CN112421732A - Energy storage method and system based on heterogeneous battery architecture - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to a battery technology, and discloses an energy storage method and system based on a heterogeneous battery architecture, which comprises at least one group of first characteristic batteries, at least one group of second characteristic batteries and a controller (5); the first characteristic batteries are mutually connected in series to form a first battery pack (1), and the second characteristic batteries are mutually connected in series to form a second battery pack (2); the first battery pack (1) and the second battery pack (2) are connected in parallel to form a heterogeneous battery pack, and the battery packs are connected in series with a control device (4); the first battery pack (1) and the second battery pack (2) are connected in series with resistors. By matching the two batteries with different characteristics to the consistent voltage platform and clamping the voltage between the two batteries with different characteristics, the whole energy storage system does not need additional overvoltage protection, so that the design cost is low; and is beneficial to prolonging the service life of the characteristic battery; the energy storage system combines two independent battery systems together, so that the use amount of each battery is further reduced, the cost is reduced, and the space and the weight are saved.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to a battery technology, in particular to an energy storage method and system based on a heterogeneous battery architecture.
Background
At present, the energy conservation and consumption reduction of the power system can be realized through the following four routes: the weight is reduced, namely the preparation quality of the single vehicle is greatly reduced; MHEV (micro Hybrid Electric vehicle) micro-mixing technology (48V system or 12V system); HEV remixing technology; EV and PHEV technologies. The MHEV micro-mixing technology and the HEV remixing technology are both adopted on the traditional power architecture, and compared with the MHEV micro-mixing technology and the HEV remixing technology, the MHEV micro-mixing technology and the HEV remixing technology have higher loading speed; the market of the HEV system is limited, and the HEV system is subject to top clamping and bottom tapping of micro-hybrid PHEV; the electricity demand brought by intellectualization can be met by the micro-mixing system.
The energy storage system of the first generation 12V micro-hybrid system installed on the current partial vehicle mainly takes 12V AGM lead acid as a main component, and meanwhile, in order to obtain better emission reduction effect, user experience and meet the requirement of recent vehicle electronization, a second generation micro-hybrid system is developed, and at present, two routes of 48V BSG and 12V BSG exist.
Wherein, 12V BSG has low cost and low energy-saving effect (5-7%), an AGM lead-acid battery is still adopted, but the service life of the battery is short, and the user bears the replacement cost; the 48V lead-acid battery has high cost and obvious energy-saving effect (10% -15%), adopts a 12V AGM lead-acid battery and a 48V lithium battery (the requirement of low temperature and high multiplying power needs to be met), has high cost, is independent of the two, and is connected through a bidirectional DC/DC.
For example, the patent names: a micro hybrid power system with a plurality of batteries connected in series has the following patent application numbers: CN 201310355250.2; the application date is: 2013-08-15, which is a Micro Hybrid power system with a plurality of batteries connected in series, and belongs to the technical field of Micro Hybrid (Micro Hybrid) power systems. The micro hybrid power system at least comprises a motor in a start-stop system of a vehicle and a battery module used for driving the motor and/or recovering and storing electric quantity generated by the motor; the battery module comprises N batteries which are sequentially connected in series, each battery has the same rated voltage value which is suitable for the vehicle-mounted electronic load system, wherein N is an integer which is greater than or equal to 2, and the N is set so that the rated voltage value of the battery module is lower than the maximum safe voltage value of a human body.
For example, patent names, energy devices and systems having batteries and supercapacitors; patent application No.: 201280023856. X; the application date is: 2012-03-16; a battery system is described that includes a housing that conforms to a standard form factor, such as a group specified by the battery council international. A battery and at least one supercapacitor are disposed in the housing and are interconnected to provide electrical energy at battery terminals. Control and/or regulating circuitry may also be provided in the housing and interconnected with the battery and the supercapacitor. The battery system may be designed to retrofit existing batteries, such as in vehicles and other applications. The use of a standard form factor enables little or no change to the physical and electrical system used to house the battery system.
Two different energy storage systems are adopted, and the two separated energy storage systems are connected through a DC/DC transformer.
