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US20190237722A1
US20190237722A1 US16/335,720 US201716335720A US2019237722A1 US 20190237722 A1 US20190237722 A1 US 20190237722A1 US 201716335720 A US201716335720 A US 201716335720A US 2019237722 A1 US2019237722 A1 US 2019237722A1
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    • H01M2010/4271—Battery management systems including electronic circuits, e.g. control of current or voltage to keep battery in healthy state, cell balancing
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  • This disclosure relates to system cabinets, and in particular, to a power cabinet.
  • Power cabinets as backup power supply systems or electricity recycle systems, are widely applied in many electrical fields.
  • An existing power cabinet generally includes a cabinet body having a housing and a battery module installed or fixed in the cabinet body.
  • the cabinet body is first produced, and then the battery module is inserted into the cabinet body in a manner of pulling a drawer, for installation and fixing.
  • the battery module needs to be pushed into the cabinet body, and is then fixed in another manner such as by using a screw. This increases installation procedures and manual costs in an installation process.
  • cable wiring in the cabinet body is messed up.
  • cables and the cabinet body are customized according to a quantity of battery modules, which is unhelpful for extension and is inflexible in usage.
  • production of the cabinet body also requires costs and time.
  • This disclosure aims to resolve at least one of the foregoing technical problems to some extent, and provides a power cabinet having a simple installation procedure, low costs, and tidy wiring.
  • a cabinet body of a traditional power cabinet does not need to be customized, the M modules are directly stacked from top to bottom to form the cabinet body, the N locking apparatuses are used to assemble and fix the modules, a battery module does not need to be installed and fixed in the cabinet body, an installation procedure is simpler, and costs required to produce the cabinet body are reduced.
  • the power cabinet provided in this disclosure may be extended according to a requirement, and battery modules may be increased. This is implemented very easily, and more layers may be stacked.
  • the power cabinet having the cabinet body in the prior art needs to be extended, the cabinet body needs to be changed. This results in high costs and a complex procedure.
  • the N hot swappable components lead out the power line or the signal line of the battery module from the battery module, and electrically connect neighboring modules. This reduces cable use complexity and facilitates installation, and cable wiring is tidy and is safer.
  • the p th hot swappable component includes a p th hot swappable female end and a p th hot swappable male end that are electrically connected in cooperation with each other, one of the p th hot swappable female end and the p th hot swappable male end is disposed on the p th module, and the other is disposed on the (p+1) th module.
  • the p th locking apparatus includes a p th locking female end and a p th locking male end that are connected in cooperation with each other, one of the p th locking female end and the p th locking male end is disposed on the p th module, and the other is disposed on the (p+1) th module.
  • the power cabinet further includes a base stacked below an M th module, and an (N+1) th hot swappable component configured to lead out the power line and/or the signal line, the M th module and the base are electrically connected by using the (N+1) th hot swappable component, and the M th module and the base are connected by using an (N+1) th locking apparatus.
  • the (N+1) th hot swappable component includes an (N+1) th hot swappable female end and an (N+1) th hot swappable male end that are electrically connected in cooperation with each other, one of the (N+1) th hot swappable female end and the (N+1) th hot swappable male end is disposed on the base, and the other is disposed on the M th module.
  • the (N+1) th locking apparatus includes an (N+1) th locking female end and an (N+1) th locking male end that are connected, one of the (N+1) th locking female end and the (N+1) th locking male end is disposed on the base, and the other is disposed on the M th module.
  • the power cabinet further includes a dome stacked above a first module, and an (N+2) th hot swappable component configured to lead out the power line and/or the signal line, the first module and the dome are electrically connected by using the (N+2) th hot swappable component, and the first module and the dome are connected by using an (N+2) th locking apparatus.
  • the (N+2) th hot swappable component includes an (N+2) th hot swappable female end and an (N+2) th hot swappable male end that are electrically connected in cooperation with each other, one of the (N+2) th hot swappable female end and the (N+1) th hot swappable male end is disposed on the dome, and the other is disposed on the first module.
