WO2008029613A1 - Accumulator degradation evaluating system, vehicle, accumulator degradation evaluation method, and computer-readable recording medium containing program for causing computer to execute the degradation evaluation method - Google Patents
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- Computer-readable recording medium recording a program
- the present invention relates to a technique for evaluating a deterioration state of a power storage device mounted on a vehicle.
- Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2 0 0 4-0 1 4 4 0 3 discloses a secondary battery deterioration determination device.
- This degradation determination device includes a load history estimating means for estimating a load history for a secondary battery based on a current flowing through the secondary battery, and a current flowing through the secondary battery has become substantially zero from a charged state or a discharged state.
- the load history estimated by the load history estimation means is within a range that can be regarded as a predetermined history
- the deterioration determination means that determines the deterioration of the secondary battery based on the voltage between the terminals of the secondary battery With.
- the deterioration determination of the secondary battery is performed only when the load history of the secondary battery is within a range that can be regarded as a predetermined history, so that accurate deterioration determination can be performed.
- the deterioration determination of the secondary battery is performed when the load history of the secondary battery is within a range that can be regarded as a predetermined history.
- a secondary battery mounted on an electric vehicle such as an electric vehicle or a hybrid vehicle
- the secondary battery is discharged when the vehicle driving force is generated by the driving motor and when the engine is started using the power generating motor, and the power generation using the engine power is performed.
- the secondary battery is charged during regenerative power generation by the motor and during regenerative braking by the drive motor.
- —High-Puni-Led 1 in a vehicle has --———
- the secondary battery is frequently charged and discharged— Therefore, there is a possibility that the deterioration determination device disclosed in the above publication cannot sufficiently evaluate the deterioration state of the secondary battery.
- properly displaying such changes in the deterioration state of the secondary battery to the user means that the user knows the deterioration state of the secondary battery and considers the deterioration state of the vehicle. Can be useful information when a user uses a vehicle. Disclosure of the invention
- an object of the present invention is to provide a deterioration evaluation system and a vehicle that can reliably evaluate the deterioration state of a power storage device mounted on the vehicle. is there.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a deterioration evaluation system and a vehicle that can appropriately display a deterioration state of a power storage device mounted on the vehicle to a user.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a deterioration evaluation method capable of reliably evaluating the deterioration state of a power storage device mounted on a vehicle, and a computer-readable recording program for causing a computer to execute the deterioration evaluation method. It is to provide a recording medium.
- Another object of the present invention is to record a deterioration evaluation method capable of appropriately displaying a deterioration state of a power storage device mounted on a vehicle to a user, and a program for causing a gomputer to execute the deterioration evaluation method. It is to provide a computer-readable recording medium.
- the deterioration evaluation system is a deterioration evaluation system for a power storage device mounted on a vehicle, and includes the vehicle and the deterioration evaluation device.
- the vehicle is configured to be able to transfer power between the power storage device and a power source or an electric load outside the vehicle.
- the deterioration evaluation device evaluates the deterioration state of the power storage device using data collected when electric power is transferred between the power storage device and a power source or an electric load outside the vehicle.
- the deterioration evaluation device evaluates the deterioration state of the power storage device using data collected when the power storage device is charged from a power supply external to the vehicle.
- the vehicle includes a power conversion device, a connection device, and a control device.
- Electric power The conversion device is configured to be capable of converting power between the power storage device and a power source or an electric load outside the vehicle.
- the connection device is configured so that the power conversion device can be electrically connected to a power source or an electric load outside the vehicle.
- the control device controls the power conversion device.
- the control device controls the power conversion device under certain conditions at least when data is collected.
- control device controls the power conversion device so that the power exchanged between the power storage device and a power source or an electric load outside the vehicle is greater than a specified value.
- the deterioration evaluation device evaluates the deterioration state of the power storage device when the vehicle or the surrounding environment satisfies a prescribed condition.
- the deterioration evaluation device further includes a charge mode selection unit and a display unit.
- the charging mode selector is configured to charge the power storage device from a power source external to the vehicle at a first charging rate, and from a power source external to the power storage device to the power storage device at a second charging rate higher than the first charging rate.
- One of the quick charge modes for charging can be selected.
- the display unit can display a deterioration state of the power storage device when charging is performed in the normal charge mode and a deterioration state of the power storage device when charging is performed in the quick charge mode.
- the display unit displays the state of charge of the power storage device during charging of the power storage device from a power source outside the vehicle, and displays the transition of the deterioration state of the power storage device in conjunction with the transition of the charge state.
- the vehicle is a vehicle that can exchange power with a power source or an electric load outside the vehicle, and includes a power storage device, a power conversion device, a connection device, and a deterioration evaluation device.
- the power conversion device is configured to be able to convert power between the power storage device and a power source or an electric load outside the vehicle.
- the connection device is configured to be able to electrically connect the power conversion device to a power source outside the vehicle or an electric load.
- the deterioration evaluation device evaluates the deterioration state of the power storage device using data collected when power is transferred between the power storage device and a power source or an electric load outside the vehicle via the connection device.
- the deterioration evaluation device evaluates the deterioration state of the power storage device using data collected when the power storage device is charged from a power supply external to the vehicle.
- the vehicle further includes a control device that controls the power conversion device. The control device controls the power conversion device under certain conditions at least when data is collected.
- control device controls the power conversion device so that the power exchanged between the power storage device and a power source or an electric load outside the vehicle is greater than a specified value as data is collected. .
- the deterioration evaluation device evaluates the deterioration state of the power storage device when the vehicle or the surrounding environment satisfies a specified condition.
- the vehicle further includes a charging mode selection unit and a display device.
- the charging mode selection unit is configured to charge the power storage device from a power source external to the vehicle at a first charging rate, and from a power source external to the vehicle at a second charging rate higher than the first charging rate.
- One of quick charging modes for charging the power storage device can be selected.
- the display device can display a deterioration state of the power storage device when charging is performed in the normal charge mode and a deterioration state of the power storage device when charging is performed in the quick charge mode.
- the display device displays the state of charge of the power storage device during charging of the power storage device from a power source outside the vehicle, and displays the transition of the deterioration state of the power storage device in conjunction with the transition of the charge state.
- the deterioration evaluation method is a deterioration evaluation method for a power storage device mounted on a vehicle.
- the vehicle is configured to be able to exchange power between the power storage device and a power source or an electric load outside the vehicle.
- the deterioration evaluation method includes a first step of collecting data for evaluating a deterioration state of the power storage device when power is transferred between the power storage device and a power source or an electric load outside the vehicle. And a second step of evaluating the deterioration state of the power storage device using the collected data.
- the data is collected when the power storage device is being charged from a power source outside the vehicle.
- the vehicle includes a power conversion device and a connection device.
- the power conversion device is configured to be capable of converting power between the power storage device and a power source or an electric load outside the vehicle.
- the connecting device can electrically connect the power converter to the power supply or electric load outside the vehicle Configured.
- the degradation evaluation method further includes a third step of controlling the power conversion device under certain conditions at least when data is collected. More preferably, in the third step, when data is collected, the power conversion device is configured so that the power exchanged between the power storage device and a power source or an electric load outside the vehicle is greater than a specified value. Be controlled.
