Method for charging management of emergent blade-changing battery pack of wind driven generator
A technology for wind turbines and charging management, which is used in secondary battery charging/discharging, measuring electrical variables, and secondary battery repair/maintenance. Balance and other issues to achieve the effect of power balance, improve stability and reliability, and prolong service life
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[0017] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0018] refer to figure 1 , after starting, first perform step 101 single battery voltage detection (for the detection method, see figure 2 ), and then go to step 102 to record all battery voltages and sort them by size. This process records the output voltage data of each battery detected and sorts them by voltage size; then proceed to step 103 to judge that the voltage is less than 30%. This process judges the output Whether there is a battery whose voltage is lower than 30% of the rated voltage, if yes, it means that the battery is faulty, go to step 105, a battery damage alarm is issued, and the battery needs to be replaced at this time; if no, then go to step 104, select a rechargeable battery , that is, compare the voltages of all batteries, and select the battery with the lowest voltage as the priority charging battery; then, enter step 106, tha...
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