ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CORRECTING STATE OF CHARGE VALUE THEREOF

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD

The embodiments relate to the field of energy technologies, and to an energy storage system and a method for correcting a state of charge value thereof.

BACKGROUND

An electrochemical energy storage unit, represented by a lithium-ion battery, can store and release electrical energy between a power generation side, a power grid side, and a user side, to function as buffering, and has functions, such as peak shaving and valley filling, peak and frequency regulation, and cooperation with new energy for power generation and grid connection. A lithium-ion battery of a lithium-iron phosphate system is a lithium battery energy storage system that is most commonly used in power station energy storage because of high safety. To ensure a service life and safety of the electrochemical energy storage unit, power scheduling and current regulation need to be performed based on a state of charge (SOC) of an energy storage unit. However, the SOC of the energy storage unit cannot be directly acquired and measured in real time by using a sensor, and can only be estimated based on other parameters of the energy storage unit. Accurate estimation of the SOC of the energy storage unit not only avoids overcharge, overdischarge, or the like, but also is important for achieving optimal performance of the energy storage unit.

In an energy storage system, a battery management unit estimates the SOC of the energy storage unit through ampere-hour accumulation calculation. Specifically, the battery management unit obtains an initial SOC value during startup, and performs accumulation or subtraction based on the initial SOC value according to parameters, such as a current and a sampling frequency, in a running process, to obtain an estimated SOC value. However, sampling has a deviation. A longer duration of the ampere-hour accumulation calculation indicates a larger accumulated deviation of the estimated SOC value.

In a related technology, the energy storage system needs to be first shut down, and the SOC of the energy storage unit in the energy storage system is corrected. In this case, the SOC of the energy storage unit cannot be corrected in a running process of the energy storage system, affecting availability and cost of the energy storage system.

SUMMARY

Embodiments provide an energy storage system and a method for correcting a state of charge value thereof, to correct a state of charge value of an energy storage unit in a running process of the energy storage system. This increases accuracy of the state of charge value of the energy storage unit, and further improves performance of the energy storage system.

According to a first aspect, an embodiment provides an energy storage system. The energy storage system may include a plurality of energy storage units that are connected in parallel, a battery management unit, and a power scheduling unit. The battery management unit is configured to send parameter information of each of the energy storage units to the power scheduling unit. The parameter information includes an accumulated running duration and an accumulated power-off duration of the energy storage unit from a last correction time to a current time, and a current state of charge value of the energy storage unit. The power scheduling unit is configured to: determine, based on accumulated running durations and accumulated power-off durations of the energy storage units, a target energy storage unit requiring correction from the energy storage units, where an accumulated running duration of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a first time threshold, or an accumulated power-off duration of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a second time threshold; and deliver a power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit, to control the target energy storage unit to receive charging power or output discharging power. The battery management unit is further configured to: monitor a voltage and a state of charge value of the target energy storage unit; and correct the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit when the voltage or the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit meets a specified condition.

In the energy storage system provided in this embodiment, the power scheduling unit may determine, based on the accumulated running durations and the accumulated power-off durations of the energy storage units, the target energy storage unit requiring correction. The target energy storage unit is an energy storage unit whose accumulated running duration is greater than or equal to a first time threshold, or an energy storage unit whose accumulated power-off duration is greater than or equal to a second time threshold. In other words, the target energy storage unit is an energy storage unit that runs for a long time or is left unused for a long time. These target energy storage units have been in a voltage plateau region for a long time. The power scheduling unit may deliver the power scheduling instruction to control the target energy storage unit to receive the charging power or output the discharging power. In this way, the target energy storage unit is departed from the voltage plateau region, and the energy storage units reach an end of charge or discharge at which a state of charge value can be corrected. When detecting that the voltage or the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit meets the specified condition, the battery management unit corrects the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit, to correct a state of charge value of the energy storage unit. In addition, in this embodiment, the state of charge value may be corrected in a running process of the energy storage system, without shutting down the energy storage system. In this way, the state of charge value is corrected while availability and cost of the energy storage system are ensured, thereby increasing accuracy of the state of charge value of the energy storage unit, and further improving performance of the energy storage system.

In a possible implementation, the energy storage system further includes a plurality of direct current-to-direct current converters that are respectively connected to the energy storage units. The power scheduling unit is further configured to deliver the power scheduling instruction to the battery management unit. The battery management unit is further configured to: control, according to the power scheduling instruction, the direct current-to-direct current converters to output the discharging power to the respectively connected energy storage units, or receive the charging power of the respectively connected energy storage units. This further helps control the target energy storage unit to be charged or discharged.

In a possible implementation, the power scheduling unit is further configured to:

determine a correction manner of the target energy storage unit based on the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit, where if the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a first threshold, the correction manner of the target energy storage unit is charging-based correction; or if the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit is less than or equal to a second threshold, the correction manner of the target energy storage unit is discharging-based correction.

When delivering the power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit, to control the target energy storage unit to receive the charging power or output the discharging power, the power scheduling unit is configured to:

deliver the power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit, to control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to receive the charging power and control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to output the discharging power.

In this embodiment, before delivering the power scheduling instruction, the power scheduling unit first determines a correction manner of target energy storage units requiring correction, and subsequently delivers different power scheduling instructions based on different correction manners of the target energy storage units, to control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to receive the charging power and control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to output the discharging power, thereby increasing a speed of a correction process. If the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to the first threshold, the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit is higher, and the target energy storage unit easily reaches an end of charge. Therefore, a charging-based correction manner is used to perform correction for the target energy storage unit, so that the target energy storage unit can be quickly departed from the voltage plateau region. If the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit is less than or equal to the second threshold, the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit is lower, and the target energy storage unit easily reaches an end of discharge. Therefore, a discharging-based correction manner is used to perform correction for the target energy storage unit, so that the target energy storage unit can be quickly departed from the voltage plateau region.

During different implementation, the first threshold may range from 30% to 70%. For example, the first threshold may be 50%. The second threshold may range from 20% to 60%. For example, the second threshold may be 50%. Optionally, the first threshold may be equal to or not equal to the second threshold, and the first threshold may be greater than or equal to the second threshold. Alternatively, the first threshold may be less than the second threshold, and values of the first threshold and the second threshold may be determined based on an actual requirement.

In some embodiments, the first threshold may be greater than the second threshold. For example, the first threshold may be 60%, and the second threshold may be 40%. In this case, an energy storage unit whose state of charge value is greater than the first threshold uses a charging manner, and an energy storage unit whose state of charge value is less than the second threshold uses a discharging manner. An energy storage unit whose state of charge value is between the second threshold and the first threshold may not participate in correction, so that a quantity of target energy storage units requiring correction may be reduced. When an external load has a charging requirement or a discharging requirement subsequently, these energy storage units may meet the charging requirement or the discharging requirement of the external load.

Further, the first threshold may also be less than or equal to the second threshold. For example, the first threshold may be 40%, and the second threshold may be 50%. In this case, all energy storage units requiring correction may participate in correction. The energy storage unit whose state of charge value is between the first threshold and the second threshold may use charging-based correction or discharging-based correction.

In actual application, a voltage and a state of charge value of an energy storage unit are positively correlated. In a charging process, as the state of charge value increases, the voltage of the energy storage unit gradually increases. In a discharging process, as the state of charge value decreases, the voltage of the energy storage unit gradually decreases. Therefore, whether the energy storage unit reaches an end of charge or discharge may be determined by determining whether the voltage or the state of charge value of the energy storage unit meets the specified condition. For example, the specified condition may be the following: a voltage of the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction is greater than a first voltage threshold; or a state of charge value of the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction is greater than a third threshold; or a voltage of the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction is less than a second voltage threshold; or a state of charge value of the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction is less than a fourth threshold. The first voltage threshold ranges from 3.32 V to 3.4 V. The second voltage threshold ranges from 2.5 V to 3.2 V. The third threshold ranges from 90% to 96%. The fourth threshold ranges from 15% to 20%.

In a possible implementation, the correction of the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit by the battery management unit meets the following formula:

SOC
_w
,=SOC
_w−1
+A+K*(U₁−U₂)

SOC_w, represents a corrected state of charge value, w represents a quantity of sampling periods, SOC_w−1represents a state of charge value in a previous sampling period, A represents an ampere-hour integral between two sampling periods, K represents a convergence coefficient, U₁represents a current voltage of the target energy storage unit, U₂represents a table lookup voltage, and the table lookup voltage is obtained based on SOC_w−1and a correspondence between a state of charge value and a voltage.

In a running process, the battery management unit may perform accumulation or subtraction based on an initial state of charge value according to parameters, such as a current and a sampling frequency, to obtain an estimated state of charge value. Therefore, the battery management unit may monitor the state of charge value of each energy storage unit in real time. When detecting that the voltage or the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit meets the specified condition, the battery management unit may correct the current state of charge value based on the state of charge value SOC_w−1in the previous sampling period, the ampere-hour integral A between the previous sampling period and a current sampling period, and a difference between the current voltage U₁of the target energy storage unit and the table lookup voltage U₂, to obtain the corrected state of charge SOC_w.