The patent names are: dual storage systems and methods having lithium ion and lead acid battery cells; application No.: 201380078366.4, respectively; application date: 2013-12-16, the patent application states that a battery system may include a plurality of battery cell assemblies electrically connected in series. A first battery cell assembly of the plurality of battery cell assemblies includes a first lithium ion battery cell and a first lead acid battery cell electrically connected in parallel with the first lithium ion battery cell such that the first lead acid battery cell is configured to resist overcharging and overdischarging of the first lithium ion battery cell.
And by utilizing the characteristics of the voltage platform, the lithium battery is protected from overcharge and overdischarge through the lead-acid battery, and the lithium battery is only protected by the lead-acid battery.
In the prior art, a plurality of battery packs are required to be integrally realized by mutually independent energy storage systems, batteries with different characteristics can independently meet the starting requirements of the batteries, the energy storage systems are all provided with DC/DC transformers, the DC/DC transformers need to work in two directions, and the whole energy storage system is high in overall cost, low in integration level, large in size, low in energy saving efficiency.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides an energy storage method and system based on a heterogeneous battery framework, aiming at the defects that in the prior art, a plurality of battery packs are required to be integrated and realized by mutually independent energy storage systems, batteries with different characteristics can independently meet the starting requirements, the energy storage systems are designed to contain DC/DC transformers, the DC/DC transformers need to work in two directions, and the whole energy storage system is high in overall cost, low in integration level, large in size and low in energy-saving efficiency.
In order to solve the technical problem, the invention is solved by the following technical scheme:
an energy storage system based on a heterogeneous battery architecture, comprising at least one group of first characteristic batteries and at least one group of second characteristic batteries; the first characteristic batteries are mutually connected in series to form a first battery pack, and the second characteristic batteries are mutually connected in series to form a second battery pack; the first battery pack and the second battery pack are connected in parallel to form a heterogeneous battery pack; the first battery pack and the second battery pack are both connected in series with a resistor.
By matching two batteries with different characteristics to a consistent voltage platform, only a common lead-acid battery is needed, and an AGM lead-acid battery is not needed; only a common lithium battery (a special case is a lithium iron phosphate battery) is needed, and a low-temperature high-rate lithium battery (a special case is a low-temperature high-rate lithium iron phosphate battery) is not needed; because two batteries with different characteristics are combined in one system, the capacity of both the lead-acid battery and the lithium battery can be reduced; the lithium battery protection becomes simple, and the cost of a control system is reduced; the lead-acid battery control and the lithium battery are directly connected, so that an IBS (IBS-based detection sensor) of the lead-acid battery is omitted; lead acid batteries maintain high SOC, improving life; intrinsic redundancy can provide fault tolerance; based on the fact that two batteries with different characteristics are matched to a consistent voltage platform, independent replacement of lead-acid batteries and lithium batteries can be kept through a specific structural design; meanwhile, the large specific heat liquid contained in the lead-acid battery has a temperature control effect on the lithium battery, so that the service life of the lithium battery is effectively prolonged, and unnecessary lithium battery thermal management design is saved.
The energy storage system combines two independent battery systems together, so that the use amount of each battery is further reduced, the cost is reduced, and the space and the weight are saved. The energy storage system combines two independent battery systems together, so that the use amount of each battery is further reduced, the cost is reduced, and the space and the weight are saved.
Preferably, the battery pack further comprises 2 shunts, namely a first shunt and a second shunt, wherein the first shunt is connected with the first battery pack, and the second shunt is connected with the second battery pack.
The energy storage system is respectively connected with the shunts in series in different battery packs, and the current passing through each battery pack with different characteristics is detected in real time, so that the determination of the resistance value of the series resistor of the battery packs with different characteristics is facilitated.
Preferably, the battery pack further comprises 1 shunt, and the shunt is connected with the heterogeneous battery pack. The cost of the energy storage system is further reduced by designing a shunt.
Preferably, the battery pack further comprises a DC/DC transformer and a switch unit, and the first characteristic battery and the second characteristic battery are 2 groups or more than 2 groups; the DC/DC transformer is connected with the last characteristic battery in one battery pack, and the connected circuit is connected with the switch unit.
For designs of energy storage systems larger than 12V, the cost of the design is further reduced by connecting a DC/DC transformer in series with the last characteristic cell in one of the battery packs.
Preferably, the equivalent resistance comprises a cured non-adjustable resistance, a cured adjustable resistance or a switch controlled resistance.
