CN116264324A - Independent control method and system for matrix type management of energy storage battery - Google Patents

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CN116264324A
CN116264324A CN202211402244.3A CN202211402244A CN116264324A CN 116264324 A CN116264324 A CN 116264324A CN 202211402244 A CN202211402244 A CN 202211402244A CN 116264324 A CN116264324 A CN 116264324A
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The invention discloses an independent control method and an independent control system for matrix management of an energy storage battery, wherein the independent control method for matrix management of the energy storage battery comprises the following steps: s1, acquiring real-time electric quantity information and fault information of each battery cell; s2, traversing and counting out the problem battery monomers in a preset working link, and replacing the problem battery monomers by adopting a reasonable charging and discharging rule to form a latest link; s3, carrying out replacement marking on the battery monomer of the non-working link, carrying out statistics on the number of times of replacement marking on the battery monomer in a set period, and setting a replacement priority; and S4, adopting an equilibrium allocation rule to replace the battery cells with high priority in the non-working link preferentially until the priorities of the battery cells are the same. The method and the system of the invention independently control each battery cell, and efficiently replace the working link, thereby ensuring the efficient control of the energy storage battery, ensuring the consistency of the battery cells and ensuring the safety of the energy storage battery.

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Independent control method and system for matrix type management of energy storage battery
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of energy storage battery control, in particular to an independent control method and system for matrix management of energy storage batteries.
Background
Currently, most of energy storage batteries are controlled by adopting a mode of controlling a battery cluster, and battery monomers cannot be independently controlled, so that the energy storage batteries cannot be controlled efficiently.
The patent publication No. CN217545611U discloses a safe and efficient battery energy storage system based on a battery pack array of a small group string, belongs to the technical field of battery energy storage, adopts a battery connection mode and a structure of an innovative battery energy storage system, forms a battery pack array group string through a flexible small group string battery pack array and a plurality of low-voltage direct-current battery pack modules, refines consistency to control granularity, monitors all battery cells and controls the energy of the small group string battery pack array, but the patent publication No. CN217545611U relates to control a battery pack, and does not relate to a specific control method.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention solves the problem that the existing energy storage battery cannot be efficiently controlled due to the adoption of a mode of controlling a battery cluster, and provides an independent control method and system for matrix management of the energy storage battery, which are used for independently controlling each battery cell, efficiently replacing a working link, ensuring the efficient control of the energy storage battery, ensuring the consistency of the battery cells, avoiding the problem of internal circulation of the battery and ensuring the safety of the energy storage battery.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the present invention adopts the following technical scheme: an independent control method for matrix management of energy storage batteries comprises the following steps:
s1, acquiring real-time electric quantity information and fault information of each battery cell;
s2, traversing and counting out the problem battery monomers in a preset working link, and replacing the problem battery monomers by adopting a reasonable charging and discharging rule to form a latest link;
s3, carrying out replacement marking on the battery monomer of the non-working link, carrying out statistics on the number of times of replacement marking on the battery monomer in a set period, and setting a replacement priority;
and S4, adopting an equilibrium allocation rule to replace the battery cells with high priority in the non-working link preferentially until the priorities of the battery cells are the same.
In the invention, the whole energy storage battery is controlled, firstly, corresponding electric quantity information and fault information are acquired through accurately acquiring single battery monomers, then, the statistics is carried out on the problem battery monomers in a preset working link, the problem battery monomers are replaced according to reasonable charging and discharging rules, and the formed latest link is used as the basis of the next replacement; the battery units of the non-working link are subjected to replacement marking, and the battery units are replaced by adopting an equilibrium distribution rule so as to ensure the consistency of the battery units; according to the invention, each battery monomer is independently controlled, and the working link is efficiently replaced, so that the energy storage battery is efficiently controlled.
Preferably, the step S1 includes the steps of:
s11, acquiring real-time electric quantity information of a corresponding battery cell by a sampling unit, wherein the real-time electric quantity information comprises voltage information, current information and internal resistance information of the battery cell;
s12, comparing the real-time electric quantity information with the normal electric quantity information, and obtaining fault information;
and S13, sending the real-time electric quantity information to a sampling module for summarizing, and uniformly sending the real-time electric quantity information to a battery system management unit.
In the invention, for the process of acquisition, the sampling unit is utilized for acquisition, and the sampling unit can acquire real-time electric quantity information and fault information of the battery cell; the data processing is needed for the acquisition of the fault information, namely, the real-time electric quantity information is compared with the normal electric quantity information, when the data of one real-time electric quantity information is out of the safety range of the normal electric quantity information data, the fault is marked, the corresponding fault information is recorded, and if necessary, the fault information can be classified; in addition, the battery system management unit can control the battery cells in the entire system.
