Robust predictive thermal management strategy for lithium-ion battery based on thermoelectric cooler

Cui, Xiangbo; Hu, Tete

doi:10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2022.119833

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“…Cui et al proposed a robust predictive energy management strategy based on a thermoelectric cooler. This strategy can regulate the battery temperature within the appropriate range and reduce energy consumption, guaranteeing the thermal safety of the Li-ion battery while satisfying the electrical load [9]. Wu et al developed four nonlinear model predictive controllers based on back-propagation (BP) neural networks.…”

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Robust Control of RSOC/Li-ion Battery Hybrid System Based on Modeling and Active Disturbance Rejection Technology

Gao

et al. 2023

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The application of new energy systems for industrial production to advance air pollution prevention and control has become an irreversible trend. This development includes hybrid systems consisting of reversible solid oxide cells (RSOC) and a Li-ion battery; however, at present the energy dispatching of such systems has an unstable factor in the form of poor heat/electricity/gas controllability. Therefore, the system studied in this paper uses the Li-ion battery as the energy supply/storage case, and uses the RSOC to supply power for the Li-ion battery charge or the Li-ion battery supply power to the RSOC for hydrogen production by water electrolysis. In this hybrid system, Li-ion battery thermoelectric safety and RSOC hydrogen production stability are extremely important. However, system operation involves the switching of multiple operating conditions, and the internal thermoelectric fluctuation mechanism is not yet clear. Therefore, in this paper we propose a separate control with a dual mode for hybrid systems. Active disturbance rejection control (ADRC) with a simple structure is used to achieve Li-ion battery module thermoelectric safety and control the hydrogen production/consumption of the RSOC module in the hybrid system. The results show that the required Li-ion battery thermoelectric safety and RSOC hydrogen consumption/production requirements can be met using the proposed controller, leading to a hybrid system with high stability control.

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Robust Control of RSOC/Li-ion Battery Hybrid System Based on Modeling and Active Disturbance Rejection Technology

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Online temperature distribution estimation of lithium-ion battery considering non-uniform heat generation characteristics under boundary cooling

Cui

2023

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Experimental investigation on thermal runaway suspension with battery health retention

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Robust predictive thermal management strategy for lithium-ion battery based on thermoelectric cooler

Cited by 15 publications

References 28 publications

Robust Control of RSOC/Li-ion Battery Hybrid System Based on Modeling and Active Disturbance Rejection Technology

Robust Control of RSOC/Li-ion Battery Hybrid System Based on Modeling and Active Disturbance Rejection Technology

Online temperature distribution estimation of lithium-ion battery considering non-uniform heat generation characteristics under boundary cooling

Experimental investigation on thermal runaway suspension with battery health retention

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