CN112606735B - Control method for optimal driving and energy management of non-contact power supply train - Google Patents

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CN112606735B
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The invention provides a control method for optimal driving and energy management of a non-contact power supply train, which can realize efficient energy management and an optimal driving control method in the running process of the non-contact power supply train.

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Control method for optimal driving and energy management of non-contact power supply train
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of optimized driving and energy management control of rail vehicles, and particularly relates to a control method integrating optimized driving and energy management of a non-contact power supply train.
Background
Lithium batteries are becoming an increasingly important component of train power systems due to their high efficiency, cleanliness, and reproducibility advantages. As a key technology of a non-contact power supply train, the quality of an energy management control strategy directly influences the energy utilization efficiency in the running process of the train. In order to enable the non-contact power supply train to exert the effects of energy conservation and emission reduction to the greatest extent under the limitation of the whole-line operation, the energy management strategy needs to be ensured to have good global performance.
The health state of the lithium ion battery is connected with the change of the charge state of the lithium ion battery in the using process, so that the charge state of the lithium ion battery is ensured to be in a proper range in the whole-line operation of a non-contact power supply train, and the service life of the battery is prolonged.
Because of more parameters and strong coupling, the research on the energy management control strategy and the research on the optimized driving are mostly separated at present, and the research is limited, so that the control method considering the energy management and optimizing the driving is significant for the safe and stable operation of the train and the maximized energy-saving and emission-reducing capacity.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to design an intelligent control method integrating optimal driving and energy management aiming at a non-contact power supply tramcar, aims at optimizing the economy of the whole-line running of a train and enabling the train to arrive at a station on time, improves the energy utilization efficiency of the whole train and simultaneously ensures that the train arrives at the station on time within an allowable time range.
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a control method for optimizing driving and energy management of a non-contact power train, comprising the following steps:
1. according to the train single-point model shown in fig. 2, a train kinematics equation is constructed, wherein the formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0002851312910000021
in the formula, FdrRepresents the tractive effort or braking effort provided by the traction motor to the train (positive numbers represent traction, negative numbers represent braking); x represents the distance traveled by the train; v represents the speed of the train; m represents the equivalent mass of the train; ffThe resistance of the train can be calculated through a traction calculation procedure, and the formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0002851312910000022
in the formula, ωo、ωiAnd ωrRespectively representing the unit basic resistance, the unit ramp resistance and the unit curve resistance (N/kN) of the locomotive; i (x) and r (x) respectively represent the slope (±) and curve radius (m) at position x; a. b and c represent basic resistance coefficients obtained according to a locomotive test (when the speed v of the general locomotive is less than or equal to 2.5km/h, the unit basic resistance is calculated according to the starting resistance); g represents the acceleration of gravity (m/s 2).
2. According to the topology of the equivalent circuit of the power battery shown in fig. 3, a power battery model is established, and the formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0002851312910000023
in the formula, PbatRepresents the output power of the battery; u shapeocvRepresents the open circuit voltage of the cell; r isoRepresents the internal resistance of the battery; I.C. AbatRepresents the output current of the battery; SOC represents the state of charge of the battery; qbatIndicating the rated capacity of the battery.
3. Combining a train kinematics equation and a power battery model to construct a state equation of the whole train system, wherein the formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0002851312910000031
in the formula, the battery output power PbatAnd the tractive or braking force F provided by the electric motor to the traindrAs the decision quantity U ═ Pbat,Fdr]T. The train running distance s, the train running speed v, and the battery state of charge SOC are taken as state quantities X ═ s, v, SOC]T
4. According to the topological structure of the non-contact power supply train shown in figure 1, the tractive force/braking force F of the train is utilized based on the energy conservation theoremdrTrain running speed v and battery output power PbatCalculating the output power P of the non-contact power supply systemwireThe formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0002851312910000032
in the formula, PauxRepresents the auxiliary system output power, set to a constant value; etadc/dcAnd ηtranRespectively representing on-board DC/DC efficiency and train traction drive train efficiency.