Preferably, the reasonable rule of charging and discharging specifically includes:
the method comprises the steps of inspecting to find out a plurality of non-working link battery cells closest to data related to real-time electric quantity information of a problem battery cell;
and determining the specific position of the battery cell in question, taking the same battery module and the same row and column as the optimal replacement criteria, and simultaneously considering the lowest cost principle to determine the optimal non-working link battery cell in adaptation.
In the invention, the reasonable charging and discharging rule is based on the electric quantity information and the specific position relation, thereby ensuring the implementation property and the lowest energy consumption of replacement, and then, the same battery module is used for replacing preferentially, thereby ensuring the convenience of replacement; the same row and column is inferior to the same battery module, and if no replaceable battery monomer exists in the same row and column, the nearest path principle is considered.
Preferably, the step S2 includes the steps of:
s21, counting the problem battery monomers in a preset working link, performing secondary determination after counting, and arranging according to the sequence of the links to be used as a data set to be processed;
s22, establishing a screening model according to a reasonable charging and discharging rule, wherein the screening model is based on electric quantity information and position information and is assisted by matching with an optimal replacement criterion; inputting a data set to be processed, and outputting an optimal non-working link battery monomer;
s23, establishing a latest link, and taking the latest link as a basic working link of the next cycle.
In the invention, firstly, after the statistics of the problem battery monomer is completed, secondary determination is carried out, primary screening and elimination are carried out, a data set to be processed is formed, the data set to be processed is taken as input, the best non-working link circuit monomer is taken as output, and a screening model is established according to reasonable charging and discharging rules, wherein the screening model has a deep learning function, and the accuracy and timeliness of data are ensured.
Preferably, the step S3 includes the steps of:
s31, carrying out replacement statistics on battery monomers of a real-time non-working link, wherein the working link and the non-working link can be mutually converted in different time periods, so that the non-working links in different time periods are not identical;
s32, for the battery cell of the real-time non-working link, determining the replaced times in the period according to a counter connected with the battery cell, marking, and setting the replacement priority.
In the present invention, in step S3, the battery cells of the real-time non-working link are necessarily replaced, and there are battery cells that have not been replaced or are less replaced, so it is necessary to mark these battery cells, and set a replacement priority, where the priority is different from that in step S2.
Preferably, the step S4 includes the steps of:
s41, the fewer the replacement times of the battery monomer of the real-time non-working link in the period, the higher the priority of the battery monomer;
s42, at the next replacement, the replacement is performed with the equal distribution rule.
In the invention, after the replacement marking in the step S3 is completed, the replacement is performed by taking the balanced distribution rule as a reference in the step S4, so that the consistency among the battery monomers is ensured.
Preferably, the balanced allocation rule specifically includes:
according to the priority of the battery monomers of the real-time non-working link, the replacement is carried out without considering whether the battery monomers are in the same battery module and the same row and column; for the same priority, the path shortest principle is used.
In the invention, the battery cells of the real-time non-working link are sequentially the same battery module, the same row and column and the shortest path principle according to the balanced distribution rule.
An independent control system for matrix management of energy storage batteries adopts the independent control method for matrix management of energy storage batteries, and the independent control system comprises a battery system, wherein a plurality of battery modules are arranged in an array in the battery system, each battery module comprises a plurality of battery cells, the battery cells are electrically connected with sampling units, and the battery cells are mutually connected in series or in parallel.
The system comprises a battery system, wherein a plurality of battery modules are arranged in the battery system, at least two battery units are arranged in each battery module, the number of specific battery units can be determined according to actual conditions, sampling units and the battery units are in one-to-one correspondence and are connected with each other, and high-efficiency control of the energy storage battery is ensured.
Preferably, the sampling units are connected with sampling modules, and the sampling modules can collect information of a single battery module and send the information to the battery system management unit.
According to the invention, the sampling module can control a plurality of sampling units in the same battery module to complete data summarization and instruction issuing, and finally, the data is sent to the battery system management unit to perform unified scheduling.
Preferably, the battery cell is further connected with a counter, and the counter can count the number of times that the battery cell of the non-working link is replaced.
In the invention, the counter can also send the data to the sampling module and finally to the battery system management unit.