  • the (N+2) th locking apparatus includes an (N+2) th locking female end and an (N+2) th locking male end that are connected in cooperation with each other, one of the (N+2) th locking female end and the (N+2) th locking male end is disposed on the dome, and the other is disposed on the first module.
  • the power cabinet further includes: a p th protection groove and a p th protection bracket located in the p th protection groove, one of the p th protection groove and the p th protection bracket is disposed on the p th module, the other is disposed on the (p+1) th module, one of the p th hot swappable female end and the p th hot swappable male end is disposed in the p th protection bracket, and the other is disposed in the p th protection groove.
  • the power cabinet further includes: an (N+1) th protection groove and an (N+1) th protection bracket located in the (N+1) th protection groove, one of the (N+1) th protection groove and the (N+1) th protection bracket is disposed on the base, the other is disposed on the M th module, one of the (N+1) th hot swappable female end and the (N+1) th hot swappable male end is disposed in the (N+1) th protection groove, and the other is disposed in the (N+1) th protection bracket.
  • the power cabinet further includes: an (N+2) th protection groove and an (N+2) th protection bracket located in the (N+2) th protection groove, one of the (N+2) th protection groove and the (N+2) th protection bracket is disposed on the dome, the other is disposed on the first module, one of the (N+2) th hot swappable female end and the (N+2) th hot swappable male end is disposed in the (N+2) th protection groove, and the other is disposed in the (N+2) th protection bracket.
  • This disclosure further discloses a power cabinet, including: at least three modules sequentially stacked from top to bottom; at least two hot swappable components, configured to lead out a power line and/or a signal line; and multiple locking apparatuses, where two neighboring modules are electrically connected by using a hot swappable component, two neighboring modules are connected by using at least one locking apparatus, at least one of the at least three modules is a battery management module, and remaining modules of the at least three modules are battery modules.
  • FIG. 1 is a solid view of a power cabinet according to an embodiment of this disclosure
  • FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a battery management module of the power cabinet shown in FIG. 1 , where a lower surface of the battery management module is exposed;
  • FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a battery module of the power cabinet shown in FIG. 1 , where an upper surface of the battery module is exposed;
  • FIG. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of a battery module of the power cabinet shown in FIG. 1 , where a lower surface of the battery module is exposed;
  • FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a base of the power cabinet shown in FIG. 1 , where an upper surface of the base is exposed;
  • FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of an internal structure of a battery module.
  • terms such as “installation”, “interconnection”, “connection”, and “fixing” shall be understood in a broad sense, for example, may be a fixing connection, a detachable connection, an integral connection, a mechanical connection, an electrical connection, a direct connection, an indirect connection by using an intermediate medium, and communication between interiors of two components.
  • installation may be a fixing connection, a detachable connection, an integral connection, a mechanical connection, an electrical connection, a direct connection, an indirect connection by using an intermediate medium, and communication between interiors of two components.
  • the power cabinet provided in this disclosure includes M modules.
  • the M modules may include a first module, a second module, . . . , an (M ⁇ 1) th module, and an M th module.
  • the first module, the second module, . . . , the (M ⁇ 1) th module, and the M th module are sequentially stacked from top to bottom.
  • the first module is located at the top, and the second module is disposed below the first module.
  • a penultimate module is the (M ⁇ 1) th module, and the M th module is located at the bottom.
  • M may be any integer greater than or equal to 3.
  • M is 10.
  • the first module, the second module, . . . , the (M ⁇ 1) th module, and the M th module are generally all produced as modules having same appearances and sizes. This can avoid distinguishing the modules in an installation process, and any module may be directly used and stacked without distinguishing whether the selected module satisfies an installation requirement. In this way, assembly and tidy appearance of the entire power cabinet can be desirably controlled.
  • the first module, the second module, . . . , the (M ⁇ 1) th module, and the M th module are sequentially stacked from top to bottom.
  • the first module, the second module, . . . , the (M ⁇ 1) th module, and the M th module are directly stacked and interconnected.
  • the modules are not only interconnected but also in communication connection with each other, including a power connection and/or a signal connection, and the like.
  • this disclosure provides a power cabinet formed by stacking and interconnecting modules, and a person skilled in the art may add a housing outside the power cabinet, or place the power cabinet in another installation space based on this disclosure without departing from the protection scope of this disclosure.