- the deterioration evaluation method further includes a fourth step of determining whether or not the vehicle or the surrounding environment satisfies a specified condition. Then, when it is determined that the environment satisfies the specified condition, the deterioration state of the power storage device is evaluated in the second step.
- the deterioration evaluation method further includes fifth and sixth steps.
- the power storage device is charged from the power source external to the vehicle at the first charging rate, and from the power source external to the vehicle at the second charging rate higher than the first charging rate.
- One of the quick charge modes for charging the power storage device is selected.
- the sixth step at least one of the deterioration state of the power storage device when charging is performed in the normal charge mode and the deterioration state of the power storage device when charging is performed in the quick charge mode is displayed.
- the charge state of the power storage device is displayed, and the transition of the deterioration state of the power storage device is linked to the transition of the charge state. Is displayed.
- the computer-readable recording medium records a program for causing a computer to execute any of the above-described degradation evaluation methods.
- the vehicle is configured to be able to transfer power between a power storage device mounted on the vehicle and a power source or an electric load outside the vehicle.
- the deterioration evaluation device evaluates the deterioration state of the power storage device using data collected when power is transferred between the power storage device and a power source or an electric load outside the vehicle. The deterioration state of the power storage device is evaluated using the collected data.
- the deterioration state of the power storage device mounted on the vehicle can be reliably evaluated.
- either the normal charge mode or the quick charge mode can be selected.
- the power storage device is in a deteriorated state and in the quick charge mode. It is possible to display the deterioration state of the power storage device.
- the deterioration state of the power storage device mounted on the vehicle can be appropriately displayed to the user.
- the user can select the charging mode when charging the power storage device from the power supply outside the vehicle in consideration of the deterioration state of the secondary battery.
- FIG. 1 is an overall view of a deterioration evaluation system according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram of the deterioration evaluation apparatus shown in FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of deterioration evaluation displayed on the display unit shown in FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart for explaining the control structure of the degradation evaluation apparatus shown in FIG.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic configuration diagram of the vehicle shown in FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a functional block diagram of the power output apparatus shown in FIG.
- FIG. 7 is a zero-phase equivalent circuit diagram of the inverter and motor generator shown in FIG.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a deterioration evaluation displayed on the display unit in the first modification of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a charging rate of the power storage device in the second modification of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a deterioration evaluation displayed on the display unit in the second modification of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart for explaining the control structure of the deterioration evaluation apparatus in the second modification of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart for explaining the control structure of the deterioration evaluation apparatus in the third modification of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 13 is a functional block diagram of the degradation evaluation apparatus in Modification 4 of Embodiment 1.
- Fig. 14 is a diagram showing the travelable time and travelable distance of the vehicle.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic configuration diagram of a vehicle in the second embodiment.
- FIG. 16 is a schematic configuration diagram of a vehicle in the third embodiment.
- FIG. 17 is a functional block diagram of vehicle E CU shown in FIG.
- FIG. 18 is a functional block diagram of the degradation evaluation apparatus in the fourth embodiment.
- FIG. 19 is a flowchart for explaining the control structure of the deterioration evaluation apparatus in the fourth embodiment.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram showing an example of a display state when charging is performed in the quick charge mode.
- FIG. 21 is a diagram showing an example of a display state during charging.
- FIG. 22 is a schematic configuration diagram of the vehicle in the fifth embodiment.
- FIG. 23 is a functional block diagram of the vehicle E CU shown in FIG. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 is an overall view of a deterioration evaluation system according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- degradation evaluation system 100 includes a vehicle 10, a charging station 30, and a server 40.
- the vehicle 10 is an electric vehicle equipped with a power storage device and a motor as a power source, and includes, for example, an electric vehicle or a hybrid vehicle.
- a hybrid vehicle in which charging and discharging of the power storage device are frequently performed will be described.
- the vehicle 10 can be connected to the charging station 30 via the connection cable 20, and can charge the power storage device by receiving power from the charging station 30 as will be described later.
- Connecting cable 20 supplies charging power to vehicle 10 from charging station 30 It is a power line for.
- the connection cable 20 is also used as a data communication medium between the charging station 30 and the vehicle 10.
- the charging station 30 is a facility for charging the power storage device of the vehicle 10 connected by the connection cable 20, and the vehicle 1 receives power from a commercial power system (not shown) via the connection cable 20. Supply to 0.
- the charging station 30 includes a deterioration evaluation device 3 2, a current sensor 3 4, and a voltage sensor 3 6.
- the current sensor 34 detects the current Is supplied from the charging station 30 to the vehicle 10.
- the voltage sensor 36 detects the voltage V s output from the charging station 30 to the vehicle 10.
- the deterioration evaluation device 3 2 uses the various data collected in the current sensor 3 4, the voltage sensor 3 6 and the vehicle 10 when the vehicle 10 is charged from the charging station 30 to The degradation state of the power storage device is evaluated.
- the server 40 has evaluation data for each vehicle type for evaluating the deterioration state of the power storage device of the vehicle that can be connected to the charging station 30. According to the request from the deterioration evaluation device 32, the charging station The evaluation data corresponding to the vehicle 10 connected to 30 is output to the degradation evaluation device 32. Note that the charging station 30 may have the evaluation data without providing the server 40.
- FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram of the degradation evaluation device 32 shown in FIG.
- degradation assessment device 32 includes a data acquisition unit 52, a degradation assessment unit 54, a storage unit 56, and a display unit 58.
- the data acquisition unit 5 2 acquires the current Is and the voltage V s from the current sensor 3 4 and the voltage sensor 3 6, respectively. Based on the connection state of the connection cable 20 and the acquired current Is and voltage V s, It is determined whether the vehicle 10 is charged from the charging station 30. Then, the data acquisition unit 52 receives the vehicle 10 via the connection cable 20 during a preset period (for example, a specified period after the specified time has elapsed since the start of charging) when the vehicle 10 is charged. Activates the flag FLG output to.
- the flag FLG is a signal for instructing to transmit various data collected for evaluating the deterioration state of the power storage device mounted on the vehicle 10 to the deterioration evaluation device 32.
- the collected data is, for example, installed in the vehicle 10 Power storage device voltage Vb, charging current Ib and temperature Tb.
- the data acquisition unit 52 receives a response signal ACK to the activation of the flag FLG from the vehicle 10 force, the data acquisition unit 52 acquires data transmitted from the vehicle 10 via the connection cable 20.
- the degradation evaluation unit 54 calculates the degradation data that can evaluate the degradation state of the power storage device of the vehicle 10 using the data acquired by the data acquisition unit 52. Specifically, the degradation evaluation unit 54 calculates the charging efficiency using the collected data acquired by the data acquisition unit 52.
- the charging efficiency is the ratio of the amount of power actually stored in the power storage device of the vehicle 10 to the amount of power supplied from the charging station 30 to the vehicle 10, and as the power storage device deteriorates. Charging efficiency decreases. .
