment of the present invention, the step S11 is to detect whether the conducting loop that is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket at the charging cabinet end works normally, and if so, the process of starting the high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet may specifically include:
detecting whether the detection loop works normally at the charging cabinet end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet if the detection loop works normally;
in the embodiment of the present invention, step S12 is to detect whether a conduction loop that is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket at the vehicle-mounted battery end is normal, and if so, the process of starting the high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery includes:
detecting whether the detection loop works normally or not at the vehicle-mounted battery end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery if the detection loop works normally;
wherein, the detection return circuit is the switch-on return circuit that realizes switching on between cabinet and the on-vehicle socket that charges of charging.
In the embodiment of the present invention, step S11 is to detect whether the conducting loop that is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket at the charging cabinet end is normal, and if so, the process of starting the high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet may further include:
detecting whether the first detection loop works normally at the charging cabinet end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet if the first detection loop works normally;
in the embodiment of the present invention, step S12 is to detect whether the conducting loop that is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket at the vehicle-mounted battery end is normal, and if so, the process of starting the high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery may further include:
detecting whether the second detection loop works normally or not at the vehicle-mounted battery end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery if the second detection loop works normally;
wherein, first detection return circuit and second detection return circuit are the switch-on return circuit that realizes switching on between cabinet and the on-vehicle socket that charges respectively.
Finally, it should also be noted that, herein, relational terms such as first and second, and the like may be used solely to distinguish one entity or action from another entity or action without necessarily requiring or implying any actual such relationship or order between such entities or actions. Also, the terms "comprises," "comprising," or any other variation thereof, are intended to cover a non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises a list of elements does not include only those elements but may include other elements not expressly listed or inherent to such process, method, article, or apparatus. Without further limitation, an element defined by the phrase "comprising an … …" does not exclude the presence of other identical elements in a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises the element.
The charging loop detection system and method provided by the present invention are described in detail above, and a specific example is applied in the description to explain the principle and the implementation of the present invention, and the description of the above embodiment is only used to help understanding the method and the core idea of the present invention; meanwhile, for a person skilled in the art, according to the idea of the present invention, there may be variations in the specific embodiments and the application scope, and in summary, the content of the present specification should not be construed as a limitation to the present invention.
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1. A charging circuit detection system is characterized in that the charging circuit detection system is applied to a rail transit vehicle and comprises:
the ground charging module is used for detecting whether a conduction loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally or not, and if the conduction loop works normally, starting a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet;
and the vehicle-mounted charging module is used for detecting whether a conduction loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally or not, and if the conduction loop works normally, starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery.
2. The charging loop detection system of claim 1, further comprising:
and the charging cabinet alarm module is used for alarming when the ground charging module detects that the work of a conduction loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket is abnormal.
3. The charging loop detection system of claim 1, further comprising:
and the vehicle-mounted alarm module is used for alarming when the vehicle-mounted charging module detects that the work of a conduction loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket is abnormal.
4. The charging loop detection system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the ground charging module is specifically configured to detect whether the detection loop is working normally, and if so, start a high-voltage charging procedure of the charging cabinet;
the vehicle-mounted charging module is specifically used for detecting whether the detection loop works normally or not, and if the detection loop works normally, starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery;
the detection loop is a conduction loop which is used for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket.
5. The charging loop detection system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the ground charging module is specifically configured to detect whether the first detection loop is working normally, and if so, start a high-voltage charging procedure of the charging cabinet;
the vehicle-mounted charging module is specifically used for detecting whether the second detection loop works normally or not, and if the second detection loop works normally, starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery;
the first detection loop and the second detection loop are respectively a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket.
6. A charging circuit detection method is applied to rail transit vehicles and comprises the following steps:
detecting whether a conduction loop which is conducted between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally or not at the charging cabinet end, and if so, starting a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet;
and detecting whether a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally or not at the vehicle-mounted battery end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery if the conduction loop works normally.
7. The charging loop detection method of claim 6, further comprising:
and when the abnormal operation of a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket is detected at the charging cabinet end, alarming is carried out.
8. The charging loop detection method of claim 6, further comprising:
and when the abnormal operation of a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket is detected at the vehicle-mounted battery end, alarming.
9. The charging loop detection method according to any one of claims 6 to 8, wherein the process of detecting whether a conducting loop for conducting between the charging cabinet and a vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally at a charging cabinet end, and if the conducting loop works normally, starting a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet comprises the following steps:
detecting whether a detection loop works normally at the charging cabinet end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet if the detection loop works normally;
the process of detecting whether a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally at the vehicle-mounted battery end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery if the conduction loop works normally comprises the following steps:
detecting whether the detection loop works normally at the vehicle-mounted battery end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery if the detection loop works normally;
the detection loop is a conduction loop which is used for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket.
10. The charging loop detection method according to any one of claims 6 to 8, wherein the process of detecting whether a conducting loop for conducting between the charging cabinet and a vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally at a charging cabinet end, and if the conducting loop works normally, starting a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet comprises the following steps:
detecting whether a first detection loop works normally at the charging cabinet end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the charging cabinet if the first detection loop works normally;
the process of detecting whether a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket works normally at the vehicle-mounted battery end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery if the conduction loop works normally comprises the following steps:
detecting whether a second detection loop works normally at the vehicle-mounted battery end, and starting a high-voltage charging program of the vehicle-mounted battery if the second detection loop works normally;
the first detection loop and the second detection loop are respectively a conduction loop for realizing conduction between the charging cabinet and the vehicle-mounted charging socket.
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