WO2022062352A1 - 锂电池系统及高空作业车 - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to the technical field of construction machinery, in particular to a lithium battery system and an aerial work vehicle.
- the deceleration and parking of the aerial work vehicle rely on the energy feedback type regenerative braking technology.
- the regenerative braking technology has the following two characteristics: 1.
- the traveling motor driver is both an inverter and a rectifier. When the aerial work vehicle decelerates or descends a slope, it converts kinetic energy into electrical energy, and then feeds the converted electrical energy back to power Battery; 2.
- the deceleration and braking time of aerial work vehicles is usually short, and the maximum speed is usually about 6KM/H, and the instantaneous pulse feedback current generated by braking is usually large. Therefore, for work conditions that require stop-and-go (such as brushing work, transition work in the construction site), a high-frequency pulse feedback current will be generated.
- heating devices are usually configured inside the battery.
- the BMS Battery Management System, battery management system
- the BMS Battery Management System, battery management system
- the power of the heating device is limited by various factors, and the temperature rise rate is usually around 10 °C/h.
- the heating time is longer, which affects the customer's use of the equipment.
- the purpose of the present invention is to provide a lithium battery system and an aerial work vehicle, which can effectively avoid the risk of lithium deposition caused by the pulse feedback current to the battery during low-temperature charging, thereby greatly reducing the probability of lithium deposition in the battery and the thermal runaway of the battery. risk, which can improve the safety of the battery.
- a first aspect of the present invention provides a lithium battery system
- the lithium battery system includes: a battery, and a power circuit between the battery and a driver includes: a main circuit between the battery and the driver; and a first current capture circuit for shunting the feedback current delivered by the driver; and a feedback current control device, the feedback current control device comprising: a first current capture device, the first current capture device is in the on the first current capture circuit, and the first current capture device includes: a first feedback current capture module for capturing the feedback current; a first switch module on the main circuit for Turn on the main circuit; or turn off the main circuit in one direction, to allow only the battery to supply power to the driver; and a control module, the control module includes: a receiving unit for receiving the main circuit The first voltage at one end of the driver and the second voltage at one end of the battery and the temperature of the battery; and a first control unit, for according to the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage and the The temperature of the battery performs the following operations:
- the first switch module is a combination of a diode and a contactor connected in parallel.
- the first control unit for unidirectionally turning off the main circuit by controlling the first switch module includes: controlling The contactor opens to unidirectionally cut off the main circuit through the diode.
- the first switch module is a first field effect transistor with a chip
- the first control unit configured to unidirectionally turn off the main circuit by controlling the first switch module includes: controlling all The chip of the first field effect transistor is used to unidirectionally turn off the main circuit.
- the first current capture device further includes: a second switch module for turning on or off the first current capture circuit
- the control module further includes: a second control unit for When the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage is greater than the preset voltage and the temperature of the battery is greater than the preset temperature, perform the following operation: by controlling the second switch module to turning on the first current capture circuit; and turning on the main circuit by controlling the first switch module to charge the battery by the driver.
- the second control unit is further configured to adjust the on-off time of the second switch module according to the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage, so as to ensure that the battery is sent from the driver to the battery. Charge.
- the second control unit is further configured to, when the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage is less than or equal to the preset voltage, perform the following operation: by controlling the second voltage a switch module to turn off the first current capture circuit; and to unidirectionally turn off the main circuit by controlling the first switch module to allow only the battery to power the driver.
- the feedback current control device further comprises: a second current capture device, the second current capture device is on a second current capture circuit connected in parallel with the first current capture circuit, and the second current capture device It includes: a second feedback current capture module, used to capture the feedback current; and a third switch module, used to turn on or off the second current capture circuit, correspondingly, the second control unit is also used for , when the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage is greater than a preset voltage and the temperature of the battery is less than or equal to a preset temperature, control the second switch module and the third switch module The first current capture circuit and the second current capture circuit are turned on, so that the feedback current is jointly captured by the first feedback current capture module and the second feedback current capture module.
- the first feedback current capture module or the second feedback current capture module is one of an energy consumption module, an energy storage module and a heating module, respectively.
- the feedback current control device further includes: a bypass switch, which is connected in parallel with the first switch module.
- the control module further includes: a third control unit for When the first switch module fails, the bypass switch is controlled to be closed to supply power to the driver from the battery.
- the present invention creatively realizes that the difference between the first voltage at the driver end on the main circuit and the second voltage at the battery end is greater than the preset voltage and the temperature of the battery is lower than the preset temperature (for example, 0°C).
- the main circuit is unidirectionally turned off by the first switch module (that is, only the unidirectional circuit charged by the driver to the battery is disconnected), so that the feedback current capture module can capture all the feedback current during low-temperature charging, Therefore, the risk of lithium deposition caused by the pulse feedback current to the battery during low-temperature charging can be effectively avoided, thereby greatly reducing the probability of lithium deposition and the risk of thermal runaway of the battery, and improving the safety of the battery.
- a second aspect of the present invention provides a lithium battery system
- the lithium battery system includes: a battery, the battery includes: a plurality of modules, and a power circuit between the battery and a driver includes: a connection between the battery and the driver and a current capture circuit for shunting the feedback current delivered by the driver, wherein the current capture circuit includes a plurality of current capture branches connected in parallel with each other; and a feedback current control device, the feedback
- the current control device includes: a plurality of current capture module groups, the plurality of current capture module groups are located on the plurality of current capture branches and are in one-to-one correspondence with the plurality of current capture branches, in the plurality of current capture module groups
- Each current capture module group includes: a heating module, which is set according to the position of the module of the battery, used to capture the feedback current, and convert the feedback current into heat energy to be compatible with the heating module.
- the corresponding module is heated; and a first switch module is used to turn on or off the current capture branch where the first switch module is located, and a control module
- the control module includes: a first receiving unit for receiving a first voltage at one end of the driver on the main circuit, a second voltage at one end of the battery and an average temperature of the battery; and a first control unit for The difference between the two voltages and the average temperature of the battery performs the following operations: when the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage is greater than a predetermined voltage and the average temperature of the battery is less than or equal to a predetermined temperature
- the current capture branch in which the first switch module is located is turned on, so that the heating in each current capture module group
- the module converts the feedback current into thermal energy and heats the module corresponding to the heating module through the transformed thermal energy.
- the power of the heating module is greater than a preset power.
- the heating module is a heating film or a heat exchanger.
- the heating module is arranged at the periphery of the module of the battery corresponding to the heating module.
- the heating module is further configured to capture the charging current provided by the driver, and convert the charging current into heat energy to heat the module corresponding to the heating module.
- the control module is further Including: a second receiving unit for receiving the power of the battery, a second control unit for when the battery is in a charging wake-up state and the difference between the preset temperature and the average temperature of the battery is greater than a preset
- the first switch module in each current capture module group is controlled to conduct the corresponding current capture branch through the time-sharing control strategy, so that the heating module on the corresponding current capture branch is used to supply the power provided by the driver.
- the charging current is converted into heat energy and the module corresponding to the heating module is heated by the converted heat energy.
- the time-sharing control strategy is to determine, according to the power of the heating modules in each current capture module group, to control the conduction of the first switch module in each current capture module group The preset period of the corresponding current capture branch.
- each current capture module group further includes: a temperature sensor for collecting the temperature of the module corresponding to the heating module.
- the second control unit is further configured to, in the battery When the power of the battery is less than the preset power and the difference between the preset temperature and the average temperature of the battery is greater than 0 and less than or equal to the preset temperature difference, according to the temperature of each module of the battery, The on-off time of each first switch module in the plurality of current capture module groups is controlled, so as to uniformly heat the battery by the heating modules in the plurality of current capture module groups.
