Advanced Real-Time Battery Characterization and Management: Safe, Reliable, and Optimal Operation of Battery Systems for Electric-Drive Vehicles and Grid Support
Advanced Real-Time Battery Characterization and Management: Safe, Reliable, and Optimal Operation of Battery Systems for Electric-Drive Vehicles and Grid Support
批准号:
1202133
负责人:
Caisheng Wang
金额:
$42.0万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2012
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2012-05-01 至 2017-04-30
中文摘要
先进的实时电池表征和管理:电动汽车电池系统的安全、可靠和优化运行及电网支持摘要本研究的目标是开发新的方法对电池系统进行实时表征和自适应管理,以确保其最佳和健康的运行,这对于实现交通和电力行业的清洁、高效和可持续能源发展至关重要。研究方法是:(1)电池荷电状态、健康状态和模型参数的联合估计;(2)电池最优充电和电池平衡控制的自适应电池管理;(3)通过荷电状态加权功率控制整合和管理用于电网储能的废旧电动汽车电池。智能优势:(1)通过实时和联合评估实现快速、稳健和准确的电池特性,以实现自适应和最佳的电池管理。(2)便利退役电动汽车电池的二次使用。(3)适用于不同类型和型号结构以及新旧电池的通用性和变革性技术。(4)补充教育工具和计划,以加强汽车电气化和可持续能源发展方面的教育工作。广泛影响:该项目的成功将有助于实现更清洁和更高效的交通,以及更可靠的电网,能够整合来自间歇性可再生能源的更多电力。所有这些最终将导致美国更安全、更可持续的能源发展。该项目将通过促进电动汽车、电池、可再生能源和智能电网行业的技术和劳动力发展,产生重大的教育、社会和经济影响,这些都是美国安全和未来发展的关键领域。
英文摘要
Advanced Real-Time Battery Characterization and Management: Safe, Reliable, and Optimal Operation of Battery Systems for Electric-Drive Vehicles and Grid SupportAbstract The objective of this research is to develop new methods for real-time characterizing and adaptively managing battery systems to ensure their optimal and healthy operation, which is critical for accomplishing clean, efficient and sustainable energy development in transportation and power sectors. The research approach is: (1) Joint estimation of battery's State of Charge, State of Health, and model parameters; (2) adaptive battery management with optimal battery charging and cell balancing control; (3) integration and management of used electric vehicle batteries for grid energy storage via State of Charge weighted power control. Intellectual merits: (1) Fast, robust and accurate battery characterization via real-time and joint estimation for achieving adaptive and optimal battery management. (2) Facilitating the second use of retired electric vehicle batteries. (3) Versatile and transformative technologies for different types of batteries and model structures, and for new or old batteries. (4) Complementary educational tools and programs to enhance the educational effort in vehicle electrification and sustainable energy development.Broader impacts: The success of this project will help achieve cleaner and more efficient transportation, along with more reliable power grids capable of integrating higher quantities of electricity from intermittent renewable sources. All these will eventually lead to a more secure and sustainable energy development in the U.S.A. This project will have significant educational, societal, and economical impacts by advancing technology and workforce development for the industry of electric-drive vehicle, battery, renewable energy and smart grid, which are all the critical areas for the nation's security and future development.
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