- deterioration evaluation unit 54 acquires, from server 40, evaluation data for evaluating the deterioration state of the power storage device of vehicle 10 based on identification code ID of vehicle 10.
- the evaluation data includes a first charging efficiency level value indicating that the deterioration of the power storage device has progressed to a considerable extent, and a second charging efficiency level value indicating that an overhaul of the power storage device is required. including.
- the deterioration evaluation unit 54 outputs the calculated deterioration data and the evaluation data acquired from the server 40 to the storage unit 56 in association with the identification code ID of the vehicle 10 and the data collection date and time.
- the storage unit 56 is composed of a non-volatile memory. Each time the vehicle 10 is charged from the charging station 30, the storage unit 56 receives the deterioration data and the evaluation data received from the deterioration evaluation unit 54 and the identification code ID and the data collection date / time. Store in association with each other.
- the display unit 5 8 stores data corresponding to the vehicle 10 (including not only data at the time of current charging but also data at the time of past charging). Read from 6 and display the read data to the user.
- the display unit 58 predicts the future deterioration state based on the current and past charging data, and displays the prediction result. For example, it is possible to predict the future deterioration state by using a regression curve calculated by using the current and past charging data.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of deterioration evaluation displayed on display unit 58 shown in FIG.
- the vertical axis indicates charging during charging from charging station 30 to vehicle 10. It shows power efficiency, and the horizontal axis shows time (in days).
- the solid line shows the change in charging efficiency up to now, and the dotted line shows the change in future charging efficiency predicted based on the change in charging efficiency so far.
- Time t 0 corresponds to the current time.
- the first level LVL 1 and the second level LVL 2 correspond to the evaluation data acquired from the server 40, and the first level LVL 1 is a level indicating that the deterioration of the power storage device has progressed considerably.
- the second level LVL 2 indicates a level at which the storage device needs to be overhauled. Thereby, the user can recognize the deterioration state of the power storage device.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart for explaining the control structure of the deterioration evaluation apparatus 32 shown in FIG. The process of this flowchart is called from the main routine and executed at regular time intervals or whenever a predetermined condition is satisfied.
- the degradation evaluation device 32 determines whether the vehicle 10 is charged from 30 charging stations based on the connection state of the connection cable 20 and the detection values of the current sensor 34 and the voltage sensor 36. It is determined whether or not it is being performed (step S10). If degradation assessment device 32 determines that charging is not in progress (NO in step S10), the process proceeds to step S80.
- step S 10 determines whether or not to collect data for evaluating the deterioration state of the power storage device.
- Step S20 data collection is performed in a preset period (for example, a specified period after a specified time has elapsed since the start of charging).
- the degradation evaluation device 32 determines that data collection is to be performed (YES in step S20)
- the flag FLG is activated, and when the response signal ACK is activated, the degradation evaluation device 32 is mounted on the vehicle 10.
- the voltage Vb, charging current lb, and temperature Tb of the power storage device to be acquired are obtained from the vehicle 10 through the connection cable 20, and the current Is and the voltage Vs are obtained from the current sensor 34 and the voltage sensor 36, respectively (step S 30).
- the deterioration evaluation device 32 acquires the identification code ID of the vehicle 10 connected to the charging station 30 from the vehicle 10.
- it is determined in step S 20 that data collection is not to be performed NO in step S 20
- deterioration will occur.
- the evaluation device 32 advances the process to step S40.
- the degradation evaluation device 32 determines whether or not data collection has been completed (step S40). If degradation assessment device 32 determines that data collection has not been completed (NO in step S40), it proceeds to step S80.
- step S 40 if it is determined in step S 40 that data collection has been completed (YES in step S 40), degradation assessment device 32 acquires evaluation data corresponding to vehicle 10 from server 40 (step S 50).
- step S 50 When the evaluation data is acquired, deterioration evaluation device 32 evaluates the deterioration state of the power storage device of vehicle 10 using the data collected in step S30 (step S60). Specifically, deterioration evaluation device 32 uses the data collected in step S30 to calculate deterioration data (charging efficiency in the first embodiment) that can evaluate the deterioration state of the power storage device. -Then, the degradation evaluation device 32 displays the degradation data calculated in the current charging together with degradation data calculated in the past charging, future degradation prediction data, and evaluation data acquired from the server 40. Thus, the transition of the deterioration state of the power storage device is displayed to the user (step S70).
- FIG. 5 is a schematic configuration diagram of the vehicle 10 shown in FIG.
- vehicle 10 includes a power output device 1 1 0, a modem 1 3 0, a vehicle ECU (Electronic Control Unit) 140, power lines ACL 1 and ACL 2, and a connector 150.
- the power lines A C L 1 and A C L 2 correspond to the connection cable 20 shown in FIG.
- the power output device 1 10 outputs the driving force of the vehicle 10.
- the power output device 110 is a commercial power supplied to the power lines ACL 1 and AC L 2 from the charging station 30 (not shown) connected to the connector 150 when the signal AC from the vehicle ECU 140 is activated. Electric power (charging power) is converted to DC power to charge a power storage device (not shown). When charging the power storage device, power output device 110 charges the power storage device at a constant charging rate based on current command IR from vehicle ECU 140. The configuration of the power output apparatus 110 will be described later.
- the modem 130 is connected to the power line ACL 1, AC L 2 and is connected to the connector 150. This is a communication device for data communication via station 30 and power lines ACL 1 and ACL 2.
- the vehicle ECU 140 deactivates the signal AC output to the power output device 1 10 when the connector 150 is not connected to the charging station 30 and the vehicle can travel, and the power output device 1 Torque command values TR 1 and TR 2 of the motor generator included in 10 are generated, and the generated torque command values TR 1 and TR 2 are output to the power output device 110.
- the vehicle ECU 140 activates the signal AC and generates a current command IR that is a target value of the charging current from the charging station 30 when charging the power storage device in the power output device 110 from the charging station 30. And output to the power output device 1 10.
- vehicle ECU 140 outputs response signal ACK to charging station 30 via modem 130 when flag F LG received from modem 130 is activated by charging power storage device during charging of power storage device. . Then, vehicle ECU 140 collects voltage V b, charging current I b, and temperature Tb of the power storage device in motive power output device 110 and transmits it to charging station 30 via modem 130. The vehicle ECU 140 also transmits the identification code ID of the vehicle 10 to the charging station 30.
- FIG. 6 is a functional block diagram of power output apparatus 110 shown in FIG.
- power output device 110 includes an engine 204, motor generators MG 1 and MG 2, a power split mechanism 203, and wheels 202.
- the power output device 110 includes the power storage device B, the boost converter 210, the inverters 220 and 230, the MG—ECU 240, the capacitors CI and C 2, the positive lines PL 1 and PL 2, and the negative line NL. 1 and NL 2 are further included.
- power output device 110 further includes voltage sensors 252 and 258, current sensors 254 and 260, and temperature sensor 256.
- Power split device 203 is coupled to engine 204 and motor generators MG 1 and MG 2 to distribute power between them.
- the power split mechanism 203 has three rotating shafts: a sun gear, a planetary carrier, and a ring gear. Planetary gears can be used.
