JPH0554915A - Detection of life for sealed storage battery - Google Patents
Detection of life for sealed storage batteryInfo
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Abstract
Description
【0001】[0001]
【産業上の利用分野】本発明は、無停電電源装置に内蔵
された複数セル構成のシール蓄電池の寿命低下を自動化
に適した手法で正確に検出して警報表示するシール蓄電
池の寿命検出方法に関する。BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for detecting the life of a sealed storage battery, which accurately detects a decrease in the life of a sealed storage battery having a plurality of cells built in an uninterruptible power supply by a method suitable for automation and displays an alarm. ..
【0002】[0002]
【従来の技術】従来、コンピュータ装置,その応用装置
等の停電バックアップには、インバータ構成の小型の無
停電電源装置が用いられる。この無停電電源装置はバッ
クアップ用の電源として保守が容易で小型かつ組立作業
等が簡単な小型のシール鉛蓄電池を内蔵し、商用電源の
停電時、シール鉛蓄電池のエネルギをインバータにより
交流に変換して負荷に供給し、負荷給電を継続する。2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a small uninterruptible power supply unit having an inverter structure is used for backing up a power failure of a computer device and its applied device. This uninterruptible power supply has a built-in small sealed lead acid battery as a backup power source that is easy to maintain, small, and easy to assemble, and converts the energy of the sealed lead acid battery into alternating current by an inverter when the commercial power fails. Supply to the load to continue the load power supply.
【0003】ところで、前記シール鉛蓄電池は、通常、
複数のセル(単電池)により形成され、例えば700W
の負荷の10分間の停電補償が可能な1KVAの無停電
電源装置に用いられるときは、6セル(2AH)の直列
回路を単位とする計15個の組電池(合計90セル)に
より形成される。そして、各セルは当初はいずれも、例
えば2.27V/セルの満充電状態に充電され、セル間
の電圧差は極めて少ない。By the way, the sealed lead-acid battery is usually
Formed by multiple cells (unit cells), for example 700W
When used in a 1KVA uninterruptible power supply capable of compensating for a 10-minute power outage of the above load, it is formed by a total of 15 assembled batteries (total 90 cells) in units of a series circuit of 6 cells (2AH). .. Then, each cell is initially charged to a fully charged state of, for example, 2.27 V / cell, and the voltage difference between cells is extremely small.
【0004】しかし、電源装置に組込まれて充放電をく
り返すと、シール鉛蓄電池の各セルは、使用による陽極
板の腐食,伸び,硫酸鉛(PbSO4 )の生成等及び電
槽表面からの水分(蒸気)の抜け,水の電気分解に基づ
く水素(H2 ),酸素(O2 )のガスの抜けによる液量
低下等で劣化して寿命が次第に低下する。このとき、蓄
電池の電圧(電池電圧)が定格に維持されていても、セ
ル毎の寿命のばらつきにより、各セルの電圧には差が生
じる。However, when the battery is incorporated into the power supply device and repeatedly charged and discharged, each cell of the sealed lead acid battery is corroded and stretched by use, the production of lead sulfate (PbSO 4 ) is generated, and the cells from the surface of the battery case are removed. Water (vapor) is released, hydrogen (H 2 ) and oxygen (O 2 ) are released due to electrolysis of water, and the gas is released, resulting in deterioration of the liquid amount and the like, and the life is gradually reduced. At this time, even if the voltage of the storage battery (battery voltage) is maintained at the rated value, a difference occurs in the voltage of each cell due to the variation in the life of each cell.
【0005】そして、いずれかのセルの寿命が尽きる
と、残りの各セルは損傷したセルの電圧を分担するた
め、急激に劣化して寿命が尽きる。When any one of the cells has reached the end of its life, the remaining cells share the voltage of the damaged cell, so that the cells suddenly deteriorate and reach the end of their life.