- the feedback current control device further comprises: a second switch module, the second switch module is located on the main circuit, and is used to turn on the main circuit; or turn off the main circuit in one direction, so as to only allow The driver is powered by the battery, and accordingly, the first control unit is further configured to: when the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage is greater than the preset voltage and the battery When the average temperature is greater than the preset temperature, perform the following operations: turn on the main circuit by controlling the second switch module; and control the first switch in each current capture module group module to turn on the corresponding current capture branch, and adjust the on-off time of the first switch module in each current capture module group according to the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage, to The battery is guaranteed to be charged by the driver with a feedback current.
- the first control unit is further configured to: when the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage is greater than the preset voltage and the battery When the average temperature is greater than the preset temperature, perform the following operations: turn on the main circuit by controlling the second switch module; and control the
- the second switch module is a combination of a diode and a contactor connected in parallel.
- the first control unit is further configured to control the contactor to be closed to turn on the main circuit; The contactor is closed to unidirectionally cut off the main circuit through the diode.
- the second switch module is a first field effect transistor having a chip
- the first control unit is further configured to control the chip of the first field effect transistor to turn on the main circuit or unidirectional cut-off of the main circuit.
- each of the plurality of modules includes at least one cell, wherein an interval between the at least one cell is greater than a predetermined interval.
- the present invention creatively allows the first voltage at one end of the driver on the main circuit and the second voltage at one end of the battery to be greater than the preset voltage and the average temperature of the battery is less than the preset temperature (for example, 0°C), through
- the first switch module in each current capture module group turns on each current capture circuit to capture the feedback current by all the heating modules, wherein the heating modules can convert the feedback current into thermal energy, through which heat energy can be applied to the battery. Heating, thus, the heating module can capture all the feedback current during low temperature charging, and use the heat energy generated by the feedback current to heat the battery, which not only meets the braking requirements of the equipment, but also effectively avoids low temperature charging.
- a third aspect of the present invention provides an aerial work vehicle, which includes: the lithium battery system.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a lithium battery system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a lithium battery system provided by an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a lithium battery system provided by an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of a lithium battery system provided by an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart of a charging control process for a battery provided by an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a lithium battery system provided by an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of a lithium battery system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8(a) is a schematic front view of the structure of the battery module M1 provided by an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8( b ) is a schematic top-view structural diagram of a battery module M1 provided by an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart of a charging control process for a battery provided by an embodiment of the present invention.
- the first current capture device 42 The first feedback current capture module
- Regenerative braking When an electric vehicle is braking, the (walking) motor can be controlled to operate as a generator, thereby converting the kinetic or potential energy of the vehicle into electrical energy and storing it in an energy storage module.
- Feedback current During the regenerative braking process, the driver converts the electric energy generated by the (walking) motor into a current that can be used by the energy storage module or other energy-consuming components. This current is called the feedback current.
- the motor generates a pulse feedback current with a high frequency, which is far greater than the pulse feedback current of the passenger car.
- the charging current is reduced to meet the requirements for the use of aerial work vehicles. Therefore, the embodiment of the present invention adopts the strategy of suppressing the charging of the battery (of the aerial work vehicle) by the pulse feedback current, and solves the risk brought by the high pulse charging to the aerial work vehicle by means of no heating.
- FIG. 1 is a structural diagram of a lithium battery system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the lithium battery system may include a battery (ie, a lithium battery) 30 and a feedback current control device 10 .
- the power circuit between the battery 30 and the driver 20 includes: a main circuit between the battery 30 and the driver 20 ; and a first current capture circuit for shunting the feedback current delivered by the driver 20 .
- the feedback current control device 10 may include: a first current capture device 40, the first current capture device 40 is on the first current capture circuit, and the first current capture device 40 includes: a first feedback current capture module 42 (as shown in FIG.
- a first switch module 50 which is on the main circuit and used to turn on the main circuit; or a one-way cut-off the main circuit to allow only the battery 30 to supply power to the driver 20; and a control module (not shown), the control module comprising: a receiving unit (not shown) for receiving the power on the main circuit the first voltage at one end of the driver 20 and the second voltage at one end of the battery 30 and the temperature of the battery 30; and a first control unit (not shown), used for according to the first voltage and the The difference between the second voltage and the temperature of the battery 30 performs the following operations: when the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage is greater than a preset voltage and the temperature of the battery 30 is less than or equal to the preset temperature In this case, the main circuit is unidirectionally turned off by controlling the first switch module, so that the feedback current is captured by the first feedback current capture module 42 on the first current capture circuit.
- the first end of the main circuit is connected to the positive electrode of the driver 20 and the other end of the main circuit is connected to the positive electrode of the battery 30 .
- One end of the first current capture circuit is in phase with point B on the main circuit (any point on the main circuit between the current output end of the first switch module 50 and the driver 20 ) (ie, the positive pole of the driver). connection, and the other end of the first current capture circuit is connected to the negative electrode of the driver, which is used for suppressing the pulse feedback current to charge the battery when the battery is low temperature to prevent the battery from lithium precipitation, thereby improving the battery life of the device.
- the difference between the first voltage UB at one end of the driver 20 on the main circuit and the second voltage UA at one end of the battery 30 is greater than the preset voltage (indicating that the motor generates electromotive force, such as the preset voltage
- the preset voltage indicating that the motor generates electromotive force
- the voltage is set to 0V
- the battery temperature is lower than the preset temperature (for example, 0°C)
- the generated feedback energy feedback current
- the battery 30 does not need to be heated when the battery 30 is at a low temperature (for example, the battery temperature is less than 0° C.), which does not affect the user's operating experience, and is beneficial to improve the endurance of the aerial work vehicle. Since the battery does not need to be heated, the user can operate the device without waiting for the battery to warm up, which improves the control experience of the device. In addition, when the device is working, it does not need to rely on consuming battery energy to maintain the battery temperature above 0°C, thus reducing power consumption, which is conducive to energy saving and improving the battery life of the device.
- a low temperature for example, the battery temperature is less than 0° C.
- the first switch module 50 may be a combination of a diode 52 and a contactor 54 (which may be a low temperature contactor) connected in parallel, as shown in FIG. 3 .
- the first control unit is configured to control the first switch by The module 50 to unidirectionally turn off the main circuit may include controlling the contactor to open to unidirectionally turn off the main circuit through the diode.
- the first switch module 50 is equivalent to a diode, which is used to cut off the main circuit in one direction. That is, current can flow from A to B (allowing the battery to discharge), but current cannot flow from B to A (disabling charging of the battery).
- the second control unit is configured to control the first switch by module 50 to turn on the main circuit to charge the battery by the driver (see below for details).
- the first switch module 50 is equivalent to a wire, which is used to conduct the main circuit. That is, current can flow from B to A (charging the battery).
- the advantage of the first switch module 50 is low cost.
- the first switch module 50 may be a first field effect transistor having a chip (the MOS transistor 500 shown in FIG. 4 ).
- the first control unit being configured to unidirectionally turn off the main circuit by controlling the first switch module 50 may include: controlling the chip of the first field effect transistor to unidirectionally turn off the main circuit.
- the first field effect transistor ie, the MOS transistor 500
- the MOS transistor 500 is equivalent to a diode, which is used to unidirectionally cut off the main circuit. That is, current can flow from A to B (allowing the battery to discharge), but current cannot flow from B to A (disabling charging of the battery).
- the second control unit is configured to control the first switch by module 50 to turn on the main circuit to charge the battery by the driver (see below for details).
- the first switch module 50 is equivalent to a wire, which is used to conduct the main circuit. That is, current can flow from B to A (charging the battery).
- the advantages of the first switch module 50 are that the volume is small, which is favorable for circuit board layout; and its internal resistance is small, and when the current of the main circuit is large, the voltage drop is small (thereby less heat is generated) ), so the feedback energy dissipation is less.
- the temperature of the battery 30 gradually increases.
