A cikin yakin da na yi labari, ina koyarwa da tattalin da na iya da suka fito da shirya takalmomi. Ina jin da ma amfani da su ga wasu rukuni masu zafi mai kyau. Idan ana fi saki da hanyoyi, yanayin aiki na musamman ya zama muhimmanci ga tsarin zarfi da al'adun kasuwanci. Idan an samu fittoci a kan ziyartar da na yi, abubuwan da ba su dace ba sun fi hada da ROI—da 57% daga cikin take da suka fito da shirya takalmomi suka bayyana cewa an sa shiga aiki a shekarar 2023, tare da 80% daga cikinsu suna nuna cewa wadannan suna lalace saboda abubuwan da ba su dace ba, matsaloli, ko kuma babban da suka gine da su. A nan, ina bayar da ma aiki masu tsarin bayani game da kungiyoyin bincike (battarya, BMS, PCS, tsarin yawan mutum, EMS) da kuma tsarin bincike uku (bincike na ranar, inganta, bincike mai zurfi) don in taimaka waɗanda suke da ma aiki.
1. Tsarin Bincike Kungiyoyin Bincike
1.1 Kungiya na Battarya: "Zuci" na Shirya Takalmomi
Battaryar su ne karkashin zafi, domin haka an bukatar binciken masu kammala a kan tsohon lokaci:
(1) Bincike Masu Zafi Mai Yawanci
(2) Bincike Masu Zafi Mai Inganta
(3) Bincike Tsarin Yawan Musamman
1.2 BMS: "Gargajiya" na Iya Kamantan Battarya
BMS tattauna da kuma ya ƙara battaryar—kafofin amfani da tsarin yawan mutum, state estimation, da kuma inganta:
(1) Bincike Tsarin Yawan Amfani Da Protocol
BMS ya kamata a yi amfani da PCS/EMS via protocols kamar Modbus/IEC 61850. Yi amfani da CAN analyzers (misali, Vector CANoe) da kuma protocol converters don in bincike:
Latency: ≤200ms
Success Rate: ≥99%
Tsarin Data Integrity: Ba za a gama data ba/corruptio.
Ina amfani da finite-state machine (FSM)-based test case generation don in kafa duk yadda ake amfani da tsarin yawan amfani.
(2) Validation Algorithmin SOC/SOH
Tabbata cewa irin da ya fi yawa SOC ≤±1% da SOH ≤±5% (GB/T 34131):
Offline Calibration: Karshe estimatin BMS da lab-measured capacity / Internal Resistance
Online Testing: Simulate real-world charge-discharge cycles.
Battery simulators and BMS interface emulators automate this for efficiency.
(3) Cell Balancing Testing
(4) Safety Protection Testing
Trigger overcharge, overdischarge, and thermal protection:
1.3 PCS: "Power Hub" for Energy Conversion
PCS converts AC/DC—test efficiency, protection, and power quality:
(1) Efficiency Testing
Meet GB/T 34120 (≥95% efficiency at rated power):
(2) Protection Testing
Validate overload (110% rated load), short-circuit, and overvoltage responses. Must meet GB/T 34120.
(3) Harmonic Analysis
Ensure THD ≤5% (GB/T 14549/GB/T 19939):
Direct Measurement: Use power quality analyzers (e.g., Fluke 438-II) to test waveforms.
FFT Analysis: Calculate harmonic amplitudes from current signals.
Test across loads and operating conditions.
(4) Output Stability Testing
Measure voltage, frequency, and power factor stability under varying loads. Use high-precision scopes/analyzers to verify compliance.
1.4 Thermal Management System: The "Cooling Guardian"
Maintains optimal battery temperature—test cooling, temperature control, and ruggedness:
(1) Cooling Performance Testing
(2) Temperature Control Precision Testing
(3) Ruggedness Testing
Conduct IP (GB/T 4208), vibration (GB/T 4857.3), and salt-spray (GB/T 2423.17) tests. Critical for extreme environments (e.g., Huawei’s Red Sea project uses distributed cooling for 50℃ conditions).
(4) Leak Detection (Liquid-Cooled Only)
Fluorescent Tracer: Add dye, inspect with UV light.
Pressure Testing: Pressurize lines to check seals.
Ensure no leaks and stable coolant pressure.
1.5 EMS: The "Commander" of Energy Management
Optimizes operation and dispatching—test algorithms, communication, and security:
(1) Algorithm Accuracy Testing
Validate load forecasting, charge-discharge optimization, and economics:
Historical Backtesting: Use past data to verify models.
Live Testing: Validate with real-time operations.
Example: CATL’s AI cuts fault detection time by 7 days, boosting efficiency by 3% and reducing losses by 25%.
(2) Communication Protocol Compatibility Testing
Ensure support for IEC 61850/Modbus (IEC 62933-5-2):
(3) Data Security Testing
Validate SM4 encryption, access control, and integrity (per national crypto standards):
(4) Response Time Testing
Ensure system response ≤200ms (GB/T 40090) to handle grid demands. Trigger EMS actions and measure latency.
2. Three-Tiered Inspection Framework
2.1 Daily Checks (Rapid Fault Detection)
Conducted per shift to catch issues early:
2.2 Periodic Maintenance (Preventive Care)
Scheduled to extend lifespan:
2.3 Deep Diagnostics (Root-Cause Analysis)
Triggered by recurring issues (e.g., frequent thermal runaway alerts, BMS communication failures):
3. Best Practices: Standardization, Data-Driven Testing, Prevention
3.1 Standardization
Follow IEC 62933-5-2/GB/T 40090-2021:
3.2 Data-Driven Testing
Build a unified data pipeline (battery temp, voltage, SOC, PCS efficiency, THD, etc.). Use AI (LSTM, random forests) and digital twins:
3.3 Preventive Testing
Schedule proactive checks based on equipment behavior:Cadence: Quarterly cell balancing, semi-annual BMS updates, annual PCS harmonics/thermal seals checks, quarterly EMS algorithm updates.
Frontline testing demands rigor, expertise, and practical know-how. Mastering these subsystems, tools, and strategies ensures energy storage systems deliver reliability and efficiency—safeguarding business and grid operations. This guide distills years of hands-on experience—I hope it empowers fellow testers to raise the bar in energy storage reliability.