In a possible implementation, the battery management unit is further configured to: monitor whether the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction reaches a full-charge determining condition; and correct the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit that reaches the full-charge determining condition to a first state of charge value. For example, the first state of charge value may be 100%. Additionally, the first state of charge value may also be another value. This is not limited herein. The full-charge determining condition is that the voltage of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a charge cut-off voltage; or the full-charge determining condition is that a current of the target energy storage unit is less than or equal to a specified current threshold.

Before the voltage of the target energy storage unit reaches the charge cut-off voltage, the target energy storage unit is charged in a constant current manner. After the voltage of the target energy storage unit reaches the charge cut-off voltage, the target energy storage unit continues to be charged in a constant voltage manner. In a process of charging at the constant voltage, a charging current gradually decreases. When the charging current is less than the specified current threshold, the target energy storage unit reaches a full-charge state. Therefore, the battery management unit may monitor the voltage and the current of the target energy storage unit to determine whether the target energy storage unit reaches the full-charge determining condition.

In other words, in this embodiment, the power scheduling unit delivers the power scheduling instruction, to control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to receive the charging power. In a charging process, the battery management unit monitors the voltage, the current, and the state of charge value of each target energy storage unit. When it is detected that the voltage or the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction meets the specified condition, that is, it is detected that the voltage of the target energy storage unit is greater than the first voltage threshold; or when the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit is greater than the third threshold, the battery management unit determines that the energy storage unit reaches an end of charge and corrects a current state of charge value of the target energy storage unit. In a process in which the target energy storage unit continues to be charged, when detecting that the target energy storage unit reaches the full-charge determining condition, that is, detecting that the voltage of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to the charge cut-off voltage or detecting that the current of the target energy storage unit is less than or equal to the specified current threshold, the battery management unit corrects the current state of charge value of the target energy storage unit to the first state of charge value, thereby further increasing accuracy of the state of charge value of the energy storage unit.

In a possible implementation, the power scheduling unit is further configured to:

determine a priority sequence of target energy storage units requiring charging-based correction, where a larger state of charge value of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; if at least two target energy storage units have a same state of charge value, a longer accumulated power-off duration of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; if the at least two target energy storage units have a same accumulated power-off duration, a longer accumulated running duration of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; and if the at least two target energy storage units have a same accumulated running duration, a larger physical address of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority;

determine a priority sequence of target energy storage units requiring discharging-based correction, where a smaller state of charge value of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; if at least two target energy storage units have a same state of charge value, a longer accumulated power-off duration of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; if the at least two target energy storage units have a same accumulated power-off duration, a longer accumulated running duration of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; and if the at least two target energy storage units have a same accumulated running duration, a larger physical address of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; and

allocate power to the target energy storage units based on the correction manner and the priority sequence of the target energy storage units.

In actual application, total power that can be scheduled by the power scheduling unit in the energy storage system is fixed. In addition, there may be a plurality of target energy storage units in the energy storage system. For a charging-based correction manner, a target energy storage unit with a larger state of charge value completes correction in a shorter time. If the charging power is preferentially allocated to a target energy storage unit with a smaller state of charge value, the target energy storage unit with the larger state of charge value may need to wait due to insufficient power allocation. Consequently, a total time of charging-based correction is relatively long. Therefore, in this embodiment, for the charging-based correction manner, the power scheduling unit preferentially allocates the power to a target energy storage unit with a higher state of charge value. For a discharging-based correction manner, the power scheduling unit preferentially allocates the power to a target energy storage unit with a lower state of charge value. In this way, the power of the energy storage system can be properly allocated, and a correction speed of the energy storage system is accelerated.

For target energy storage units with a same state of charge value, the power scheduling unit may preferentially allocate the power to a target energy storage unit with a relatively long accumulated power-off duration. Compared with a target energy storage unit with a relatively short accumulated power-off duration, the target energy storage unit with the relatively long accumulated power-off duration has a greater deviation of a state of charge value and correction needs to be performed as soon as possible. Similarly, for target energy storage units with a same accumulated power-off duration, the power scheduling unit may preferentially allocate the power to a target energy storage unit with a relatively long accumulated running duration. This is also because the target energy storage unit with the relatively long accumulated running duration has a greater deviation of a state of charge value and correction needs to be performed as soon as possible. For target energy storage units with a same state of charge value, a same accumulated power-off duration, and a same accumulated running duration, the power scheduling unit may allocate the power in descending order of physical addresses. A physical address may identify a target energy storage unit. Therefore, the power scheduling unit allocates the power based on the physical address, and correction may be performed for the target energy storage unit in an orderly manner. However, the power scheduling unit may also allocate the power in ascending order of physical addresses. This is not limited herein.

In a possible implementation, to prevent a process of correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit from affecting the charging requirement or the discharging requirement of the external load, before determining the correction manner of the target energy storage unit, the power scheduling unit is further configured to determine that an external load that is electrically connected to the energy storage system has no charging requirement or discharging requirement. In other words, only when it is determined that the external load has no charging requirement or discharging requirement, the power scheduling unit starts a related procedure of correction for the target energy storage unit, to avoid that a correction process affects energy supply of the energy storage system to the external load.

In a possible implementation, the power scheduling unit is further configured to: in a process in which charging-based correction or discharging-based correction is performed for the target energy storage unit, determine whether the external load generates a charging requirement or a discharging requirement; and if it is determined that the external load generates the charging requirement, control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to continue to receive the charging power and control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to stop outputting the discharging power; if it is determined that the external load generates the discharging requirement, control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to continue to output the discharging power and control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to stop receiving the charging power; or if it is determined that the external load has no charging requirement or discharging requirement, control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to continue to receive the charging power and control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to continue to output the discharging power.

In this embodiment, in a process of charging-based correction or discharging-based correction, the power scheduling unit determines whether the external load generates the charging requirement or the discharging requirement. That is, the power scheduling unit can monitor the charging requirement or the discharging requirement of the external load. When detecting that the external load generates the charging requirement or the discharging requirement, the power scheduling unit provides related power for the external load to meet a requirement of the external load, to prevent a correction process of the target energy storage unit from affecting energy supply of the energy storage system to the external load. For example, when the external load generates the charging requirement, the charging-based correction process is consistent with the requirement of the external load. Therefore, the power scheduling unit may control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to continue to receive the charging power. However, the discharging-based correction process is inconsistent with the requirement of the external load. To avoid affecting the energy storage unit to supply energy to the external load, the power scheduling unit may control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to stop outputting the discharging power, to preferentially meet the requirement of the external load. Similarly, when the external load generates the discharging requirement, to preferentially meet the requirement of the external load, the power scheduling unit may control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to continue to output the discharging power and control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to stop receiving the charging power.

In a possible implementation, the power scheduling unit is configured to: if it is determined that the external load generates the charging requirement, control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to continue to receive the charging power and control the target energy storage unit whose state of charge value is less than a fifth threshold to stop outputting and inputting power. The fifth threshold is less than the second threshold. For example, the fifth threshold may be 20%. Further, the fifth threshold may also be another value less than the second threshold. This is not limited herein. When the external load generates the charging requirement, because the discharging-based correction process is inconsistent with the requirement of the external load, the discharging-based correction process needs to be interrupted. The power scheduling unit controls target energy storage units whose state of charge values are less than the fifth threshold to stop outputting and inputting the power. That is, the target energy storage units whose state of charge values are lower do not participate in the charging process. In this way, discharging-based correction may continue to be performed for these target energy storage units in a subsequent correction process.

If it is determined that the external load generates the discharging requirement, the power scheduling unit controls the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to continue to output the discharging power and control the target energy storage unit whose state of charge value is greater than a sixth threshold to stop outputting and inputting power. The sixth threshold is greater than the first threshold. For example, the sixth threshold may be 80%. Additionally, the sixth threshold may also be another value greater than the first threshold. This is not limited herein. When the external load generates the discharging requirement, because the charging-based correction process is inconsistent with the external requirement, the charging-based correction process needs to be interrupted. The power scheduling unit controls target energy storage units whose state of charge values are greater than the sixth threshold to stop outputting and inputting the power. That is, the target energy storage units whose state of charge values are higher do not participate in the discharging process. In this way, charging-based correction may continue to be performed for these target energy storage units in a subsequent correction process.