【0006】この寿命が尽きた電池交換を要する状態で
蓄電池の使用を継続すると、無停電電源装置が正常に機
能しなくなるだけでなく、電槽割れによる液漏れ,漏
電,発煙,発火等が生じる事態に至る。そのため、シー
ル鉛蓄電池の寿命低下を正確に検出して電池交換をする
必要がある。If the storage battery is continuously used in a state where the battery needs to be replaced after it has reached the end of its life, not only the uninterruptible power supply unit will not function normally, but also liquid leakage, electric leakage, smoke, ignition, etc. due to cracking of the battery case will occur. Lead to a situation. Therefore, it is necessary to accurately detect the life reduction of the sealed lead acid battery and replace the battery.
【0007】[0007]
【発明が解決しようとする課題】前記複数セル構成のシ
ール鉛蓄電池の寿命低下は従来は検出されていない。そ
して、寿命低下の目安が一般に3年とされているため、
例えば3年毎に蓄電池を交換することが行われる。した
がって、適切な寿命低下状態で蓄電池が交換されず、場
合によっては使用中に前記の液漏れ,漏電,発煙,発火
等が発生する問題点がある。Conventionally, the shortened life of the sealed lead acid battery having a plurality of cells has not been detected. And since the standard of life reduction is generally 3 years,
For example, the storage battery is replaced every three years. Therefore, there is a problem that the storage battery is not replaced in an appropriate life shortening state, and the liquid leakage, electric leakage, smoke generation, ignition, etc. may occur during use in some cases.
【0008】本発明は、無停電電源装置のシール鉛蓄電
池等の複数セル構成のシール蓄電池の寿命低下を自動化
に適した手法で正確に検出して警報表示し、適切な寿命
低下状態で蓄電池が交換されるようにすることを目的と
する。According to the present invention, a shortened life of a sealed storage battery having a plurality of cells, such as a sealed lead storage battery of an uninterruptible power supply, is accurately detected by an appropriate method for automation, and an alarm is displayed. It is intended to be exchanged.
【0009】[0009]
【課題を解決するための手段】前記の目的を達成するた
めに、本発明のシール蓄電池の寿命検出方法において
は、請求項1の場合、設定した期間毎に無停電電源装置
のシール蓄電池の各セルの電圧を順次に基準電圧と比較
し、前記各セルの電圧のいずれか1つでも前記基準電圧
より低いときに前記蓄電池の寿命低下を検出して警報表
示する。In order to achieve the above object, in the method for detecting the life of a sealed storage battery according to the present invention, in the case of claim 1, each of the sealed storage batteries of the uninterruptible power supply device is set for each set period. The cell voltage is sequentially compared with a reference voltage, and when any one of the cell voltages is lower than the reference voltage, a decrease in the life of the storage battery is detected and an alarm is displayed.
【0010】請求項2の場合、設定した期間毎に無停電
電源装置のシール蓄電池の複数セル構成の各組電池の電
圧を順次に基準電圧と比較し、前記各組電池の電圧のい
ずれか1つでも前記基準電圧より低いときに前記蓄電池
の寿命低下を検出して警報表示する。In the second aspect, the voltage of each assembled battery of a plurality of cells of the sealed storage battery of the uninterruptible power supply device is sequentially compared with the reference voltage for each set period, and one of the voltages of each assembled battery is compared. At any time, when the voltage is lower than the reference voltage, a decrease in the life of the storage battery is detected and an alarm is displayed.
【0011】[0011]
【作用】前記のように構成された本発明のシール蓄電池
の寿命検出方法の場合、例えば2週間〜数ケ月程度の期
間毎に定期的に蓄電池の各セル又は複数セル構成の各組
電池の電圧が検査され、各セル又は各組電池のいずれか
1つの電圧でも基準電圧より低くなって交換時期に達す
ると、寿命低下が検出されて警報表示される。したがっ
て、自動化に適した手法により、複数セル構成のシール
蓄電池の寿命低下が正確に検出されて報知される。In the case of the method for detecting the life of the sealed storage battery of the present invention configured as described above, for example, the voltage of each cell of the storage battery or each assembled battery of a plurality of cells is periodically set for each period of about 2 weeks to several months. When any one of the voltages of each cell or each assembled battery becomes lower than the reference voltage and the replacement time is reached, the life shortening is detected and an alarm is displayed. Therefore, the shortening of the life of the sealed storage battery having a plurality of cells is accurately detected and notified by a method suitable for automation.