The beneficial effects of the invention are as follows: according to the independent control method and system for matrix management of the energy storage battery, each battery cell is independently controlled, the working link is efficiently replaced, the efficient control of the energy storage battery is guaranteed, the consistency of the battery cells is guaranteed, the problem of circulation inside the battery is avoided, and the safety of the energy storage battery is guaranteed.
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FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a system for independent control of matrix management of energy storage cells and a system thereof according to the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating the connection of individual cells in a system of the independent control method and system for matrix management of energy storage cells according to the present invention;
the device comprises a battery module 1, a battery cell 2, a battery module 3, a battery system 4, a sampling unit 5 and a sampling module.
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the embodiment provides an independent control method for matrix management of an energy storage battery, and referring to fig. 1, 2 and 3, the method comprises the following steps.
Step S1, acquiring real-time electric quantity information and fault information of each battery cell 1; specifically, the sampling unit 4 completes the collection; comprising the following multiple sub-steps.
Step S11, the sampling unit 4 acquires real-time electric quantity information of the corresponding battery cell 1, wherein the real-time electric quantity information comprises voltage information, current information and internal resistance information of the battery cell 1; specifically, the real-time power information may also include power information, as desired.
Step S12, comparing the real-time electric quantity information with the normal electric quantity information, and obtaining fault information; specifically, the real-time electric quantity information is compared with the normal electric quantity information, when the data of one of the real-time electric quantity information is out of the safety range of the normal electric quantity information data, the data is marked as a fault, and corresponding fault information is recorded.
Step S13, the real-time electric quantity information is sent to the sampling module 5 for summarization and is uniformly sent to the battery system management unit; specifically, the battery system management unit can control the battery cells in the entire system.
In the embodiment, for the process of collection, a sampling unit is used for collection, and the sampling unit can collect real-time electric quantity information and fault information of the battery cell; the data processing is needed for the acquisition of the fault information, namely, the real-time electric quantity information is compared with the normal electric quantity information, when the data of one real-time electric quantity information is out of the safety range of the normal electric quantity information data, the fault is marked, the corresponding fault information is recorded, and if necessary, the fault information can be classified; in addition, the battery system management unit can control the battery cells in the entire system.
Step S2, traversing and counting out the problem battery cells 1 in a preset working link, and replacing the problem battery cells 1 by adopting a reasonable charging and discharging rule to form a latest link; specifically, the link is formed by connecting a plurality of battery cells 1. The selection of the link is determined according to the actual load size; this step includes the following multiple sub-steps.
Step S21, counting the problem battery cells 1 in a preset working link, performing secondary determination after counting, and arranging according to the sequence of the links to be used as a data set to be processed; specifically, in the secondary confirmation process, preliminary screening and elimination are performed, and a data set to be processed is formed.
Step S22, a screening model is established according to reasonable charging and discharging rules, and the screening model is based on electric quantity information and position information and is matched with an optimal replacement criterion as an auxiliary; inputting a data set to be processed, and outputting an optimal non-working link battery monomer 1; specifically, firstly, a screening model is trained, a historical data set to be processed and a historical non-working link battery monomer 1 are used as training samples, training is performed, and a corresponding mapping relation is established.
Step S23, establishing a latest link, wherein the latest link is used as a basic working link of the next cycle; in particular, the process may be cycled.
In this embodiment, firstly, after counting the problem battery cells, performing secondary determination, performing primary screening and removing, forming a data set to be processed, taking the data set to be processed as input, taking the best non-working link circuit cell as output, and building a screening model according to reasonable charging and discharging rules, wherein the screening model has a deep learning function, and the accuracy and timeliness of data are ensured.
The reasonable rule of charging and discharging in the invention comprises the following specific processes: firstly, a plurality of non-working link battery cells 1 closest to the real-time electric quantity information related data of the problem battery cells 1 are found out through inspection; then, the specific position of the battery cell 1 in question is determined, the same battery module 2 and the same row and column are used as the optimal replacement criteria, and the optimal non-working link battery cell 1 is determined by considering the lowest cost principle. In this embodiment, the number of non-working links closest to the real-time power information related data is preferably 10, and may be changed according to the actual computing capability or situation. Judging whether the battery module is the same as the battery monomer in question in the selected non-working link, if so, selecting and replacing the battery module preferentially; if not, judging whether the battery monomer is in the same row and column with the battery monomer in question, if so, selecting the battery monomer in question preferentially, and if the battery monomer is in the same row or column, selecting the battery monomer in question for replacement according to the lowest cost; if the two rows are not in the same row, the selection and replacement are directly carried out according to the principle of lowest cost.