Preferably, the first characteristic battery is a lead-acid battery, and the second characteristic battery is a lithium iron phosphate battery.
An energy storage method based on a heterogeneous battery architecture comprises the following steps:
constructing a heterogeneous battery pack, wherein first characteristic batteries are mutually connected in series to form a first battery pack, and second characteristic batteries are mutually connected in series to form a second battery pack; the first battery pack and the second battery pack are connected in parallel to form a heterogeneous battery pack;
and determining the resistance value of the resistor, wherein the first battery pack and/or the second battery pack are/is connected with the resistor in series, and the resistance value of the resistor is determined through an equivalent resistor mathematical model or a mathematical model of a battery polarization curve.
Due to the adoption of the technical scheme, the invention has the remarkable technical effects that: by matching two batteries with different characteristics to a consistent voltage platform, only a common lead-acid battery is needed, and an AGM lead-acid battery is not needed; only a common lithium battery (a special case is a lithium iron phosphate battery) is needed, and a low-temperature high-rate lithium battery (a special case is a low-temperature high-rate lithium iron phosphate battery) is not needed; because two batteries with different characteristics are combined in one system, the capacity of both the lead-acid battery and the lithium battery can be reduced; the lithium battery protection is simplified, and the cost of a control system is reduced; the lead-acid battery control and the lithium battery are directly connected, so that an IBS (IBS-based detection sensor) of the lead-acid battery is omitted; lead acid batteries maintain high SOC, improving life; intrinsic redundancy can provide fault tolerance; based on the fact that two batteries with different characteristics are matched to a consistent voltage platform, the lead-acid battery and the lithium battery can be independently replaced through a specific structural design; meanwhile, the high specific heat liquid contained in the lead-acid battery has a temperature control effect on the lithium battery, so that the service life of the lithium battery is effectively prolonged, and unnecessary thermal management design of the lithium battery is saved.
The energy storage system combines two independent battery systems with different characteristics, so that the use amount of batteries with various characteristics is further reduced, the cost is reduced, and the space and the weight are saved.
For the design of the energy storage system with the voltage larger than 12V, when the first characteristic battery and the second characteristic battery are 2 groups or more than 2 groups, the charging imbalance caused by the imbalance design is made up through the imbalance design of the series batteries in the characteristic battery pack and the mode that the DC/DC transformer is connected with the last characteristic battery in one group of battery packs in series for power supplement, and the design cost of the energy storage system is further reduced.
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Fig. 1 is a composition diagram of a heterogeneous battery pack of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a composition diagram of embodiment 2 of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a diagram of the micro-hybrid system based on a 12V energy storage system according to the present invention.
FIG. 4 is a diagram of the micro-hybrid system based on a 48V energy storage system.
FIG. 5 is a view of the composition of embodiment 8 of the present invention.
FIG. 6 is a calibration graph of the equivalent resistance model of the present invention.
Fig. 7 is a measurement graph of a polarization model of a battery according to the present invention.
Fig. 8 is a composition diagram of embodiment 2 of the present invention.
The names of the parts indicated by the numerical references in the above figures are as follows: the power supply comprises 1-a first battery pack, 2-a second battery pack, 3-a current divider, 31-a first current divider, 32-a second current divider, 4-a control device, 5-a controller and 6-a switch unit.
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Example 1
An energy storage system based on a heterogeneous battery architecture, comprising at least one set of first characteristic cells, at least one set of second characteristic cells and a controller 5; the first characteristic cells are connected in series with each other to form a first battery pack 1, and the second characteristic cells are connected in series with each other to form a second battery pack 2; the first battery pack 1 and the second battery pack 2 are connected in parallel to form a heterogeneous battery pack, wherein one battery pack is connected with a control device 4 in series; the first battery pack 1 and the second battery pack 2 are connected in series with a resistor.
The control device is a controllable fuse (recoverable and non-recoverable), a MOS tube switch or a relay.
Example 2
Based on embodiment 1, this embodiment can be seen from fig. 8, which includes a group of first characteristic cells and 4 groups of second characteristic cells. The whole energy storage system is a 12V energy storage system; the composition diagram of the micro-hybrid system based on the 12V energy storage system is shown in the attached figure 3.
The first characteristic battery is a lead-acid battery, and the second characteristic battery is a lithium iron phosphate battery.