In this embodiment, a correction process of the energy storage system may be implemented in a plurality of manners. Details are as follows:

Implementation 1

In target energy storage units, if a correction manner of one part of the target energy storage units is charging-based correction and a correction manner of the other part of the target energy storage units is discharging-based correction, the power scheduling unit delivers the power scheduling instruction to each of the target energy storage units, to transmit, to the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction, the discharging power output by the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction. In this way, energy between each target energy storage unit in the energy storage system is transferred, so that the target energy storage unit requiring correction may be departed from the voltage plateau region, providing a necessary condition for correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit. In addition, the energy storage system can also complete a process of correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit without a power requirement of the external load. Further, in a correction process of the energy storage system, the energy storage system may output power to the external load, or may receive power from the external load. In addition, in the correction process of the energy storage system, an energy storage unit requiring no correction may perform energy interaction with the external load, and a target energy storage unit for which correction is being performed may also perform energy interaction with the external load.

Implementation 2

If the correction manner of all the target energy storage units is charging-based correction, the power scheduling unit controls an energy storage unit requiring no correction to output the discharging power. In this way, energy between each energy storage unit in the energy storage system is transferred, so that a target energy storage unit requiring correction may be departed from the voltage plateau region, providing a necessary condition for correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit. In addition, the energy storage system can also complete a process of correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit without a power requirement of the external load.

Implementation 3

If the correction manner of all target energy storage units is discharging-based correction, the power scheduling unit controls an energy storage unit requiring no correction to receive the charging power. In this way, energy between each energy storage unit in the energy storage system is transferred, so that a target energy storage unit requiring correction may be departed from the voltage plateau region, providing a necessary condition for correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit. In addition, the energy storage system can also complete a process of correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit without a power requirement of the external load.

According to a second aspect, an embodiment further provides a method for correcting a state of charge value of an energy storage system. The energy storage system includes a plurality of energy storage units that are connected in parallel, a battery management unit, and a power scheduling unit.

The foregoing method for correcting the state of charge value may include:

the battery management unit sends parameter information of each of the energy storage units to the power scheduling unit, where the parameter information includes an accumulated running duration and an accumulated power-off duration of the energy storage unit from a last correction time to a current time, and a current state of charge value of the energy storage unit;

the power scheduling unit determines, based on accumulated running durations and accumulated power-off durations of the energy storage units, a target energy storage unit requiring correction from the energy storage units, where an accumulated running duration of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a first time threshold, or an accumulated power-off duration of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a second time threshold;

the power scheduling unit delivers a power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit, to control the target energy storage unit to receive charging power or output discharging power; and the battery management unit monitors a voltage and a state of charge value of target energy storage units; and corrects the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit when the voltage or the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit meets a specified condition.

In this embodiment, for a specific implementation process of the foregoing method for correcting the state of charge value, refer to the implementation of the energy storage system. Details are not described again.

According to a third aspect, an embodiment further provides a method for correcting a state of charge value of an energy storage system. The method is performed in a power scheduling unit in the energy storage system. The correction method may include:

receiving sent parameter information of each of energy storage units from a battery management unit, where the parameter information includes an accumulated running duration and an accumulated power-off duration of the energy storage unit from a last correction time to a current time, and a current state of charge value of the energy storage unit;

determining, based on accumulated running durations and accumulated power-off durations of the energy storage units, a target energy storage unit requiring correction from the energy storage units, where an accumulated running duration of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a first time threshold, or an accumulated power-off duration of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a second time threshold; and

delivering a power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit, to control the target energy storage unit to receive charging power or output discharging power, so that the battery management unit monitors a voltage and a state of charge value of target energy storage units; and correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit when the voltage or the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit meets a specified condition.

In this embodiment, for implementation of the correction method performed in the power scheduling unit, refer to the implementation of the energy storage system. Details are not described again.

According to a fourth aspect, an embodiment further provides a method for correcting a state of charge value of an energy storage system. The method is performed in a battery management unit in the energy storage system. The correction method may include:

sending parameter information of each of energy storage units to a power scheduling unit, where the parameter information includes an accumulated running duration and an accumulated power-off duration of the energy storage unit from a last correction time to a current time, and a current state of charge value of the energy storage unit; and

monitoring a voltage and a state of charge value of target energy storage units; and correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit when the voltage or the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit meets a specified condition.

In this embodiment, for implementation of the correction method performed in the battery management unit, refer to the implementation of the energy storage system. Details are not described again.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an architecture of an energy storage system according to an embodiment;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of another architecture of an energy storage system according to an embodiment;

FIG. 3 is a schematic flowchart of a method for correcting a state of charge value according to an embodiment;

FIG. 4A, FIG. 4B, and FIG. 4C are another schematic flowchart of a method for correcting a state of charge value according to an embodiment;

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of an energy storage system in a correction process according to Implementation 1;

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of an energy storage system after correction;

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of an energy storage system in a correction process according to Implementation 2; and

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of an energy storage system in a correction process according to Implementation 3.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

In an energy storage system, a state of charge (SOC) and a voltage of an energy storage unit are positively correlated. In other words, a larger SOC indicates a larger voltage. A voltage correction method may be used to correct an estimated SOC value. However, the SOC and the voltage of the energy storage unit do not have a linear relationship. In a relationship curve between the SOC and the voltage, there is a long and smooth voltage plateau region. The voltage plateau region means that in a large range of about 25% to 85% for the SOC, a voltage change is very small. The relationship curve between the SOC and the voltage is very flat in the range. A same voltage in the voltage plateau region may correspond to a plurality of SOCs. Therefore, the estimated SOC value cannot be corrected in the voltage plateau region. Instead, the estimated SOC value needs to be corrected at an end of charge or discharge, that is, when the SOC is higher or lower.

However, in an actual application scenario, because a probability of occurrence of a charging scheduling instruction is basically the same as a probability of occurrence of a discharging scheduling instruction, it is rare that the energy storage unit is unidirectionally charged or discharged for a long time. In other words, the energy storage unit often runs in the voltage plateau region, and the energy storage unit cannot reach the end of charge or discharge. Consequently, the estimated SOC value of the energy storage unit cannot be corrected for a long time, SOC accuracy of the energy storage unit becomes increasingly low, and finally the SOC cannot provide reference, affecting power supply performance of the energy storage system.

In the related technology, after the energy storage system runs for a period of time, the energy storage system needs to be manually shut down, and the energy storage unit in the energy storage system is manually controlled to be fully charged or fully discharged once, to complete SOC correction of the energy storage unit. Then, the energy storage system is manually controlled to start up and run again. This correction manner requires that the energy storage system stops running, affects availability and cost of the energy storage system, and requires manual operations, and labor costs are relatively high.

In view of this, in a running process of the energy storage system, to correct the state of charge value of the energy storage unit, embodiments provide an energy storage system and a method for correcting a state of charge value thereof.

To make the objectives, solutions, and advantages clearer, the following further describes the embodiments in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

It should be noted that similar reference numerals and letters in the following accompanying drawings represent similar items. Therefore, once an item is defined in an accompanying drawing, the item does not need to be further defined or interpreted in following accompanying drawings.

In descriptions of the embodiments, it should be noted that orientation or location relationships indicated by terms “center”, “above”, “below”, “left”, “right”, “vertical”, “horizontal”, “inner”, “outer”, and the like are orientation or location relationships based on the accompanying drawings, and are only intended for ease of describing the embodiments and simplifying descriptions, rather than indicating or implying that an apparatus or element in question needs to have a specific orientation or needs to be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, such terms cannot be construed as a limitation on the embodiments. In addition, terms “first” and “second” are only used for a purpose of description, and shall not be understood as an indication or implication of relative importance.

In descriptions of the embodiments, it should be noted that unless otherwise expressly specified and limited, terms “mount”, “interconnect”, and “connect” should be understood in a broad sense. For example, such terms may indicate a fixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral connection; may indicate a mechanical connection or an electrical connection; and may indicate direct interconnection, indirect interconnection through an intermediate medium, or internal communication between two elements. A person of ordinary skill in the art may understand specific meanings of the foregoing terms in the embodiments based on a specific situation.

The energy storage system in embodiments may be electrically connected to various external loads, to supply electrical energy to the external loads. For example, the energy storage system may be electrically connected to a power grid, to supply charging power or discharging power to the power grid. For another example, the energy storage system may be electrically connected to a component in an electric vehicle, to supply electrical energy to the electric vehicle. Further, the energy storage system may also be configured to supply electrical energy to another external load, and examples are not numerated herein.

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an architecture of an energy storage system according to an embodiment. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of another architecture of an energy storage system according to an embodiment. In FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, a solid line represents a control flow, and a dashed line represents a data flow. With reference to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the energy storage system may include a plurality of energy storage units 101 that are connected in parallel, a plurality of direct current-to-direct current converters 104 that are respectively connected to the energy storage units 101, a battery management unit 102, and a power scheduling unit 103. Each energy storage unit 101 may include a plurality of battery modules 1011 that are connected in series. To clearly show a structure of the energy storage system, in FIG. 1, an example in which the energy storage system includes three energy storage units 101 and each energy storage unit 101 includes three battery modules 1011 is used for illustration. During specific implementation, a quantity of energy storage units 101, and a quantity of battery modules 1011 in an energy storage unit 101 may be set based on an actual requirement. This is not limited herein.