- the preset temperature When the battery temperature is greater than the preset temperature and the difference between the first voltage UB at one end of the driver 20 on the main circuit and the second voltage UA at one end of the battery 30 is greater than the preset voltage (indicating that the motor generates electromotive force, For example, when the preset voltage is 0V), since there is no danger of lithium precipitation when charging the battery at this time, the main circuit can be turned on through the first switch module 50, so that the battery can be powered on by the feedback electric energy generated by the motor. Charge.
- the first current capture device 40 may further include: a second switch module 44, configured to turn on or turn off the first current capture circuit Current capture circuit, as shown in Figure 2.
- the second switch module 44 needs to be controlled to be turned on, and then the above process of capturing the feedback current through the first feedback current capture module is performed.
- the control module may further include: a second control unit (not shown) for connecting the first voltage and the first voltage
- a second control unit (not shown) for connecting the first voltage and the first voltage
- a current capture circuit for example, a second current capture circuit, or a A plurality of current capture circuits connected in parallel are provided to reduce the current on each current capture circuit, and a switch module for turning on or off the circuit is provided on the second current capture circuit.
- the feedback current control device 10 may further include: a second current capture device 70 located on a second current capture circuit connected in parallel with the first current capture circuit.
- the second current capture device 70 may include: a second feedback current capture module 72 for capturing the feedback current; and a third switch module 74 for turning on or off the second current capture circuit ,as shown in picture 2.
- the second control unit is further configured to, when the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage is greater than a preset voltage and the temperature of the battery 30 is less than or equal to a preset temperature, control the The second switch module 44 and the third switch module 74 turn on the first current capture circuit and the second current capture circuit, so that the first feedback current capture module 42 and the second feedback The current capture modules 72 collectively capture the feedback current.
- the embodiments of the present invention can reduce the current flowing through the switch modules on each current capture circuit, thereby greatly improving the reliability of the switch modules.
- the second switch module 44 is a second field effect transistor (which may be referred to as a MOS transistor 440, as shown in FIG. 4) or a contactor 442 (as shown in FIG. 3); and the third switch module 74 may be It is a third field effect transistor (may be referred to as a MOS transistor 740 for short, as shown in FIG. 4 ) or a contactor 742 (as shown in FIG. 3 ).
- a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal can be adjusted according to the difference between the feedback electromotive force (ie U B ) and the second voltage (ie U A ) to control the second switch
- the on-off time of the module 44 is to ensure that the "stealing phenomenon" can be minimized while fully absorbing the feedback energy (the "stealing phenomenon” means that during the process of absorbing the feedback energy, the charging power of the battery is greater than the feedback power, As a result, U A > U B , and the battery is discharged).
- the second control unit is further configured to regulate the second switch module according to the difference between the first voltage (U B ) and the second voltage (ie U A ) 44 on-off time to ensure that the battery 30 is charged by the driver 20 .
- the pulse width modulation can be controlled by a control module (eg BMS) using a PI control algorithm (PWM) duty cycle, so as to control the on-off time of the second switch module 44, and realize the control of the precise voltage division of the feedback electromotive force, so as to ensure that the voltage U B on the main circuit is greater than U A (that is, the absorbed power on the main circuit). less than the feedback power).
- a control module eg BMS
- PWM PI control algorithm
- a PI control algorithm is used to control the pulse width modulation (PWM) duty cycle to become smaller, so as to convert U B and U A
- PWM pulse width modulation
- the second control unit is further configured to, according to the first voltage (U B ) and the second current capture circuit
- the difference between the voltages U A regulates the on-off time of the second switch module 44 and the third switch module 74 respectively, so as to ensure that the driver 20 charges the battery 30 .
- the maximum value of the pulse feedback current is reduced as much as possible to flatten the waveform of the pulse feedback current, thereby reducing the impact on the battery.
- the generated current of the motor can be controlled, and the specific content is described in the following description.
- control module may further include: a determining unit (not shown), configured to determine the power generation of the electric motor 80 according to the target rotational speed and the actual rotational speed of the electric motor 80 and the braking time of the aerial work vehicle a current; and a sending unit (not shown) for sending the determined power generation current to the driver 20 to allow the driver 20 to control the motor 80 to generate power with the power generation current.
- a determining unit configured to determine the power generation of the electric motor 80 according to the target rotational speed and the actual rotational speed of the electric motor 80 and the braking time of the aerial work vehicle a current
- sending unit not shown
- the determining unit (not shown) for determining the power generation current may include: in the case that the target rotational speed, the actual rotational speed and the braking time satisfy a preset condition, determining that the power generation current is the maximum generating current, wherein the preset condition is that the braking time is less than the preset braking time or the difference between the target speed and the actual speed is greater than the preset speed difference; or when the target speed, the When the actual rotational speed and the braking time do not meet the preset conditions, the generating current is determined according to the minimum generating current, the maximum allowable braking time and the maximum generating current.
- the minimum power generation current means that the power generated by this current can meet the requirements of the minimum braking distance under non-extreme conditions (for example, driving at a speed of 6km/h on flat ground).
- the minimum generating current can usually be expressed as a percentage of the maximum generating current.
- the determining unit (not shown) for determining the power generation current according to the minimum power generation current, the maximum allowable braking time and the maximum power generation current may include: according to the minimum power generation current I min , the maximum allowable braking time Time T max , the maximum power generation current I max and the following formula (1), determine the power generation current,
- I max , I min , and T max need to be determined in combination with specific vehicle models and working conditions, and t is the braking time (which can be set in advance according to actual needs).
- the power generation current can be calculated according to the following rules.
- the generating current 100% I max .
- the braking distance is usually required to be short during the emergency stop operation, so the braking power requirement is the highest, and the generating current of the emergency stop operation is usually set to 100% I max .
- the difference between the target speed and the actual speed is large (for example, the difference may be 500 rpm, and the preset speed difference may be 200 rpm (but the preset speed is not limited to 200 rpm))
- the generating current 100% I max .
- the resistance is large, and it is possible to climb the slope, and the kinetic energy that can be converted into electric energy is reduced. Since the power generation is not large, the peak value of the feedback current is not high.
- the power generation current can be calculated according to the above formula (1).
- the control module After the generated current is calculated, the control module sends it to the driver 20 through the CAN bus, and the driver 20 controls the motor 80 to generate electricity with the generated current. Therefore, the present embodiment can control the stable output of feedback energy and reduce the impact feedback current without affecting the braking performance, thereby effectively reducing the impact on the battery.
- the second switch module 44 can be controlled to disconnect the first current capture circuit, and the first switch module 50 can be controlled to cut off the main circuit unidirectionally, thereby prohibiting the driver from charging the battery .
- the second control unit is further configured to, when the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage is less than or equal to the preset voltage, perform the following operation: by controlling the second voltage
- the switch module 44 turns off the first current capture circuit; and the main circuit is unidirectionally turned off by controlling the first switch module 50 to allow only the battery 20 to power the driver 30 .
- the first feedback current capture module 42 or the second feedback current capture module 72 is one of an energy consumption module (not shown), an energy storage module (not shown) and a heating module, respectively.
- the energy consumption module (not shown) may be a braking resistor;
- the energy storage module (not shown) may be a super capacitor (not shown) or a battery (not shown); or the heating
- the module may be a heating film (heating film 420, heating film 421 as shown in FIG. 3 or FIG. 4).
- the heating module can be set according to the position of the module of the battery 30, wherein the module of the battery 30 includes at least one battery cell.
- the heating films may be arranged on the four sides of the module of the battery 30, with a certain gap left between adjacent battery cells, and a temperature sensor is arranged at the center. When the temperature sensor detects that the temperature of the battery cell is lower than 0° C., the heating film starts to charge the module of the battery 30 .
- the advantages of this layout are: when the ambient temperature is too low, the heat transfer from the heating film to the cells during heating is relatively uniform, and the temperature difference between the cells is small; when the ambient temperature is too high, the module will not be damaged. The internal cell temperature is too concentrated to dissipate heat. And the structure is simple in arrangement and easy to install.
