EP4045354A1 - Procédé de charge électrique de batteries de véhicules pour un groupe de véhicules - Google Patents

Procédé de charge électrique de batteries de véhicules pour un groupe de véhicules

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EP4045354A1
EP4045354A1 EP20800794.8A EP20800794A EP4045354A1 EP 4045354 A1 EP4045354 A1 EP 4045354A1 EP 20800794 A EP20800794 A EP 20800794A EP 4045354 A1 EP4045354 A1 EP 4045354A1
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Andreas Heinrich
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Vitesco Technologies GmbH
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B60—VEHICLES IN GENERAL
    • B60L—PROPULSION OF ELECTRICALLY-PROPELLED VEHICLES; SUPPLYING ELECTRIC POWER FOR AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT OF ELECTRICALLY-PROPELLED VEHICLES; ELECTRODYNAMIC BRAKE SYSTEMS FOR VEHICLES IN GENERAL; MAGNETIC SUSPENSION OR LEVITATION FOR VEHICLES; MONITORING OPERATING VARIABLES OF ELECTRICALLY-PROPELLED VEHICLES; ELECTRIC SAFETY DEVICES FOR ELECTRICALLY-PROPELLED VEHICLES
    • B60L53/00—Methods of charging batteries, specially adapted for electric vehicles; Charging stations or on-board charging equipment therefor; Exchange of energy storage elements in electric vehicles
    • B60L53/60—Monitoring or controlling charging stations
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  • the invention relates to a method for charging vehicle batteries for a group of vehicles and a central control device for charging vehicle batteries for a group of vehicles.
  • the invention is therefore based on the object of making it possible for drivers of electric vehicles to charge the electric vehicle inexpensively and, if necessary, ecologically.
  • the object is achieved with a method and a control device according to the independent claims. Advantageous further developments are given in the dependent claims.
  • the invention makes use of the knowledge that buyers of large amounts of energy can trade on the electricity exchange.
  • the method according to the invention for electrically charging vehicle batteries for a group of member vehicles has the following steps:
  • the method according to the invention is suitable for charging electrically operated vehicles, ie vehicles that have at least one electric traction machine that is fed by a vehicle battery.
  • the vehicles are networked vehicles.
  • a group consists of a number X of member vehicles with a vehicle battery which is provided at least for operating an electric traction machine of the vehicle.
  • the number X of vehicles in the group and their common energy requirement is preferably large enough to appear as a group on the energy market can.
  • the number X therefore depends on the regulations of the respective energy market, for example a country.
  • a number X of at least 50, 100 or 1000 vehicles in a group is conceivable.
  • the number X is further preferably not specified, but depends on the number of vehicles participating in the method or. Driver.
  • the number X is also not constant or limited, but grows with the number of users.
  • a user can, for example, register a vehicle with the group and thus the vehicle becomes a member vehicle in the group. All vehicles registered in the group are preferably referred to as member vehicles in this application. Alternatively, the term member vehicles can only refer to the proportion of registered vehicles that are connected to a charging socket at the time the procedure is carried out and are therefore “ready to charge”.
  • member vehicles can only refer to the proportion of registered vehicles that are connected to a charging socket at the time the procedure is carried out and are therefore “ready to charge”.
  • regional marketing of energy in the form of small markets may also be possible. For example, electricity can be obtained directly from a neighbor who operates a photovoltaic system.
  • a group can only consist of a few vehicles, in extreme cases a single “plugged in” vehicle, ie a vehicle that is ready to be charged.
  • a group according to the invention can also be referred to as a “cluster”.
  • a statistical total energy requirement of all member vehicles of the group in a future period can be forecast from the information collected about past charging processes, the current state of charge of the vehicle batteries of the member vehicles, user profiles, such as driving habits, charging habits, in particular their temporal information.
  • the future period lasts for example 12 or 24 hours or a week and can start immediately, or also start in the future with a delay of 12, 24, 48 hours or a week, for example.
  • a statistical temporal distribution of the charging power requirement in the future period is generated from the user and vehicle data mentioned forecast. This means that it is statistically determined until when and how many vehicles require which charging power.
  • vehicle and user information is preferably taken into account, which allows conclusions to be drawn as to when the vehicles are needed again and which state of charge is required. For example, experience has shown that some member vehicles require fast charging, while others can wait for a more favorable time window.
  • an optimized overall charging capacity profile is determined for the group of member vehicles, which is optimized with regard to one or more optimization criteria.
  • Possible optimization criteria are, for example, the lowest possible price for the total amount of energy.
  • Another possible optimization criterion is the highest possible proportion of electricity from renewable energy sources.
  • Another possible optimization criterion is the shortest possible loading time, whereby this criterion may conflict with the other optimization criteria.
  • individual charging profiles are preferably determined for the individual member vehicles and, according to the invention, the charging processes of the individual member vehicles are controlled according to the respective profile.
  • This control of the charging processes of the member vehicles takes place via known chargers built into the vehicles, so-called "on board chargers".
  • the sum of the individual charging profiles for the member vehicles corresponds to the optimized overall charging capacity profile and thus the amount of energy purchased on the electricity market.
  • an expected price development for electrical power on a relevant energy market in the future period is forecast as an additional step. This forecast price development is preferably taken into account when determining the optimized overall charging power profile.