- the motor generator MG 1 operates as a generator driven by the engine 20 4, and is incorporated in the power output device 110 as a motor that can start the engine 20 4.
- the MG 2 is incorporated into the power output device 110 as a motor that drives the wheels 20 2 that are drive wheels.
- Each of motor generators MG 1 and MG 2 includes a Y-connected three-phase coil (not shown) as a stator coil.
- Power line A C L 1 is connected to neutral point N 1 of the three-phase coil of motor generator MG 1
- power line A C L 2 is connected to neutral point N 2 of the three-phase coil of motor generator MG 2.
- the power storage device B is a rechargeable DC power source, and is composed of, for example, a secondary battery such as nickel metal hydride ion. Power storage device B outputs DC power to boost converter 2 10. In addition, power storage device B is charged by receiving power output from boost converter 210.
- Capacitor C 1 smoothes the voltage fluctuation between positive line P L 1 and negative line N L 1.
- Boost converter 21 10 boosts the DC voltage received from power storage device B based on signal PWC from MG—ECU 2 40 and outputs the boosted voltage to positive line P L 2.
- boost converter 2 1 0 reduces the DC voltage received from inverters 2 2 0 and 2 3 0 via positive line PL 2 to the voltage level of power storage device B based on signal P WC to control power storage device B.
- Boost converter 2 10 is constituted by, for example, a step-up / down booster circuit.
- the capacitor C 2 smoothes the voltage fluctuation between the positive line P L 2 and the negative line N L 2.
- Inverter 2 20 converts dc voltage received from positive line PL 2 into a three-phase AC voltage based on signal P WM 1 from MG—ECU 2 40 0, and converts the converted three-phase AC voltage to motor generator MG. Output to 1.
- Inverter 2 2 0 receives the output of engine 2 0 4 and converts the three-phase AC voltage generated by motor generator MG 1 into a DC voltage based on signal PWM 1 and converts the converted DC voltage to the positive line. Output to PL 2.
- the inverter 2 3 0 converts the DC voltage received from the positive line PL 2 into a three-phase AC voltage based on the signal P WM 2 from the MG—ECU 2 40 and converts the converted three-phase AC Outputs voltage to motor generator MG 2. Thereby, motor generator MG2 is driven to generate a specified torque.
- Inverter 230 converts the three-phase AC voltage generated by motor generator MG 2 to the DC voltage based on signal PWM 2 and receives the rotational force from wheel 2 ⁇ 2 during regenerative braking of the vehicle. The DC voltage is output to the positive line PL2.
- Inverters 220 and 230 when charging power storage device B using commercial power supplied from charging station 30 (not shown), neutral point from charging station 30 via power lines AC LI and AC L 2 are used.
- the commercial power given to N 1 and N 2 is converted to DC power based on the signals PWM1 and PWM2, and the converted DC power is output to the positive line PL2.
- Motor generators MG 1 and MG2 are three-phase AC motors, for example, three-phase AC synchronous motors.
- Motor generator MG 1 generates a three-phase AC voltage using the output of engine 204, and outputs the generated three-phase AC voltage to inverter 220.
- Motor generator MG 1 generates driving force by the three-phase AC voltage received from inverter 220 and starts engine 204.
- Motor generator MG 2 generates vehicle driving torque by the three-phase AC voltage received from inverter 230.
- Motor generator MG 2 generates a three-phase AC voltage and outputs it to inverter 230 during regenerative braking of the vehicle.
- Voltage sensor 252 detects voltage Vb of power storage device B and outputs the detected value to vehicle ECU 140 (not shown).
- Current sensor 254 detects charging current lb of power storage device B and outputs the detected value to vehicle ECU 140.
- Temperature sensor 256 detects temperature Tb of power storage device B and outputs the detected value to vehicle ECU 140.
- the voltage sensor 258 detects the voltage V ac between the power lines AC L 1 and AC L 2 and outputs the detected value to the MG—ECU 240.
- the current sensor 260 flows to the power line AC L 2 The current I ac is detected and the detected value is output to the MG—ECU 240.
- MG-ECU 240 is a signal for driving boost converter 210 based on torque command values TR 1 and TR 2 from vehicle ECU 140 when signal AC from vehicle ECU 140 is deactivated. Generate signals PWM1 and PWM2 to drive PWC and inverters 220 and 230, respectively, and the generated signals PWC, PWM 1 and PWM2 are output to boost converter 210 and inverters 220 and 230, respectively.
- the MG-ECU 240 is a commercial power supplied from the charging station 30 to the neutral points N 1 and N 2 via the power lines AC L 1 and ACL 2 when the signal AC from the vehicle ECU 140 is activated. Are converted into DC power, and signals PWM1, PWM2, and PWC are generated to control inverters 220 and 230 and boost converter 210, respectively, so that power storage device B is charged.
- the MG-ECU 240 determines that the current supplied from the charging station 30 is based on the voltage V ac from the voltage sensor 258 and the current I ac from the current sensor 260 when the power storage device B is charged from the charging station 30. Inverters 220 and 230 are controlled to match the current command IR from 140 ECUs.
- FIG. 7 shows a zero-phase equivalent circuit of inverters 220 and 230 and motor generators M G 1 and MG 2 shown in FIG.
- inverters 220 and 230 which are three-phase inverters
- the three transistors in the upper arm can be regarded as the same switching state (all on or off), and the three transistors in the lower arm can be regarded as the same switching state. Therefore, in FIG.
- the three transistors of the upper arm of the inverter 220 are collectively shown as the upper arm 22 OA, and the three transistors of the lower arm of the inverter 220 are collectively shown as the lower arm 2 20 B. .
- the three transistors in the upper arm of inverter 230 are collectively shown as upper arm 23OA, and the three transistors in the lower arm of inverter 230 are collectively shown as lower arm 230B.
- this zero-phase equivalent circuit is composed of a single-phase PW M converter that inputs the commercial power of single-phase alternating current supplied to neutral points N 1 and N 2 via power lines ACL 1 and ACL2. You can see. Therefore, the zero voltage vector ⁇ / is changed in each of the inverters 220 and 230, and the inverters 220 and 230 are changed to a single-phase PWM controller. By switching control so that each phase arm of the inverter operates individually, AC commercial power input from power lines ACL 1 and ACL 2 can be converted to DC power and output to positive line PL 2.
- power storage device B in motive power output device 110 can be charged from charging station 30 connected to connector 1510.
- the charging current from the charging station 30 can be arbitrarily controlled based on the current command IR, but the vehicle ECU 14 0 is activated by the flag FLG received from the charging station 30 via the modem 1 3 0. While being activated, the current command IR is generated so that charging is performed at least at a constant charge rate.
- the vehicle ECU 1400 collects the voltage Vb, the charging current Ib, and the temperature Tb of the power storage device B, and sends the collected data to the modem 1300. Via the charging station 30.
- deterioration evaluation device 3 2 evaluates deterioration of power storage device B using data collected during charging of power storage device B from charging station 30. Degradation of power storage device B is evaluated using data collected under stable conditions. Therefore, according to the first embodiment, it is possible to reliably evaluate the deterioration of power storage device B mounted on vehicle 10. In addition, the deterioration of the power storage device B can be accurately evaluated.
