CN112928350B - In-situ detection and activation method for storage battery - Google Patents
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Abstract
The embodiment of the application provides a storage battery in-situ detection and activation method, which is characterized by comprising the following steps: step one: after the power supply device is electrified, initializing target data, wherein the target data comprises PFC control data, charging control data, DC/DC control data, mains voltage sampling data, battery current sampling data, output voltage sampling data and output current sampling data; step two: the power supply equipment charges and outputs low voltage or voltage to the storage battery, and judges the charging low voltage or the charging low voltage and the sampling voltage, so as to judge whether the storage battery is in an in-place state; the embodiment of the application detects whether the storage battery is in place or not and realizes the battery activation function by controlling the charging voltage and the charging current, thereby achieving the purposes of grasping the information of whether the storage battery is in place or not at any time, improving the power supply reliability of power supply equipment, prolonging the service life of the storage battery and saving the manpower and the use cost of customers.
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Technical Field
The application relates to the technical field of intelligent switching power supply equipment, in particular to a storage battery in-situ detection and activation method.
Background
The multi-switch power supply equipment is provided with a storage battery to ensure uninterrupted power supply to the load when the commercial power is abnormal, but the storage battery is connected or not, whether the storage battery is in place or not, the storage battery is activated and maintained and the like are important.
The quantity of the low-power supply equipment is huge, the quantity of the storage batteries carried by the low-power supply equipment is small, and if the in-place condition of the storage batteries cannot be detected at any time and automatic activation is implemented, the continuous power supply reliability of the power supply equipment is greatly reduced.
The storage battery in-situ detection method in the prior art is complex and has complicated steps of activation and maintenance operations, and a special sampling line for the voltage of the storage battery is required to be installed or the manual treatment of power failure is required. Aiming at the technical problems that the detection of the power supply storage battery needs to be connected with a special sampling line and the manual activation increases the operation and maintenance cost.
Summary of the application
In order to overcome the defects of the prior art, the application provides a storage battery in-situ detection and activation method which is used for solving the technical problems of low power supply reliability of power supply equipment, low service life of the storage battery and high cost of using the storage battery.
The technical scheme adopted for solving the technical problems is as follows: the method for detecting and activating the storage battery in place is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step one: after the power supply device is electrified, initializing target data, wherein the target data comprises PFC control data, charging control data, DC/DC control data, mains voltage sampling data, battery current sampling data, output voltage sampling data and output current sampling data;
step two: the power supply device performs low-voltage or voltage charging output on the storage battery, and judges the charging low-voltage or the charging low-voltage and the sampling voltage, so as to judge whether the storage battery is in an in-place state.
Specifically, the second step specifically includes:
the power supply device outputs a set low voltage to the battery while the battery is actively discharged.
And judging whether the sampling voltage is equal to the low voltage of the set output.
Specifically, judging whether the sampling voltage is equal to the low voltage of the set output, the steps specifically include:
when the sampling voltage is equal to the low voltage which is set and output and the charging current is smaller than the set charging current, namely that the storage battery in-place condition is not met, executing the power supply equipment to output the set high voltage to the storage battery;
and when the sampling voltage is not equal to the low voltage output by the setting or the charging current is equal to the set charging current, the condition that the storage battery is in place is met.
Preferably, after the sampling voltage is equal to the low voltage of the set output and the charging current is smaller than the set charging current, the steps further include:
the power supply device outputs a set high voltage to the storage battery;
and judging whether the sampling voltage is equal to the high voltage output by setting.
Specifically, judging whether the sampling voltage is equal to the high voltage of the set output, wherein the steps specifically include:
when the sampling voltage is equal to the set high voltage, namely that the storage battery in-place condition is not met, judging whether the charging current is smaller than the set current or not is executed;
and when the sampling voltage is judged to be unequal to the set high voltage, the storage battery is indicated to be in an in-place state.
Preferably, after the sampling voltage is equal to the set high voltage, the step further includes:
and judging whether the charging current is smaller than the set current.
Specifically, judging whether the charging current is smaller than the set current, the steps specifically include:
when the charging current is less than the set current, namely the storage battery is not in the in-place state, the power supply equipment is continued to output the set low voltage to the storage battery;
and when the charging current is judged to be not smaller than the set current, indicating that the storage battery is in an in-place state.
Preferably, after determining that the charging current is not less than the set current, the step further includes:
the power supply equipment is normally started to charge the storage battery and starts charging timing at the same time;
when the power supply equipment is normally started to charge the storage battery, whether the charging timing time reaches a set value or not is judged.
Specifically, when the power supply device is normally started to charge the storage battery, judging whether the charging timing time reaches a set value, wherein the method specifically comprises the following steps:
when the charging timing time is judged to reach the set value, the power supply equipment is executed to continuously output the set low voltage to the storage battery;
and when the charging timing time is judged to not reach the set value, continuing to time the charging time until the charging timing time reaches the set value.
