Method and apparatus for correcting SOC, battery management system and storage medium

1. A method for correcting a state of charge (SOC), the method comprising:

recording state of health (SOH), a voltage sequence, a current sequence, a temperature sequence and a time sequence of a battery cell and accumulating a standing time period when the battery cell is under a preset standing condition, wherein the preset standing condition is that a current of the battery cell is less than a preset current threshold;

determining an estimated steady-state open circuit voltage (OCV) value based on the time sequence, the voltage sequence and a steady-state time period threshold when the standing time period reaches the steady-state time period threshold, wherein steady-state time period threshold is determined based on SOH and temperature of the battery cell at current time;

determining an SOC corresponding to the estimated steady-state OCV value by looking up a first preset correspondence between steady-state OCVs and SOCs; and

correcting a current SOC by using the SOC corresponding to the estimated steady-state OCV value, wherein the current SOC is obtained by using an open circuit voltage method.

2. The method according to claim 1 , further comprising:

determining whether a preset trustable parameter condition is met; and

the estimated steady-state OCV value is calculated when the preset trustable parameter condition is met;

wherein the preset trustable parameter condition comprises: a change in voltage of the battery cell during the standing time period is greater than a preset change threshold, a temperature of the battery cell during the standing time period is within a preset temperature range, and the standing time period of the battery cell is greater than a first preset length of time period.

3. The method according to claim 2 , wherein the determining whether the preset trustable parameter condition is met is performed when the battery cell does not meet the preset standing condition and/or each time when the battery cell meet the preset standing condition for a second preset length of time period.

4. The method according to claim 2 , wherein the method further comprises:

calculating, when the preset trustable parameter condition is not met, an unsteady-state OCV, wherein the unsteady-state OCV is a difference between a voltage of the battery cell at an ending moment of the standing time period and a polarization voltage compensation value, wherein the polarization voltage compensation value is determined by looking up a preset correspondence between currents, temperatures and polarization voltage compensation values based on a current and a temperature of the battery cell at the ending moment of the standing time period, or determined by looking up a preset correspondence between statistical characteristics of voltages and temperatures and polarization voltage compensation values based on statistical characteristics of voltages and temperatures of the battery cell during the standing time period;

determining an SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV by looking up a second preset correspondence between unsteady-state OCVs and SOCs; and

correcting the current SOC by using the SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV.

5. The method according to claim 4 , wherein the correcting the current SOC by using the SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV comprises:

determining a voltage rebound direction of the battery cell during the standing time period;

correcting the current SOC by using the SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV when the voltage rebound direction indicates a voltage increase and the SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV is greater than the current SOC; and

correcting the current SOC by using the SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV when the voltage rebound direction indicates a voltage decrease and the SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV is smaller than the current SOC.

6. The method according to claim 4 , wherein the correcting the current SOC by using the SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV comprises:

calculating a difference between the SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV and the current SOC; and

correcting the current SOC by using the SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV when an absolute value of the difference is greater than a preset difference threshold.

7. The method according to claim 4 , wherein the correcting the current SOC by using the SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV comprises:

performing a weighting process on the SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV and the current SOC, and

correcting the current SOC by using the weighted SOC.

8. An apparatus for correcting a state of charge (SOC), the apparatus comprising:

a processor;

a memory storing a program;

wherein the processor is configured to:

record state of health (SOH), a voltage sequence, a current sequence, a temperature sequence and a time sequence of a battery cell and accumulating a standing time period when the battery cell is under a preset standing condition, wherein the preset standing condition is that a current of the battery cell is less than a preset current threshold;

determine an estimated steady-state open circuit voltage (OCV) value based on the time sequence, the voltage sequence and a steady-state time period threshold when the standing time period reaches the steady-state time period threshold, wherein steady-state time period threshold is determined based on SOH and temperature of the battery cell at current time;

determine a state of charge (SOC) corresponding to the estimated steady-state OCV value by looking up a first preset correspondence between OCVs and SOCs; and

correct a current SOC by using the SOC corresponding to the estimated steady-state OCV value, wherein the current SOC is obtained by using an open circuit voltage method.

9. The apparatus according to claim 8 , wherein the processor is further configured to:

determine whether a preset trustable parameter condition is met; and

the estimated steady-state OCV value is calculated when the preset trustable parameter condition is met;

wherein the preset trustable parameter condition comprises: a change in voltage of the battery cell during the standing time period is greater than a preset change threshold, a temperature of the battery cell during the standing time period is within a preset temperature range, and the standing time period of the battery cell is greater than a first preset length of time period.

10. The apparatus according to claim 9 , wherein the processor is further configured to:

calculate, when the preset trustable parameter condition is not met, an unsteady-state OCV, wherein the unsteady-state OCV is a difference between a voltage of the battery cell at an ending moment of the standing time period and a polarization voltage compensation value, wherein the polarization voltage compensation value is determined by looking up a preset correspondence between currents, temperatures and polarization voltage compensation values based on a current and a temperature of the battery cell at the ending moment of the standing time period, or determined by looking up a preset correspondence between statistical characteristics of voltages and temperatures and polarization voltage compensation values based on statistical characteristics of voltages and temperatures of the battery cell during the standing time period;

determine an SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV by looking up a second preset correspondence between unsteady-state OCVs and SOCs; and

correct the current SOC by using the SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV.

11. The apparatus according to claim 10 , wherein the processor is further configured to:

determine a voltage rebound direction of the battery cell during the standing time period;

correct the current SOC by using the SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV when the voltage rebound direction indicates a voltage increase and the SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV is greater than the current SOC; and

correct the current SOC by using the SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV when the voltage rebound direction indicates a voltage decrease and the SOC corresponding to the unsteady-state OCV is smaller than the current SOC.