- the deterioration of the power storage device B is evaluated at the charging station 30, it is possible to collectively manage evaluation data of various vehicles that can be connected to the charging station 30. it can. In addition, cost increases on the vehicle side can be suppressed.
- charging is performed as deterioration data that can evaluate the deterioration state of power storage device B.
- efficiency is used, other data can be used instead of charging efficiency.
- secondary batteries generally have the property that the temperature rises when fully charged, and the temperature rise during full charge increases as the deterioration progresses. Therefore, it is possible to collect the temperature Tb when the power storage device B is in a fully charged state and use the collected temperature Tb to evaluate the deterioration state of the power storage device B.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a deterioration evaluation displayed on the display unit in the first modification of the first embodiment.
- the vertical axis indicates temperature Tb when power storage device B is fully charged
- the horizontal axis indicates time (in days).
- the solid line shows the change in the temperature Tb at the time of full charge up to the present
- the dotted line shows the change in the temperature T b in the future that is predicted based on the change in the temperature T b at the time of full charge so far. Shows the transition.
- Time t0 corresponds to the present time.
- the first level LVL 1 and the second level LVL 2 correspond to the evaluation data obtained from the server 40, and the first level LVL 1 is a temperature indicating that the deterioration of the power storage device B is considerably advanced.
- the second level LVL 2 indicates the temperature at which the power storage device B needs to be overhauled. Thereby, the user can recognize the deterioration state of power storage device B.
- the voltage Vb of the power storage device B increases as the power storage device B is charged.
- the resistance loss increases due to the increase in internal resistance, so the rate of increase in the voltage Vb decreases. To do.
- resistance loss is proportional to the square of the charging current, the decrease in the rate of increase of voltage Vb becomes more pronounced as the charging rate increases. Therefore, the deterioration state of power storage device B can be evaluated based on the rate of increase of voltage Vb when power storage device B is charged from charging station 30.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a charging rate of power storage device B in the second modification of the first embodiment.
- vehicle 10 is typically charged at a charge rate of, for example, lAh (1 amp per hour).
- Vb of power storage device B reaches Vb 1
- charging station 30 activates flag FLG.
- car Both 10 raise the charge rate to a constant value (eg 2 Ah) higher than the specified value.
- Vb reaches Vb 2 (> Vb 1)
- the charging station 30 deactivates the flag FLG and returns the charging rate to 1 Ah.
- the charging station 30 takes the time during which the flag F LG is activated (the period during which the response signal ACK of the flag FL G is activated), that is, the time required for the voltage Vb to rise from Vb 1 to V b 2 ⁇ Time t is measured, and the deterioration state of power storage device B is evaluated based on the required time ⁇ t.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the degradation evaluation displayed on the display unit in the second modification of the first embodiment.
- the vertical axis represents time ⁇ t required for the voltage of power storage device B to rise from Vb 1 to Vb 2
- the horizontal axis represents time (in days).
- the solid line shows the change in the required time ⁇ t during the past and current charging
- the dotted line shows the change in the future required time ⁇ t predicted based on the change in the required time ⁇ t so far .
- Time t 0 corresponds to the current time.
- the first level LVL 1 and the second level LVL 2 correspond to the evaluation data acquired from the server 40, and the first level LVL 1 is a level indicating that the deterioration of the power storage device B has progressed considerably.
- the second level LVL 2 indicates a level that requires an overhaul of power storage device B. Thereby, the user can recognize the deterioration state of power storage device B.
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart for illustrating the control structure of the deterioration evaluation apparatus in Modification 2 of Embodiment 1. Note that the processing of this flowchart is also called from the main routine and executed at regular time intervals or whenever a predetermined condition is satisfied.
- this flowchart is different from the flowchart shown in FIG. 4 in that steps S 22, S 32, S 3 4, S42, S 44 are replaced with steps S 20, S 30, S 40. Including. That is, if it is determined in step S 10 that power storage device B is being charged (YES in step S 10), deterioration evaluation device 3 2 determines that voltage Vb of power storage device B is higher than Vb 1 and Vb 2 It is determined whether it is lower than (step S22). If degradation evaluation device 32 determines that voltage Vb is equal to or lower than Vb 1 or V b 2 (NO in step S 22), step S will be described later. Proceed to S42.
- step S 22 when it is determined in step S 22 that voltage Vb is higher than Vb 1 and lower than Vb 2 (YES in step S 22), deterioration evaluation device 32 activates flag F LG output to vehicle 10. To do. Then, vehicle 10 increases the charging rate of power storage device B from charging station 30 to a constant value higher than the specified value (step S 32). Then, the degradation evaluation device 32 counts the time during which the flag FLG is activated (that is, the time during which the charge rate is increasing) (step S34).
- the degradation evaluation device 32 determines whether or not the voltage Vb is equal to or higher than Vb 2 (step S42). If degradation evaluation device 32 determines that voltage Vb is lower than Vb 2 (NO in step S42), it proceeds to step S80. On the other hand, if it is determined in step S42 that the voltage Vb is equal to or higher than Vb 2 (YES in step S42), the deterioration evaluation device 32 determines the charging rate of the power storage device B from the charging station 30 force. Return to (Step S44). Then, the degradation evaluation device 32 advances the process to step S50.
- a constant charging condition (charging rate) is set when charging power storage device B from 30 charging stations, and power is stored based on data collected at that time.
- the degradation state of device B is evaluated. Therefore, according to the second modification, the deterioration of the power storage device B can be more accurately evaluated.
- the charging rate is increased during data collection, it is possible to accurately grasp the deterioration state of the power storage device B.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart for illustrating the control structure of the deterioration evaluation apparatus in Modification 3 of Embodiment 1. Note that the processing of this flowchart is also called from the main routine and executed at regular time intervals or whenever a predetermined condition is satisfied.
- this flowchart includes step S24 instead of step S20 in the flowchart shown in FIG. That is, when it is determined in step S 10 that power storage device B is being charged, degradation evaluation device 32 determines that temperature Tb of power storage device B is higher than threshold value T thi and threshold value T th 2 It is determined whether it is lower than ( ⁇ T thl) (step S 24).
- step S24 If degradation evaluation device 32 determines that temperature Tb is equal to or lower than threshold value T h h1 or higher than threshold value T t h 2 (NO in step S24), the process proceeds to step S40. On the other hand, if it is determined in step S 24 that temperature T b is higher than threshold value T th 1 and lower than threshold value T th 2 (YES in step S 24), deterioration evaluation device 32 Advances the process to step S30, and acquires the voltage Vb, the charging current Ib, and the temperature Tb of the power storage device mounted on the vehicle 10 from the vehicle 10 via the connection cable 20.
- FIG. 13 is a functional block diagram of the deterioration evaluation apparatus in Modification 4 of Embodiment 1. is there.
- degradation evaluation apparatus 3 2 A further includes data transmission unit 60 in the configuration of degradation evaluation apparatus 32 in Embodiment 1 shown in FIG.