【0012】[0012]
【実施例】実施例について、図1ないし図3を参照して
説明する。 (1実施例)まず、1実施例について、図1及び図2を
参照して説明する。図1において、1はインバータ構成
の無停電電源装置、2は電源装置1の電源入力端子、3
はノイズフィルタ、4は整流器、5はインバータ、6は
交流スイッチ構成の出力切換器、7はバックアップ用の
電源としてのシール鉛蓄電池からなるシール蓄電池、8
は充電器、9は逆流防止用のダイオードである。EXAMPLES Examples will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3. (One Embodiment) First, one embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. In FIG. 1, 1 is an uninterruptible power supply device having an inverter configuration, 2 is a power supply input terminal of the power supply device 3,
Is a noise filter, 4 is a rectifier, 5 is an inverter, 6 is an output switcher having an AC switch configuration, 7 is a sealed lead-acid battery as a backup power source, and 8 is a sealed storage battery.
Is a charger, and 9 is a diode for preventing backflow.
【0013】10はコンピュータ装置,その応用装置等
の負荷、11は長時間タイマ、12は電圧検出器、13
はA/D変換器、14はマルチプレクサ機能を有するマ
イクロコンピュータ(以下CPUという)、15はD/
A変換器、16は基準値出力回路、17は比較器、18
は警報表示器である。Reference numeral 10 is a load of a computer device, its application device, etc., 11 is a long time timer, 12 is a voltage detector, and 13 is a voltage detector.
Is an A / D converter, 14 is a microcomputer (hereinafter referred to as CPU) having a multiplexer function, and 15 is D /
A converter, 16 is a reference value output circuit, 17 is a comparator, 18
Is an alarm indicator.
【0014】そして、蓄電池7は例えば図2に示すよう
に6個のセル7a,…,7fの直列回路により形成さ
れ、各セル7a〜7fの電圧が常時電圧検出器12に並
列入力される。つぎに、商用交流電源の正常(給電),
停電に基づく電源装置1の動作について説明する。ま
ず、商用交流電源の正常時(給電時)は、商用交流電源
が電源入力端子2を介してノイズフィルタ3に供給さ
れ、このフィルタ3により商用交流電源に重畳したライ
ンノイズが除去され、正常な正弦波交流の電源が整流器
4,出力切換器6に供給される。The storage battery 7 is formed by a series circuit of six cells 7a, ..., 7f as shown in FIG. 2, for example, and the voltages of the cells 7a to 7f are constantly input in parallel to the voltage detector 12. Next, normal commercial AC power supply (power supply),
The operation of the power supply device 1 based on a power failure will be described. First, when the commercial AC power supply is normal (at the time of power supply), the commercial AC power supply is supplied to the noise filter 3 via the power supply input terminal 2, and the line noise superimposed on the commercial AC power supply is removed by the filter 3 to ensure normal operation. A sine wave AC power source is supplied to the rectifier 4 and the output switcher 6.
【0015】さらに、整流器4により変換形成された直
流電源がインバータ5に供給され、このインバータ5に
より直流電源が商用交流電源と同等の交流電源に変換さ
れ、この交流電源が出力切換器6に供給される。そし
て、出力切換器6は整流器4,インバータ5の故障発生
時及び電源装置1の点検時等以外、例えば手動操作でイ
ンバータ5の出力の選択状態に保持される。Further, the DC power converted and formed by the rectifier 4 is supplied to an inverter 5, which converts the DC power into an AC power equivalent to a commercial AC power, and this AC power is supplied to an output switcher 6. To be done. The output switch 6 is held in the selected state of the output of the inverter 5 by manual operation, for example, except when a failure occurs in the rectifier 4 and the inverter 5 and when the power supply device 1 is inspected.
【0016】そのため、商用交流電源に基づくインバー
タ5の出力が負荷10に供給される。また、蓄電池7は
手動又は自動の充電指令に基づき、充電器8により充電
される。Therefore, the output of the inverter 5 based on the commercial AC power source is supplied to the load 10. The storage battery 7 is charged by the charger 8 based on a manual or automatic charging command.