Still with reference to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the battery management unit 102 may monitor parameter information of each of the energy storage units 101, and send the parameter information of each of the energy storage units 101 to the power scheduling unit 103. The parameter information may include parameters, such as a voltage, a temperature, a current, a state of charge value, and a power limit of the energy storage unit. The battery management unit 102 may further perform fault diagnosis based on the parameter information of the energy storage unit 101. The power scheduling unit 103 may deliver a power scheduling instruction based on the parameter information sent by the battery management unit 102, to control the energy storage unit 101 to receive charging power or output discharging power. For example, the power scheduling unit 103 sends the power scheduling instruction to the battery management unit 102, and the battery management unit 102 controls, according to the power scheduling instruction, the direct current-to-direct current converters 104 to input and output energy, to control the energy storage unit 101 to receive the charging power or output the discharging power. Optionally, the battery management unit 102 may include a battery monitoring unit and a battery control unit. The battery monitoring unit may be configured to detect the parameter information of each of the energy storage units 101. The battery control unit may be configured to transmit the power scheduling instruction. In some embodiments, the battery module 1011 may include a battery and a monitoring unit board. To help monitor parameter information of the battery in the battery module 1011, the battery monitoring unit may be integrated into the monitoring unit board.

The method for correcting a state of charge value in embodiments is used to correct a state of charge value of an energy storage unit that is often in a voltage plateau region, and includes the following two scenarios. Scenario 1: The energy storage unit runs for a long time. Because a probability of occurrence of a charging scheduling instruction is basically the same as a probability of occurrence of a discharging scheduling instruction, it is rare that the energy storage unit is unidirectionally charged or discharged for a long time. Therefore, the energy storage unit that runs for a long time may be in the voltage plateau region, and an error of a state of charge value obtained through ampere-hour accumulation calculation is higher. Scenario 2: The energy storage unit is left unused for a long time, so that the energy storage unit is in the voltage plateau region for a long time and the energy storage unit has a self-discharge phenomenon. As a result, a deviation between an estimated state of charge value and an actual state of charge value is higher. According to the correction method provided in the embodiments, the energy storage unit in the two scenarios can be departed from the voltage plateau region, to correct the state of charge value.

FIG. 3 is a schematic flowchart of a method for correcting a state of charge value according to an embodiment. As shown in FIG. 3, the method for correcting a state of charge value of an energy storage system in this embodiment may include the following steps.

S201: A battery management unit sends parameter information of each of energy storage units to a power scheduling unit, where the parameter information includes an accumulated running duration and an accumulated power-off duration of the energy storage unit from a last correction time to a current time, and a current state of charge value of the energy storage unit.

S202: The power scheduling unit determines, based on accumulated running durations and accumulated power-off durations of the energy storage units, a target energy storage unit requiring correction from the energy storage units, where an accumulated running duration of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a first time threshold, or an accumulated power-off duration of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a second time threshold.

S203: The power scheduling unit delivers a power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit, to control the target energy storage unit to receive charging power or output discharging power.

S204: The battery management unit monitors a voltage and a state of charge value of target energy storage units; and corrects the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit when the voltage or the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit meets a specified condition.

According to the method for correcting the state of charge value provided in this embodiment, the power scheduling unit may determine, based on the accumulated running durations and the accumulated power-off durations of the energy storage units, the target energy storage unit requiring correction. The target energy storage unit is an energy storage unit whose accumulated running duration is greater than or equal to a first time threshold, or an energy storage unit whose accumulated power-off duration is greater than or equal to a second time threshold. In other words, the target energy storage unit is an energy storage unit that runs for a long time or is left unused for a long time. These target energy storage units have been in a voltage plateau region for a long time. The power scheduling unit may deliver the power scheduling instruction to control the target energy storage unit to receive the charging power or output the discharging power. In this way, the target energy storage unit is departed from the voltage plateau region, and the energy storage units reach an end of charge or discharge at which a state of charge value can be corrected. When detecting that the voltage or the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit meets the specified condition, the battery management unit corrects the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit, to correct a state of charge value of the energy storage unit. In addition, according to the correction method in this embodiment, the state of charge value may be corrected in a running process of the energy storage system, without shutting down the energy storage system. In this way, the state of charge value is corrected while availability and cost of the energy storage system are ensured, thereby increasing accuracy of the state of charge value of the energy storage unit, and further improving performance of the energy storage system.

In the foregoing step S201, with reference to FIG. 2, the battery management unit 102 may send parameter information, such as a last correction time, an accumulated running duration and an accumulated power-off duration from the last correction time to a current time, a state of charge value, and a power limit, to the power scheduling unit 103. The last correction time is a last correction time of the state of charge value of the energy storage unit. In addition, last correction may be correction in any manner. For example, the last correction may be manual correction, or the last correction may be a correction method in the embodiments. A manner of the last correction is not limited herein. The battery management unit 102 may estimate the state of charge value of the energy storage unit through ampere-hour accumulation calculation. For example, the battery management unit 102 obtains an initial state of charge value of each energy storage unit during startup. In a running process, the battery management unit 102 may perform accumulation or subtraction based on the initial state of charge value according to parameters, such as a current and a sampling frequency, to obtain an estimated state of charge value. Therefore, the battery management unit 102 may monitor the state of charge value of each energy storage unit in real time.

FIG. 4A, FIG. 4B, and FIG. 4C combine to provide another schematic flowchart of a method for correcting a state of charge value according to an embodiment. As shown in FIG. 4A, the foregoing step S202 may include the following steps.

S2021: Determine whether the accumulated running duration of the energy storage unit is greater than or equal to the first time threshold; and if the accumulated running duration of the energy storage unit is greater than or equal to the first time threshold, perform step S203; or if the accumulated running duration of the energy storage unit is not greater than or equal to the first time threshold, perform step S2022.

S2022: Determine whether the accumulated power-off duration of the energy storage unit is greater than or equal to the second time threshold; and if the accumulated power-off duration of the energy storage unit is greater than or equal to the second time threshold, perform step S203; or if the accumulated power-off duration of the energy storage unit is not greater than or equal to the second time threshold, return to step S201.

In the foregoing step S2021, it may be determined whether the energy storage unit runs for a long time. In the foregoing step S2022, it may be determined whether the energy storage unit is left unused for a long time. Therefore, in the foregoing step S202, it may be determined which energy storage units are in the voltage platform area for a long time, that is, which energy storage units require correction. In addition, in this embodiment, for example, whether the accumulated running duration of the energy storage unit is greater than or equal to the first time threshold is first determined, and whether the accumulated power-off duration of the energy storage unit is greater than or equal to the second time threshold is then determined. During specific implementation, alternatively, whether the accumulated power-off duration of the energy storage unit is greater than or equal to the second time threshold may be first determined, and whether the accumulated running duration of the energy storage unit is greater than or equal to the first time threshold may be then determined. That is, a sequence of the foregoing step S2021 and the foregoing step S2022 may be exchanged, which is not limited herein.

In the foregoing step S203, the power scheduling unit delivers the power scheduling instruction to control the target energy storage unit to receive the charging power or output the discharging power and control the target energy storage unit to be charged or discharged. In this way, the energy storage unit is departed from the voltage plateau region, and reaches an end of charge or discharge at which a state of charge value can be corrected. In the foregoing step S204, the battery management unit detects whether the voltage or the state of charge value of the energy storage units requiring correction reaches the specified condition, to monitor whether the energy storage unit is departed from the voltage plateau region and correct the state of charge value of the energy storage unit that is departed from the voltage plateau region, to correct the state of charge value in a running process of the energy storage system.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 2, the foregoing step S203 may include: the power scheduling unit 103 delivers the power scheduling instruction to the battery management unit 102; and the battery management unit 102 controls, according to the power scheduling instruction, the direct current-to-direct current converters 104 to output the discharging power to the respectively connected target energy storage units, or to receive the charging power of the respectively connected target energy storage units, to control the target energy storage unit to be charged or discharged.

Optionally, as shown in FIG. 4B, after the foregoing step S202 is performed and before the foregoing step S203 is performed, the foregoing correction method provided in this embodiment may further include the following step.

S205: The power scheduling unit determines a correction manner of the target energy storage unit based on the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit, where if the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a first threshold, the correction manner of the energy storage unit is charging-based correction; or if the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit is less than or equal to a second threshold, the correction manner of the energy storage unit is discharging-based correction.

The foregoing step S203 may include the following.

The power scheduling unit delivers the power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit, to control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to receive the charging power and control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to output the discharging power.

