Accidents caused by the failure of high-voltage power battery systems are rising with the increase of pure electric commercial vehicles. The fault tree analysis method based on traditional reliability is no longer suitable for quantitative evaluation of polymorphic systems. In this paper, the polymorphic fuzzy fault tree of the high-voltage power battery system for pure electric commercial vehicles is established and analyzed qualitatively and quantitatively based on a combined theory of the polymorphic theory, fuzzy mathematical theory, group decision theory, and fault tree analysis theory. The results showed that the multistate reliability-analysis method of the fuzzy fault tree could describe the various fault states of the high-voltage power battery system. Through quantitative evaluation of the reliability of system, the low-temperature environment and CAN high and low reverse connection were the weakest links of the system, and the problem of the occurrence probability of each state of the unknown polymorphic bottom event in the sub-fault tree of the deteriorated-state mode was solved quickly using group decision-making to deal with fuzzy probability. It provides theoretical reference for system design and detection process, which has important practical significance for the improvement of high-voltage power battery system.
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