Abstract

The safe operation and maintenance of lithium batteries not only needs to monitor the working status of lithium batteries timely and accurately, but also needs to evaluate its health status and automatically switch the backup battery when safety hazards are found. However, research on the safe operation and maintenance of lithium batteries is still lacking. In light of this, this paper constructs a safe operation and maintenance mechanism by monitoring the voltage and surface temperature of the lithium battery. In addition, a novel online health assessment model based on GRU-CNN is proposed to find out the potential safety hazards of lithium batteries timely. The working voltage, current and ambient temperature are used as the input features of the model to predict the degradation of lithium batteries in advance. In addition, a security operation and maintenance controller is designed to quickly switch the backup battery pack when a lithium battery pack appears to have performance degradation or security risks. The system realizes the real-time monitoring of the safe operation of lithium batteries and the rapid assessment of health status, providing technical guarantees for the reliable, stable, and safe operation of the lithium battery system. The experimental comparison verified that the proposed assessment model of the status of health (SOH for short) has less prediction error.

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