Example 3
On the basis of embodiment 1, a method for implementing an energy storage system of a heterogeneous battery architecture includes the following steps:
constructing a heterogeneous battery pack, wherein first characteristic batteries are mutually connected in series to form a first battery pack 1, and second characteristic batteries are mutually connected in series to form a second battery pack 2; the first battery pack 1 and the second battery pack 2 are connected in parallel to form a heterogeneous battery pack;
and determining the resistance value of the resistor, wherein the first battery pack 1 and the second battery pack 2 are connected in series with the resistor, a mathematical model of the equivalent resistor is established, and calibration is carried out through calculation simulation.
The response of the cells at different temperatures is shown in fig. 7; firstly, measuring two battery responses under different temperature and different current working conditions through tests; according to two kinds ofThe equivalent internal resistance of the two batteries with different characteristics under different temperatures and different currents is calculated in response of the batteries, and the equivalent internal resistance of the first battery with the first characteristic is R1And the equivalent internal resistance of the second characteristic battery is R2；
R1＝ΔV1/ΔI1，R2＝ΔV2/ΔI2；
ΔV1Voltage variation of the battery of the first characteristic, Δ I1Δ V, the amount of current change of the battery of the first characteristic2Voltage variation of battery of the second characteristic, Δ I2The current variation of the second characteristic battery;
according to the graph, the resistance ratio R1/R2Comparing with the desired current distribution ratio, adding a matching resistor r1And r2Adjusting the position of the curve and (r)1+R1)/(r2+R2) To determine r1And r2A value; determining a battery natural proportioning curve, a target matching proportion curve, a non-thermosensitive material matching resistance curve and a thermosensitive material matching resistance curve according to the figure 7; by adjusting different matching resistance values r1And r2To a curve that yields the final output, to determine the appropriate r1And r2Resistance value; obtaining the final resistance r of the first characteristic battery in series connection1(ii) a Resistance r of series connection of second characteristic batteries2。
Example 4
On the basis of the above embodiment, unlike embodiment 3, the resistor is a cured adjustable resistor, and the resistor r of the first characteristic battery is connected in series1' is a variable resistor; resistance r of series connection of second characteristic batteries2' is a variable resistor; by adopting the variable resistor, the production process uses unified components and parts, and the variable resistor r is adjusted1’、r2' to satisfy the proportional curve (r) of different batteries1’+R1)/(r2’+R2) To obtain the final series resistance r of the first characteristic battery1'; resistance r of series connection of second characteristic batteries2’。
Example 5
Based on the above embodiment, as shown in fig. 1, the energy storage system of this embodiment further includes 2 current dividers 3, which are a first current divider 31 and a second current divider 32, respectively, where the first current divider 31 is connected in series with the first battery pack 1, and the second current divider 32 is connected in series with the second battery pack 2. Unlike embodiments 3 and 4, the variable resistor is controlled on-line by the controller 5.
The controller obtains the current change delta I at the moment t1(t)、ΔI2(t), voltage change Δ v (t);
calculating the internal resistance R of each battery at the time t1(t)，R2(t)；
Obtaining temperature T (t) at time t;
calculating the matching proportion R at the time t1(t)/R2(t) and comparing with a target ratio target _ ratio (t);
variable resistance scale R (t +1) ═ target _ ratio (t) xr at the time of determination of t +12(t)-R1(t); the resistance is the output of the controller 5, which controls the variable resistance of the access characteristic battery.
Example 6
On the basis of the above embodiment, as shown in fig. 2, the heterogeneous battery pack is connected with a shunt 3 in series, and the total current passing through the two battery packs is detected in real time.
Reading the total internal resistance R (t-1) of the battery, the matching resistance R (t-1), the current change delta I (t-1) and the voltage change delta V (t-1) at the time of t-1;
acquiring a matching resistor r (t), a current change delta I (t) and a voltage change delta V (t) at the time t;
calculating r (t) ═ Δ v (t)/Δ i (t) at time t;
calculating the internal resistance R of each battery at the time t1(t) and R2(t)；
Obtaining temperature T (t) at time t;
calculating the matching proportion R at the time t1(t)/R2(t) and comparing it with the target ratio target _ ratio (t) to determine the resistance at time t + 1; r (t +1) ═ target _ ratio (t) xr2(t)-R1(t)。
Example 7
On the basis of the above embodiment, different from the above embodiment, the resistance of the present embodiment is determined by a mathematical model of a polarization curve of a battery, and according to fig. 6, a polarization curve establishment model of two batteries is obtained through an experiment, a solidified resistance is added to the model, a current distribution mode in actual operation is simulated, the resistance value of the resistance is continuously adjusted, materials with different temperature distributions are selected, and finally, the optimal matched resistance is determined.
