Method and device for localizing a defect in an electrochemical store and defect localization system
First Claim
1. A method for localizing a defect in an electrochemical store, the method comprising:
- controlling a temperature of a subarea of the electrochemical store to increase an internal pressure of the subarea, wherein the controlling of the temperature of the subarea is performed in a targeted manner, such that at least one further subarea of the electrochemical store is excluded;
detecting a measured value representing an escape of a component from the subarea occurring in response to the increased internal pressure of the subarea; and
localizing the defect in the subarea when the measured value is in a predetermined relation to a comparison value.
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Abstract
The invention relates to a method for localizing a defect in an electrochemical store (165). The method includes a step of controlling the temperature of a subarea (145, 150, 155, 160, 170) of the electrochemical store (165) to increase an internal pressure of the subarea (145, 150, 155, 160, 170), a step of detecting a measured value which represents an escape of a component from the subarea (145, 150, 155, 160, 170) occurring in response to the increased internal pressure of the subarea (145, 150, 155, 160, 170), and a step of localizing the defect in the subarea (145, 150, 155, 160, 170) when the measured value is in a predetermined relation to a comparison value.
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1. A method for localizing a defect in an electrochemical store, the method comprising:
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controlling a temperature of a subarea of the electrochemical store to increase an internal pressure of the subarea, wherein the controlling of the temperature of the subarea is performed in a targeted manner, such that at least one further subarea of the electrochemical store is excluded; detecting a measured value representing an escape of a component from the subarea occurring in response to the increased internal pressure of the subarea; and localizing the defect in the subarea when the measured value is in a predetermined relation to a comparison value.
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2. A defect localization system, comprising:
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a device for localizing a defect in an electrochemical store, the device including; an interface for outputting a temperature control signal for controlling a temperature of at least one of a subarea and at least one further subarea of the electrochemical store to increase an internal pressure of the at least one of the subarea and the at least one further subarea in response to the temperature control signal; an interface for at least one of; reading in a measured value representing an escape of a component from the subarea occurring in response to the increased internal pressure of the subarea, and reading in at least one further measured value representing an escape of a component from the at least one further subarea occurring in response to the increased internal pressure of the at least one further subarea, and an interface for outputting at least one of; a piece of localization information about a localization of the defect in the subarea when the measured value is in a predetermined relation to a comparison value, and a piece of localization information about a localization of the defect in the at least one further subarea when the at least one further measured value is in a predetermined relation to the comparison value; and a temperature control device for controlling one of the temperature of the subarea and the at least one further subarea in response to the temperature control signal, wherein the temperature control device includes an interconnecting device for interconnecting the subarea and the at least one further subarea of the electrochemical store in different interconnection states, wherein in a first interconnection state the subarea and the further subarea are situated in a load path to which an electrical current is appliable, and wherein in a second interconnection state only the subarea is situated in the load path to which the electrical current is applicable. - View Dependent Claims (3, 4)
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