【0017】つぎに、商用交流電源が停電すると、整流
器4の出力電圧が低下し、整流器4の直流電源の代わり
に蓄電池7の蓄積エネルギがダイオード9を介してイン
バータ5に供給される。この供給に基づきインバータ5
が動作を継続し、インバータ5の交流電源が負荷10に
供給され続け、停電バックアップが行われる。Next, when the commercial AC power supply fails, the output voltage of the rectifier 4 decreases, and the stored energy of the storage battery 7 is supplied to the inverter 5 via the diode 9 instead of the DC power supply of the rectifier 4. Inverter 5 based on this supply
Continues to operate, AC power of the inverter 5 is continuously supplied to the load 10, and power failure backup is performed.
【0018】なお、停電から復帰して商用交流電源が正
常に戻ると、再び整流器4の直流電源がインバータ5に
供給される。また、インバータ5への給電によりエネル
ギを放出した蓄電池7は、その後の充電指令により回復
充電される。When the commercial AC power is restored to normal after the power failure, the DC power of the rectifier 4 is supplied to the inverter 5 again. Further, the storage battery 7 which has released energy by supplying power to the inverter 5 is recovered and charged by a subsequent charge command.
【0019】つぎに、蓄電池7の寿命低下の検出につい
て説明する。まず、蓄電池7の各セル7a〜7fの電圧
は電圧検出器12により常時検出され、この検出器12
の各セル7a〜7fの検出電圧はA/D変換器13によ
りデジタルデータに変換されてCPU14に常時供給さ
れる。Next, detection of shortening of the life of the storage battery 7 will be described. First, the voltage of each of the cells 7a to 7f of the storage battery 7 is constantly detected by the voltage detector 12, and this detector 12
The detection voltage of each of the cells 7a to 7f is converted into digital data by the A / D converter 13 and constantly supplied to the CPU 14.
【0020】一方、検出周期を設定するタイマ回路11
は、蓄電池7の放電特性等に基づき、2週間〜数ケ月程
度の比較的長い期間が計数期間として設定される。そし
て、蓄電池7の電圧印加によりタイマ回路11が動作
し、例えば図示省略されたクロック回路のクロック信号
を計数する。On the other hand, the timer circuit 11 for setting the detection cycle
Is set to a relatively long period of about 2 weeks to several months as the counting period based on the discharge characteristics of the storage battery 7. Then, the timer circuit 11 operates by the voltage application of the storage battery 7, and counts the clock signal of a clock circuit (not shown), for example.
【0021】この計数の間はタイマ回路11が出力オフ
に保持され、タイマ回路11からCPU14,比較器1
7に起動指令が発行されず、CPU14,比較器17は
いずれも停止状態に保持される。そして、設定された期
間に達すると、タイマ回路11はタイムアップ状態にな
り、CPU14,比較器17に起動指令を出力する。During this counting, the output of the timer circuit 11 is held off, and the timer circuit 11 allows the CPU 14 and the comparator 1 to operate.
No start command is issued to 7, and both the CPU 14 and the comparator 17 are held in a stopped state. Then, when the set period is reached, the timer circuit 11 enters a time-up state and outputs a start command to the CPU 14 and the comparator 17.
【0022】この指令によりCPU14,比較器17が
動作し、CPU14は例えば指令入力直後にA/D変換
器13から出力された各セル7a〜7fの電圧のデジタ
ルデータを取込み、これらのデータを一定間隔で順次に
D/A変換器15に出力してアナログの検出電圧に変換
する。そして、D/A変換器15から順次に出力される
各セル7a〜7fの検出電圧は比較器17に取込まれて
出力回路16の寿命低下検出の基準電圧と比較される。This command causes the CPU 14 and the comparator 17 to operate, and the CPU 14 takes in digital data of the voltages of the cells 7a to 7f output from the A / D converter 13 immediately after the command is input, and keeps these data constant. The signals are sequentially output to the D / A converter 15 at intervals and converted into an analog detection voltage. Then, the detection voltage of each of the cells 7a to 7f sequentially output from the D / A converter 15 is taken into the comparator 17 and compared with the reference voltage for detecting the life reduction of the output circuit 16.