- the power of the braking resistor, super capacitor (not shown), battery (not shown) or heating film should not only meet the needs of the braking distance, but also ensure that the regenerative electromotive force is less than the protection voltage of the drive, Its size can be determined according to existing algorithms.
- the first feedback current capture module 42 or the second feedback current capture module 72 may use an energy storage module, the advantage of which is that after the feedback energy is absorbed, the battery can be powered by the main circuit, The energy utilization rate is higher, which is more conducive to saving energy and improving the battery life of the device.
- the first feedback current capture module 42 or the second feedback current capture module 72 may use a braking resistor, which has the advantages of lower cost and smaller volume (convenient for working at heights with limited space) installed in the car). Further, considering that in the actual braking process, affected by the resistance of the braking resistor and the braking distance, the current on the main circuit will fluctuate around the preset electric current (for example, 0A), so that the first The switch module 50 is frequently turned on and off. In the case where the braking resistor is a winding resistor (not shown), due to the inductance of the winding resistor, the frequent switching on and off of the first switch module 50 will cause a high induced electromotive force to be generated at both ends of the braking resistor.
- a semiconductor element eg, a freewheeling diode
- the braking resistor can be connected in parallel with the braking resistor to consume the induced electromotive force generated by the winding resistor.
- the first feedback current capture module 42 or the second feedback current capture module 72 may use a heating module (eg, a heating film), which has the advantage of using the converted thermal energy to heat the battery 30 , so that the temperature of the battery can quickly rise to the preset temperature, so that the utilization rate of energy is higher, which is beneficial to prolong the battery life.
- a heating module eg, a heating film
- a bypass switch connected in parallel with the first switch module 50 may also be provided, and by closing the bypass switch, the battery 30 can maintain the power supply to the driver 20 .
- the feedback current control device 10 may further include: a bypass switch (not shown), the bypass switch is connected in parallel with the first switch module 50 .
- the control module may further include: a third control unit (not shown), configured to control the bypass switch to be closed to allow the battery 30 to switch on when the first switch module 50 fails. The driver 20 is powered.
- the following takes the lithium battery system shown in FIG. 4 as an example to explain and describe the charging control process of the battery, as shown in FIG. 5 .
- the battery charging control process may include the following steps S501-507.
- Step S501 power on the aerial work vehicle.
- step S502 the BMS obtains the temperature of the battery, the voltages UA and UB across the MOS transistor 500, the target and actual speeds of the motor, and the braking time.
- the BMS obtains the front-end voltage (U A ) of the MOS tube 500 and the back-end voltage (U B ) of the MOS tube 500 through the A/D converter; other data can be directly obtained by the BMS.
- Step S503 the BMS performs power generation control.
- BMS can determine the power generation current of the motor 80 according to the target speed and actual speed of the motor 80 and the braking time of the aerial work vehicle (for the specific determination process, please refer to the description above, and will not be repeated here); The BMS then sends the determined power generation current to the driver 20 , and the driver 20 uses the power generation current to control the motor 80 to generate power.
- the purpose of controlling the power generation current is to reduce the maximum value of the pulse feedback current as much as possible under the requirement of the minimum braking distance, so as to flatten the waveform of the pulse feedback current, thereby reducing the impact on the battery, which is also conducive to the control system. Precise control.
- Another advantage of the controlled generation current is that it can suppress the peak value of the voltage at point B and avoid the overvoltage alarm of the driver.
- step S504 the BMS determines whether the difference between the voltage UB and the voltage UA is greater than the preset voltage; if so, execute step S505; otherwise, execute step S502 again.
- step S505 needs to be further performed to determine whether the battery can be operated according to the temperature of the battery. Charge; otherwise, it indicates that the motor does not generate a large feedback current, and the process returns to step S502.
- the preset voltage for example, 0V
- step S505 the BMS determines whether the temperature of the battery is less than or equal to the preset temperature, and if so, executes step S506; otherwise, executes step S507.
- the braking control is performed by performing step S506 , that is, a large feedback current is drawn to the current capture circuit to consume the feedback current, for example, through the heating film 420 and the heating film 421 , that is, the battery 30 is not drained. to charge.
- the charging control is performed by performing step S507, that is, the battery is charged by limiting the charging power.
- step S506 the BMS performs braking control.
- the braking control is turned on.
- the BMS disconnects the contactor 54 to unidirectionally cut off the circuit charged by the driver to the battery, and controls the MOS transistor 440 to conduct the first current capture circuit and control the MOS transistor 740 to conduct the second current capture circuit where it is located ( That is, the braking circuit is turned on), at this time, all the feedback current is consumed by the heating film 420 and the heating film 421, so as to avoid charging the battery.
- the purpose of braking control is to prevent the risk of lithium deposition in the battery due to pulsed feedback current when the battery is low temperature.
- Step S507 the BMS performs charging control.
- the charging control is turned on.
- BMS controls the contactor 54 (bidirectional) to turn on the main circuit, and controls the MOS tube 440 to turn on the first current capture circuit and the control MOS tube 740 to turn on the second current capture circuit where it is located.
- the difference value of A uses the PI control algorithm to control the PWM duty cycle to control the on-off time of the MOS transistor 440 and the MOS transistor 740 respectively, so as to adjust the voltage division of the feedback current on the current capture circuit, that is, to achieve precise control of the braking voltage. , and finally ensure that the voltage U B on the main circuit is greater than U A .
- the purpose of charge control is to avoid "power theft".
- the present invention is creative in the case that the difference between the first voltage at the driver end on the main circuit and the second voltage at the battery end is greater than the preset voltage and the temperature of the battery is lower than the preset temperature (for example, 0°C).
- the main circuit is unidirectionally turned off by the first switch module (that is, only the unidirectional circuit charged by the driver to the battery is disconnected), so that the feedback current capture module can capture all the feedback current during low-temperature charging, Therefore, the risk of lithium deposition caused by the pulse feedback current to the battery during low-temperature charging can be effectively avoided, thereby greatly reducing the probability of lithium deposition and the risk of thermal runaway of the battery, and improving the safety of the battery.
- the lithium battery system may further include: a contactor 90 , a precharge resistor 100 , a precharge relay 110 , a shunt 120 and other devices.
- a contactor 90 a precharge resistor 100
- a precharge relay 110 a precharge relay 110
- a shunt 120 a shunt 120 and other devices.
- the arrangement of each device is not an improvement point of the present invention, and its functions are not described one by one here, and the corresponding function descriptions in the prior art can be cited here.
- FIG. 6 is a structural diagram of a lithium battery system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the lithium battery system may include: a battery (ie, a lithium battery) 30 ; and a feedback current control device 800 .
- the power circuit between the battery 30 and the driver 20 may include: a main circuit between the battery 30 and the driver 20; and a current capture circuit for shunting the feedback current delivered by the driver 20, wherein the
- the current capture circuit includes a plurality of current capture branches (eg, a current capture branch P, a current capture branch Q...) connected in parallel with each other.
- the feedback current control device 800 may include: a plurality of current capture module groups (eg, current capture module group 4 , current capture module group 7 ) and control modules (not shown) (eg, BMS).
- the multiple current capture module groups (for example, the current capture module group 4, the current capture module group 7) are on the multiple current capture branches and correspond to the multiple current capture branches one-to-one (that is, the current capture Module group 4 is in current capture branch P; and current capture module group 7 is in current capture branch Q).
- the battery 30 may include: a plurality of modules (eg, modules M1, M2), wherein each of the plurality of modules (eg, module M1 ) includes at least one cell 1, as shown in FIG. 8 ( a) or as shown in Figure 8(b). Wherein, the interval between the at least one battery cell 1 is greater than the preset interval.