  • the power cabinet provided in this disclosure further includes N hot swappable components used to lead out the power line and/or the signal line.
  • the N hot swappable components include a first hot swappable component, . . . , and an N th hot swappable component.
  • N may be any integer greater than or equal to 2.
  • Each hot swappable component includes a hot swappable female end and a hot swappable male end.
  • a module of the power cabinet may be a battery module, including a housing and a battery pack disposed in the housing.
  • the battery pack leads out a leading wire, the leading wire is the power line and/or the signal line, and the leading wire is connected to the hot swappable component after passing through a line plate.
  • the first hot swappable component includes a first hot swappable female end and a first hot swappable male end.
  • the N th hot swappable component includes an N th hot swappable female end and an N th hot swappable male end.
  • battery modules used as the second module to the (M ⁇ 1) th module except the first module and the M th module include two hot swappable terminals.
  • the first module and the M th module may also include two hot swappable terminals, and a specific structure is very easily understood by a person skilled in the art.
  • all battery modules of the power cabinet have same structures, a hot swappable female end is disposed above each battery module, and a hot swappable male end is disposed below each battery module. In this way, the power cabinet may be assembled more easily, and extension of the power cabinet is better facilitated.
  • the leading wire (the power line and/or the signal line) led out from the battery pack is connected to the line plate, and the line plate leads out an output line to electrically connect to a hot swappable female end or a hot swappable male end above or below the battery module, and to be led out by the hot swappable female end or the hot swappable male end.
  • a p th module and a (p+1) th module are electrically connected by using a p th hot swappable component, where p is an integer and 1 ⁇ p ⁇ M ⁇ 1. That is, the first module and the second module are electrically connected by using the first hot swappable component. That is, the first hot swappable component is disposed between the first module and the second module.
  • the first hot swappable component is located between the first module and the second module.
  • the first hot swappable component implements a communication and/or electrical connection between the first module and the second module.
  • the power cabinet further includes the second hot swappable component, . . .
  • the second hot swappable component is located between the second module and the third module.
  • the (M ⁇ 1) th module and the M th module of the power cabinet are electrically connected by using the N th hot swappable component. That is, the N th hot swappable component is disposed between the (M ⁇ 1) th module and the M th module.
  • the N th hot swappable component implements a communication and/or electrical connection between the (M ⁇ 1) th module and the M th module.
  • the first hot swappable component, . . . , and the N th hot swappable component are used, so that the first module, the second module, . . . , the (M ⁇ 1) th module, and the M th module can implement a signal connection and/or an electrical connection more orderly and easily. This can avoid messed wiring in the cabinet body of the power cabinet in the prior art, and improve wiring safety of the power cabinet.
  • the power cabinet further includes N locking apparatuses.
  • Each locking apparatus may include a locking female end and a locking male end, and N may be any integer greater than or equal to 2.
  • a p th module and a (p+1) th module are connected by using a p th locking apparatus, where p is an integer and 1 ⁇ p ⁇ M ⁇ 1. That is, a first locking apparatus is disposed between the first module and the second module. Similarly, an N th locking apparatus is disposed between the (M ⁇ 1) th module and the M th module. The first module and the second module are connected by using the first locking apparatus. Similarly, the (M ⁇ 1) th module and the M th module are connected by using the N th locking apparatus.
  • each locking apparatus may have a structure that is detachable or can remove fixed installation. Therefore, extension and maintenance of the power cabinet is better facilitated.
  • one locking apparatus or multiple locking apparatuses may be disposed between every two modules. For example, four locking apparatuses may be disposed at four corners of the module. This can improve stability of connection between the modules, and usage safety of the entire power cabinet.
  • the locking apparatuses may be disposed above and below each of the second module to the (M ⁇ 1) th module. Specifically, a locking female end or a locking male end is disposed above each module, and a locking male end or a locking female end is disposed below each module. Further, the second module to the (M ⁇ 1) th module have completely same structures, and locking apparatuses of the second module to the (M ⁇ 1) th module are also the same.
