2020
DOI: 10.3390/app10175760
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Failure Warning at the End of Service-Life of Lead–Acid Batteries for Backup Applications

Abstract: The prediction of remaining useful life is an important function of battery management systems. Existing research typically focused on factors that determine the quantity of the remaining useful capacity, and are able to determine the remaining useful capacity several years before battery failure to counter hysteresis of variables of lead–acid batteries. These techniques are not suitable at the end of service-life for backup batteries. This paper proposes a linear-superposition–voltage-aging model with three i… Show more

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“…Hossain [53] In the model, the ideal voltage source describes the open circuit voltage of the battery, the resistance is the ohm internal resistance of the battery, and the parallel connection of capacitance and resistance describes the polarization of the battery [48]. The Thevenin equivalent circuit model can simulate the dynamic and static characteristics of the battery very well, taking into account the nonlinearity of the battery [49], and the parameters are obtained in a simple way that can be easily translated into a state space model [50][51][52]. However, in the actual operating environment, some model parameters of the battery may change with environmental conditions such as temperature.…”
Section: Thevenin Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hossain [53] In the model, the ideal voltage source describes the open circuit voltage of the battery, the resistance is the ohm internal resistance of the battery, and the parallel connection of capacitance and resistance describes the polarization of the battery [48]. The Thevenin equivalent circuit model can simulate the dynamic and static characteristics of the battery very well, taking into account the nonlinearity of the battery [49], and the parameters are obtained in a simple way that can be easily translated into a state space model [50][51][52]. However, in the actual operating environment, some model parameters of the battery may change with environmental conditions such as temperature.…”
Section: Thevenin Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%