During specific implementation, according to the foregoing correction method provided in this embodiment, the first threshold may range from 30% to 70%. For example, the first threshold may be 50%. The second threshold may range from 20% to 60%. For example, the second threshold may be 50%. Optionally, the first threshold may be equal to or not equal to the second threshold, and the first threshold may be greater than or equal to the second threshold. Alternatively, the first threshold may be less than the second threshold, and values of the first threshold and the second threshold may be determined based on an actual requirement.

According to the foregoing correction method provided in this embodiment, in the foregoing step S204, that the battery management unit corrects the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit meets the following formula:

SOC
_w
,=SOC
_w−1
+A+K*(U₁−U₂)

SOC_w−1represents a corrected state of charge value, w represents a quantity of sampling periods, SOC_w−1represents a state of charge value in a previous sampling period, A represents an ampere-hour integral between two sampling periods, K represents a convergence coefficient, U₁represents a current voltage of the target energy storage unit, U₂represents a table lookup voltage, and the table lookup voltage U₂is obtained based on SOC_w−1and a correspondence between a state of charge value and a voltage.

The ampere-hour integral A between the previous sampling period and the current sampling period is a product of a charging current (or a discharging current) and a time interval between the two sampling periods.

The table lookup voltage U₂may be obtained based on SOC_w−1and the correspondence between a state of charge value and a voltage. For ease of query, the correspondence between a state of charge value and a voltage may be represented in a form of a list, so that the table lookup voltage U₂may be obtained by querying in the list based on the state of charge value SOC_w−1. Also, the correspondence between a state of charge value and a voltage may be represented in another form, which is not limited herein. To describe a specific process of determining the table lookup voltage U₂, a list of a relationship between a voltage and a state of charge value that requires discharging-based correction is used as an example for description. As shown in Table 1, a horizontal table header in Table 1 is a SOC, and a vertical table header is a discharge rate. The discharge rate is a ratio of a current in a discharging process of an energy storage unit. In a table lookup process, the table lookup voltage U₂may be obtained based on a current discharge rate and the state of charge SOC_w−1. For example, if the state of charge SOC_w−1is 6% and the current discharge rate is 0.5C, it may be obtained that the table lookup voltage U₂is 3.096. The process of determining the table lookup voltage U₂in the charging process is similar to that in the discharging process, and is not described herein.

Further, the foregoing correction method provided in this embodiment may further include: the battery management unit monitors whether the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction reaches a full-charge determining condition; and corrects the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit that reaches the full-charge determining condition to a first state of charge value. For example, the first state of charge value may be 100%. Additionally, the first state of charge value may also be another value. This is not limited herein. The full-charge determining condition is that the voltage of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a charge cut-off voltage; or the full-charge determining condition is that a current of the target energy storage unit is less than or equal to a specified current threshold.

In a discharging process of the target energy storage unit, the battery management unit also monitors the voltage, the current, and the state of charge value of each target energy storage unit. When it is detected that the voltage or the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction meets the specified condition, that is, it is detected that the voltage of the target energy storage unit is less than the second voltage threshold; or when the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit is less than the fourth threshold, the battery management unit determines that the target energy storage unit reaches an end of discharge and corrects a current state of charge value of the target energy storage unit. The target energy storage unit may continue to be discharged after reaching the end of discharge. Different from the charging-based correction process, the battery management unit does not need to correct a minimum state of charge value when the target energy storage unit reaches a fully discharged state. This is because the minimum state of charge value may be specified differently in different application scenarios. The voltage of the energy storage unit is related to the temperature. Compared with a room temperature environment, when the energy storage unit is discharged in a lower-temperature environment, the voltage of the energy storage unit decreases more quickly. In this case, when the energy storage unit reaches a discharge cut-off voltage in the lower-temperature environment, the energy storage unit has reached the fully discharged state. That is, the energy storage unit cannot be discharged anymore, but the energy storage unit may still have some electricity. For example, when the temperature is about −10° C., the voltage of the energy storage unit is about 2.5 V and the voltage is less than a full-discharge cut-off voltage. That is, the energy storage unit has reached the fully discharged state. However, when the temperature rises to a room temperature (about 25° C.), the voltage of the energy storage unit may rise to about 3.1 V and the voltage is greater than the full-discharge cut-off voltage, so that the energy storage unit can still continue to be discharged at the room temperature. That is, in the lower-temperature environment, a part of electricity of the energy storage unit is sealed. In some application scenarios, for example, if the energy storage system works in the low-temperature environment for a long time, it is required that the state of charge value of the energy storage unit is corrected to a minimum value when the voltage of the energy storage unit reaches the full-discharge cut-off voltage. However, in some other application scenarios, for example, if the energy storage unit works in the room temperature environment for a long time and occasionally works in the lower-temperature environment, it is required that the state of charge value of the energy storage unit is corrected to a minimum value when the energy storage unit reaches the fully discharged state at the room temperature. In addition, in this embodiment, when detecting that the target energy storage unit reaches the end of charge or discharge, the battery management unit may correct the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit. Moreover, when detecting that the target energy storage unit reaches the full-charge determining condition, the battery management unit may also correct the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit. That is, even if the minimum state of charge value is not corrected, accuracy of the state of charge value of the energy storage unit can be relatively high.

Optionally, according to the foregoing correction method provided in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4B, the foregoing step S203 may include the following steps.

S2031: The power scheduling unit determines a priority sequence of target energy storage units requiring charging-based correction, where a larger state of charge value of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; if at least two target energy storage units have a same state of charge value, a longer accumulated power-off duration of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; if the at least two target energy storage units have a same accumulated power-off duration, a longer accumulated running duration of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; and if the at least two target energy storage units have a same accumulated running duration, a larger physical address of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; that is, the priority sequence of the target energy storage units requiring charging-based correction is in descending order of the state of charge value, the accumulated power-off duration, the accumulated running duration, and the physical address.

S2032: The power scheduling unit determines a priority sequence of target energy storage units requiring discharging-based correction, where a smaller state of charge value of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; if at least two target energy storage units have a same state of charge value, a longer accumulated power-off duration of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; if the at least two target energy storage units have a same accumulated power-off duration, a longer accumulated running duration of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; and if the at least two target energy storage units have a same accumulated running duration, a larger physical address of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; that is, the priority sequence of the target energy storage units requiring discharging-based correction is in ascending order of the state of charge value, and in descending order of the accumulated power-off duration, the accumulated running duration, and the physical address.

S2033: The power scheduling unit allocates power to the target energy storage units based on the correction manner and the priority sequence of the target energy storage units.

For target energy storage units with a same state of charge value, the power scheduling unit may preferentially allocate the power to a target energy storage unit with a relatively long accumulated power-off duration. Compared with a target energy storage unit with a relatively short accumulated power-off duration, the target energy storage unit with the relatively long accumulated power-off duration has a greater deviation of a state of charge value and correction needs to be performed as soon as possible. Similarly, for target energy storage units with a same accumulated power-off duration, the power scheduling unit may preferentially allocate the power to a target energy storage unit with a relatively long accumulated running duration. This is also because the target energy storage unit with the relatively long accumulated running duration has a greater deviation of a state of charge value and correction needs to be performed as soon as possible. For target energy storage units with a same state of charge value, a same accumulated power-off duration, and a same accumulated running duration, the power scheduling unit may allocate the power in descending order of physical addresses. A physical address may identify a target energy storage unit. Therefore, the power scheduling unit allocates the power based on the physical address, and correction may be performed for the target energy storage unit in an orderly manner. Furthermore, the power scheduling unit may also allocate the power in ascending order of physical addresses. This is not limited herein.

During specific implementation, to prevent a process of correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit from affecting the charging requirement or the discharging requirement of the external load, in this embodiment, before the foregoing step S205 is performed, the method may further include the following step.

S206: The power scheduling unit determines whether the external load that is electrically connected to the energy storage system has the charging requirement or the discharging requirement; and if yes, that is, when it is determined that the external load has no charging requirement or discharging requirement, perform the foregoing step S205.

In other words, only when it is determined that the external load has no charging requirement or discharging requirement, the power scheduling unit starts a related procedure of correction for the target energy storage unit, to avoid that a correction process affects energy supply of the energy storage system to the external load.

In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4C, the foregoing correction method may further include the following steps.

S207: In a process in which charging-based correction or discharging-based correction is performed for the target energy storage unit, the power scheduling unit determines whether the external load generates the charging requirement or the discharging requirement; and if the power scheduling unit determines that the external load has no charging requirement or discharging requirement, return to the foregoing step S203.

S208: If it is determined that the external load generates the charging requirement, the power scheduling unit controls the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to continue to receive the charging power and control the energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to stop outputting the discharging power.

S209: If it is determined that the external load generates the discharging requirement, the power scheduling unit controls the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to continue to output the discharging power and control the energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to stop receiving the charging power.

