With advanced monitoring and real-time analysis of battery performance data, BMS for Nickel-Zinc Battery can accurately estimate the SOC/SOH, sending thermal runaway early warnings and performing charging management. If any abnormal fluctuations—such as voltage irregularities, temperature spikes, or capacity deviations—are detected, the system triggers an instant alarm, allowing users to take immediate corrective action. This proactive approach helps eliminate hidden risks, minimize operational hazards, and prevent potential failures before they occur.
Monitoring of Operational Parameters
The Battery Management System (BMS) for Nickel-Zinc batteries performs continuous monitoring of key metrics including voltage levels across the pack & string, charge/discharge current, internal resistance, and temperature. By keeping a close watch on these real-time indicators, the BMS ensures the battery remains within its safe operational window.
Charging and Discharging Regulation
To optimize performance and extend service life, the BMS governs both the charging and discharging processes. It sets appropriate voltage and current thresholds based on the battery’s condition and ambient temperature. Overcharging and deep discharging are prevented through predefined limits, helping to preserve battery capacity and maintain performance consistency throughout the life cycle.
Thermal Runaway Detection and Early Warning
Nickel-Zinc batteries provide enhanced safety compared to some lithium chemistries, but overheating can still occur under fault conditions or heavy usage. The BMS incorporates temperature sensors and predictive algorithms to identify abnormal thermal patterns early. Should it detect rapid temperature rise or hotspot formation, the system can initiate alerts, reduce power flow, or shut down the system altogether to prevent escalation—safeguarding both the battery and surrounding equipment.