Dynamic data mining technique for rules extraction in a process of battery charging

Authors:
R. A. Aliev;R. R. Aliev;B. Guirimov;K. Uyar
Affiliations:
Department of Computer Aided Control Systems, Azerbaijan State Oil Academy, 20 Azadlyg Avenue, Baku, Azerbaijan;Department of Mathematics, Eastern Mediterranean University, Gazimagusa, Via Mersin-10, North Cyprus;Department of Computer Aided Control Systems, Azerbaijan State Oil Academy, 20 Azadlyg Avenue, Baku, Azerbaijan;Department of Computer Engineering, Near East University, North Cyprus
Venue:
Applied Soft Computing
Year:
2008

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Abstract

Battery charging controllers design and application is a growing industry direction. Fast and efficient charging of battery packs is a problem which is difficult and often expensive to solve using conventional techniques. The majority of existing works on intelligent charging systems are based on expert knowledge and heuristics. Not all features of the desired charging behavior can be attained by the hard-wired logic implemented by expert generated rules. Because the battery charging is a highly dynamic process and the chemical technology a battery uses varies significantly for different battery types, data mining technique can be of real importance for extracting the charging rules from the large databases, especially when the charging logic is to be continuously changed during the life of the battery dependent on the type and characteristics of the battery and utilization conditions. In this paper we use soft computing-based data mining technique for extraction of control rules for effective and fast battery charging process. The obtained rules were used for NiCd battery charging. The comparative performance evaluation was done among the existing charging control methods and the proposed system, which demonstrated a significant increase of performance (minimum charging time and minimum overheating) using the soft computing-based approach.