In the embodiment, the reasonable charging and discharging rule is based on the electric quantity information and the specific position relation, so that the feasibility and the lowest energy consumption of replacement are ensured, and then the same battery module is used for replacement preferentially, so that the convenience of replacement is ensured; the same row and column is inferior to the same battery module, and if no replaceable battery monomer exists in the same row and column, the nearest path principle is considered.
Step S3, carrying out replacement marking on the battery cell 1 of the non-working link, carrying out statistics on the number of times of replacement marking on the battery cell 1 in a set period, and setting a replacement priority; specifically, this step includes the following multiple sub-steps.
Step S31, carrying out replacement statistics on the battery monomer 1 of the real-time non-working link, wherein the non-working links in different time periods are not identical as the working link and the non-working link can be mutually converted in different time periods; in this embodiment, the results of the replacement statistics are real-time results.
Step S32, for the battery cell 1 of the real-time non-working link, the number of times of replacement in the period is determined and marked according to a counter connected with the battery cell 1, and the replacement priority is set. Specifically, the counter can send the counted number of times to the battery system management unit.
In this embodiment, in the process of step S3, among the battery cells of the real-time non-working link, since there are necessarily battery cells that have not been replaced or have fewer replacement, it is necessary to mark these battery cells and set a replacement priority, where the priority is different from that in step S2.
Step S4, the battery monomer 1 with high priority in the non-working link is replaced with the balanced allocation rule preferentially until the priorities of the battery monomers 1 are the same; specifically, the following multiple substeps are included.
In step S41, the fewer the number of replacement of the battery cell 1 of the real-time non-working link in the cycle, the higher the priority thereof. In particular, if the battery cells of the real-time inactive link have not been replaced within a period, their priority is highest, and vice versa.
Step S42, at the next replacement, the replacement is performed with the balanced allocation rule. Specifically, the procedure for equalizing the allocation rule is as follows: according to the priority of the battery monomer 1 of the real-time non-working link, the replacement is carried out without considering whether the battery monomer is in the same battery module 2 and the same row and column; for the same priority, the path shortest principle is used. Specifically, the battery cells of the real-time non-working link are sequentially the same battery module, the same row and column and the shortest path principle according to the balanced distribution rule.
In this embodiment, after the replacement marking in step S3 is completed, the replacement is performed in step S4 with the balanced distribution rule as a reference, so as to ensure consistency between the battery cells.
In this embodiment, the control of the whole energy storage battery firstly acquires corresponding electric quantity information and fault information through accurate acquisition of single battery cells, then counts the problem battery cells in a preset working link, and replaces the problem battery cells according to reasonable charging and discharging rules, so that the formed latest link is used as a basis for next replacement; the battery units of the non-working link are subjected to replacement marking, and the battery units are replaced by adopting an equilibrium distribution rule so as to ensure the consistency of the battery units; according to the invention, each battery monomer is independently controlled, and the working link is efficiently replaced, so that the energy storage battery is efficiently controlled.
The embodiment also provides an independent control system for matrix management of energy storage batteries, and referring to fig. 2 and 3, the independent control method for matrix management of energy storage batteries described above is adopted, and the independent control system comprises a battery system 3, a plurality of battery modules 2 are arranged in an array in the battery system 3, the battery modules 2 comprise a plurality of battery cells 1, the battery cells 1 are electrically connected with sampling units 4, and the plurality of battery cells 1 are mutually connected in series or in parallel. Specifically, the battery modules 2 and the battery cells 1 are distributed in a matrix, and each battery cell 1 is correspondingly provided with a corresponding sampling unit 4, so that each battery cell 1 can be controlled independently.
Referring to fig. 2 and 3, a sampling module 5 is connected to each of the several sampling units 4, and the sampling module 5 can collect information of the single battery module 2 and transmit it to the battery system management unit. The battery cell 1 is also connected with a counter, and the counter can count the times of replacing the battery cell 1 of the non-working link.
The system comprises a battery system, wherein a plurality of battery modules are arranged in the battery system, at least two battery units are arranged in each battery module, the number of specific battery units can be determined according to actual conditions, sampling units and the battery units are in one-to-one correspondence and are connected with each other, and high-efficiency control of the energy storage battery is ensured.
In this embodiment, the sampling module can control multiple sampling units in the same battery module to complete data summarization and instruction issuing, and finally send the data to the battery system management unit for unified scheduling.
In this embodiment, the counter can also send data to the sampling module and ultimately to the battery system management unit.
