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CAREER: Reconfigurable and Predictive Control with Reinforcement Learning Supervisor for Active Battery Cell Balancing

CAREER: Reconfigurable and Predictive Control with Reinforcement Learning Supervisor for Active Battery Cell Balancing
职业:利用强化学习监控器实现主动电池平衡的可重构和预测控制
批准号:
2237317
负责人:
Jun Chen
金额:
$50.0万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2023
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2023-01-01 至 2027-12-31

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中文摘要
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该项目将支持与电池电动汽车相关的新方法的研究,通过实现更绿色的电动汽车,促进科学进步,促进国家健康和繁荣。由于电池的变化,电动汽车中有大量的电力仍未得到利用,这引发了人们对效率和可持续性的担忧。主动电池平衡控制旨在解决这些问题,但由于许多汽车系统固有的实时限制和有限的传感能力,现有方法在电池电动汽车中的成功有限。该项目支持基础研究,以应对大规模系统控制、控制融合、智能控制和电池管理方面的主要挑战。新的设计和方法将在有源电池平衡控制方面提供一个革命性的框架,将车辆水平信息无缝地集成到电池管理中,以提高电动汽车的能效和行驶里程。这项研究与发展有效交通系统以应对气候变化的关键社会目标是协同的。因此,这项研究的结果将有利于美国的经济、生活质量和健康。本研究涉及控制理论、强化学习、感知与估计、电池管理等多个学科。多学科方法还促进了代表性不足的群体参与研究,并对工程教育和汽车劳动力产生了积极影响。蓄电池主动平衡控制有望大大提高电池电动车的效率,增加续航里程,提高公众接受度。为实现这一目标,计划实现四个紧密结合的研究目标:1)开发一个高效的电池电平估计框架,在不增加大量计算的情况下估计有限测量下的电池充电状态和容量;2)开发一个新的预测电池平衡控制框架,将车速预测与对预测误差的快速稳健适应无缝地结合在一起;3)开发一个可重构的控制框架,在不降低整体平衡控制性能的情况下,扩展电动汽车电池的电池平衡控制算法;以及4)通过大量的仿真和实验对所提出的框架进行评估和验证。总的来说,这些研究工作的进展预计将使电动汽车更容易被接受和更负担得起,它将为大规模动力系统创建新的计算效率控制机制。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。
英文摘要
This project will support research that will contribute novel methodologies related to battery electric vehicles, promoting the progress of science and advancing national health and prosperity by enabling greener electric vehicles. Due to battery cell variations, significant amount of electricity in electric vehicle remain unused, which raises concerns on efficiency and sustainability. Active battery cell balancing control aims to address these concerns, but existing methods have limited success in battery electric vehicles due to concerns in real-time constraints and limited sensing capability inherent to many automotive systems. This project supports fundamental research that addresses the major challenges in control of large-scale systems, control fusion, intelligent control, and battery management. The new designs and methodologies will offer a transformative framework in active battery cell balancing control that seamlessly integrate vehicle level information into battery management to improve the energy efficiency and driving range of electric vehicles. This research is synergistic with key societal goals related to developing efficient transportation systems for combating the climate change. Therefore, results from this research will benefit the U.S. economy, life quality, and health. This research involves several disciplines including control theory, reinforcement learning, sensing and estimation, and battery management. The multi-disciplinary approach also facilitates the participation of underrepresented groups in research and positively impacts engineering education and automotive workforce. The active battery cell balancing control is expected to greatly enhance the efficiency of battery electric vehicles, increase the driving range, and improve public acceptance. In pursuit of this goal, four closely integrated research objectives are planned: 1) Develop an efficient cell level estimation framework to estimate cell state-of-charge and capacity under limited measurements without incurring heavy computation; 2) Develop a novel predictive cell balancing control framework to seamlessly integrate vehicle speed preview with fast and robust adaptation to preview errors; 3) Develop a reconfigurable control framework to scale up cell balancing control algorithm for EV batteries without degrading overall balancing control performance; and 4) Evaluate and validate the proposed framework through extensive simulations and experiments. Collectively, advances from these research endeavors are expected to make electric vehicles more acceptable and more affordable, and it will create new computationally-efficiency control mechanism for large scale dynamical systems.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
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