- a corresponding battery box 60 can also be provided to protect the battery, as shown in FIG. 8( a ) or FIG. 8( b ). It should be noted that, the battery in each embodiment of the present invention may refer to a lithium battery.
- each current capture module group (for example, the current capture module group 4 or the current capture module group 7 ) in the plurality of current capture module groups may include: a heating module (for example, the heating module 2 or the heating module in FIG. 7 ) 3), the heating module is set according to the position of the module of the battery (that is, the heating module is in one-to-one correspondence with the module of the battery) to capture the feedback current and convert the feedback current into heat energy to The module corresponding to the heating module is heated; and a first switch module (for example, the first switch module 5 or the first switch module 6 in FIG. 7 ) is used to turn on or off the first switch module. in the current capture branch.
- a heating module for example, the heating module 2 or the heating module in FIG. 7
- the heating module is set according to the position of the module of the battery (that is, the heating module is in one-to-one correspondence with the module of the battery) to capture the feedback current and convert the feedback current into heat energy to The module corresponding to the heating module is heated
- the first switch module may be a field effect transistor or a contactor.
- the first switch module 4 is a field effect transistor 440 (which may be referred to as a MOS transistor 440, as shown in FIG. 4) or a contactor 442 (as shown in FIG. 3); or the first switch module 6 may be A field effect transistor 740 (may be referred to as a MOS transistor 740 for short, as shown in FIG. 4 ) or a contactor 742 (as shown in FIG. 3 ).
- control module may include: a first receiving unit (not shown) for receiving the first voltage at one end of the driver 20 and the second voltage at one end of the battery 30 on the main circuit and the an average temperature of the battery; and a first control unit (not shown) for performing the following operations according to the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage and the average temperature of the battery 30:
- first control unit for performing the following operations according to the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage and the average temperature of the battery 30:
- the first switch module in each current capture module group is controlled by , to turn on the current capture branch where the first switch module is located, so that the heating module in each current capture module group converts the feedback current into heat energy, and the converted heat energy pairs with the heating module The corresponding module is heated.
- the average temperature of the battery can be obtained from the temperature collected by the temperature sensors in each current capture module group.
- the first end of the main circuit is connected to the positive electrode of the driver 20 and the other end of the main circuit is connected to the positive electrode of the battery 30 .
- One end of the current capture circuit is connected to point B on the main circuit (that is, the positive electrode of the driver), and the other end of the current capture circuit is connected to the negative electrode of the driver, which is used to suppress the low temperature of the battery.
- the pulse feedback current charges the battery to prevent lithium deposition in the battery, thereby improving the battery life of the device.
- each heating module is set in accordance with the position of the corresponding battery module, the embodiment of the present invention can quickly and evenly heat the battery, so that the problem of local high temperature of the battery will not occur, and some heat energy can be absorbed. .
- the difference between the first voltage UB at one end of the driver 20 on the main circuit and the second voltage UA at one end of the battery 30 is greater than the preset voltage (indicating that the motor generates electromotive force, such as the preset voltage
- the preset voltage indicating that the motor generates electromotive force
- the voltage is set to 0V
- the battery temperature is lower than the preset temperature (for example, 0°C)
- the generated feedback energy feedback current
- the converted heat energy can be directly used to heat the battery module corresponding to each heating module.
- the feedback current generated by the motor can be effectively intercepted without affecting the user’s operating experience, thereby helping to improve the endurance of the aerial work vehicle. . Since the battery does not need to be heated, the user can operate the device without waiting for the battery to warm up, which improves the control experience of the device. In addition, when the device is working, it does not need to rely on consuming battery energy to maintain the battery temperature above 0°C, thus reducing power consumption, which is beneficial to energy saving and improving the battery life of the device.
- the power of the heating module is greater than the preset power.
- the heating module can be a heating film (such as the heating film 420 and the heating film 421 in FIG. 3 or FIG. 4 , which are respectively set according to the positions of the modules M1 and M2 ) or a heat exchanger (not shown, such as a gas exchange heat exchanger or liquid heat exchanger).
- the power of the heating film is at least 10 times higher than the preset power.
- the preset power may be determined based on the power of the heating unit in the prior art (for example, the preset power may be equal to the power of the heating unit in the prior art).
- the potential energy is converted into heat energy and consumed on the braking resistor, which may cause the braking resistor to exceed its design temperature), due to the large power of the heating module, During the downhill process, the heat energy converted from potential energy can quickly increase the battery temperature to a preset temperature (for example, 0°C), which not only avoids the problem of overheating of the braking resistor, but also absorbs part of the downhill potential energy.
- a preset temperature for example, 0°C
- the heating module is arranged on the periphery of the battery module corresponding to the heating module.
- the heating film eg, heating film 420 in FIG. 3 or FIG. 4
- the layout of the battery module M1 and the heating film 420 is designed as follows: the heating film 420 is arranged on the four sides of the battery module M1; A temperature sensor 46 is arranged at the location.
- the advantages of this layout are: when the ambient temperature is low, the heat transferred from the heating film to each cell during heating is relatively uniform (the temperature difference between the cells is small, see the description below for details); when the ambient temperature is high , it will not cause the temperature of the cells inside the module to be too concentrated to dissipate heat. Moreover, the arrangement has a simple structure and is easy to install.
- one current capture branch can be controlled to be turned on at each moment, thereby reducing the heating power of the heating module on the entire current capture circuit (due to In the above process of capturing the feedback current, multiple heating modules on the entire current capturing circuit jointly play a heating role, so the heating power of all heating modules is relatively large), because the charging process needs to be under the auxiliary action of the charger. After the charging process is completed, the capacity of the charger can be correspondingly reduced, thereby improving the safety of the battery.
- the heating module (for example, the heating module 2 or the heating module 3 in FIG. 7 ) is also used to capture the charging current provided by the driver 20 and convert the charging current into thermal energy to match the heating module with the heating module.
- the corresponding module is heated.
- the control module may further include: a second receiving unit (not shown) for receiving the power of the battery 20, and a second control unit (not shown) for waking up when the battery is charging In the state (indicating that the aerial work vehicle is not working) and the difference between the preset temperature and the average temperature of the battery is greater than the preset temperature difference, the time-sharing control strategy is used to control each current capture module group.
- the first switch module turns on the corresponding current capture branch, so as to convert the charging current provided by the driver into heat energy through the heating module on the corresponding current capture branch, and convert the heating module corresponding to the heating module through the converted heat energy. group heating.
- the preset temperature difference may be set to a value close to but greater than the preset temperature (for example, the preset temperature difference is 3° C.).
- the preset temperature is 0°C
- the difference between the preset temperature and the average temperature of the battery is greater than the preset temperature difference, indicating that the average temperature of the battery is less than -3°C (ie, the average temperature is lower).
- the battery is in a charging wake-up state and the difference between the preset temperature and the average temperature of the battery is greater than the preset temperature difference, indicating that the battery needs to be normally charged at this time.
- the time-sharing control strategy is to determine, according to the power of the heating modules in each current capture module group, to control the first switch module in each current capture module group to conduct corresponding The preset period of the current capture branch.
- the preset period for controlling the first switch module in each current capture module group to conduct the corresponding current capture branch is inversely proportional to the power of the heating module in each current capture module group.
- the preset period for controlling the conduction of the first switch module 5 is equal to the preset period for controlling the conduction of the first switch module 6 and when the power of the heating module 2 is equal to the power of the heating module 3, the preset period for controlling the conduction of the first switch module 5 is equal to the preset period for controlling the conduction of the first switch module 6.
- the plurality of current capture branches are two current capture branches P and Q
- the plurality of current capture module groups are two current capture module groups 4 and 7 , such as shown in Figure 3.