When the battery monomer in the system of the invention overshoots or overdischaves or even the battery monomer is in problem, the system can carry out screening statistics, and the battery monomer in problem is replaced by using reasonable charging and discharging rules, thereby ensuring the operation of the whole system, and ensuring the normal output of the voltage of the battery system without maintaining the whole battery module or even the battery, and only replacing the single battery monomer during maintenance. The invention can effectively improve the working efficiency of the battery and reduce the maintenance cost.
The foregoing embodiments are further illustrative and explanatory of the invention, as is not restrictive of the invention, and any modifications, equivalents, and improvements made within the spirit and principles of the invention are intended to be included within the scope of the invention.

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1. An independent control method for matrix management of an energy storage battery is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1, acquiring real-time electric quantity information and fault information of each battery monomer (1);
s2, traversing and counting out the problem battery cells (1) in a preset working link, and replacing the problem battery cells (1) by adopting a reasonable charging and discharging rule to form a latest link;
s3, carrying out replacement marking on the battery monomer (1) of the non-working link, carrying out statistics on the number of times of replacement marking on the battery monomer (1) in a set period, and setting a replacement priority;
and S4, the battery cells (1) with high priority in the non-working link are replaced with the balanced allocation rule preferentially until the priorities of the battery cells (1) are the same.
2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the step S1 comprises the steps of:
s11, a sampling unit (4) acquires real-time electric quantity information of a corresponding battery cell (1), wherein the real-time electric quantity information comprises voltage information, current information and internal resistance information of the battery cell (1);
s12, comparing the real-time electric quantity information with the normal electric quantity information, and obtaining fault information;
and S13, sending the real-time electric quantity information to a sampling module (5) for summarizing, and uniformly sending the real-time electric quantity information to a battery system management unit.
3. The independent control method for matrix management of energy storage batteries according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the reasonable rule of charge and discharge is specifically as follows:
the method comprises the steps of inspecting to find out a plurality of non-working link battery cells (1) closest to the real-time electric quantity information related data of the problem battery cells (1);
and determining the specific position of the battery cell (1) in question, taking the same battery module (2) and the same row and column as the optimal replacement criteria, and simultaneously determining the adaptive optimal non-working link battery cell (1) by considering the lowest cost principle.
4. The method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the step S2 comprises the steps of:
s21, counting the problem battery cells (1) in a preset working link, performing secondary determination after counting, and arranging according to the sequence of the links to be used as a data set to be processed;
s22, establishing a screening model according to a reasonable charging and discharging rule, wherein the screening model is based on electric quantity information and position information and is assisted by matching with an optimal replacement criterion; inputting a data set to be processed, and outputting an optimal non-working link battery monomer (1);
s23, establishing a latest link, and taking the latest link as a basic working link of the next cycle.
5. The method according to claim 2, wherein the step S3 comprises the steps of:
s31, carrying out replacement statistics on the battery unit (1) of the real-time non-working link, wherein the working link and the non-working link can be mutually converted in different time periods, so that the non-working links in different time periods are not identical;
s32, for the battery cell (1) of the real-time non-working link, determining the replaced times in the period according to a counter connected with the battery cell (1), marking, and setting the replacement priority.
6. The method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the step S4 comprises the steps of:
s41, the fewer the replacement times of the battery monomer (1) of the real-time non-working link in the period, the higher the priority of the battery monomer;
s42, at the next replacement, the replacement is performed with the equal distribution rule.
7. The independent control method for matrix management of energy storage cells according to claim 6, wherein the balanced distribution rule is specifically:
according to the priority of the battery monomer (1) of the real-time non-working link, the replacement is carried out without considering whether the battery monomer is in the same battery module (2) and the same row and column; for the same priority, the path shortest principle is used.
8. An independent control system for matrix management of energy storage batteries, which is used for the independent control method for matrix management of energy storage batteries according to any one of claims 1-7, is characterized by comprising a battery system (3), wherein a plurality of battery modules (2) are arranged in an array in the battery system (3), each battery module (2) comprises a plurality of battery cells (1), the battery cells (1) are electrically connected with sampling units (4), and the plurality of battery cells (1) are mutually connected in series or in parallel.
9. The independent control system for matrix management of energy storage cells according to claim 8, characterized in that several sampling units (4) are connected with sampling modules (5), and the sampling modules (5) can collect information of a single battery module (2) and send the information to a cell system management unit.
10. An independent control system for matrix management of energy storage cells according to claim 8 or 9, characterized in that the cells (1) are further connected with a counter which counts the number of times the cells (1) of the inactive link are replaced.
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