Optionally, according to the foregoing correction method provided in this embodiment, the foregoing step S208 may include the following:

if it is determined that the external load generates the charging requirement, the power scheduling unit controls the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to continue to receive the charging power and controls the target energy storage unit whose state of charge value is less than a fifth threshold to stop outputting and inputting power. The fifth threshold is less than the second threshold. For example, the fifth threshold may be 20%. Additionally, the fifth threshold may also be another value less than the second threshold. This is not limited herein. When the external load generates the charging requirement, because the discharging-based correction process is inconsistent with the external requirement, the discharging-based correction process needs to be interrupted. The power scheduling unit controls target energy storage units whose state of charge values are less than the fifth threshold to stop outputting and inputting the power. That is, the target energy storage units whose state of charge values are lower do not participate in the charging process. In this way, discharging-based correction may continue to be performed for these target energy storage units in a subsequent correction process.

For example, the foregoing step S209 may include the following:

if it is determined that the external load generates the discharging requirement, the power scheduling unit controls the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to continue to output the discharging power and controls the target energy storage unit whose state of charge value is greater than a sixth threshold to stop outputting and inputting power. The sixth threshold is greater than the first threshold. For example, the sixth threshold may be 80%. Also, the sixth threshold may be another value greater than the first threshold. This is not limited herein. When the external load generates the discharging requirement, because the charging-based correction process is inconsistent with the external requirement, the charging-based correction process needs to be interrupted. The power scheduling unit controls target energy storage units whose state of charge values are greater than the sixth threshold to stop outputting and inputting the power. That is, the target energy storage units whose state of charge values are higher do not participate in the discharging process. In this way, charging-based correction may continue to be performed for these target energy storage units in a subsequent correction process.

In this embodiment, a correction process of the energy storage system may be implemented in a plurality of manners. The following describes in detail energy transfer processes in different implementations with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Implementation 1

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of an energy storage system in a correction process according to Implementation 1. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of an energy storage system after correction. As shown in FIG. 5, an arrow represents a power flow. In target energy storage units 101 requiring correction, if a correction manner of one part of the target energy storage units 101 is charging-based correction, for example, the correction manner of the target energy storage unit 101 on the left in FIG. 5 is charging-based correction, and a correction manner of the other part of the target energy storage units 101 is discharging-based correction, for example, the correction manner of the target energy storage unit 101 in the middle in FIG. 5 is discharging-based correction, the power scheduling unit delivers the power scheduling instruction, to transmit, to the target energy storage unit 101 requiring charging-based correction, the discharging power output by the target energy storage unit 101 requiring discharging-based correction. In this way, energy between each target energy storage unit 101 in the energy storage system is transferred, so that the target energy storage unit 101 requiring correction may be departed from the voltage plateau region, providing a necessary condition for correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit 101. In addition, the energy storage system can also complete a process of correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit 101 without a power requirement of an external load 105. Further, in a correction process of the energy storage system, the energy storage system may output power to the external load 105, or may receive power from the external load 105. In addition, in the correction process of the energy storage system, an energy storage unit requiring no correction may perform energy interaction with the external load 105, and a target energy storage unit 101 for which correction is being performed may also perform energy interaction with the external load 105. For a specific interaction manner, refer to the foregoing step S208 and step S209. Details are not described herein again. As shown in FIG. 6, according to the correction method in this embodiment, all the target energy storage units 101 requiring correction in the energy storage system have completed the correction.

Implementation 2

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of an energy storage system in a correction process according to Implementation 2. As shown in FIG. 7, if the correction manner of all the target energy storage units 101 requiring correction is charging-based correction, the power scheduling unit controls an energy storage unit 101 requiring no correction to output discharging power. For example, the correction manner of both the two target energy storage units 101 located on the left and in the middle in FIG. 7 is charging-based correction, and the discharging power output by the energy storage unit 101, which requires no correction and is on the right, is transmitted to the two target energy storage units 101 located on the left and in the middle. In this way, energy between each energy storage unit 101 in the energy storage system is transferred, so that the target energy storage unit 101 requiring correction may be departed from the voltage plateau region, providing a necessary condition for correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit 101. In addition, the energy storage system can also complete a process of correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit 101 without a power requirement of an external load. In this embodiment, the energy storage system that completes the correction shown in FIG. 6 can also be obtained in the correction process of Implementation 2.

Implementation 3

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of an energy storage system in a correction process according to Implementation 3. As shown in FIG. 8, if the correction manner of all the target energy storage units 101 requiring correction is discharging-based correction, the power scheduling unit controls an energy storage unit 101 requiring no correction to receive the charging power. For example, the correction manner of both the two target energy storage units 101 located on the left and in the middle in FIG. 8 is discharging-based correction, and the discharging power output by the two target energy storage units 101 is transmitted to the energy storage unit 101 that is located on the right and requires no correction. In this way, energy between each energy storage unit 101 in the energy storage system is transferred, so that the target energy storage unit 101 requiring correction may be departed from the voltage plateau region, providing a necessary condition for correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit 101. In addition, the energy storage system can also complete a process of correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit 101 without a power requirement of an external load. In this embodiment, the energy storage system that completes the correction shown in FIG. 6 can also be obtained in the correction process of Implementation 3.

Based on a same concept, an embodiment further provides an energy storage system. For example, as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the energy storage system may include a plurality of energy storage units 101 that are connected in parallel, a battery management unit 102, and a power scheduling unit 103.

The battery management unit 102 is configured to send parameter information of each of the energy storage units 101 to the power scheduling unit 103. The parameter information includes an accumulated running duration and an accumulated power-off duration of the energy storage unit 101 from a last correction time to a current time, and a current state of charge value of the energy storage unit 101.

The power scheduling unit 103 is configured to: determine, based on accumulated running durations and accumulated power-off durations of the energy storage units 101, a target energy storage unit 101 requiring correction from the energy storage units, where an accumulated running duration of the target energy storage unit 101 is greater than or equal to a first time threshold, or an accumulated power-off duration of the target energy storage unit 101 is greater than or equal to a second time threshold; and deliver a power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit 101, to control the target energy storage unit 101 to receive charging power or output discharging power.

The battery management unit 102 is further configured to: monitor a voltage and a state of charge value of the target energy storage unit 101; and correct the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit 101 when the voltage or the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit 101 meets a specified condition.

In the energy storage system provided in this embodiment, the power scheduling unit may determine a target energy storage unit based on the accumulated running durations and the accumulated power-off durations of the energy storage units. The target energy storage unit is an energy storage unit whose accumulated running duration is greater than or equal to a first time threshold, or an energy storage unit whose accumulated power-off duration is greater than or equal to a second time threshold. In other words, the target energy storage unit is an energy storage unit that runs for a long time or is left unused for a long time. These target energy storage units have been in a voltage plateau region for a long time. The power scheduling unit may deliver the power scheduling instruction to control the target energy storage unit to receive the charging power or output the discharging power. In this way, the target energy storage unit is departed from the voltage plateau region, and the energy storage units reach an end of charge or discharge at which a state of charge value can be corrected. When detecting that the voltage or the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit meets the specified condition, the battery management unit corrects the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit, to correct a state of charge value of the energy storage unit. In addition, according to the correction method in this embodiment, the state of charge value may be corrected in a running process of the energy storage system, without shutting down the energy storage system. In this way, the state of charge value is corrected while availability and cost of the energy storage system are ensured, thereby increasing accuracy of the state of charge value of the energy storage unit, and further improving performance of the energy storage system.

In some embodiments, the power scheduling unit is further configured to:

when delivering the power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit, to control the target energy storage unit to receive the charging power or output the discharging power, the power scheduling unit is configured to:

During specific implementation, according to the foregoing correction method provided in this embodiment, the specified condition is the following: a voltage of the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction is greater than a first voltage threshold; or a state of charge value of the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction is greater than a third threshold; or a voltage of the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction is less than a second voltage threshold; or a state of charge value of the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction is less than a fourth threshold.

The first voltage threshold ranges from 3.32 V to 3.4 V. The second voltage threshold ranges from 2.5 V to 3.2 V. The third threshold ranges from 90% to 96%. The fourth threshold ranges from 15% to 20%.

According to the foregoing correction method provided in this embodiment, the correction of the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit by the battery management unit meets the following formula:

SOC
_w
=SOC
_w−1
+A+K*(U₁−U₂)

SOC_wrepresents a corrected state of charge value, w represents a quantity of sampling periods, SOC_w−1represents a state of charge value in a previous sampling period, A represents an ampere-hour integral between two sampling periods, K represents a convergence coefficient, U₁represents a current voltage of the target energy storage unit, U₂represents a table lookup voltage, and the table lookup voltage is obtained based on SOC_w−1and a correspondence between a state of charge value and a voltage.

Further, according to the foregoing correction method provided in this embodiment, the battery management unit is further configured to: monitor whether the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction reaches a full-charge determining condition; and correct the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit that reaches the full-charge determining condition to a first state of charge value.

