We present a novel decision-making framework for accelerated degradation tests and predictive maintenance that exploits prior knowledge and experimental data on the system’s state. As a framework for sequential decision making in these areas, dynamic programming and reinforcement learning are considered, along with data-driven degradation learning when necessary. Furthermore, we illustrate both stochastic and machine learning degradation models, which are integrated in the framework, using data-driven methods. These methods are presented as a valuable tool for designing life-testing experiments and for maintaining lithium-ion batteries.

A Review of Degradation Models and Remaining Useful Life Prediction for Testing Design and Predictive Maintenance of Lithium-Ion Batteries

Pievatolo, Antonio;Meccariello, Giovanni;
2024

Abstract

We present a novel decision-making framework for accelerated degradation tests and predictive maintenance that exploits prior knowledge and experimental data on the system’s state. As a framework for sequential decision making in these areas, dynamic programming and reinforcement learning are considered, along with data-driven degradation learning when necessary. Furthermore, we illustrate both stochastic and machine learning degradation models, which are integrated in the framework, using data-driven methods. These methods are presented as a valuable tool for designing life-testing experiments and for maintaining lithium-ion batteries.
2024
Istituto di Matematica Applicata e Tecnologie Informatiche - IMATI - Sede Secondaria Milano
Istituto di Scienze e Tecnologie per l'Energia e la Mobilità Sostenibili - STEMS - Sede Secondaria Napoli
accelerated degradation tests
degradation modelling
predictive maintenance
reinforcement learning
remaining useful life
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