A capacity prediction framework for lithium-ion batteries using fusion prediction of empirical model and data-driven method

Yuejiu Zheng, Yifan Cui, Xuebing Han and Minggao Ouyang

Energy, 2021, vol. 237, issue C

Abstract: The empirical model is an open-loop model for battery capacity prediction, which faces the general problem of parameter mismatch. The data-driven method can realize the closed-loop estimation of capacity, but the data quality and model adaptability may lead to large noise. This paper proposes a framework of battery capacity prediction based on the feedforward empirical model and the feedback data-driven method. With the difference of the estimated capacities from the two models, parameters of the empirical model are modified, and the fusion capacity is finally predicted. Two cases based on different empirical models and fusion methods are introduced, one is based on discrete Arrhenius aging model with sequent extended Kalman filters (Case Ⅰ)，and the other is based on the linear aging model with incremental PID + Luenberger observer (Case Ⅱ). The two cases are verified by the aging experimental data. The results show that under the proposed capacity prediction framework, the model parameters can be effectively corrected and gradually converged, and the accurate capacity prediction can be achieved with battery aging. With the low calculation load, the predicted fusion capacity can still guarantee high accuracy in Case Ⅱ, which is a good choice for the online capacity prediction.

Keywords: Capacity fusion prediction; Parameters modification; Feedforward empirical model; Feedback data-driven method; Battery life (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2021.121556

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