The beneficial effects of the application are as follows: step one: after the power supply device is electrified, initializing target data, wherein the target data comprises PFC control data, charging control data, DC/DC control data, mains voltage sampling data, battery current sampling data, output voltage sampling data and output current sampling data; step two: the power supply equipment charges and outputs low voltage or voltage to the storage battery, and judges the charging low voltage or the charging low voltage and the sampling voltage, so as to judge whether the storage battery is in an in-place state; the embodiment of the application detects whether the storage battery is in place or not and realizes the battery activation function by controlling the charging voltage and the charging current, thereby achieving the purposes of grasping the information of whether the storage battery is in place or not at any time, improving the power supply reliability of power supply equipment, prolonging the service life of the storage battery and saving the manpower and the use cost of customers.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic flow chart of a method for in-place detection and activation of a storage battery.
Fig. 2 is another flow chart of a method for in-situ detection and activation of a battery.
Fig. 3 is a schematic block diagram of a parallel power supply device.
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The present application will be described in further detail with reference to the drawings and examples, in order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present application more apparent. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are for purposes of illustration only and are not intended to limit the scope of the application.
The following describes in detail the implementation of the present application in connection with specific embodiments:
embodiment one:
fig. 1 shows a schematic flow chart of a method for in-situ detection and activation of a storage battery according to an embodiment of the present application, and for convenience of explanation, only the portions related to the embodiment of the present application are shown, which are described in detail below:
in step S101, after the power supply device is powered on, initializing target data, where the target data includes PFC control data, charging control data, DC/DC control data, mains voltage sampling data, battery current sampling data, output voltage sampling data, and output current sampling data;
in step S102, the power supply device performs low voltage or voltage charging output to the storage battery, and determines the charging low voltage or the charging low voltage and the sampling voltage, thereby determining whether the storage battery is in an in-place state.
The on-site detection function of the storage battery is integrated on the power supply equipment, and the detection result is uploaded through panel alarm communication, so that the technical effects of grasping whether the storage battery is on-site at any time and improving the power supply reliability of the power supply equipment are achieved.
Specifically, the second step specifically includes:
the power supply device outputs a set low voltage to the battery while the battery is actively discharged.
And judging whether the sampling voltage is equal to the low voltage of the set output.
Specifically, judging whether the sampling voltage is equal to the low voltage of the set output, the steps specifically include:
when the sampling voltage is equal to the low voltage which is set and output and the charging current is smaller than the set charging current, namely that the storage battery in-place condition is not met, executing the power supply equipment to output the set high voltage to the storage battery;
and when the sampling voltage is not equal to the low voltage output by the setting or the charging current is equal to the set charging current, the condition that the storage battery is in place is met.
Preferably, after the sampling voltage is equal to the low voltage of the set output and the charging current is smaller than the set charging current, the steps further include:
the power supply device outputs a set high voltage to the storage battery;
and judging whether the sampling voltage is equal to the high voltage output by setting.
Specifically, judging whether the sampling voltage is equal to the high voltage of the set output, wherein the steps specifically include:
when the sampling voltage is equal to the set high voltage, namely that the storage battery in-place condition is not met, judging whether the charging current is smaller than the set current or not is executed;
and when the sampling voltage is judged to be unequal to the set high voltage, the storage battery is indicated to be in an in-place state.
Preferably, after the sampling voltage is equal to the set high voltage, the step further includes:
and judging whether the charging current is smaller than the set current.
Specifically, judging whether the charging current is smaller than the set current, the steps specifically include:
when the charging current is less than the set current, namely the storage battery is not in the in-place state, the power supply equipment is continued to output the set low voltage to the storage battery;
and when the charging current is judged to be not smaller than the set current, indicating that the storage battery is in an in-place state.
Preferably, after determining that the charging current is not less than the set current, the step further includes:
the power supply equipment is normally started to charge the storage battery and starts charging timing at the same time;
when the power supply equipment is normally started to charge the storage battery, whether the charging timing time reaches a set value or not is judged.
In the embodiment of the application, when the battery in-place detection is carried out periodically, the battery in-place detection is carried out regularly through software setting without manual participation or additional sampling circuits and equipment, thereby achieving the technical effects of greatly reducing the labor cost and saving the cost of professional testing equipment.
Specifically, when the power supply device is normally started to charge the storage battery, judging whether the charging timing time reaches a set value, wherein the method specifically comprises the following steps:
when the charging timing time is judged to reach the set value, the power supply equipment is executed to continuously output the set low voltage to the storage battery;
and when the charging timing time is judged to not reach the set value, continuing to time the charging time until the charging timing time reaches the set value.