  • charging times with a low energy price can be preferred, and thus the total price for the amount of energy purchased on the electricity market can be reduced.
  • the expected price development for electrical power in a relevant energy market in the future period is preferably forecast, however, also as a function of weather data.
  • Corresponding weather data are, for example, a weather forecast.
  • a forecast about the availability of wind or solar energy in the future period can be derived from the weather forecast.
  • the availability of renewable energy sources, such as solar or wind energy can in turn influence the price development on the energy market.
  • the prognosis of the price development on the energy market can thus preferably be made taking into account weather data or a weather forecast.
  • Weather data can also be of immediate interest for the calculation of the optimized overall charging capacity profile, namely if one optimization criterion is to use the highest possible proportion of renewable energy sources. Therefore, the determination of the optimized overall charging power profile is preferably carried out as a function of weather data and / or as a function of the forecast price development on the relevant energy market.
  • weather data can also be used to forecast the total energy requirement or the forecast of the temporal distribution of the charging power requirement. For example, high temperatures and high Solar radiation make a high need for air conditioning in the member vehicles necessary, which increases the energy demand.
  • the total energy requirement for electrical charging and / or the temporal distribution of the charging power requirement for the group of member vehicles over the future period is forecast using a statistical evaluation of information about previous charging processes of the member vehicles.
  • information about previous charging processes and / or other vehicle data and / or user data can preferably be sent from the member vehicles to a central processing unit via a wireless communication interface.
  • Vehicle data contain, for example, information about the state of charge of the vehicle battery (SOC, State Of Charge), information about previous charging processes, user profiles, e.g. information obtained from previous trips (driving habits, repeated or regular trips, schedules, personal charging behavior of the user).
  • SOC State Of Charge
  • user profiles e.g. information obtained from previous trips (driving habits, repeated or regular trips, schedules, personal charging behavior of the user).
  • the data transfer is preferably carried out anonymously, without personal data. However, a limited vehicle identification is preferably made possible, since the individual vehicles are to be controlled individually later.
  • information about previous charging processes of the vehicles contained in the group is evaluated, preferably statistically. Information about past charging processes can be recorded, for example, about usage times of the electric chargers on the vehicles (on board charger) and transmitted to the central server unit.
  • a central processing unit can be, for example, a server device or in a cloud.
  • the central processing unit forms the backend of the application. This is where the information is collected, evaluated, forecasts are made, optimized overall charging capacity profiles are calculated, individual charging profiles are determined and the on-board chargers are controlled to carry out the charging process.
  • individual steps of the method can also take place in a vehicle memory or computing unit in the member vehicles.
  • the data on previous charging processes and / or other vehicle data and / or user data, data from previous charging processes can be (temporarily) stored and sent to the central processing unit via a communication interface.
  • This vehicle storage or computing unit can, for example, also at least partially carry out the evaluation of the data and a prognosis about the future charging requirements.
  • the timing of the charging processes of the individual member vehicles can be adjusted with respective performance profiles if necessary.
  • the charging profiles may be corrected.
  • the group of member vehicles with their large number X of energy storage devices each vehicle battery of a member vehicle is an energy storage device
  • the group of member vehicles with their large number X of energy storage devices can intercept current peaks or current sinks in the power grid. In such a case, even cheaper electricity prices can be achieved on the energy market or regular fees may apply. Feeding energy back from the vehicle batteries into the power grid can be of particular interest in small markets in the low-voltage range.
  • the method according to the invention thus offers the advantages that current peaks or current sinks in the power grid can be skillfully avoided or exploited and, in addition, financial or ecological benefits can be generated for the group members.
  • Network stabilization or frequency equalization can be brought about, particularly in the case of small markets at the low voltage level.
  • forecasts about the total energy demand and the temporal distribution can be subject to errors or uncertainties.
  • the error to be expected in a forecast is usually greater, the further the forecast future period for which the forecast is made is in the future.
  • the number of “plugged in” vehicles that are ready to be charged can also change.
  • the error will usually lie in fluctuations in the profile above a basic requirement.
  • the steps of forecasting the total energy requirement, forecasting the temporal distribution of the charging power requirement over the future period, calculating the optimized total charging capacity profile and purchasing an amount of energy are carried out repeatedly with decreasing time intervals from the future period, with When purchasing the amount of energy, initially only part of the optimized total charging power profile is purchased, and when it is repeated, part or all of the difference between the optimized total charging power profile and the amount of energy already purchased for the future period is purchased.
  • a central control unit for electrically charging vehicle batteries for a group of member vehicles is a further aspect of the invention.
  • a receiving device for receiving vehicle data and / or user data from member vehicles belonging to the group
