A fast diagnostic method based on Boosting and big data is proposed to address the low accuracy and efficiency of fault diagnosis in new energy vehicle power batteries. Boosting is a machine learning technique that combines multiple weak learners into a strong learner.
Traditional FDM falls far short of the expected results and cannot meet the requirements. Therefore, the fault diagnosis model based on WOA-LSTM algorithm proposed in the study can improve the safety of the power battery of new energy battery vehicles and reduce the probability of safety accidents during the driving process of new energy vehicles.
Extensive testing with real-world data demonstrates the potential for accurate battery cell failure diagnosis and thermal runaway cell localization. Recently, a research introduces a real-time fault detection method using Hausdorff distance and modified Z-score, particularly for internal short-circuit faults in battery packs.
The power battery is one of the important components of New Energy Vehicles (NEVs), which is related to the safe driving of the vehicle (He and Wang 2023). Therefore, accurate diagnosis of power battery faults is an important aspect of battery safety management. At present, FDM still has the problem of inaccurate diagnosis and large errors.
Overall, WOA-LSTM could improve the accuracy of power battery fault diagnosis, thereby enhancing battery safety. However, this study only conducted experiments on one type of power battery, and whether this model is applicable to other types of power batteries still needs to be examined.
One notable study introduces a multi-fault detection method using a category-reinforced domain adaptation neural network for series-connected battery packs . This approach diagnoses diverse fault types, including voltage imbalance, internal short circuits, and sensor faults, among others.
In order to monitor the health status and service life of the battery, the team of Samanta designed a battery safety fault diagnosis model based on artificial neural network and support vector machine (Samanta et al. 2021). We compared the model with other models. The results showed that the fault detection accuracy of the model reached 87.6%.
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