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The KPI for a battery unit’s availability is calculated by the portal at daily intervals.
Definition
The Availability (battery) KPI is the percentage of time a battery unit is operational, meaning available for charging and discharging.
Formula
|
Variable |
Unit |
Description |
Further details |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Availability |
% |
Percentage of time a battery unit is operationally ready |
KPI only available as of daily values |
|
n |
– |
Number of timestamps |
|
|
A(t) |
– |
Availability state at timestamp t. Can be
|
|
|
Vmin, Vmax |
V |
Voltage limits |
configure separately, see below |
|
BU,DC |
V |
Actual DC voltage |
data point |
|
BSOC |
% |
Actual SOC/State of charge |
data point |
|
BI,DC |
A |
Actual DC current |
data point |
Further details and prerequisites:
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The KPI can only be used as daily or longer intervals. You can not display it in higher resolutions, like 15- or 1-minute intervals.
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To check the conditions, the data points
B_U_DC,B_SOC, andB_I_DCare used. See Import specification (external link). -
You must configure the battery unit's voltage limits in the portal. See Configure the battery units' operating parameters.
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Anti-freeze check: Is positive if telemetry was not frozen during the last 30 min, meaning the telemetry data changes as expected during active battery operation (> 0.01 C), indicating that measurements are being updated. To perform a thorough check, the nominal capacity must be configured, see Configure the battery units' operating parameters.
Usage
The Availability (battery) KPI can be used for the following functionalities:
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User-defined charts and heatmaps. You can find the KPI in the data point category KPI.
Example
On 15th July, the unit Battery-Container 1 was available 99.65 % of the time.