  • a forecasting unit for forecasting a total energy requirement of the group of member vehicles in a future period a forecasting unit for forecasting a temporal distribution of the charging power requirement of the member vehicles over the future period; a computing unit for calculating a total charging power profile optimized with regard to one or more optimization criteria for the group of member vehicles as a function of the forecast total energy requirement and the forecast distribution of the charging power requirement over time,
  • a control unit for the timing of charging processes of the individual member vehicles from the group with a respective charging profile, so that the sum of the respective charging profiles of the individual member vehicles corresponds to the optimized overall profile of the charging capacity.
  • the central control unit is preferably set up to carry out the method according to the invention in accordance with one or more of the embodiment variants described above.
  • Another aspect of the invention is a vehicle storage or computing unit which is set up to store information about past charging processes and / or other vehicle data and / or user data from past charging processes and to send it to the central control unit via a communication interface.
  • This vehicle storage or computing unit is preferably arranged in a vehicle, in particular in a member vehicle.
  • the vehicle storage unit or computing unit is also designed to evaluate the stored data and / or to forecast a future energy requirement and preferably its temporal profile.
  • the forecast of the future energy demand for the member vehicle can then preferably be created in the vehicle itself and sent to the central control unit.
  • FIG. 1 a group consisting of N member vehicles
  • Figure 2 Steps of the method according to the invention for determining the
  • FIG. 3 the forecasting of a price development on the energy market
  • FIG. 4 an overview of the method according to the invention.
  • group 10 contains X participating member vehicles (1, 2, ... N, N + 1, ... X) of which a subset N is connected to a charging station 12 at one point in time, ie plugged into a charging socket are.
  • the subset N can in turn comprise several regionally limited subgroups (not shown)
  • FIG. 2 shows schematically how the N member vehicles send user and vehicle data to the central processing unit (backend) 20 via wireless communication 13.
  • vehicle data contain, for example, information about the state of charge of the vehicle battery (SOC, State Of Charge), information about previous charging processes, user profiles, e.g. information obtained from previous trips (driving habits, repeated or regular trips, schedules, personal charging behavior of the user)
  • information about past charging processes of the vehicles contained in the group is preferably evaluated statistically.
  • Information about previous charging processes can be recorded, for example, about usage times of the electrical charging devices 14 on the vehicles (on-board charger) and transmitted to the central processing unit 20.
  • Information about past charging processes can be obtained, for example, on the basis of the usage times of the electrical chargers installed in the member vehicles.
  • a prognosis 21 is made in the central processing unit 20 about the Total energy requirement for the N vehicles in the future period T and its temporal distribution.
  • FIG. 3 shows the creation of a prognosis 22 for the development of electricity prices for the future period T.
  • the computing unit 20 receives price information 24 from the energy market.
  • weather data 23 are taken into account and an improved electricity price forecast 22 for the period T is created.
  • FIG. N An overall overview of the method according to the invention is shown in FIG. N vehicles 1, 2, 3, ... N from group N are plugged into the charging socket 12 and send users or vehicle data to the central processing unit 20 via wireless communication 13
  • Information already collected about previous charging processes and, based on weather data 23, a total energy requirement of the N vehicles in the period T, a temporal distribution of the charging requirement over the period T and a forecast for the development of the electricity price in the period T are created.
  • an optimized overall charging power profile POPT , 25 is calculated, which is optimized, for example, in relation to a low electricity price or in relation to a proportion of renewable energy sources.
  • energy is purchased 27 on the electricity exchange 26.
  • a respective charging power profile P 1 is calculated and the respective charger 14 of the member vehicle is controlled accordingly to carry out the charging process.
  • the sum of the individual charging line profiles Pi then corresponds to the optimized overall charging power profile POPT.
  • the invention thus makes it possible, on the basis of user and vehicle data, to forecast weather forecasts for a group of vehicles, a common energy and charging requirement.
  • energy can be purchased and used in an optimized way with regard to the price or the utilization of renewable energy sources.
  • a financial advantage that comes from acting as a Group could be achieved on the electricity market, can thus be passed on to the users.

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Abstract

L'invention concerne un procédé de charge électrique de batteries de véhicules pour un groupe de véhicules partenaires, ledit procédé comprenant les étapes suivantes : Pronostiquer une demande globale en énergie pour la charge électrique de batteries de véhicules pour le groupe de véhicules partenaires dans une période future, pronostiquer une répartition temporelle de la demande globale en énergie pour le groupe de véhicules partenaires dans la période future, calculer un profil de puissance de charge global optimisé en termes d'un ou de plusieurs critères d'optimisation pour le groupe de véhicules partenaires, en fonction de la demande globale en énergie pronostiquée et de la répartition temporelle pronostiquée de la demande en énergie globale, acheter une quantité d'énergie appropriée au profil de puissance de charge global sur un marché de l'énergie pertinent, et assurer la commande dans le temps des processus de charge des véhicules partenaires individuels du groupe à profil de charge respectif, de sorte que la somme des profils de charge respectifs des différents véhicules partenaires corresponde au profil global optimisé de la puissance de charge.
EP20800794.8A 2019-10-15 2020-10-14 Procédé de charge électrique de batteries de véhicules pour un groupe de véhicules Pending EP4045354A1 (fr)

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