The full-charge determining condition is that the voltage of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a charge cut-off voltage; or the full-charge determining condition is that a current of the target energy storage unit is less than or equal to a specified current threshold.

During specific implementation, to prevent a process of correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit, before determining the correction manner of the target energy storage unit, the power scheduling unit is further configured to: determine that an external load that is electrically connected to the energy storage system has no charging requirement or discharging requirement.

In some embodiments, the power scheduling unit is further configured to:

in a process in which charging-based correction or discharging-based correction is performed for the target energy storage unit, determine whether the external load generates a charging requirement or a discharging requirement; and

if it is determined that the external load generates the charging requirement, control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to continue to receive the charging power and control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to stop outputting the discharging power;

if it is determined that the external load generates the discharging requirement, control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to continue to output the discharging power and control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to stop receiving the charging power; or

if it is determined that the external load has no charging requirement or discharging requirement, control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to continue to receive the charging power and control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to continue to output the discharging power.

Optionally, in the energy storage system provided in this embodiment, the power scheduling unit is configured to:

if it is determined that the external load generates the charging requirement, control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to continue to receive the charging power and control the target energy storage unit whose state of charge value is less than a fifth threshold to stop outputting and inputting power, where the fifth threshold is less than the second threshold; or

if it is determined that the external load generates the discharging requirement, control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to continue to output the discharging power and control the target energy storage unit whose state of charge value is greater than a sixth threshold to stop outputting and inputting power, where the sixth threshold is greater than the first threshold.

In a possible implementation, when delivering the power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit, to control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to receive the charging power and control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to output the discharging power, the power scheduling unit is configured to:

in target energy storage units, if a correction manner of one part of the target energy storage units is charging-based correction and a correction manner of the other part of the target energy storage units is discharging-based correction, deliver the power scheduling instruction to each of the target energy storage units, to transmit, to the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction, the discharging power output by the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction;

if the correction manner of all the target energy storage units is charging-based correction, control an energy storage unit requiring no correction to output the discharging power; or

if the correction manner of all the target energy storage units is discharging-based correction, control an energy storage unit requiring no correction to receive the charging power.

Optionally, in the energy storage system provided in this embodiment, the power scheduling unit is configured to:

Optionally, in the energy storage system provided in this embodiment, the first threshold ranges from 30% to 70%, and the second threshold ranges from 20% to 60%.

In a possible implementation, as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the energy storage system in this embodiment may further include a plurality of direct current-to-direct current converters 104 that are respectively connected to the energy storage units 101.

The power scheduling unit 103 is further configured to deliver the power scheduling instruction to the battery management unit 102.

The battery management unit 102 is further configured to: control, according to the power scheduling instruction, the direct current-to-direct current converters 104 to output the discharging power to the respectively connected energy storage units 101, or receive the charging power of the respectively connected energy storage units 101.

Based on a same concept, an embodiment further provides a method for correcting a state of charge value of an energy storage system. The method is performed in a power scheduling unit in the energy storage system. The correction method may include:

In this embodiment, for implementation of the correction method performed in the power scheduling unit, refer to any one of the correction methods shown in FIG. 3 to FIG. 8. Details are not described again.

Based on a same concept, an embodiment further provides a method for correcting a state of charge value of an energy storage system. The method is performed in a battery management unit in the energy storage system. The correction method may include:

monitoring a voltage and a state of charge value of target energy storage units; and correcting the state of charge value of target energy storage unit when the voltage or the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit meets a specified condition.

In this embodiment, for implementation of the correction method performed in the battery management unit, refer to any one of the correction methods shown in FIG. 3 to FIG. 8. Details are not described again.

The foregoing descriptions are only implementations of the embodiments, but are not intended as limiting. Any variation or replacement figured out by a person skilled in the art within the scope of the embodiments shall fall within their scope.