5. Calculating a reward function for reinforcement learning by a state equation of a whole vehicle system, an energy consumption function of a non-contact power supply system, a penalty function of the running speed of the train exceeding a speed limit, a penalty function of the battery SOC exceeding an upper boundary and a lower boundary and a penalty function of the running time of the train not meeting the target time, wherein the calculation formula of the reward function r is as follows:
Figure BDA0002851312910000033
in the formula, r1Represents the energy consumption of the non-contact power supply system; r is a radical of hydrogen2A penalty function for representing that the train running speed exceeds the speed limit; r is a radical of hydrogen3And r4Penalty functions respectively representing the SOC of the battery exceeding an upper boundary and a lower boundary; r is a radical of hydrogen5A penalty function representing a deviation of train run time from a target time; sfIndicating a terminal position of the train; alpha (alpha) ("alpha")1、α2、α3、α4And alpha5Representing the weight factor corresponding to the reward. The specific formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0002851312910000041
Figure BDA0002851312910000042
Figure BDA0002851312910000043
Figure BDA0002851312910000044
Figure BDA0002851312910000045
in the formula, PwireAnd ηwireRespectively representing the output power and the efficiency of the non-contact power supply system; v. oflimIndicating a speed limit value;
Figure BDA0002851312910000046
and
Figure BDA0002851312910000047
upper and lower boundaries representing battery state of charge, respectively;
Figure BDA0002851312910000048
and
Figure BDA0002851312910000049
respectively representing the upper and lower boundaries of time constraint when the train reaches the terminal point; c. C1~c19A correlation coefficient representing a penalty function.
6. Based on the whole vehicle whole system state equation and the reward function, according to the current state quantity X of the trainkCurrent decision quantity UkThe state quantity X at the next time can be calculatedk+1And the prize value r generated by the process, and stores it.
7. Updating the corresponding value Q by using the stored state variable X, the decision quantity U and the reward value r, wherein the formula is as follows:
Figure BDA00028513129100000410
wherein X represents a state quantity; u represents a decision quantity; α and γ represent a learning rate and a breakage coefficient, respectively.
8. The input of the neural network is set as a state quantity X and a decision quantity U, and the output is a corresponding value Q. And training the neural network for multiple times by using data in the database until the neural network converges and the error is less than the set requirement.
9. And inputting the running state of the current stage of the train and all feasible decisions aiming at the trained neural network. The trained neural network can output values Q corresponding to all feasible decisions, and a decision U corresponding to the maximum value is selected as the output of the current train optimization control, so that the optimized driving and energy management of the train are completed.
The invention can realize efficient energy management and optimized driving control method in the running process of the non-contact power supply train, aims at optimal economy and accurate arrival of the train at the station in the whole line running process based on reinforcement learning, improves the energy utilization efficiency of the whole train, and simultaneously enables the train to arrive at the station at the time within the error allowable range.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a single particle model of a train;
FIG. 2 is a power cell equivalent circuit topology;
FIG. 3 is a topology of a non-contact power train;
FIG. 4 is a reinforcement learning based optimization control framework.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a single particle model of a train, wherein FdrRepresenting the tractive effort or braking effort provided by the traction motor to the train (positive numbers representing traction, negative numbers representing braking), FfRepresenting the resistance experienced by the train, FNThe support force to which the train is subjected is indicated, and mg represents the gravity of the train. Accordingly, the train kinematics equation can be expressed as:
Figure BDA0002851312910000051
wherein s represents the travel distance of the train; v represents the speed of the train; m represents the equivalent mass of the train.
Fig. 2 shows an equivalent circuit model of the power battery. Wherein, UocvRepresents the open circuit voltage, R, of the batteryoIndicates the internal resistance of the battery, IbatRepresents the output current, P, of the batterybatRepresenting the output power of the battery. Thus, the state equation for the battery is:
Figure BDA0002851312910000061
in the formula, SOC represents the state of charge of the battery; qbatIndicating the rated capacity of the battery.