Example 8
Based on the above embodiment, as shown in fig. 5, the present embodiment further includes a DC/DC transformer and a switching unit 6, where the first characteristic battery is a lead-acid battery, and the second characteristic battery is a lithium iron phosphate battery.
The first characteristic battery is 14-17 groups of lithium iron phosphate batteries (selected according to specific requirements of cost, service life, performance and the like); the second characteristic battery is 4 groups of lead-acid batteries;
the composition diagram of a micro-hybrid system based on a 48V energy storage system is shown in figure 4, wherein a first characteristic battery comprises 4 groups of lead-acid batteries, a switch unit 6 is connected with the 4 th group of lead-acid batteries of the first characteristic battery pack and then connected with a DC/DC transformer, one end of the DC/DC transformer is simultaneously connected with a control switch and a 12V load, and the other end of the DC/DC transformer is grounded, namely the negative end of a shell.
The switch unit is a relay or a control switch.
For a 48V energy storage system, the voltage V' of the 4 th lead-acid battery of the first characteristic battery pack is first measured and the average voltage V of the other 3 lead-acid batteriesmComparing; obtaining the voltage difference Delta V of the lead-acid batteryLead acid，
△VLead acid＝Vm-V’；
△VLead acidThe voltage is greater than or equal to the threshold value, the set threshold value is 0.3V, and the switch unit 6 is connected for charging;
when Δ VLead acidWhen the voltage is smaller than the set threshold value, the switching unit 6 is turned off to stop charging.
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1. An energy storage system based on a heterogeneous battery architecture comprises at least one group of first characteristic batteries and at least one group of second characteristic batteries; the first characteristic batteries are mutually connected in series to form a first battery pack (1), and the second characteristic batteries are mutually connected in series to form a second battery pack (2); the first battery pack (1) and the second battery pack (2) are connected in parallel to form a heterogeneous battery pack; the battery pack is characterized in that the first battery pack (1) and/or the second battery pack (2) are connected in series with a resistor.
2. The energy storage system based on the heterogeneous battery architecture as recited in claim 1, further comprising 2 shunts, namely a first shunt (31) and a second shunt (32), wherein the first shunt (31) is connected to the first battery pack (1), and the second shunt (32) is connected to the second battery pack (2).
3. An energy storage system based on a heterogeneous battery architecture according to claim 1, characterized in that it further comprises 1 shunt (3), the shunt (3) being connected to the heterogeneous battery pack.
4. An energy storage system based on a heterogeneous battery architecture according to claim 2 or 3, characterized by further comprising a DC/DC transformer and a switch unit (6), wherein the first characteristic battery and the second characteristic battery are 2 groups or more than 2 groups; the DC/DC transformer is connected with the last characteristic battery in one battery pack, and the connected circuit is connected with the switch unit (6).
5. The energy storage system based on the heterogeneous battery architecture according to claim 1, wherein the equivalent resistance comprises a solid non-adjustable resistance, a solid adjustable resistance or a switch control resistance.
6. The energy storage system based on the heterogeneous battery architecture as claimed in claim 1, wherein the first characteristic battery is a lead-acid battery, and the second characteristic battery is a lithium iron phosphate battery.
7. An energy storage method based on a heterogeneous battery architecture is characterized by comprising the following steps: constructing a heterogeneous battery pack, wherein first characteristic batteries are connected in series with each other to form a first battery pack (1), and second characteristic batteries are connected in series with each other to form a second battery pack (2); the first battery pack (1) and the second battery pack (2) are connected in parallel to form a heterogeneous battery pack;
and determining the resistance value of the resistor, wherein the first battery pack (1) and/or the second battery pack (2) are/is connected with the resistor in series, and the resistance value of the resistor is determined through an equivalent resistor mathematical model or a mathematical model of a battery polarization curve.
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