- the first switching module 5 and the first switching module 6 are alternately controlled according to a fixed preset period to conduct the corresponding single current capture branch. For example, in the first period T, the first switch module 5 is controlled to turn on the current capture branch where it is located, and at the same time, part of the charging current is converted into heat energy through the heating module 2, and the converted heat energy can be used for matching with the heating module 2.
- the corresponding module is heated; in the second cycle T, the first switch module 6 is controlled to conduct the current capture branch where it is located, and at the same time, part of the charging current is converted into heat energy through the heating module 3, and the converted heat energy is available.
- the first switch module 5 is controlled to conduct the current capture branch where it is located, and in the even-numbered cycle T, The first switch module 6 is controlled to turn on the current capture branch where it is located.
- the battery can also be heated by the heating module on a single current capture branch within each cycle T.
- the on-off time of each first switch module corresponding to each module can be adjusted according to the temperature of each module of the battery 30 . Therefore, the module with a lower temperature can be effectively heated for a longer time to compensate for a large temperature difference with other modules, thereby improving the safety of the battery.
- each current capture module group may further include: a temperature sensor (as shown in FIG. 8 , the temperature sensor 46 in the current capture module group 4 ), for collecting data related to the heating module (as shown in FIG. 8 ) The temperature of the module (eg module M1) corresponding to the heating film 420).
- the second control unit is further configured to: when the power of the battery 30 is less than the preset power and the difference between the preset temperature and the average temperature of the battery 30 is greater than 0 and less than or equal to the predetermined power In the case of the preset temperature difference, according to the temperature of each module of the battery 30, the on-off time of the first switch module in each current capture module group is controlled, so as to pass the current capture module group through the plurality of current capture module groups.
- the heating module in the battery 30 uniformly heats the battery 30 .
- the on-time of each corresponding first switch module is controlled to be shorter.
- the corresponding on-off times of the first switch module 5 and the first switch module 6 are equal; or when the temperature of the module M1 is -2°C and the When the temperature of the group M2 is -1° C., the on-time of the first switch module 5 can be 20s and the on-time of the first switch module 6 can be 8s.
- the on-off of the first switch module in each current capture module group can also be controlled according to the difference between the temperature of each module of the battery 30 and the preset temperature time.
- the advantages of using multiple parallel current capture branches are as follows: (1) In the process of capturing the feedback current, turning on the multiple branches at the same time can reduce the MOS on the single branch. (2) When the battery is in the charging wake-up state (normal charging), the BMS can use time-sharing control to turn on a single branch to reduce the power of charging and heating, thereby reducing the The capacity of the charger, thereby improving the safety of the battery.
- the feedback current control device 800 may further include: a second switch module 8, the second switch module 8 is located on the main circuit, and is used to turn on the main circuit;
- the driver 20 is allowed to be powered by the battery 30 .
- the second switch module 8 needs to be controlled by the first control unit to turn off the main circuit unidirectionally; or in the above process of charging the battery normally, it needs to be controlled by the second control unit
- the second switch module 8 turns on the main circuit.
- the first control unit is further configured to, in the case where the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage is greater than the preset voltage and the average temperature of the battery 30 is greater than the preset temperature, execute the The following operations: turn on the main circuit by controlling the second switch module 8 to charge the battery 30 by the driver 20 (see below for details); and control each current capture module group to turn on the corresponding current capture branch, and respectively regulate the first switch in each current capture module group according to the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage
- the on-off time of the switch module ensures that the battery is charged by the driver.
- the second switch module 8 is equivalent to a wire, which is used to conduct the main circuit. That is, current can flow from B to A (charging the battery).
- the second switch module 8 may be a combination of a diode 52 and a contactor 54 (which may be a low temperature contactor) connected in parallel, as shown in FIG. 3 .
- the first control unit is configured to control the second switch by
- the module 8 to unidirectionally turn off the main circuit may include controlling the contactor 54 to open to unidirectionally turn off the main circuit through the diode 52 .
- the first switch module 5 is equivalent to a diode, which is used to cut off the main circuit in one direction. That is, current can flow from A to B (allowing the battery to discharge), but current cannot flow from B to A (disabling charging of the battery).
- the first control unit When the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage is greater than the preset voltage and the average temperature of the battery is greater than the preset temperature, the first control unit is configured to control the contact Switch 54 is turned off to turn on the main circuit for charging the battery 30 by the driver 20 (see below for details).
- the second switch module 8 is equivalent to a wire, which is used to conduct the main circuit. That is, current can flow from B to A (charging the battery).
- the advantage of the second switch module 8 is low cost.
- the second switch module 8 may be a first field effect transistor with a chip (the MOS transistor 500 shown in FIG. 4 ).
- the first control unit being configured to unidirectionally turn off the main circuit by controlling the second switch module 8 may include: controlling the chip of the first field effect transistor to unidirectionally turn off the main circuit.
- the first field effect transistor that is, the MOS transistor 500
- the MOS transistor 500 is equivalent to a diode, which is used to cut off the main circuit in one direction. That is, current can flow from A to B (allowing the battery to discharge), but current cannot flow from B to A (disabling charging of the battery).
- the first control unit is configured to control the first The chip of field effect transistor turns on the main circuit to charge the battery by the driver (see below for details).
- the second switch module 8 is equivalent to a wire, which is used to conduct the main circuit. That is, current can flow from B to A (charging the battery).
- the advantage of the second switch module 8 is that its volume is small, which is favorable for circuit board layout; and its internal resistance is small, and when the current of the main circuit is large, the voltage drop is small (thereby less heat is generated) ), so the feedback energy dissipation is less.
- the temperature of the battery 30 gradually increases.
- the battery temperature is greater than the preset temperature and the difference between the first voltage UB at one end of the driver 20 on the main circuit and the second voltage UA at one end of the battery 30 is greater than the preset voltage (indicating that the motor generates electromotive force, For example, when the preset voltage is 0V), since there is no danger of lithium precipitation when charging the battery at this time, the main circuit can be turned on through the second switch module 8, so that the battery can be charged with the feedback power generated by the motor. Charge.
- the pulse width modulation (PWM) signal can be adjusted according to the difference between the feedback electromotive force (ie U B ) and the second voltage (ie U A ) to Control the on-off time of the first switch module to ensure that while fully absorbing the feedback energy, it can minimize the "stealing phenomenon" (the "stealing phenomenon” refers to the charging of the battery during the process of absorbing the feedback energy.
- the power is greater than the feedback power, resulting in U A > U B , and the battery discharges).
- the first control unit is further configured to regulate the first switch module according to the difference between the first voltage (U B ) and the second voltage (ie U A ) to ensure that the battery 30 is charged by the driver 20 .
- the pulse width modulation can be controlled by a control module (eg BMS) using a PI control algorithm (PWM) duty cycle, so as to control the on-off time of each first switch module, and realize the precise voltage division control of the feedback electromotive force, so as to ensure that the voltage U B on the main circuit is greater than U A (that is, the absorption on the main circuit power is less than the feedback power).
- a control module eg BMS
- PWM PI control algorithm
- a PI control algorithm is used to control the pulse width modulation (PWM) duty cycle to become smaller, so as to convert U B and U A
- PWM pulse width modulation
- the maximum value of the pulse feedback current is reduced as much as possible to flatten the waveform of the pulse feedback current, thereby reducing the impact on the battery.
- the preset voltage for example, the preset voltage is 0V
- all the first switch modules can be controlled to disconnect the current capture circuit, and the second switch module 8 can be controlled to cut off the main circuit unidirectionally, thereby prohibiting the driver from charging the battery.
- the first control unit is further configured to, when the difference between the first voltage and the second voltage is less than or equal to the preset voltage, perform the following operation: by controlling each of the The first switch module turns off the current capture circuit; and the main circuit is unidirectionally turned off by controlling the second switch module 8 to allow only the battery 20 to supply power to the driver 30 .
