新能源汽车动力电池衰退机制与健康状态估计研究概述

Translated title of the contribution: Overview of Research on Degradation Mechanism and State of Health Estimation for Traction Battery in New Energy Vehicles

Dayu Zhang, Zhenpo Wang, Peng Liu*, Ni Lin, Zhaosheng Zhang

*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

Lithium-ion batteries as the core component of new energy vehicles (NEVs), accurate and efficient degradation mechanism identification and state of health (SOH) estimation are of great significance for improving the operational reliability of traction battery systems, reducing safety risks and evaluating residual values. With the increasing degree of intelligent network connections for NEVs and the rapid development of big data analysis technology, data-driven based SOH estimation has gained widespread attention. In order to systematically sort out the latest progress in research on the decline mechanism and health state estimation of lithium-ion batteries, the following two aspects are summarized. Regarding the ageing mechanism, the effects of different internal side reactions on lithium-ion battery degradation are discussed based on the anode, cathode and other battery structures, and combined with the actual operation scenario of NEVs to analyze the dominant role of strongly associated external factors on battery degradation. As for the SOH diagnosis, an overview of existing research is categorized according to the characteristics and focus of different data-driven algorithms, their advantages, limitations and application scenarios are analyzed and compared, and further discussed the feasibility of typical methods in the current stage of real vehicle application. Finally, the challenges and development directions in the field of SOH estimation research are summarized and prospected for the actual operation requirements of NEVs.

Translated title of the contributionOverview of Research on Degradation Mechanism and State of Health Estimation for Traction Battery in New Energy Vehicles
Original languageChinese (Traditional)
Pages (from-to)241-256
Number of pages16
JournalJixie Gongcheng Xuebao/Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering
Volume60
Issue number22
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Nov 2024

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