Consistency Testing Method for Energy Storage Systems with Time-Series Properties

As a cushion for the volatility of renewable energy, energy storage systems can achieve peak shaving and valley filling, thereby improving the operational efficiency and economic performance of the power grid. In addition, energy storage systems can absorb renewable energy production, thereby enhancing the safety and reliability of the electrical power system. Nowadays, energy storage systems are facing severe problems such as explosions that are caused by overcharging and discharging. The main reason for the overcharging and discharging of energy storage systems is the inconsistency in the state of the electric core in the charging and discharging process, which not only affects the safety of the electric core, but also influences the overall charging and discharging capacity of the energy storage system. To address this inconsistency of energy storage cores, this paper proposes an energy storage consistency monitoring method under the framework of clustering-classification, which adopts the Belief Peaks Evidential Clustering and Evidential K-Nearest Neighbors classification algorithm. This paper proposes a BPEC-EKNN-based method for battery inconsistency detection and localization. The proposed approach first constructs battery performance evaluation coefficients to characterize inter-cell behavioral differences, and then integrates an enhanced k-nearest neighbor strategy to identify abnormal cells. It also identifies and locates inconsistent battery cells by analyzing the magnitude of the confidence level m (Ω), without relying on predefined thresholds. Also, time-series data as opposed to the evaluation of voltage data at a singular point is engaged to realize the detection and localization of energy storage core consistency anomalies under the consideration of time-series data. The proposed algorithm is capable of identifying inconsistencies among energy storage batteries, with the parameter m (Ω) serving as an indicator of the likelihood of inconsistency. Experimental results on battery pack datasets demonstrate that the proposed method achieves higher detection accuracy and robustness compared with representative statistical threshold-based methods and machine learning approaches, and it can more accurately identify inconsistent battery cells. By applying perturbation analysis to real-time operational data, the algorithm proposed in this paper can detect inconsistencies in battery cells reliably.