- the power of the heating module should not only meet the requirements of the braking distance, but also ensure that the regenerative electromotive force is less than the protection voltage of the driver, and its size can be determined according to the existing algorithm.
- a bypass switch connected in parallel with the second switch module 8 may also be provided, and by closing the bypass switch, the battery 30 can maintain the power supply to the driver 20 .
- the feedback current control device 800 may further include: a bypass switch (not shown), the bypass switch is connected in parallel with the second switch module 8 .
- the control module may further include: a third control unit (not shown), configured to control the bypass switch to be closed to allow the battery 30 to switch on when the second switch module 8 fails. The driver 20 is powered.
- each control unit eg, the first control unit, the second control unit, the third control unit
- each control unit may be independent control units (eg, three independent controllers), or may be integrated in The same control unit (eg, the same controller).
- the feedback current control device may further include: a first voltage sensor (not shown) for collecting the first voltage at one end of the driver 20 on the main circuit; and a second voltage sensor (not shown) ) for collecting the second voltage at one end of the battery 30 on the main circuit.
- the first voltage sensor (not shown) and the second voltage sensor (not shown) may be voltmeters.
- the following takes the lithium battery system shown in FIG. 4 as an example to explain and describe the charging control process of the battery, as shown in FIG. 9 .
- the heating films 420 and 421 are respectively set according to the positions of the modules M1 and M2.
- the battery charging control process may include the following steps S601-612.
- Step S601 power on the aerial work vehicle.
- step S602 the BMS acquires the temperature of the modules M1 and M2 of the battery, the voltages UA and UB across the MOS transistor 500, and the status signal of the battery.
- the BMS obtains the front-end voltage (U A ) of the MOS tube 500 and the back-end voltage (U B ) of the MOS tube 500 through the A/D converter; other data can be directly obtained by the BMS.
- step S603 the BMS judges whether the battery status signal indicates that the battery is in a charging wake-up state, and if so, executes step S604; otherwise, executes step S609.
- step S604 the BMS calculates the average temperature of the battery according to the temperatures of the modules M1 and M2, and determines whether the average temperature of the battery is less than -0.3°C. If so, step S605 is performed; otherwise, step S606 is performed.
- the preset temperature can be set as 0°C, and the preset temperature difference can be set as 0.3°C.
- step S605 the BMS controls the MOS transistor 440 and the MOS transistor 740 to alternately conduct the corresponding current capture branch according to a fixed preset period.
- step S605 the purpose of controlling the two heating films to be heated in a time-sharing manner can be achieved, so that the purpose of uniformly heating the modules M1 and M2 with a smaller heating power can be achieved.
- step S606 the BMS calculates the average temperature of the battery according to the temperatures of the modules M1 and M2, and determines whether the average temperature of the battery is equal to -0.3°C, if so, executes step S607; otherwise, executes step S608.
- Step S607 the BMS performs normal charging control.
- BMS controls the contactor 54 (bidirectional) to turn on the main circuit, and controls the MOS tube 440 to disconnect the current capture branch where it is located and the control MOS tube 740 to disconnect the current capture branch where it is located (ie, disconnect the entire current capture branch). current capture circuit), the battery 30 is charged by the driver 20, which is similar to the conventional charging method in the prior art.
- step S608 the BMS adjusts the on-off time of the MOS transistor 440 and the MOS transistor 740 according to the temperature of the modules M1 and M2.
- Supplementary heating of different modules is achieved through step S608, so as to achieve the purpose of balanced heating of each module.
- step S609 the BMS determines whether the difference between the voltage UB and the voltage UA is greater than the preset voltage; if so, execute step S610; otherwise, execute step S602 again.
- step S610 needs to be further performed to determine whether the battery can be operated according to the temperature of the battery. Abnormal charging; otherwise, it indicates that the motor does not generate a large feedback current, and the process returns to step S602.
- the preset voltage for example, 0V
- step S610 the BMS calculates the average temperature of the battery according to the temperatures of the modules M1 and M2, and determines whether the average temperature of the battery is less than or equal to 0°C. If so, step S611 is performed; otherwise, step S612 is performed.
- the braking control is performed by performing step S611, that is, a large feedback current is drawn to the current capture circuit, so as to consume the feedback current, for example, through the heating film 420 and the heating film 421, that is, not to the battery 30 Perform abnormal charging.
- the abnormal charging control is performed by performing step S612, that is, the battery is charged by limiting the charging power.
- step S611 the BMS performs braking control.
- the braking control is turned on.
- the BMS disconnects the contactor 54 to unidirectionally cut off the circuit charged by the driver 20 to the battery 30, and controls the MOS transistor 440 to conduct the current capture branch where it is located and the current capture branch where the MOS transistor 740 is located. (ie, the braking circuit is turned on), at this time, all the feedback current is consumed by the heating film 420 and the heating film 421, so as to avoid charging the battery.
- the purpose of braking control is to prevent the risk of lithium deposition in the battery due to pulsed feedback current when the battery is low temperature.
- the heat energy converted by the heating film 420 and the heating film 421 can heat the corresponding modules M1 and M2.
- BMS has the function of fast charging and heating, but because the charging and heating power of traditional lithium batteries is usually small, the charging and heating time is long.
- the heating power is about 300W and the heating rate is 10°C/h.
- the heating power will not be less than 5KW, and the charging heating rate can be increased to 1°C/min.
- Step S612 the BMS performs abnormal charging control.
- the abnormal charging control is enabled.
- BMS controls the contactor 54 (bidirectional) to turn on the main circuit, and controls the MOS tube 440 to turn on the current capture branch where it is located, and controls the MOS tube 740 to turn on the current capture branch where it is located.
- the difference between B and U A uses the PI control algorithm to control the PWM duty cycle to control the on-off time of the MOS transistor 440 and the MOS transistor 740 respectively, so as to adjust the voltage division of the feedback current on the current capture circuit, that is, to realize the braking voltage precise control, and finally ensure that the voltage U B on the main circuit is greater than U A .
- the purpose of this charging control is to avoid "power theft".
- the energy of the feedback current can be converted into heat energy through the heating film to heat the corresponding module, so the energy utilization rate is higher, which is beneficial to prolong the battery life. At the same time, it alleviates the phenomenon of low temperature capacity attenuation of lithium batteries, and improves the adaptability of equipment to low temperature conditions.
- the first switch module turns on the current capture circuit, so that the feedback current is captured by the first heating module; then, the heating module can convert the feedback current into heat energy, and the battery can be heated by the heat energy, and the Therefore, when charging at a low temperature, the first heating module can capture all the feedback current, and use the heat energy generated by the feedback current to heat the battery, thereby not only meeting the braking requirements of the device, but also effectively avoiding the need for charging at a low temperature.
- the risk of lithium deposition caused by the pulse feedback current to the battery can greatly reduce the probability of lithium deposition in the battery and the risk of thermal runaway of the battery, which can improve the safety of the battery.
- An embodiment of the present invention further provides an aerial work vehicle, wherein the aerial work vehicle includes: the lithium battery system.