  • the second module to the (M ⁇ 1) th module may be randomly used or installed without considering a correspondence.
  • At least one of the first module, the second module, . . . , the (M ⁇ 1) th module, and the M th module is a battery management module, and remaining modules of the first module, the second module, . . . , the (M ⁇ 1) th module, and the M th module are battery modules.
  • N is greater than or equal to 2
  • M is greater than or equal to 3.
  • a power cabinet has a battery management module.
  • the battery module is configured to provide energy to the entire power cabinet, and the battery management module performs effects or functions such as charging and discharging management, safety management, and power eliciting of the power cabinet.
  • the first hot swappable component includes a first hot swappable female end and a first hot swappable male end that are electrically connected in cooperation with each other, one of the first hot swappable female end and the first hot swappable male end is disposed on the first module, and the other is disposed on the second module.
  • the foregoing solution includes two cases. In one case, the first module is provided with the first hot swappable female end, and the second module is provided with the first hot swappable male end, which may be referred to as reverse disposing of the first hot swappable component.
  • the first module is provided with the first hot swappable male end
  • the second module is provided with the first hot swappable female end, which may be referred to as forward disposing of the first hot swappable component.
  • the first hot swappable component may be disposed forward or reversely between the first module and the second module.
  • locations of the first hot swappable female end and the first hot swappable male end, that is, forward disposing or reverse disposing of the first hot swappable component are not limited, as long as the first hot swappable component is disposed between the first module and the second module, and can implement an electrical connection (including a power connection and/or a signal connection) between the first module and the second module.
  • the N th hot swappable component includes an N th hot swappable male end and an N th hot swappable female end that are electrically connected in cooperation with each other, one of the N th hot swappable male end and the N th hot swappable female end is disposed on the (M ⁇ 1) th module, and the other is disposed on the M th module.
  • the foregoing solution includes two cases. In one case, the (M ⁇ 1) th module is provided with the N th hot swappable female end, and the M th module is provided with the N th hot swappable male end, which may be referred to as reverse disposing of the N th hot swappable component.
  • the (M ⁇ 1) th module is provided with the N th hot swappable male end
  • the M th module is provided with the N th hot swappable female end, which may be referred to as forward disposing of the N th hot swappable component.
  • locations of the N th hot swappable female end and the N th hot swappable male end, that is, forward disposing or reverse disposing of the N th hot swappable component are not limited, as long as the N th hot swappable component is disposed between the (M ⁇ 1) th module and the M th module, and can implement an effect of an electrical connection between the (M ⁇ 1) th module and the M th module.
  • the first hot swappable component, . . . , and the N th hot swappable component, and an (N+1) th hot swappable component and an (N+2) th hot swappable component in the following may all be disposed forward or reversely.
  • some of the first hot swappable component, . . . , and the N th hot swappable component, and the (N+1) th hot swappable component and the (N+2) th hot swappable component in the following are disposed forward, and remaining components are disposed reversely. This is not clearly limited in this disclosure.
  • the first locking apparatus includes a first locking female end and a first locking male end that are connected in cooperation with each other. One of the first locking female end and the first locking male end is disposed on the first module, and the other is disposed on the second module.
  • the foregoing solution includes two cases. In one case, the first module is provided with the first locking female end, and the second module is provided with the first locking male end, which may be referred to as reverse disposing of the first locking apparatus. In the other case, the first module is provided with the first locking male end, and the second module is provided with the first locking female end, which may be referred to as forward disposing of the first locking apparatus.
  • the first locking apparatus may be disposed forward or reversely between the first module and the second module.
  • locations of the first locking female end and the first locking male end, that is, forward disposing or reverse disposing of the first locking apparatus are not limited, as long as the first locking apparatus is disposed between the first module and the second module, and can implement a mechanical connection between the first module and the second module.
  • the N th locking apparatus includes an N th locking male end and an N th locking female end that are connected in cooperation with each other, one of the N th locking male end and the N th locking female end is disposed on the (M ⁇ 1) th module, and the other is disposed on the M th module.
  • the foregoing solution includes two cases. In one case, the (M ⁇ 1) th module is provided with the N th locking female end, and the M th module is provided with the N th locking male end, which may be referred to as reverse disposing of the N th locking apparatus.