The invention outputs the power P of the batterybatAnd the tractive or braking force F provided by the electric motor to the traindrAs decision quantity U. The train running distance s, the train running speed v, and the battery state of charge SOC are taken as the state quantities X. Accordingly, the state equation of the whole system is:
Figure BDA0002851312910000062
the invention provides a driving and energy management optimizing strategy, which aims to be as follows: on the premise of ensuring the arrival of the train punctuality, the energy consumption of the whole-course operation of the train is reduced. Meanwhile, in the running process of the train, the running speed of the train cannot exceed the speed limit value v of the current positionlim. For this purpose, the reward function for reinforcement learning is designed as follows:
Figure BDA0002851312910000063
in the formula, r1Representing the energy consumption of the non-contact power supply system; r is2A penalty function for representing that the train running speed exceeds the speed limit; r is3And r4Penalty functions representing the battery SOC exceeding an upper boundary and a lower boundary respectively; r is a radical of hydrogen5A penalty function representing a deviation of train run time from a target time; s isfIndicating a terminal position of the train; alpha is alpha1、α2、α3、α4And alpha5Representing the weight coefficient corresponding to the reward. The specific formula is as follows:
Figure BDA0002851312910000064
Figure BDA0002851312910000071
Figure BDA0002851312910000072
Figure BDA0002851312910000073
Figure BDA0002851312910000074
in the formula, PwireAnd ηwireRespectively representing the output power and the efficiency of the non-contact power supply system; v. oflimIndicating a speed limit value;
Figure BDA0002851312910000075
and
Figure BDA0002851312910000076
upper and lower boundaries representing battery state of charge, respectively;
Figure BDA0002851312910000077
and
Figure BDA0002851312910000078
respectively representing the upper and lower boundaries of time constraint when the train reaches the terminal point; c. C1~c19A correlation coefficient representing a penalty function.
Fig. 3 shows a topology structure of a non-contact power supply train studied by the present invention. The non-contact power supply system and the battery system provide energy for a traction system and an auxiliary system of the whole vehicle. The traction motor provides traction or electric braking force to the train through the train transmission system. In FIG. 1, Pwire、PbatAnd PauxRespectively representing the output power of the non-contact power supply system, the output power of the battery system and the required power of the auxiliary system; etawire、ηdc/dcAnd ηtranRespectively representing the efficiency of the non-contact power supply system, the efficiency of the on-board DC/DC converter and the efficiency of the train traction drive system.
As shown in fig. 4, the present invention performs offline learning by using a Deep Q Network algorithm (Deep Q Network DQN for short) of reinforcement learning based on the state equation and reward function of the whole system, and the specific pseudo codes are as follows:
(1) initializing a memory pool, and setting the capacity of the memory pool to be N;
(2) initializing a Q value neural network, and randomly generating a weight parameter of the neural network;
(3) initializing a target Q value neural network to be the same as the Q value neural network;
(4) number of cycles to required training M:
(4.1) initializing the State quantity X of the first stage1
(4.2) circulating to the required train operation stage number N:
(4.2.1) determining the decision U of the current stage by a random greedy methodk(ii) a The greedy method has a selection rule of passing the current stage state XkCorrespondingly, the decision making the Q value maximum is taken as the current decision, and the formula is: u shapek=maxUQ(Xk,U;θ);
(4.2.2) executing the current decision UkSolving the state X of the next stage by the state equation and the reward function of the systemk+1And a current prize value r; and will (X)k,Uk,ri,Xk+1) Storing the data into a memory pool;
(4.2.3) randomly taking a partial sample (X) from the memory pooli,Ui,ri,Xi+1);
(4.2.4) calculating the parameter y by randomly taking the ith sample from the memory pooliAnd thus used to update the Q-value network, the formula: y isi=ri+γmaxU'Q(Xi+1,U';θ);
(4.2.5) based on the formula (y)i-Q(Xi,U;θ))2And training the Q-value neural network by using a gradient descent method.
And finally, the trained neural network is used for intelligent control of the actual non-contact power supply tramcar. And calculating value functions of different decisions according to the real-time running state of the train, taking the decision with the highest value as an actual control value of the controller, and sending the actual control value to the controllers of all the subsystems.