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- 一种锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述锂电池系统包括:电池,该电池与驱动器之间的动力电路包括:所述电池与所述驱动器之间的主电路;以及用于对所述驱动器所输送的回馈电流进行分流的第一电流捕获电路;以及回馈电流控制装置,所述回馈电流控制装置包括:第一电流捕获装置,该第一电流捕获装置处于所述第一电流捕获电路上,且该第一电流捕获装置包括:第一回馈电流捕获模块,用于捕获所述回馈电流;以及第一开关模块,该第一开关模块处于所述主电路上,用于导通所述主电路;或单向截止所述主电路,以仅允许由所述电池向所述驱动器进行供电,以及控制模块,该控制模块包括:接收单元,用于接收所述主电路上的所述驱动器一端的第一电压与所述电池一端的第二电压及所述电池的温度;以及第一控制单元,用于根据所述第一电压与所述第二电压的差值及所述电池的温度执行以下操作:在所述第一电压与所述第二电压的差值大于预设电压且所述电池的温度小于或等于预设温度的情况下,通过控制所述第一开关模块来单向截止所述主电路,以由所述第一电流捕获电路上的第一回馈电流捕获模块来捕获所述回馈电流。
- 根据权利要求1所述的锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述第一开关模块为并联连接的二极管与接触器的组合,相应地,所述第一控制单元用于通过控制所述第一开关模块来单向截止所述主电路包括:控制所述接触器断开以通过所述二极管单向截止所述主电路。
- 根据权利要求1所述的锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述第一开关模块为具有芯片的第一场效应晶体管,相应地,所述第一控制单元用于通过控制所述第一开关模块来单向截止所述主电路包括:控制所述第一场效应晶体管的所述芯片来单向截止所述主电路。
- 根据权利要求1所述的锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述第一电流捕获装置还包括:第二开关模块,用于导通或断开所述第一电流捕获电路,相应地,所述控制模块还包括:第二控制单元,用于在所述第一电压与所述第二电压的差值大于所述预设电压且所述电池的温度大于所述预设温度的情况下,执行以下操作:通过控制所述第二开关模块来导通所述第一电流捕获电路;以及通过控制所述第一开关模块来导通所述主电路,以由所述驱动器对所述电池进行充电。
- 根据权利要求4所述的锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述第二控制单元还用于,根据所述第一电压与所述第二电压的差值调控所述第二开关模块的通断时间,来保证由所述驱动器向所述电池充电。
- 根据权利要求4所述的锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述第二控制单元还用于,在所述第一电压与所述第二电压的差值小于或等于所述预设电压的情况下,执行以下操作:通过控制所述第二开关模块来截止所述第一电流捕获电路;以及通过控制所述第一开关模块来单向截止所述主电路,以仅允许由所述电池对所述驱动器进行供电。
- 根据权利要求4所述的锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述回馈电流控制装置还包括:第二电流捕获装置,该第二电流捕获装置处于与所述第一电流捕获电路并联连接的第二电流捕获电路上,且该第二电流捕获装置包括:第二回馈电流捕获模块,用于捕获所述回馈电流;以及第三开关模块,用于导通或断开所述第二电流捕获电路,相应地,所述第二控制单元还用于,在所述第一电压与所述第二电压的差值大于预设电压且所述电池的温度小于或等于预设温度的情况下,控制所述第二开关模块与所述第三开关模块导通所述第一电流捕获电路与所述第二电流捕获电路,以由所述第一回馈电流捕获模块与所述第二回馈电流捕获模块共同来捕获所述回馈电流。
- 根据权利要求7所述的锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述第一回馈电流捕获模块或所述第二回馈电流捕获模块分别为能量消耗模块、能量存储模块与加热模块中的一者。
- 根据权利要求1所述的锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述回馈电流控制装置还包括:旁路开关,该旁路开关与所述第一开关模块并联连接,相应地,所述控制模块还包括:第三控制单元,用于在所述第一开关模块故障的情况下,控制所述旁路开关闭合以由所述电池为所述驱动器供电。
- 一种锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述锂电池系统包括:电池,该电池包括:多个模组,且该电池与驱动器之间的动力电路包括:所述电池与所述驱动器之间的主电路;以及用于对所述驱动器所输送的回馈电流进行分流的电流捕获电路,其中所述电流捕获电路包括相互并联的多个电流捕获支路;以及回馈电流控制装置,所述回馈电流控制装置包括:多个电流捕获模块组,该多个电流捕获模块组处于所述多个电流捕获支路上且与所述多个电流捕获支路一一对应,该多个电流捕获模块组中的每个电流捕获模块组包括:加热模块,该加热模块配合所述电池的模组的位置进行设置,用于捕获所述回馈电流,并将所述回馈电流转化为热能以对与该加热模块相对应的模组进行加热;以及第一开关模块,用于导通或断开该第一开关模块所处于的电流捕获支路,以及控制模块,该控制模块包括:第一接收单元,用于接收所述主电路上的所述驱动器一端的第一电压与所述电池一端的第二电压及所述电池的平均温度;以及第一控制单元,用于根据所述第一电压与所述第二电压的差值及所述电池的平均温度执行以下操作:在所述第一电压与所述第二电压的差值大于预设电压且所述电池的平均温度小于或等于预设温度的情况下,通过控制所述每个电流捕获模块组中的所述第一开关模块,来导通该第一开关模块所处于的电流捕获支路,以由所述每个电流捕获模块组中的加热模块将所述回馈电流转化为热能并通过所转化的热能对与该加热模块相对应的模组进行加热。
- 根据权利要求10所述的锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述加热模块的功率大于预设功率。
- 根据权利要求11所述的锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述加热模块为加热膜或换热器。
- 根据权利要求11所述的锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述加热模块被布置在与所述加 热模块相对应的所述电池的模组的外围。
- 根据权利要求10所述的锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述加热模块还用于捕获所述驱动器提供的充电电流,并将所述充电电流转化为热能以对与该加热模块相对应的模组进行加热,相应地,所述控制模块还包括:第二接收单元,用于接收所述电池的电量,第二控制单元,用于在所述电池处于充电唤醒状态且所述预设温度与所述电池的平均温度的差值大于预设温差的情况下,通过分时控制策略控制所述每个电流捕获模块组中的第一开关模块导通相应电流捕获支路,以通过该相应电流捕获支路上的加热模块将所述驱动器提供的充电电流转化为热能并通过所转化的热能对与该加热模块相对应的模组进行加热。
- 根据权利要求14所述的锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述分时控制策略为按照所述每个电流捕获模块组中的所述加热模块的功率,确定用于控制所述每个电流捕获模块组中的所述第一开关模块导通相应电流捕获支路的预设周期。
- 根据权利要求14所述的锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述每个电流捕获模块组还包括:温度传感器,用于采集与所述加热模块相对应的模组的温度,相应地,所述第二控制单元还用于,在所述电池的电量小于所述预设电量且所述预设温度与所述电池的平均温度的差值大于0且小于或等于所述预设温差的情况下,根据所述电池的各个模组的温度,控制所述多个电流捕获模块组中的各个第一开关模块的通断时间,以通过所述多个电流捕获模块组中的加热模块对所述电池进行均衡加热。
- 根据权利要求10所述的锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述回馈电流控制装置还包括:第二开关模块,该第二开关模块位于所述主电路上,用于导通所述主电路;或者单向截止所述主电路,以仅允许由所述电池向所述驱动器进行供电,相应地,所述第一控制单元还用于,在所述第一电压与所述第二电压的差值大于所述预设电压且所述电池的平均温度大于所述预设温度的情况下,执行以下操作:通过控制所述第二开关模块来导通所述主电路;以及通过控制所述每个电流捕获模块组中的所述第一开关模块来导通相应的电流捕获支路,并根据所述第一电压与所述第二电压的差值调控所述每个电流捕获模块组中的所述第一开关模块的通断时间,来保证由所述驱动器以回馈电流向所述电池充电。
- 根据权利要求17所述的锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述第二开关模块为并联连接的二极管与接触器的组合,相应地,所述第一控制单元还用于,控制所述接触器闭合以导通所述主电路;或者控制所述接触器闭合以通过所述二极管单向截止所述主电路,或者所述第二开关模块为具有芯片的第一场效应晶体管,相应地,所述第一控制单元还用于,控制所述第一场效应晶体管的所述芯片来导通所述主电路或单向截止所述主电路。
- 根据权利要求10所述的锂电池系统,其特征在于,所述多个模组中的每一者包括至少一个电芯,其中所述至少一个电芯之间的间隔大于预设间隔。
- 一种高空作业车,其特征在于,所述高空作业车包括:根据权利要求1-19中任一项权利要求所述的锂电池系统。
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