Energy Storage Science and Technology

   

The two-stage sorting method for retired power battery modules based on multi-state coupling

Chunsheng Li1, Shengchun Wang1, Chi Song2, Lihai Liu1, Ning Yan3   

  1. 1.CNPC Jichai Power Company Limited, Jinan 250306 Shandong China
    2.Yantai Development zone Delian Software Co. , Ltd, Yantai 264006 Shandong China
    3.School of Electrical Engineering, Shenyang University of Technology, Shenyang 110870, China
  • Received:2024-09-09 Revised:2024-09-30 Online:2024-10-21

Abstract:

To effectively reduce the lifetime loss of retired power batteries and improve the consistency of functional states during the operation of battery modules, this paper proposes a multi-state coupled battery module screening method that considers the State of Energy (SOE), State of Health (SOH), and State of Power (SOP). Firstly, the basic electrical performance parameters of retired power batteries (such as capacity, voltage, internal resistance, etc.) are extracted, and a multi-state coupling characterization model for battery modules SOE, SOH, and SOP is established. Secondly, the SOE characteristics of battery modules are estimated, and the hierarchical utilization of battery module SOH consistency is predicted. An improved K-means clustering algorithm is used for the first stage of dynamic sorting of battery modules. Finally, a multi parameter SOP characterization model for battery module coupling is established, and the SOP deviation between batteries in the battery module is estimated. The battery module is dynamically sorted in the second stage. Through simulation case analysis, this method is verified to effectively improve the consistency of modules during the second utilization of retired power batteries, it also reduced system operational life loss. In addition, it provided a theoretical foundation for large-scale second utilization of energy storage systems.

Key words: Multi-state coupling, decommissioned power battery modules, two-stage sorting, improved K-means clustering, dynamic consistency

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