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1. A control method for optimal driving and energy management of a non-contact power supply train is characterized by comprising the following steps:
(1) according to the train single-substance point model, a train kinematics equation is constructed, wherein the formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0003695836690000011
in the formula, FdrThe traction motor is used for providing traction or braking force for the train, positive numbers represent traction, and negative numbers represent braking; x represents the distance traveled by the train; v represents the speed of the train; m represents the equivalent mass of the train; ffThe resistance of the train can be calculated through a traction calculation procedure, and the formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0003695836690000012
in the formula, ωo、ωiAnd omegarRespectively representing the unit basic resistance, the unit ramp resistance and the unit curve resistance (N/kN) of the locomotive; i (x) and r (x) respectively represent the slope (±) and curve radius (m) at position x; a. b and c represent the basic resistance coefficient obtained according to the locomotive test, and when the speed v of the locomotive is less than or equal to 2.5km/h, the unit basic resistance is calculated according to the starting resistance; g represents gravitational acceleration (m/s 2);
(2) establishing a power battery model according to the topology of the equivalent circuit of the power battery, wherein the formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0003695836690000013
in the formula, PbatRepresents the output power of the battery; u shapeocvIndicating the open circuit voltage of the battery;RoRepresents the internal resistance of the battery; i isbatRepresents the output current of the battery; SOC represents the state of charge of the battery; qbatRepresents a rated capacity of the battery;
(3) and combining a train kinematics equation and a power battery model to construct a state equation of the whole train system, wherein the formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0003695836690000021
in the formula, the battery output power PbatAnd the tractive or braking force F provided by the electric motor to the traindrAs the decision quantity U ═ Pbat,Fdr]TThe train running distance s, the train running speed v, and the battery state of charge SOC are taken as state quantities X ═ s, v, SOC]T
(4) According to the topological structure of the non-contact power supply train, based on the law of conservation of energy, the traction force/braking force F of the train is utilizeddrTrain running speed v and battery output power PbatCalculating the output power P of the non-contact power supply systemwireThe formula is as follows:
Figure FDA0003695836690000022
in the formula, PauxRepresents the auxiliary system output power, set to a constant value; etadc/dcAnd ηtranRespectively representing the efficiency of the on-board DC/DC and the efficiency of the train traction transmission system;
(5) calculating a reward function for reinforcement learning through a state equation of a whole vehicle whole system, a non-contact power supply system energy consumption function, a penalty function of the running speed of the train exceeding a speed limit, a penalty function of the battery SOC exceeding an upper boundary and a lower boundary and a penalty function of the running time of the train not meeting the target time, wherein the calculation formula of the reward function r is as follows:
Figure FDA0003695836690000023
in the formula, r1Representing the energy consumption of the non-contact power supply system; r is a radical of hydrogen2A penalty function for indicating that the train running speed exceeds the speed limit; r is3And r4Penalty functions representing the battery SOC exceeding an upper boundary and a lower boundary respectively; r is5A penalty function representing a discrepancy between train operating time and target time; sfIndicating a terminal position of the train; alpha (alpha) ("alpha")1、α2、α3、α4And alpha5The weight coefficient corresponding to the reward is represented by the following specific formula:
Figure FDA0003695836690000031
Figure FDA0003695836690000032
Figure FDA0003695836690000033
Figure FDA0003695836690000034
Figure FDA0003695836690000035
in the formula, PwireAnd ηwireRespectively representing the output power and the efficiency of the non-contact power supply system; v. oflimIndicating a speed limit value;
Figure FDA0003695836690000036
and
Figure FDA0003695836690000037
upper and lower boundaries representing battery state of charge, respectively;
Figure FDA0003695836690000038
and
Figure FDA0003695836690000039
respectively representing the upper and lower boundaries of time constraint when the train reaches the terminal point; c. C1~c19A correlation coefficient representing a penalty function;
(6) based on the whole vehicle whole system state equation and the reward function, according to the current state quantity X of the trainkCurrent decision quantity UkCalculating the state quantity X at the next momentk+1And the reward value r generated by the process, and storing it;
(7) updating the corresponding value Q by utilizing the stored state variable X, the decision quantity U and the reward value r, wherein the formula is as follows:
Figure FDA00036958366900000310
wherein X represents a state quantity; u represents a decision quantity; alpha and gamma represent learning rate and breakage coefficient respectively;
(8) setting the input of the neural network as a state quantity X and a decision quantity U, outputting the state quantity X and the decision quantity U as corresponding values Q, and training the neural network for multiple times by using data in a database until the neural network converges and the error is less than the set requirement;
(9) and inputting the running state of the train at the current stage and all feasible decisions aiming at the trained neural network, wherein the trained neural network can output the values Q corresponding to all feasible decisions, and selects the decision U corresponding to the maximum value as the output of the current train optimization control, thereby completing the optimized driving and energy management of the train.
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