Li-ion Battery Aging with Hybrid Physics-Informed Neural Networks and Fleet-wide Data

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Published Nov 24, 2021
Renato G. Nascimento Matteo Corbetta Chetan S. Kulkarni Felipe A. C. Viana

Abstract

In this work, we propose a hybrid model for Li-ion battery discharge and aging prediction that leverages fleet-wide data to predict future capacity drops. The model is built upon an hybrid approach merging physics-based and empirical equations, as well as neural network models in a recurrent neural network cell. The hybrid physics-informed neural network can predict voltage discharge cycles given the loading profile, and estimate the used capacity of the battery under randomloading conditions by tracking aging parameters connected to the residual capacity of the battery. By merging information on the battery aging parameters with existing fleet-wide aging data, the model can predict the future residual capacity of the battery that is being monitored, and therefore enable predictions of voltage discharge curves far ahead in the battery life cycle. We validated the approach using the NASA Prognostics Data Repository Battery data-set, which contains experimental data on Li-ion batteries discharged at random loading conditions in a controlled environment. The approach also allows the identification of discrepancies between the battery aging trend and the trend observed at the fleet level, so that batteries behaving differently from the rest of the fleet can be subject to closer monitoring and further testing to refine predictions.

How to Cite

G. Nascimento, R., Corbetta, M., S. Kulkarni, C., & A. C. Viana, F. (2021). Li-ion Battery Aging with Hybrid Physics-Informed Neural Networks and Fleet-wide Data. Annual Conference of the PHM Society, 13(1). https://doi.org/10.36001/phmconf.2021.v13i1.2998
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Keywords

Physics-Informed Neural Networks, Li-ion Battery Prognostics, Battery Aging, Scientific Machine Learning, Uncertainty Quantification, Hybrid Models

Section
Technical Research Papers

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