【0023】このとき、健全なセルについてはD/A変
換器15の検出電圧が出力回路16の基準電圧より高く
なるが、寿命の低下したセルについてはD/A変換器1
5の検出電圧が出力回路16の基準電圧より低くなる。At this time, the detected voltage of the D / A converter 15 becomes higher than the reference voltage of the output circuit 16 for a healthy cell, but the D / A converter 1 for a cell having a shortened life.
The detection voltage of 5 becomes lower than the reference voltage of the output circuit 16.
【0024】そして、各セル17a〜17fのいずれに
ついてもD/A変換器15の検出電圧が出力回路16の
基準電圧より高くなる蓄電池7の健全なときは、最後の
セル17fの比較終了により比較器17からタイマ回路
11にリセット信号が発行され、この信号によりタイマ
回路11は瞬時リセットされて計数を開始する。なお、
瞬時リセットによりタイマ回路11の起動指令がオフ
し、CPU14,比較器17は動作を停止して初期状態
に戻る。When the detection voltage of the D / A converter 15 is higher than the reference voltage of the output circuit 16 for all the cells 17a to 17f and the storage battery 7 is healthy, the comparison is completed by ending the comparison of the last cell 17f. A reset signal is issued from the device 17 to the timer circuit 11, and the timer circuit 11 is instantly reset by this signal to start counting. In addition,
The momentary reset turns off the start command of the timer circuit 11, and the CPU 14 and the comparator 17 stop operating and return to the initial state.
【0025】以降、タイマ回路11がタイムアップ状態
に達する毎に、蓄電池7の各セル7a〜7fの電圧が順
次に検査されてその寿命が検出される。そして、各セル
7a〜7fのいずれかの寿命が低下してその検出電圧が
基準電圧より低くなると、比較器17はタイマ回路11
にリセット信号を供給する代わりに、警報表示器18に
表示指令を供給し、この表示器16に寿命低下を警報表
示する。After that, each time the timer circuit 11 reaches the time-up state, the voltages of the cells 7a to 7f of the storage battery 7 are sequentially inspected to detect the life thereof. When the life of any of the cells 7a to 7f decreases and the detected voltage becomes lower than the reference voltage, the comparator 17 causes the timer circuit 11 to operate.
Instead of supplying a reset signal to the alarm display unit 18, a display command is supplied to the alarm display unit 18, and the display unit 16 displays an alarm indicating that the service life has decreased.
【0026】そのため、各セル7a〜7fのいずれか1
つでも寿命が尽きると、蓄電池7の寿命低下が自動的に
検出されて警報表示され、この表示に基づき、適切な寿
命低下状態に達したときに確実に蓄電池7を交換でき
る。Therefore, one of the cells 7a to 7f
When the life of the storage battery 7 is exhausted at any time, a decrease in the life of the storage battery 7 is automatically detected and an alarm is displayed. Based on this display, the storage battery 7 can be reliably replaced when the appropriate life shortened state is reached.
【0027】ところで、前記実施例では蓄電池7のセル
単位の電圧検出をくり返して寿命低下を検出したが、セ
ル数が多いシール蓄電池,例えば前述の1KVAの無停
電電源装置のシール鉛蓄電池のように6セルの直列回路
を単位とする15個の組電池(合計90セル)からなる
シール蓄電池の場合は、各回の検査の電圧比較回数を少
なくし、検査時間を短縮して迅速な検出を行うため、セ
ル単位の電圧検出の代わりに組電池単位の電圧検出を行
ってもよい。この場合、例えば図1の電圧検出器12に
蓄電池を構成する各組電池の電圧を供給すればよい。な
お、出力回路16の基準電圧はセル単位の検出のときと
組電池単位のときとで異なるのは勿論である。By the way, in the above embodiment, the detection of the voltage of the storage battery 7 cell by cell was repeated to detect the shortening of the service life. However, as in the case of the sealed storage battery having a large number of cells, for example, the sealed lead storage battery of the above 1 KVA uninterruptible power supply. In the case of a sealed storage battery consisting of 15 assembled batteries (90 cells in total) in units of a 6-cell series circuit, the number of voltage comparisons for each inspection is reduced, and the inspection time is shortened for quick detection. Instead of detecting the voltage of each cell, the voltage of each battery pack may be detected. In this case, for example, the voltage of each of the assembled batteries forming the storage battery may be supplied to the voltage detector 12 of FIG. The reference voltage of the output circuit 16 is, of course, different between the cell unit detection and the battery pack unit detection.
