Prognosis of Internal Short Circuit Formation in Lithium-Ion Batteries: An Integrated Approach Using Extended Kalman Filter and Regression Model
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The global transition to electric power, aimed at mitigating climate change and addressing fuel shortages, has led to a rising usage of lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) in different fields, notably transportation. Despite their many benefits, LIBs pose a critical safety concern due to the potential for thermal runaway (TR), often triggered by spontaneous internal short circuit (ISC) formation. While extensive research on LIB fault diagnosis and prognosis exists, forecasting ISC formation in batteries remains unexplored. This paper presents a new methodology that combines the extended Kalman filter (EKF) algorithm for real-time estimation of ISC state with an adaptive linear regressor model for forecasting remaining useful life (RUL). This approach is designed for seamless integration into actual battery management systems, offering a computationally efficient solution. Numerical validation of the framework was conducted due to the current lack of experimental data in the literature. The significance of this work lies in its contribution to ISC prognosis, providing a practical solution to enhance battery safety.
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Lithium-ion battery, Internal short circuit, Battery management system, Extended Kalman filter, Remaining useful life, Prognosis
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