  • the (M ⁇ 1) th module is provided with the N th locking male end
  • the M th module is provided with the N th locking female end, which may be referred to as forward disposing of the N th locking apparatus.
  • locations of the N th locking female end and the N th locking male end, that is, forward disposing or reverse disposing of the N th locking apparatus are not limited, as long as the N th locking apparatus is disposed between the (M ⁇ 1) th module and the M th module, and can implement an effect of a mechanical connection between the (M ⁇ 1) th module and the M th module.
  • the first locking apparatus, . . . , and the N th locking apparatus, and an (N+1) th locking apparatus and an (N+2) th locking apparatus in the following may all be disposed forward or reversely.
  • some of the first locking apparatus, . . . , and the N th locking apparatus, and the (N+1) th locking apparatus and the (N+2) th locking apparatus in the following are disposed forward, and remaining components are disposed reversely. This is not clearly limited in this disclosure.
  • a base is disposed below the M th module.
  • the base and the M th module are electrically connected by using the (N+1) th hot swappable component, and the M th module and the base are connected by using the (N+1) th locking apparatus.
  • a location relationship and a selection manner of the (N+1) th hot swappable component and the (N+1) th locking apparatus between the M th module and the base are similar to that of the N th hot swappable component described above.
  • a difference is only that the (N+1) th hot swappable component and the (N+1) th locking apparatus are located between the base and the M th module.
  • the (N+1) th hot swappable component includes an (N+1) th hot swappable female end and an (N+1) th hot swappable male end that are electrically connected in cooperation with each other, one of the (N+1) th hot swappable female end and the (N+1) th hot swappable male end is disposed on the M th module, and the other is disposed on the base.
  • the foregoing solution includes two cases. In one case, the M th module is provided with the (N+1) th hot swappable female end, and the base is provided with the (N+1) th hot swappable male end, which may be referred to as reverse disposing of the (N+1) th hot swappable component.
  • the M th module is provided with the (N+1) th hot swappable male end
  • the base is provided with the (N+1) th hot swappable female end, which may be referred to as forward disposing of the (N+1) th hot swappable component.
  • the (N+1) th hot swappable component may be disposed forward or reversely between the M th module and the base.
  • locations of the (N+1) th hot swappable female end and the (N+1) th hot swappable male end that is, forward disposing or reverse disposing of the (N+1) th hot swappable component are not limited, as long as the (N+1) th hot swappable component is disposed between the M th module and the base, and can implement an electrical connection between the M th module and the base.
  • the (N+1) th locking apparatus includes an (N+1) th locking female end and an (N+1) th locking male end that are connected in cooperation with each other, one of the (N+1) th locking female end and the (N+1) th locking male end is disposed on the M th module, and the other is disposed on the base.
  • the foregoing solution includes two cases. In one case, the M th module is provided with the (N+1) th locking female end, and the base is provided with the (N+1) th locking male end, which may be referred to as reverse disposing of the (N+1) th locking apparatus.
  • the M th module is provided with the (N+1) th locking male end
  • the base is provided with the (N+1) th locking female end, which may be referred to as forward disposing of the (N+1) th locking apparatus.
  • the (N+1) th locking apparatus may be disposed forward or reversely between the M th module and the base.
  • locations of the (N+ 1 ) th locking female end and the (N+1) th locking male end, that is, forward disposing or reverse disposing of the (N+1) th locking apparatus are not limited, as long as the (N+1) th locking apparatus is disposed between the M th module and the base, and can implement a mechanical connection between the M th module and the base.
  • a dome and an (N+2) th hot swappable component configured to lead out the power line and/or the signal line may be further disposed above a first module, the first module and the dome are electrically connected by using the (N+2) th hot swappable component, and the first module and the dome are connected by using an (N+2) th locking apparatus.
  • a location relationship and a selection manner of the (N+2) th hot swappable component and the (N+2) th locking apparatus between the first module and the dome are similar to that of the N th hot swappable component described above. A difference is only that the (N+2) th hot swappable component and the (N+2) th locking apparatus are located between the dome and the first module.