【0028】(他の実施例)つぎに、他の実施例つい
て、図3を参照して説明する。図3において、図1と同
一符号は同一もしくは相当するものを示し、異なる点
は、蓄電池7の使用環境の温度,湿度を検出する温度セ
ンサ19,湿度センサ20と、両センサ19,20の出
力信号をそれぞれデジタル変換して検出温度,検出湿度
のデータを出力するA/D変換器21,22とを付加す
るとともに、CPU14に例えば両変換器21,22の
データを読出しアドレスとして動作する校正メモリを内
蔵し、このメモリから出力回路16に補正用の設定更新
信号を供給して寿命低下検出の基準電圧を前記温度,湿
度に応じて調整するようにした点である。(Other Embodiments) Next, other embodiments will be described with reference to FIG. In FIG. 3, the same reference numerals as those in FIG. 1 indicate the same or corresponding ones, except that the temperature sensor 19 and the humidity sensor 20 for detecting the temperature and humidity of the usage environment of the storage battery 7 and the outputs of both sensors 19, 20. A calibration memory for adding the A / D converters 21 and 22 for converting the signals into digital data and outputting the detected temperature and detected humidity data, and operating the CPU 14 with the data of both converters 21 and 22 as read addresses. Is incorporated, and a setting update signal for correction is supplied from this memory to the output circuit 16 to adjust the reference voltage for detecting the life shortening according to the temperature and humidity.
【0029】すなわち、蓄電池7の特性が雰囲気の温
度,湿度に依存して変化し易いため、この実施例ではセ
ンサ19,20により使用環境の温度,湿度を監視して
検出し、両センサ19,20の出力信号に基づく変換器
21,22の検出温度,検出湿度のデジタルデータをC
PU14に校正メモリの読出しアドレスとして供給す
る。That is, since the characteristics of the storage battery 7 are likely to change depending on the temperature and humidity of the atmosphere, in this embodiment, the sensors 19 and 20 monitor and detect the temperature and humidity of the operating environment, and both sensors 19 and 20 C based on the digital data of the temperature and humidity detected by the converters 21 and 22 based on the output signal of 20.
It is supplied to the PU 14 as a read address of the calibration memory.
【0030】そして、CPU14の校正メモリは温度,
湿度の種々の組合せに対する最適な補正値のデータが各
アドレスそれぞれに書込まれ、例えばタイマ回路11の
起動指令に基づくCPU14の動作により、与えられた
読出しアドレスにしたがって検出温度,検出湿度のとき
の最適な補正値のデータが設定更新信号として出力回路
16に読出される。Then, the calibration memory of the CPU 14 stores the temperature,
Data of optimum correction values for various combinations of humidity is written in each address, and for example, by the operation of the CPU 14 based on the start command of the timer circuit 11, when the detected temperature and the detected humidity are detected in accordance with the given read address. The data of the optimum correction value is read out to the output circuit 16 as a setting update signal.
【0031】このとき、出力回路16は図1の場合と異
なり、設定更新信号の供給に基づき、例えばこの信号の
データ量だけ比較器17に出力する基準電圧を増減変更
する。At this time, unlike the case of FIG. 1, the output circuit 16 increases or decreases the reference voltage output to the comparator 17 based on the supply of the setting update signal, for example, by the data amount of this signal.
【0032】そのため、比較器17のセル単位又は組電
池単位の比較により使用環境の温度,湿度を考慮して蓄
電池7の寿命低下が検出され、検出精度が著しく向上す
る。ところで、前記両実施例ではインバータ構成の電源
装置1の蓄電池7の寿命低下の検出に適用したが、複数
セル構成の種々の構成の無停電電源装置の種々のシール
蓄電池の寿命低下の検出に適用できるのは勿論である。Therefore, by comparing the cell unit or the assembled battery unit of the comparator 17, the life shortening of the storage battery 7 is detected in consideration of the temperature and humidity of the use environment, and the detection accuracy is remarkably improved. By the way, in the above both embodiments, the invention is applied to the detection of the life shortening of the storage battery 7 of the power supply device 1 of the inverter configuration, but it is applied to the detection of the life reduction of various sealed storage batteries of the uninterruptible power supply device of various configurations of a plurality of cells. Of course you can.