- the data transmission unit 60 acquires the data displayed on the display unit 58 from the display unit 58, and converts the acquired data according to a preset conversion map.
- the data transmission unit 60 uses the conversion map prepared in advance to store the charging efficiency data of the power storage device B acquired from the display unit 58 as shown in FIG. Convert to possible time and travel distance.
- the data transmission unit 60 transmits data related to the travelable time and travelable distance of the vehicle 10 to the vehicle 10, and the travelable time and travelable distance are displayed to the user in the vehicle 10. .
- the evaluation result of the deterioration state of power storage device B is transmitted from charging station 30 to vehicle 10, and the evaluation result is displayed in vehicle 10. Is done. Therefore, according to the fourth modification, the user of vehicle 10 can be more strongly aware of the deterioration state of power storage device B.
- the user can select a charging mode for charging power storage device B from charging station 30 based on the result of deterioration evaluation displayed to the user. Specifically, the user can quickly charge power storage device B at the maximum charge rate, or low rate charge mode to charge power storage device B at a low charge rate that can suppress the progress of deterioration of power storage device B. Can be selected.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic configuration diagram of a vehicle 1 O A according to the second embodiment.
- vehicle 1 O A further includes a charging mode selection unit 160 in the configuration of vehicle 10 in the first embodiment shown in FIG.
- Charging mode selection unit 160 is an input device for the user to select the maximum charging mode or the low rate charging mode when charging power storage device B from charging station 30.
- the vehicle ECU 140 sets the current command IR to the maximum charging rate (eg, 2 A h). Then, power output device 1 1 0 is charged at its maximum charging rate from charging station 3 0 (not shown) connected to connector 1 5 0 to power storage device B (not shown). Charge the battery.
- the maximum charging rate eg, 2 A h
- vehicle ECU 140 sets current command IR to a low charging rate (for example, a charging rate lower than 1 Ah). Power output device 110 then charges power storage device B from charging station 30 at the low charge rate.
- a low charging rate for example, a charging rate lower than 1 Ah.
- the charging mode can be selected based on the user's judgment based on the evaluation result of the deterioration state of power storage device B, so that convenience is improved.
- the deterioration state of the power storage device B is evaluated at the charging station 30.
- all are performed on the vehicle side.
- FIG. 16 is a schematic configuration diagram of a vehicle in the third embodiment.
- vehicle 10 B does not include modem 130 in the configuration of vehicle 10 in the first embodiment shown in FIG. 5, but includes vehicle ECU 14 OA instead of vehicle ECU 140.
- the vehicle ECU 14 OA collects the voltage Vb, the charging current I b and the temperature Tb of the power storage device B when charging the power storage device B in the power output device 1 10 from the charging station 30 force connected to the connector 150. Collect the voltage Vac between the power line ACL 1 and AC L 2 and the current I ac flowing through the power line ACL 1 and AC L 2. Then, vehicle ECU 140A evaluates the deterioration state of power storage device B using the collected data, and displays the evaluation result for the user.
- vehicle ECU 14 OA The other functions of vehicle ECU 14 OA are the same as those of vehicle ECU 140 in the first embodiment shown in FIG.
- vehicle ECU 140 The other configuration of the vehicle 1 OB is the same as that of the vehicle 10.
- FIG. 17 is a functional block diagram of vehicle ECU 14 OA shown in FIG. In FIG. 17, only the functional portion related to the deterioration evaluation of power storage device B is shown.
- vehicle ECU 14 OA includes a charge control unit 172, a data collection unit 1 74, a deterioration evaluation unit 176, a storage unit 1 78, and a display unit 180.
- Charging control unit 172 charges power storage device B from charging station 30.
- the signal AC output to the power output device 1 1 0 is activated and the current command IR is output to the power output device 1 1 0.
- the charging control unit 1 7 2 instructs the data collection unit 1 74 to collect data when the power storage device B is charged from the charging station 30.
- the data collection unit 1 74 When the data collection unit 1 74 receives a data collection instruction from the charge control unit 1 7 2, it collects various data from the power output device 1 1 0. Specifically, data collection unit 1 74 collects voltage V b, charging current l b and temperature T b, and voltage V ac and current I ac of power storage device B.
- degradation evaluation unit 1 76 calculates the degradation data that can evaluate the degradation state of power storage device B using the collected data. Specifically, the degradation evaluation unit 1 76 calculates the charging efficiency using the data collected by the data collection unit 17 4. Then, the degradation evaluation unit 1 7 6 outputs the degradation data to the storage units 1 to 8.
- the storage unit 1 78 is composed of a non-volatile memory, and each time the vehicle 10 0 B is charged from the charging station 30, the deterioration data received from the deterioration evaluation unit 1 7 6 is associated with the data collection date and time.
- Storage unit 1 78 stores evaluation data for evaluating the deterioration state of power storage device B.
- the evaluation data may be stored in advance in the storage unit 1 78 or may be acquired from an external server.
- Display unit 180 reads out the deterioration data and evaluation data of power storage device B from storage unit 1 78 and displays the read data to the user.
- the display unit 180 also predicts the progress of future deterioration based on the current and past deterioration data, and displays the prediction result.
- the deterioration state of power storage device B mounted on vehicle 10 B can be reliably evaluated.
- the deterioration state of power storage device B can be accurately evaluated.
- the deterioration state of power storage device B is evaluated on the vehicle side, no special device is required outside vehicle 10 B. That is, a deterioration evaluation device is installed at the charging station. There is no need to prepare.
- the third embodiment corresponds to the first embodiment.
- Modifications 1 to 4 of the first embodiment and functions similar to those of the second embodiment may be realized on the vehicle side. That is, since the description is duplicated, a detailed description is omitted.
- Modification 1 of Embodiment 3 the temperature of power storage device B at the time of full charge is used instead of the charging efficiency, and the deterioration state of power storage device B is used. You can even rate it.
- the charge rate is increased to a constant value higher than a specified value, and the deterioration state of the power storage device B is determined based on the rate of increase of the voltage Vb of the power storage device B. May be evaluated.
- data collection may be executed when the environment during charging is a specified condition, and the deterioration state of power storage device B may be evaluated based on the collected data.
- the charge mode selection unit described in the second embodiment may be provided so that the user can select the quick charge mode or the low rate charge mode.
- the overall configuration of the deterioration evaluation system in the fourth embodiment is the same as that of the deterioration evaluation system 100 shown in FIG.
- FIG. 18 is a functional block diagram of the degradation evaluation apparatus in the fourth embodiment.
- deterioration evaluation device 3 2 B includes charging mode selection unit 6 2 and display control unit 6 4 in the configuration of deterioration evaluation device 3 2 in the first embodiment shown in FIG.
- a deterioration evaluation unit 5 4 A is included instead of the deterioration evaluation unit 5 4.
- Charging mode selection unit 62 is an input unit that allows the user to select a charging mode, set a charging rate, and start charging when charging power storage device B from charging station 30.
- the user charges at a normal charging rate in which charging is performed at a normal charging rate, and at a charging rate higher than the normal charging rate for the purpose of shortening the charging time.