  • the (N+2) th hot swappable component includes an (N+2) th hot swappable female end and an (N+2) th hot swappable male end that are electrically connected in cooperation with each other, one of the (N+2) th hot swappable female end and the (N+2) th hot swappable male end is disposed on the first module, and the other is disposed on the dome.
  • the foregoing solution includes two cases. In one case, the dome is provided with the (N+2) th hot swappable female end, and the first module is provided with the (N+2) th hot swappable male end, which may be referred to as reverse disposing of the (N+2) th hot swappable component.
  • the dome is provided with the (N+2) th hot swappable male end
  • the first module is provided with the (N+2) th hot swappable female end, which may be referred to as forward disposing of the (N+2) th hot swappable component.
  • the (N+2) th hot swappable component may be disposed forward or reversely between the first module and the dome.
  • locations of the (N+2) th hot swappable female end and the (N+2) th hot swappable male end, that is, forward disposing or reverse disposing of the (N+2) th hot swappable component are not limited, as long as the (N+2) th hot swappable component is disposed between the first module and the dome, and can implement an electrical connection between the first module and the dome.
  • the (N+2) th locking apparatus includes an (N+2) th locking female end and an (N+2) th locking male end that are connected in cooperation with each other, one of the (N+2) th locking female end and the (N+2) th locking male end is disposed on the first module, and the other is disposed on the dome.
  • the foregoing solution includes two cases. In one case, the dome is provided with the (N+2) th locking female end, and the first module is provided with the (N+2) th locking male end, which may be referred to as reverse disposing of the (N+2) th locking apparatus.
  • the dome is provided with the (N+2) th locking male end
  • the first module is provided with the (N+2) th locking female end, which may be referred to as forward disposing of the (N+2) th locking apparatus.
  • the (N+2) th locking apparatus may be disposed forward or reversely between the first module and the dome.
  • locations of the (N+2) th locking female end and the (N+2) th locking male end, that is, forward disposing or reverse disposing of the (N+2) th locking apparatus are not limited, as long as the (N+2) th locking apparatus is disposed between the first module and the dome, and can implement a mechanical connection between the first module and the dome.
  • the power cabinet further includes N protection grooves and N protection brackets, where N may be any integer greater than or equal to 2.
  • the hot swappable female end and the hot swappable male end are separately disposed in the protection groove or the protection bracket.
  • the protection groove and the protection bracket facilitate positioning of the hot swappable female end and the hot swappable male end.
  • the hot swappable female end and the hot swappable male end are protected, and the hot swappable male end or the hot swappable female end is prevented from being damaged when a module falls down during assembly.
  • one of the protection groove and the protection bracket may be located on one of two neighboring modules, and the other is located on the other of the two neighboring modules.
  • the protection groove and the protection bracket appear in pairs, the hot swappable female end is located in one of the protection groove or the protection bracket, and the hot swappable male end is located in the other of the protection bracket or the protection groove.
  • the hot swappable female end is located in the protection groove, and the hot swappable male end is located in the protection bracket; or the hot swappable female end is located in the protection bracket, and the hot swappable male end is located in the protection groove.
  • a first protection bracket may be positioned in a first protection groove, one of the first protection groove and the first protection bracket is disposed in the first module, and the other is disposed in the second module.
  • One of the first hot swappable female end and the first hot swappable male end is disposed in the first protection bracket, and the other is disposed in the first protection groove.
  • the first protection groove and the first protection bracket are disposed in two manners.
  • the first module is provided with the first protection bracket
  • the second module is provided with the first protection groove, which may be referred to as forward disposing of the first protection bracket and the first protection groove.
  • the first module is provided with the first protection groove
  • the second module is provided with the first protection bracket, which may be referred to as reverse disposing of the first protection bracket and the first protection groove.
  • locations of the first protection bracket and the first protection groove, that is, forward disposing or reverse disposing of the first protection bracket and the first protection groove are not limited, as long as the first protection bracket and the first protection groove are disposed between the first module and the second module.
  • the first hot swappable female end and the first hot swappable male end are also disposed in two manners.