【0033】[0033]
【発明の効果】本発明は、以上説明したように構成され
ているため、以下に記載する効果を奏する。設定した期
間毎に、無停電電源装置のシール蓄電池の各セル又は各
組電池の電圧を順次に基準電圧と比較して検査し、各セ
ル又は各組電池の電圧のいずれか1つでもその電圧が基
準電圧より低くなって蓄電池の交換時期に達すると、蓄
電池の寿命低下を検出して警報表示したため、自動化に
適した手法により、蓄電池の寿命低下を正確に検出して
報知することができ、この報知に基づき適切な寿命低下
状態で蓄電池を交換することができ、安全性等の向上が
図れる。Since the present invention is configured as described above, it has the following effects. For each set period, the voltage of each cell or assembled battery of the uninterruptible power supply seal storage battery is sequentially compared with the reference voltage for inspection, and any one of the voltage of each cell or assembled battery is checked. When the battery voltage becomes lower than the reference voltage and the time to replace the storage battery is reached, the decrease in the life of the storage battery is detected and an alarm is displayed, so a method suitable for automation can accurately detect and notify the decrease in the life of the storage battery, Based on this notification, the storage battery can be replaced with an appropriately shortened life, and safety and the like can be improved.
【0034】また、複数セル構成の組電池単位で電圧比
較を行うと、とくにセル数の多いシール蓄電池のとき
に、電圧比較回数を少なくして迅速に検出が行える。Further, when the voltage comparison is performed in units of a plurality of assembled battery cells, the number of voltage comparisons can be reduced and detection can be performed quickly, especially for a sealed storage battery having a large number of cells.
【図1】本発明のシール蓄電池の寿命検出方法の1実施
例のブロック図である。FIG. 1 is a block diagram of one embodiment of a method for detecting the life of a sealed storage battery according to the present invention.
【図2】シール蓄電池の構成説明図である。FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a configuration of a sealed storage battery.
【図3】本発明の他の実施例のブロック図である。FIG. 3 is a block diagram of another embodiment of the present invention.
1 無停電電源装置 7 シール蓄電池 7a〜7f セル 11 長時間タイマ 12 電圧検出器 16 基準値出力回路 17 比較器 18 警報表示器 1 Uninterruptible Power Supply 7 Sealed Storage Battery 7a-7f Cell 11 Long Time Timer 12 Voltage Detector 16 Reference Value Output Circuit 17 Comparator 18 Alarm Indicator
Claims (2)
ル蓄電池の各セルの電圧を順次に基準電圧と比較し、前
記各セルの電圧のいずれか1つでも前記基準電圧より低
いときに前記蓄電池の寿命低下を検出して警報表示する
ことを特徴とするシール蓄電池の寿命検出方法。1. The voltage of each cell of a sealed storage battery of an uninterruptible power supply is sequentially compared with a reference voltage for each set period, and when any one of the voltages of each cell is lower than the reference voltage, the A method for detecting the life of a sealed storage battery, which comprises detecting a decrease in the life of the storage battery and displaying an alarm.
ル蓄電池の複数セル構成の各組電池の電圧を順次に基準
電圧と比較し、前記各組電池の電圧のいずれか1つでも
前記基準電圧より低いときに前記蓄電池の寿命低下を検
出して警報表示することを特徴とするシール蓄電池の寿
命検出方法。2. The voltage of each assembled battery having a plurality of cells of a sealed storage battery of an uninterruptible power supply is sequentially compared with a reference voltage for each set period, and any one of the voltages of each assembled battery is used as the reference. A method for detecting the life of a sealed storage battery, comprising detecting a decrease in the life of the storage battery when the voltage is lower than the voltage and displaying an alarm.
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