Claims

1. An energy storage system, comprising: a plurality of energy storage units connected in parallel,a battery management unit, anda power scheduling unit, whereinthe battery management unit is configured to send parameter information of each of the energy storage units to the power scheduling unit, wherein the parameter information comprises an accumulated running duration and an accumulated power-off duration of the energy storage unit from a last correction time to a current time, and a current state of charge value of the energy storage unit;the power scheduling unit is configured to: determine, based on accumulated running durations and accumulated power-off durations of the energy storage units, a target energy storage unit requiring correction from the energy storage units, wherein an accumulated running duration of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a first time threshold, or an accumulated power-off duration of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a second time threshold; and deliver a power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit, to control the target energy storage unit to receive charging power or output discharging power; andthe battery management unit is further configured to: monitor a voltage and a state of charge value of the target energy storage unit; and correct the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit when the voltage or the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit meets a specified condition.
2. The energy storage system according to claim 1, wherein the power scheduling unit is further configured to: determine a correction manner of the target energy storage unit based on the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit, wherein when the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a first threshold, the correction manner of the target energy storage unit is charging-based correction; or when the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit is less than or equal to a second threshold, the correction manner of the target energy storage unit is discharging-based correction; andwhen delivering the power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit, in order to control the target energy storage unit to receive the charging power or output the discharging power, the power scheduling unit is configured to:deliver the power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit, control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to receive the charging power, and control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to output the discharging power.
3. The energy storage system according to claim 2, wherein the specified condition is one of the following: a voltage of the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction is greater than a first voltage threshold; ora state of charge value of the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction is greater than a third threshold; ora voltage of the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction is less than a second voltage threshold; ora state of charge value of the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction is less than a fourth threshold, whereinthe first voltage threshold ranges from 3.32 V to 3.4 V, the second voltage threshold ranges from 2.5 V to 3.2 V, the third threshold ranges from 90% to 96%, and the fourth threshold ranges from 15% to 20%.
4. The energy storage system according to claim 1, wherein the correction of the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit by the battery management unit meets the following formula: SOCw=SOCw−1+A+K*(U1−U2), whereinSOCw represents a corrected state of charge value, w represents a quantity of sampling periods,SOCw−1 represents a state of charge value in a previous sampling period, A represents an ampere-hour integral between two sampling periods, K represents a convergence coefficient, U1 represents a current voltage of the target energy storage unit, U2 represents a table lookup voltage, and the table lookup voltage is obtained based on SOCw−1 and a correspondence between a state of charge value and a voltage.
5. The energy storage system according to claim 2, wherein the battery management unit is further configured to: monitor whether the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction reaches a full-charge determining condition; and correct the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit that reaches the full-charge determining condition to a first state of charge value, wherein the full-charge determining condition is that the voltage of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a charge cut-off voltage; or the full-charge determining condition is that a current of the target energy storage unit is less than or equal to a specified current threshold.
6. The energy storage system according to claim 2, wherein, before determining the correction manner of the target energy storage unit, the power scheduling unit is further configured to: determine whether an external load that is electrically connected to the energy storage system has no charging requirement or discharging requirement.
7. The energy storage system according to claim 6, wherein the power scheduling unit is further configured to: in a process in which charging-based correction or discharging-based correction is performed for the target energy storage unit, determine whether the external load generates a charging requirement or a discharging requirement; andwhen it is determined that the external load generates the charging requirement, control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to continue to receive the charging power and control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to stop outputting the discharging power;when it is determined that the external load generates the discharging requirement, control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to continue to output the discharging power and control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to stop receiving the charging power; orwhen it is determined that the external load has no charging requirement or discharging requirement, control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to continue to receive the charging power and control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to continue to output the discharging power.
8. The energy storage system according to claim 7, wherein the power scheduling unit is further configured to: when it is determined that the external load generates the charging requirement, control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to continue to receive the charging power and control the target energy storage unit whose state of charge value is less than a fifth threshold to stop outputting and inputting power, wherein the fifth threshold is less than the second threshold; orwhen it is determined that the external load generates the discharging requirement, control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to continue to output the discharging power and control the target energy storage unit whose state of charge value is greater than a sixth threshold to stop outputting and inputting power, wherein the sixth threshold is greater than the first threshold.
9. The energy storage system according to claim 2, wherein, when delivering the power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit, to control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to receive the charging power and control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to output the discharging power, the power scheduling unit is further configured to: in target energy storage units, when a correction manner of one part of the target energy storage units is charging-based correction and a correction manner of the other part of the target energy storage units is discharging-based correction, deliver the power scheduling instruction to each of the target energy storage units, to transmit, to the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction, the discharging power output by the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction;when the correction manner of all the target energy storage units is charging-based correction, control an energy storage unit requiring no correction to output the discharging power; orwhen the correction manner of all the target energy storage units is discharging-based correction, control an energy storage unit requiring no correction to receive the charging power.
10. The energy storage system according to claim 2, wherein the power scheduling unit is further configured to: determine a priority sequence of target energy storage units requiring charging-based correction, wherein a larger state of charge value of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; when at least two target energy storage units have a same state of charge value, a longer accumulated power-off duration of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priorityi4 when the at least two target energy storage units have a same accumulated power-off duration, a longer accumulated running duration of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; and when the at least two target energy storage units have a same accumulated running duration, a larger physical address of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority;determine a priority sequence of target energy storage units requiring discharging-based correction, wherein a smaller state of charge value of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; when at least two target energy storage units have a same state of charge value, a longer accumulated power-off duration of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; when the at least two target energy storage units have a same accumulated power-off duration, a longer accumulated running duration of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; and when the at least two target energy storage units have a same accumulated running duration, a larger physical address of the target energy storage unit indicates a higher priority; andallocate power to the target energy storage units based on the correction manner and the priority sequence of the target energy storage units.
11. A method for correcting a state of charge value of an energy storage system, wherein the energy storage system comprises a plurality of energy storage units that are connected in parallel, a battery management unit, and a power scheduling unit; and the method for correcting the state of charge value comprises:sending, by the battery management unit, parameter information of each of the energy storage units to the power scheduling unit, wherein the parameter information comprises an accumulated running duration and an accumulated power-off duration of the energy storage unit from a last correction time to a current time, and a current state of charge value of the energy storage unit;determining, by the power scheduling unit based on accumulated running durations and accumulated power-off durations of the energy storage units, a target energy storage unit requiring correction from the energy storage units, wherein an accumulated running duration of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a first time threshold, or an accumulated power-off duration of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a second time threshold;delivering, by the power scheduling unit, a power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit, to control the target energy storage unit to receive charging power or output discharging power; andmonitoring, by the battery management unit, a voltage and a state of charge value of target energy storage units; and correcting the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit when the voltage or the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit meets a specified condition.
12. The correction method according to claim 11, wherein after the determining, by the power scheduling unit based on accumulated running durations and accumulated power-off durations of the energy storage units, that the target energy storage unit requires correction, and before delivering, by the power scheduling unit, a power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit, to control the target energy storage unit to receive charging power or output discharging power further comprises: determining, by the power scheduling unit, a correction manner of the target energy storage unit based on the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit, wherein when the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a first threshold, the correction manner of the target energy storage unit is charging-based correction; or when the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit is less than or equal to a second threshold, the correction manner of the target energy storage unit is discharging-based correction; anddelivering, by the power scheduling unit, the power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit, to control the target energy storage unit to receive charging power or output discharging power comprises:delivering, by the power scheduling unit, the power scheduling instruction to the target energy storage unit, to control the target energy storage unit requiring charging-based correction to receive the charging power and control the target energy storage unit requiring discharging-based correction to output the discharging power.
13. An energy storage system, comprising: a plurality of energy storage units connected in parallel,a plurality of power converters connected in series to the energy storage units in a one-to-one correspondence,a battery management unit, anda power scheduling unit, whereinany power converter in the plurality of power converters is configured to output discharging power to another power converter in the plurality of power converters, so as to output, to an energy storage unit connected in series with the another power converter, discharging power output by an energy storage unit that is connected in series to the any power converter; or any power converter in the plurality of power converters is configured to receive charging power input by another power converter in the plurality of power converters, so as to input, to an energy storage unit that is connected in series to the any power converter, the charging power output by an energy storage unit connected in series with the another power converter; andthe power scheduling unit is configured to:control a first target energy storage unit to receive charging power output by another energy storage unit in the plurality of energy storage units, wherein the first target energy storage unit is a target energy storage unit whose state of charge value is greater than a first threshold or a target energy storage unit whose voltage value is greater than a first voltage threshold, and so that the battery management unit can correct the state of charge value of the first target energy storage unit; orcontrol a second target energy storage unit to output discharging power to another energy storage unit in the plurality of energy storage units, wherein the second target energy storage unit is a target energy storage unit whose state of charge value is less than a first threshold or a target energy storage unit whose voltage value is less than a first voltage threshold, and so that the battery management unit can correct the state of charge value of the second target energy storage unit;wherein the target energy storage unit is an energy storage unit whose cumulative running duration is greater than or equal to a first time threshold in the plurality of energy storage units, or the target energy storage unit is an energy storage unit whose cumulative power-off duration is greater than or equal to a second time threshold in the plurality of energy storage units; andwherein the first threshold is greater than or equal to the second threshold, and the first voltage threshold is greater than or equal to the second voltage threshold.
14. The energy storage system according to claim 13, wherein the power scheduling unit is further configured to: control the first target energy storage unit to receive discharging power output by the second target energy storage unit.
15. The energy storage system according to claim 13, wherein the power scheduling unit is further configured to: when there are a plurality of the first target energy storage units, control a first target energy storage unit with a larger state of charge value to preferentially receive the charging power in all the first target energy storage units; when states of charge values of at least two first target energy storage units are equal, control a first target energy storage unit whose accumulated power-off duration is longer in the at least two first target energy storage units to preferentially receive charging power; and when accumulated power-off duration of the at least two first target energy storage units is equal, control a first target energy storage unit whose accumulated running duration is longer in the at least two first target energy storage units to preferentially receive charging power; or,when there are a plurality of the second target energy storage units, control a second target energy storage unit with a less state of charge value to preferentially output the discharging power in all the second target energy storage units; when states of charge values of at least two second target energy storage units are equal, control a second target energy storage unit whose accumulated power-off duration is longer in the at least two second target energy storage units to preferentially output discharging power; and when accumulated power-off duration of the at least two second target energy storage units is equal, control a second target energy storage unit whose accumulated running duration is longer in the at least two second target energy storage units to preferentially output discharging power.
16. The energy storage system according to claim 13, wherein the battery management unit is configured to correct the state of charge value of the target energy storage unit according to the following formula: SOCw=SOCw−1+A+K*(U1−U2), whereinSOCw represents a corrected state of charge value, w represents a quantity of sampling periods, SOCw−1 represents a state of charge value in a previous sampling period, A represents an ampere-hour integral between two sampling periods, K represents a convergence coefficient, U1 represents a current voltage of the target energy storage unit, U2 represents a table lookup voltage, and the table lookup voltage is obtained based on SOCw−1 and a correspondence between a state of charge value and a voltage.
17. The energy storage system according to claim 13, wherein the battery management unit is further configured to: correct a state of charge value of the target energy storage unit to the first state of charge value when the voltage value of the target energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a charging cutoff voltage.
18. The energy storage system according to claim 13, wherein the battery management unit is further configured to: correct a state of charge value of the target energy storage unit to the first state of charge value when a current value of the target energy storage unit is less than or equal to a current threshold.
19. An energy storage unit, comprising: a plurality of battery modules connected in series,a power converter, and a battery management unit connected in series with the plurality of battery modules;the power converter is configured to output discharging power of the energy storage unit, or the power converter is configured to input charging power to the energy storage unit; and;the energy storage unit is configured to: when a first condition and a second condition are satisfied, receive charging power through the power converter, so that the battery management unit can correct a state of charge value of the energy storage unit; wherein the first condition is the accumulated running duration of the energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a first time threshold or the accumulated power-off duration of the energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a second time threshold; and the second condition is a state of charge value of the energy storage unit is greater than a first threshold or the voltage value of the energy storage unit is greater than a first voltage threshold; orthe energy storage unit is configured to: when a first condition and a third condition are satisfied, output discharging power through the power converter, so that the battery management unit can correct a state of charge value of the energy storage unit; wherein the first condition is the accumulated running duration of the energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a first time threshold or the accumulated power-off duration of the energy storage unit is greater than or equal to a second time threshold; and the third condition is the state of charge value of the energy storage unit is less than a second threshold or the voltage value of the energy storage unit is less than a second voltage threshold;wherein the first threshold is greater than or equal to the second threshold, the first voltage threshold is greater than or equal to the second voltage threshold.
20. The energy storage unit according to claim 19, wherein the battery management unit is configured to correct the state of charge value of the energy storage unit according to the following formula: SOCw=SOCw−1+A+K*(U1−U2), whereinSOCw represents a corrected state of charge value, w represents a quantity of sampling periods, SOCw−1 represents a state of charge value in a previous sampling period, A represents an ampere-hour integral between two sampling periods, K represents a convergence coefficient, U1 represents a current voltage of the target energy storage unit, U2 represents a table lookup voltage, and the table lookup voltage is obtained based on SOCw−1 and a correspondence between a state of charge value and a voltage.

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202110377624.5	Apr 2021	CN	national

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This application is a continuation of International Application No. PCT/CN2022/084037, filed on Mar. 30, 2020, which claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No. 202110377624.5, filed on Apr. 8, 2021. The disclosures of the aforementioned applications are hereby incorporated by reference in their entireties.

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Parent	PCT/CN2022/084037	Mar 2022	US
Child	18474472		US

ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CORRECTING STATE OF CHARGE VALUE THEREOF

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