  • the first hot swappable female end is disposed in the first protection bracket, and the first hot swappable male end is disposed in the first protection groove.
  • the first hot swappable female end is disposed in the first protection groove, and the first hot swappable male end is disposed in the first protection bracket.
  • the first protection groove, the first protection bracket, the first hot swappable female end, and the first hot swappable male end may be disposed in four manners in total.
  • the N th protection bracket is positioned in the N th protection groove, one of the N th protection groove and the N th protection bracket is disposed on the (M ⁇ 1) th module, and the other is disposed on the M th module.
  • One of the N th hot swappable female end and the N th hot swappable male end is disposed in the N th protection groove, and the other is disposed in the N th protection bracket.
  • the N th protection groove and the N th protection bracket are also disposed in two manners. Besides, the N th hot swappable female end and the N th hot swappable male end are also combined with the N th protection groove and the N th protection bracket in two manners.
  • the N th protection groove, the N th protection bracket, the N th hot swappable female end, and the N th hot swappable male end may be disposed in four manners in total.
  • the power cabinet further includes: an (N+1) th protection groove and an (N+1) th protection bracket located in the (N+1) th protection groove, one of the (N+1) th protection groove and the (N+1) th protection bracket is disposed on the base, the other is disposed on the M th module, one of the (N+1) th hot swappable female end and the (N+1) th hot swappable male end is disposed in the (N+1) th protection groove, and the other is disposed in the (N+1) th protection bracket.
  • the (N+1) th protection groove and the (N+1) th protection bracket are disposed in two manners.
  • the M th module is provided with the (N+1) th protection bracket, and the base is provided with the (N+1) th protection groove, which may be referred to as forward disposing of the (N+1) th protection bracket and the (N+1) th protection groove.
  • the M th module is provided with the (N+1) th protection groove, and the base is provided with the (N+1) th protection bracket, which may be referred to as reverse disposing of the (N+1) th protection bracket and the (N+1) th protection groove.
  • locations of the (N+1) th protection bracket and the (N+1) th protection groove that is, forward disposing or reverse disposing of the (N+1) th protection bracket and the (N+1) th protection groove are not limited, as long as the (N+1) th protection bracket and the (N+1) th protection groove are disposed between the M th module and the base.
  • the (N+1) th hot swappable female end and the (N+1) th hot swappable male end are also disposed in two manners.
  • the (N+1) th hot swappable female end is disposed in the (N+1) th protection bracket, and the (N+1) th hot swappable male end is disposed in the (N+1) th protection groove.
  • the (N+1) th hot swappable female end is disposed in the (N+1) th protection groove
  • the (N+1) th hot swappable male end is disposed in the (N+1) th protection bracket.
  • the (N+1) th protection groove, the (N+1) th protection bracket, the (N+1) th hot swappable female end, and the (N+1) th hot swappable male end may be disposed in four manners in total.
  • the power cabinet further includes: an (N+2) th protection groove and an (N+2) th protection bracket located in the (N+2) th protection groove, one of the (N+2) th protection groove and the (N+2) th protection bracket is disposed on the dome, the other is disposed on the first module, one of the (N+2) th hot swappable female end and the (N+2) th hot swappable male end is disposed in the (N+2) th protection groove, and the other is disposed in the (N+2) th protection bracket.
  • the (N+2) th protection groove and the (N+2) th protection bracket are disposed in two manners.
  • the dome is provided with the (N+2) th protection bracket
  • the first module is provided with the (N+2) th protection groove, which may be referred to as forward disposing of the (N+2) th protection bracket and the (N+2) th protection groove.
  • the dome is provided with the (N+2) th protection groove
  • the first module is provided with the (N+2) th protection bracket, which may be referred to as reverse disposing of the (N+2) th protection bracket and the (N+2) th protection groove.
  • locations of the (N+2) th protection bracket and the (N+2) th protection groove that is, forward disposing or reverse disposing of the (N+2) th protection bracket and the (N+2) th protection groove are not limited, as long as the (N+2) th protection bracket and the (N+2) th protection groove are disposed between the dome and the first module.
  • the (N+2) th hot swappable female end and the (N+2) th hot swappable male end are also disposed in two manners.