In the embodiment of the application, when the timing battery is detected in place, the charging current is limited, the charging output is controlled to be high and low, the battery voltage data is collected, and the collected voltage data and the charging output set data are compared; if the two types of the batteries are equal, the batteries are not in place, and detection is continued; if the detected time is not equal, the battery is in place, charging is started, and the next detection time is waited. In the battery in-place detection process, each detection period has the technical effects that the battery is not charged for a period of time, and the battery is discharged with small current to play a role in activating the battery, so that the battery in-place detection function is realized, the floating charge time of the battery is reduced, the battery activation is realized, and the service life of the battery is prolonged.
Those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate that all or a portion of the steps in implementing the methods of the above embodiments may be implemented by a program to instruct related hardware, where the program may be stored in a computer readable storage medium, such as ROM/RAM, a magnetic disk, an optical disk, etc.
Embodiment two:
fig. 2 is another flow chart of a method for in-place detection and activation of a storage battery according to a second embodiment of the present application, and for convenience of explanation, only the portions related to the second embodiment of the present application are shown, which are described in detail below:
s201: powering up the equipment and initializing data; after the parallel power supply equipment is electrified, initializing data such as PFC control, charging control, DC/DC control, mains voltage sampling, battery voltage sampling, output current sampling and the like, and performing self-checking on the equipment.
S202: charging low-voltage output and activating discharge of the storage battery; and controlling the charging function circuit to output the set low voltage.
Taking a 48V rated voltage battery pack as an example, the low voltage can be set to 40V, the current is set to 0.5A, and the output time is 10 seconds, and since most of the power supply charging output is used for charging the storage battery and supplying power to an auxiliary power supply or other circuits in the power supply equipment, the power supply cannot be set to 0V output. When the low-voltage output is carried out, if the storage battery is in the state, the storage battery is not charged for 10 seconds in one minute, meanwhile, the storage battery can supply power to functional circuits such as an auxiliary power supply and the like, and small current is discharged, so that the activation effect of the storage battery is achieved, and the floating charge time of the storage battery is shortened.
S203: whether the sampling voltage is equal to the low voltage of the set output; if the sampling voltage is equal to the low voltage set by the output and the charging current is smaller than the set value, that is, the condition of the storage battery in place is not satisfied, executing step S204; if not, the sampling voltage is not equal to the low voltage set by the output or the charging current is equal to the set current, step S208 is performed.
The charging sampling voltage is battery sampling voltage, the charging output interface and the battery input interface belong to the same, and the charging control circuit samples the charging voltage and feeds back the charging voltage to the CPU, so that the charging voltage is convenient to control to be stable.
S204: charging high voltage output; and controlling the charging function circuit to output the set high voltage.
Taking a 48V rated voltage battery as an example, the high voltage may be set to 57V, the current may be set to 0.5A, and the output time may be set to 2 seconds.
S205: whether the sampling voltage is equal to the high voltage of the set output or not; if the sampling voltage is equal to the output set high voltage, that is, the battery in-place condition is not satisfied, step S206 is executed; if not, the sampling voltage is not equal to the output set high voltage, step S208 is executed.
S106: judging whether the charging current is smaller than the set current or not; if yes, it may be determined that the battery is not in place, and step S207 is performed; if not, that is, if the charging current is equal to the set current, it can be determined that the battery is in place, and step S208 is performed.
S207: the battery is not in place.
S208: the storage battery is in place; the battery can be judged to be in place by judging in S203 and S205 that the charging voltage sampling value and the set value are different and that the charging current is changed.
S209: starting normal charging, and starting or continuing to time charging; and starting a charging circuit, setting charging voltage and charging current according to the configured storage battery information, and simultaneously starting or continuing charging timing.
For example, the double-deck 12V 25AH 4 storage battery is connected in series, and the charging voltage is generally 56.5V, the floating charging voltage is 54.5V, and the charging current is 0.1C, namely 2.5A. The charging timing period is generally set to be 1 minute, namely 50 seconds are required for charging in 1 minute, and 10 seconds are required for not charging the storage battery, and meanwhile, the storage battery is discharged with small current, so that the activation effect of the storage battery is achieved, the floating charge time of the storage battery is shortened, and the service life of the storage battery is prolonged.
S210: whether the timing time meets the set rated value or not; if yes, go to step S202; if not, step S209 is performed, i.e., the timer is continued.
