The VRLA battery internal resistance on-line measuring device

Zhao, Ziran; Li, Zihan; Huang, Nan

doi:10.1109/iciii.2012.6340003

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“…Applying this equation to the battery in use, yields a resistance R b value of circa 36mΩ. A range of internal resistance values for 6.5Ah and 10Ah VRLA batteries were specified in [20], varying from 30.18 to 50.45mΩ and 16.45 to 35.46mΩ respectively. These seem to be within the same range.…”

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Modeling and analysis of battery performance for renewable energy application

Sattar¹,

Al‐Durra²,

Muyeen³

2013

2013 15th European Conference on Power Electronics and Applications (EPE)

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This paper models the performance of lead acid batteries operating in battery energy storage systems (BESS) for renewable energy applications. The considered system consists of a permanent magnet generator based wind turbine interfaced to the grid through fully rated converters. A battery energy storage system, interfaced to the grid via STATCOM is used for active power smoothing. A low power experimental BESS is interfaced to the system model. Two battery models, a simple-and a detailed-one, are implemented and verified against experimental data. A simple experimental test is proposed for measuring the battery internal resistance. The salient feature of this paper is the examination of the battery terminal voltage variation for the non-regular current profiles requested from the battery bank in renewable energy.

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Section: Internal Battery Resistancementioning

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Modeling and analysis of battery performance for renewable energy application

Sattar¹,

Al‐Durra²,

Muyeen³

2013

2013 15th European Conference on Power Electronics and Applications (EPE)

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“…Therefore, problems with the appropriate level of system safety become more and more important. Detection of increases in the internal resistance may indicate a loss of the real battery capacity [1,2], but this test is not sufficiently reliable. Our investigation carried out on brand new and faulty batteries showed that a battery which is not operating properly may not show changes in its internal resistance [3,4].…”

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Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy and Determination of the Internal Resistance as a Way to Estimate Lead-Acid Batteries Condition

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Attempts have been made to find the best procedure for the detection of premature battery capacity loss (the so called “PCL”) in AGM-VRLA 48 V batteries operating in telecommunication systems. However, recorded changes in internal resistance and potential did not give clear indications of the beginning of the PCL effect. The obtained correlation between internal resistance and potential derived from used batteries does not show the expected trend in measured parameters. It seems that the application of Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS), which is a faster and non-destructive method, may solve this problem. It is demonstrated that the change in internal resistance (which is an indicator of the state of health (SoH)) can be determined from EIS spectra during continuous operation of 12 V monoblocks in a backup power source of a base transceiver station (BTS).

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Energy storage systems for electric vehicles: Performance comparison based on a simple equivalent circuit and experimental tests

Moreno‐Torres¹,

Lafoz

Vélez

et al. 2013

2013 World Electric Vehicle Symposium and Exhibition (EVS27)

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The decision to select the most suitable type of energy storage system for an electric vehicle is always difficult, since many conditionings must be taken into account. Sometimes, this study can be made by means of complex mathematical models which represent the behavior of a battery, ultracapacitor or some other devices. However, these models are usually too dependent on parameters that are not easily available, which usually results in nonrealistic results. Besides, the more accurate the model, the more specific it needs to be, which becomes an issue when comparing systems of different nature. This paper proposes a practical methodology to compare different energy storage technologies. This is done by means of a linear approach of an equivalent circuit based on laboratory tests. Via these tests, the internal resistance and the self-discharge rate are evaluated, making it possible to compare different energy storage systems regardless their technology. Rather simple testing equipment is sufficient to give a comparative idea of the differences between each system, concerning issues such as efficiency, heating and self-discharge, when operating under a certain scenario. The proposed methodology is applied to four energy storage systems of different nature for the sake of illustration.

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The VRLA battery internal resistance on-line measuring device

Cited by 4 publications

References 5 publications

Modeling and analysis of battery performance for renewable energy application

Modeling and analysis of battery performance for renewable energy application

Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy and Determination of the Internal Resistance as a Way to Estimate Lead-Acid Batteries Condition

Energy storage systems for electric vehicles: Performance comparison based on a simple equivalent circuit and experimental tests

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