  • the (N+2) th hot swappable female end is disposed in the (N+2) th protection bracket, and the (N+2) th hot swappable male end is disposed in the (N+2) th protection groove.
  • the (N+2) th hot swappable female end is disposed in the (N+2) th protection groove
  • the (N+2) th hot swappable male end is disposed in the (N+2) th protection bracket.
  • the (N+2) th protection groove, the (N+2) th protection bracket, the (N+2) th hot swappable female end, and the (N+2) th hot swappable male end may be disposed in four manners in total.
  • the power cabinet provided in this disclosure is described below by using a specific embodiment.
  • the power cabinet provided in this embodiment includes a first module 11 , a second module 12 , a third module 13 , a fourth module 14 , a fifth module 15 , a sixth module 16 , a seventh module 17 , an eighth module 18 , a ninth module 19 , and a tenth module 10 sequentially disposed from top to bottom.
  • the first module 11 is a battery management module, and remaining modules are battery modules.
  • a first hot swappable component is disposed between the first module 11 and the second module 12
  • a second hot swappable component is disposed between the second module 12 and the third module 13
  • an eighth hot swappable component is disposed between the eighth module 18 and the ninth module 19
  • a ninth hot swappable component is disposed between a ninth module 19 and a tenth module 10 .
  • the first module 11 that is, the battery management module, is located at the top of the power cabinet.
  • No hot swappable component and no locking apparatus are disposed above the battery management module, and a hot swappable female end 32 , a protection groove 82 , and a locking female end 42 are disposed only below the battery management module, that is, a side close to the second module.
  • the hot swappable female end 32 is a first hot swappable female end
  • the protection groove 82 is a first protection groove
  • the locking female end 42 is a first locking female end.
  • FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a battery module of a power cabinet.
  • a hot swappable male end 31 a protection bracket 81 , and a locking male end 41 are disposed above the battery module.
  • the battery module may be any one of the second module 12 to the tenth module 10 in FIG. 1 .
  • the hot swappable male end 31 is the first hot swappable male end
  • the protection bracket 81 is the first protection bracket
  • the locking male end 41 is the first locking male end.
  • a hot swappable female end 32 a protection groove 82 , and a locking female end 42 are disposed below the battery module.
  • the battery module may be any one of the second module to the tenth module in FIG. 1 .
  • the hot swappable female end 32 is the second hot swappable female end
  • the protection groove 82 is the second protection groove
  • the locking female end 42 is the second locking female end.
  • the battery modules are sequentially disposed in FIG. 1 , and all battery modules have same shapes and designs, that is, all battery modules have same upper sides and lower sides.
  • the base 20 is disposed at the bottom.
  • a hot swappable male end 31 is disposed above the base 20 .
  • the hot swappable male end 31 is a tenth hot swappable male end
  • the locking male end 41 is a tenth locking male end
  • the protection bracket 81 is a tenth protection bracket.
  • a handle 70 is further disposed on each module of the power cabinet, and the handle 70 facilitates installation and usage of each module.
  • the battery management module is provided with a power interface 51 and a signal interface 52 .
  • the power interface 51 is configured to lead out a positive electrode and a negative electrode of the power cabinet
  • the signal interface 52 is configured to lead out a sampling line.
  • FIG. 6 an example in which wiring of the battery module is led out to the hot swappable male end 31 is used to describe composition and wiring of the battery module.
  • a leading wire 62 of a battery pack 63 is connected to a line plate 61 , and is connected to the hot swappable male end 31 by using the line plate 61 , to lead out a power line and/or a signal line in the battery module to the hot swappable male end.
  • design of a hot swappable female end is also similar to that shown in the figure, and details are not described herein again.
  • references such as reference terms “an embodiment”, “some embodiments”, “example”, “specific example”, or “some examples” intend to indicate that specific features, structures, materials, or characteristics described with reference to embodiments or examples are included in at least one embodiment or example of this disclosure.
  • exemplary descriptions of the foregoing terms do not necessarily indicate same embodiments or examples.
  • described specific features, structures, materials, or characteristics may be combined in a proper manner in any one or more embodiments or examples.

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