- the quick charge mode in which Also, if the user selects the quick charge mode, In this case, the charge rate (for example, the charge current amount per unit time) can be set.
- the user can instruct the start of charging after connecting the connector of the vehicle 10 to the charging station 30.
- Charging mode selection unit 62 connects signal R instructing the charging rate at the time of charging from charging station 30 to power storage device B based on the selected charging mode and the set charging rate. Send to vehicle 10 via cable 20 (not shown). Specifically, charging mode selection unit 62 instructs vehicle 10 with a preset normal charging rate (for example, a predetermined value of 1 Ah or less) when normal charging mode is selected. In addition, charging mode selection unit 62 indicates to vehicle 10 the charging rate set by the user when quick charging mode is selected. When the charging rate is not specifically set by the user, charging mode selection unit 62 uses a preset quick charging rate (for example, the maximum charging rate that power storage device B can tolerate) to vehicle 10. To instruct.
- a preset normal charging rate for example, a predetermined value of 1 Ah or less
- the charging mode selection unit 62 transmits a signal ST instructing execution of charging to the vehicle 10 via the connection cable 20. Further, charging mode selection unit 62 outputs signal R to display control unit 64 and degradation evaluation unit 54 A, and outputs signal MD indicating the selected charging mode to display control unit 64.
- the display control unit 64 controls the display content of the display unit 58. Specifically, the display unit 5 8 displays the transition of the deterioration state of the power storage device B.
- the display control unit 6 4 corresponds to the vehicle 10 based on the identification code ID of the vehicle 10. Data is read from the storage unit 56 and displayed on the display unit 58. Then, when the signal MD indicates the normal charging mode, the display control unit 64 reads out the data when the vehicle 10 was previously charged in the normal charging mode from the storage unit 56, Based on the read data, the transition of the deterioration state when the future charging is performed in the normal charging mode is predicted. Then, the display control unit 64 displays the predicted deterioration state transition on the display unit 58 together with the past deterioration state transition read from the storage unit 56.
- the display control unit 6 4 stores data when charging has been performed in the past at the charging rate indicated by the signal R. Based on the read data, the transition of the deterioration state is predicted when future charging is performed in the quick charge mode. Then, the display control unit 64 displays the transition of the predicted deterioration state on the display unit 58 together with the transition of the past deterioration state.
- Deterioration evaluation unit 5 4 A calculates deterioration data that can evaluate the deterioration state of power storage device B of vehicle 10, using the data acquired by data acquisition unit 52. Then, deterioration evaluation unit 54 A outputs the calculated deterioration data to storage unit 56 in association with the charging rate at that time indicated by signal R.
- the other functions of the degradation evaluation unit 54 A are the same as those of the degradation evaluation unit 54 shown in FIG.
- the vehicle E C U 140 (FIG. 5) of the vehicle 10 that has received the signals R and ST generates a current command IR based on the signal R and activates the signal AC based on the signal ST. Thereby, charging of power storage device B is performed from charging station 30 at the charging rate indicated by signal R. .
- FIG. 19 is a flowchart for illustrating the control structure of deterioration evaluation apparatus 3 2 B in the fourth embodiment.
- the control structure of the portion related to the display of the deterioration state in the control performed by the deterioration evaluation device 3 2 B is shown.
- the control structure for data collection and degradation evaluation is the same as the control structure shown by the flowchart shown in Fig. 4.
- the process of this flowchart is also called from the main routine and executed at regular time intervals or whenever a predetermined condition is satisfied.
- degradation assessment device 3 2 B determines whether the user has selected normal charging mode or quick charging mode (step S 1 1 0).
- the deterioration evaluation device 3 2 B displays the transition of the deterioration state when charging is performed in the normal charging mode. (Step S 1 2 0). Specifically, the deterioration evaluation device 3 2 B reads out and displays data corresponding to the vehicle 10 from the storage unit and displays the transition of the deterioration state when performing future charging in the normal charging mode as past data. Predict and display based on
- step S 1 1 0 if it is determined in step S 1 1 0 that the quick charge mode is selected (“rapid” in step S 1 1 0), the degradation evaluation device 3 2 B uses the charge rate set by the user. Is read (step S 1 3 0). Depending on the user If the charge rate is not set, degradation assessment device 3 2 B sets a preset rapid charge rate. Then, deterioration evaluation device 3 2 B displays the transition of the deterioration state when charging is performed in the quick charge mode on the display unit (step S 1 4 0). Specifically, the degradation assessment device 3 2 B reads and displays data corresponding to the vehicle 10 from the storage unit and displays the transition of the degradation state when performing future charging in the quick charge mode as past data. Predict and display based on
- step S 1 5 0 When the deterioration state of power storage device B is displayed in step S 1 2 0 or S 1 4 0, deterioration evaluation device 3 2 B determines whether or not the user has instructed start of charging (step S 1 5 0). If it is determined that the start of charging has been instructed (YES in step S 1 5 0), deterioration evaluation device 3 2 B outputs a signal R for instructing a charging rate and a signal ST for instructing execution of charging to vehicle 10. (Step S 1 6 0). On the other hand, if it is determined in step S 1 5 0 that the start of charging has not been instructed (NO in step S 1 5 0), deterioration evaluation device 3 2 B performs step S 1600 without executing step S 1 60. The process is transferred to 1 7 0.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram showing an example of a display state when charging is performed in the quick charge mode.
- FIG. 20 shows a case where the charging efficiency is displayed as data that can evaluate the deterioration state of power storage device B.
- the solid line kl shows the transition of the charging efficiency up to the present
- the dotted line k 2 shows the expected future charging efficiency when charging at the charging rate set by the user. Shows the transition.
- a dotted line k 3 indicating the transition of charging efficiency when charging is performed at a charging rate lower than the charging rate set by the user, and a predetermined charging rate.
- the display state when charging is performed in the normal charging mode is as shown in FIG.
- the transition of the deterioration state when charging in the normal charge mode and the transition of the deterioration state when charging in the quick charge mode may be displayed on the same screen.
- a line indicating the transition of charging efficiency when charging in the normal charging mode and a line indicating the transition of charging efficiency when charging in the quick charging mode are used. May be displayed in different colors.
- the first level LVL 1 indicating that the deterioration state of the power storage device B has progressed to a considerable extent is displayed in yellow, for example, and the second level LVL 2 indicating the level where the overhaul of the power storage device B is required is indicated, for example It may be displayed in red so as to strongly alert the user of the deterioration state of power storage device B.
- FIG. 21 is a diagram showing an example of a display state during charging.
- area 6 6 displays the state of charge (SOC) of power storage device B, and the change in charging efficiency is linked to the change in SOC during charging displayed in area 66. Is displayed.
- Time to indicates the charging start time
- time t 1 indicates the current time.
- Time t2 indicates the expected charging completion time.
- a dotted line k 1 1 represents a transition of the charging efficiency predicted at the start of charging
- a solid line k 1 2 represents a transition of the actual charging efficiency from the time t 0 to the current time t 1.