Embodiment III:
fig. 3 shows a schematic block diagram of a parallel power supply device according to a third embodiment of the present application, and for convenience of explanation, only a portion related to the embodiment of the present application is shown, including:
the parallel power supply equipment comprises a plurality of circuits of alternating current input EMI, AC/DC power factor correction, DC/DC voltage reduction, intelligent charging, DC/DC voltage boosting, signal sampling and control, a storage battery and direct current output EMI, wherein alternating current enters H01 alternating current input EMI, enters H02 AC/DC power factor correction after the EMI is discharged, and part of power factor correction output enters H03 DC/DC voltage reduction, enters H07 direct current output EMC after the DC/DC voltage reduction, and is finally output to a load for use; and the other part of the battery enters into H04 intelligent charging, and the battery is intelligently charged and is subjected to in-situ detection activation after being intelligently charged. All parts of the whole parallel power supply equipment are collected, calculated, processed and controlled by H08 to realize corresponding functions; first, preventing harmonics generated by the inverter from interfering with surrounding sensitive electromechanical devices; second, the inverter is prevented from being disturbed by harmonics in the power grid.
H01: the part realizes the functions of filtering and lightning protection of the alternating current input EMI.
H02: the AC/DC power factor correction part realizes the power factor correction function, outputs 380V direct current bus voltage, provides electric energy for the DC/DC voltage reduction part and the intelligent charging part, and is controlled by the H08 processor.
H03: the DC/DC step down converts the 380V DC bus voltage from the PFC portion to the voltage required for output, controlled by the H08 processor.
H04: the intelligent charging is used for changing 380V direct current bus voltage from the power factor correction part into voltage required by the charging of the storage battery, and charging the storage battery is controlled by the H08 processor.
H05: DC/DC boost converts the battery voltage to the voltage required for output, controlled by the H08 processor.
H06: a battery for storing energy.
H07: the direct current outputs EMI, and the direct current output filtering and lightning protection functions are realized by the direct current output EMI protection part.
H08: and (5) signal sampling and control. And (3) carrying out sampling, processing and control on related information of the power factor correction, DC/DC power conversion, intelligent charging and storage battery.
Those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate that the elements and algorithm steps of the embodiments described in connection with the embodiments disclosed herein can be implemented as electronic hardware or combinations of computer software and electronic hardware. Whether such functionality is implemented as hardware or software depends upon the particular application and design constraints imposed on the solution.
Skilled artisans may implement the described functionality in varying ways for each particular application, but such implementation decisions should not be interpreted as causing a departure from the scope of the present application. The foregoing is merely illustrative of the present application, and the present application is not limited thereto, and any person skilled in the art will readily appreciate variations or alternatives within the scope of the present application. Therefore, the protection scope of the application is subject to the protection scope of the claims.
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1. The in-situ detection and activation method for the storage battery is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
step one: after the power supply device is electrified, initializing target data, wherein the target data comprises PFC control data, charging control data, DC/DC control data, mains voltage sampling data, battery current sampling data, output voltage sampling data and output current sampling data;
step two: the power supply equipment charges and outputs low voltage or high voltage to the storage battery, and judges the low voltage or high voltage with the sampling voltage, thereby judging whether the storage battery is in an in-place state;
the second step comprises the following steps:
the power supply device outputs a set low voltage to the storage battery, and meanwhile, the storage battery is activated to discharge;
judging whether the sampling voltage is equal to the low voltage of the set output;
when the sampling voltage is not equal to the low voltage output by the setting or the charging current is equal to the set charging current, the condition that the storage battery is in place is indicated;
when the sampling voltage is equal to the low voltage which is set and output and the charging current is smaller than the set charging current, namely that the storage battery in-place condition is not met, executing the power supply equipment to output the set high voltage to the storage battery;
after the power supply device outputs the set high voltage to the storage battery, the method comprises the following steps:
judging whether the sampling voltage is equal to the high voltage which is set to be output or not;
when the sampling voltage is not equal to the set high voltage, the storage battery is in an in-place state;
when the sampling voltage is equal to the set high voltage, namely that the storage battery in-place condition is not met, judging whether the charging current is smaller than the set current or not is executed;
after judging whether the charging current is smaller than the set current, the method comprises the following steps:
when the charging current is not less than the set current, the storage battery is in an in-place state;
and when the charging current is judged to be smaller than the set current, namely the storage battery is not in the in-place state, continuing the power supply equipment to output the set low voltage to the storage battery.
2. The method for in-place detection and activation of a storage battery according to claim 1, further comprising the step of, after determining that the charging current is not less than the set current:
the power supply equipment is normally started to charge the storage battery and starts charging timing at the same time;
when the power supply equipment is normally started to charge the storage battery, whether the charging timing time reaches a set value or not is judged.
3. The method for in-place detection and activation of a storage battery according to claim 2, wherein when the power supply device is normally started to charge the storage battery, it is judged whether the charging timing time reaches a set value, further comprising the steps of:
when the charging timing time is judged to reach the set value, the power supply equipment is executed to continuously output the set low voltage to the storage battery;
and when the charging timing time is judged to not reach the set value, continuing to time the charging time until the charging timing time reaches the set value.
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