- the solid line k 1 2 When the difference between the actual charging efficiency indicated by the solid line k 1 2 and the expected charging efficiency indicated by the dotted line k 1 1 exceeds a predetermined value, the solid line k 1 2 is displayed in red or blinking. For example, the user may be alerted.
- the data displayed on display unit 58 may be transmitted to vehicle 10 via connection cable 20, and the transition of the deterioration state of power storage device B may be displayed on the vehicle side. . Further, the data displayed on the display unit 58 may be output to the outside of the charging station 30 and displayed on a home personal computer or the like.
- the transition of the deterioration state of power storage device B when charging in the normal charging mode and the transition of the deterioration state when charging in the quick charging mode are displayed on the display unit. 5 Displayed in 8. Therefore, according to the fourth embodiment, the user determines the charging mode (and the charging rate) for charging the power storage device from charging station 30 in consideration of the deterioration state of power storage device B. be able to.
- the selection of the charging mode and the deterioration state of the power storage device B are displayed on the charging station 30 side. However, in the fifth embodiment, all are performed on the vehicle side.
- FIG. 22 is a schematic configuration diagram of a vehicle 10 C according to the fifth embodiment.
- vehicle 10 C is configured as vehicle 10 0 B in the third embodiment shown in FIG. , Further includes a charging mode selection unit 16OA and a display device 190, and includes a vehicle ECU 140B instead of the vehicle ECU 14OA.
- Charging mode selection unit 160 A has the same function as charging mode selection unit 160 shown in FIG. Charging mode selection unit 16OA then outputs signal MD indicating the selected charging mode and signal R indicating the charging rate to vehicle ECU 140B.
- Display device 190 receives display data from vehicle ECU 140 B and displays the transition of the deterioration state of power storage device B. Specifically, when the normal charging mode is selected, the display device 190 displays the transition of the deterioration state predicted when charging is performed in the normal charging mode together with the transition of the past deterioration state. In addition, when the rapid charge mode is selected, display device 190 displays the transition of the deterioration state predicted when charging is performed in the quick charge mode together with the transition of the past deterioration state.
- the actual display state when each charging mode is selected is as shown in Fig. 3 (in normal charging mode) and Fig. 20 (in quick charging mode).
- FIG. 23 is a functional block diagram of vehicle ECU 14 OB shown in FIG.
- vehicle ECU 140B is replaced with charge control unit 1 72, deterioration evaluation unit 1 76, and display unit 180 in the configuration of vehicle ECU 14 OA in the third embodiment shown in FIG. , Charging control unit 172 A, deterioration evaluation unit 176 A and display control unit 182.
- the charge control unit 1 72 A is preset with a current command IR output to the power output device 110 when the signal MD from the charge mode selection unit 160 A (not shown) indicates the normal charge mode. Set to the normal charging rate.
- charge control unit 172A sets current command I R based on the charge rate indicated by signal R from charge mode selection unit 160A.
- the other functions of charge control unit 172A are the same as those of charge control unit 172 in the third embodiment shown in FIG.
- degradation evaluation unit 1 76 A calculates degradation data that can evaluate the degradation state of power storage device B using the collected data. Then, the deterioration evaluation unit 176 A uses the calculated deterioration data as a signal. The information is output to the It section 1 7 8 in association with the charging rate at that time shown.
- the other functions of degradation assessment unit 1 76 A are the same as degradation assessment unit 1 76 shown in Fig. 17.
- the display control unit 1 8 2 has the same function as the display control unit 64 shown in FIG. Display control unit 1 8 2 outputs data indicating the transition of the deterioration state of power storage device B to display device 1 90.
- the data displayed on the display device 190 is transmitted to the charging station 30 via the connection cable 20 and the transition of the deterioration state of the power storage device B is displayed on the charging station side. May be.
- the display data may be further output from the charging station 30 to the outside and displayed on a personal computer in the home.
- this fifth embodiment can provide the same effects as those of the fourth embodiment. Further, since the deterioration state of power storage device B is evaluated and displayed on the vehicle side, it is not necessary to provide a special device outside the vehicle.
- the deterioration state of power storage device B is evaluated using the temperature of power storage device B at the time of full charge instead of the charging efficiency.
- the evaluation data may be displayed on the display unit 58 or the display device 190.
- data collection is performed when the environment during charging is a specified condition, the deterioration state of power storage device B is evaluated based on the collected data, and the evaluation data is It may be displayed on the display unit 58 or the display device 190.
- the power storage device B of the vehicles 10 0, 10 A to l 0 C is charged from the charging station 30, but the vehicles 10 0, 10 A to 10 C Alternatively, power may be reversely flowed from the vehicle to the charging station 30, or power may be supplied from the vehicles 10, 10 A to 10 C to the electric load connected to the connector 15 50. And when power is supplied from the vehicles 10 and 10 A to l 0 C to the charging station 30 or the electric load, the vehicle 10 0 and 1 ° A to l 0 C are compared with the time when the vehicle is traveling.
- power storage device B Since the environment (temperature, etc.) of power storage device B is stable, and the power supply conditions from power storage device B can be set to some extent freely, charging from vehicles 10 and 10 A to 10 C Data of power storage device B may be collected at the time of power supply to the stage 30 or the electrical load, and deterioration of the power storage device B may be evaluated based on the collected data.
- the zero-phase equivalent circuit includes a single-phase PWM inverter that generates a single-phase AC voltage at neutral points N 1 and N2 using a DC voltage supplied from positive line PL 2. You can also see it. Therefore, by changing the zero voltage vector in each of the inverters 320 and 330 and performing switching control so that the inverters 320 and 330 operate as respective phase arms of the single-phase PWM inverter, the positive line PL 2 Can be converted into AC power and output to the power lines AC L 1 and ACL 2.
- the vehicles 10, 10A to 10C include the motor generators MG1, MG2, and when the power is exchanged with the charging station 30, the motor generators MG1, 1 ⁇ ! 02 It is assumed that power is input / output via neutral point ⁇ [1, N 2, but there is a separate inverter for power transfer between power storage device B and connector 150 connected to charging station 30. You may prepare.
- the vehicles 10, 10A to 10C are hybrid vehicles equipped with an engine and a motor generator as power sources.
- the vehicle is equipped with a power storage device, and the power storage device and a power source or electricity outside the vehicle. Any device configured to be able to exchange power with the load may be used.
- the degradation evaluation devices 32, 32 A, 32B and the vehicle ECU 1 4 0, 1 4 OA, 1 4 0 B i are actually processed by a CPU (Central Processing Unit).
- the CPU reads a program including each step of the flowchart from a ROM (Read Only Memory), executes the read program, and executes processing according to the flowchart. Therefore, the ROM corresponds to a computer (CPU) readable recording medium in which a program including the steps of the flowchart is recorded.
- each of deterioration evaluation devices 32, 32A, 32B and vehicle ECU 14 OA, 140B corresponds to the “deterioration evaluation device” in this invention
- motor generators MG1, MG2, inverter 220, 230 and booster comparator 210 form the “power converter” in this invention
- power line AC L 1, ACL 2 and connector 150 form a “connection device” in the present invention
- MG—ECU 240 corresponds to the “control device” in the present invention.
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