18650 series-parallel battery-pack co-design grammar
A constrained grammar for repositioning 18650 cells and editing whole series stages or parallel branches in a rectangular SxP battery pack.
See Grammar Problem Catalog for the grammar family index.
Quick Facts
Field |
Value |
|---|---|
Problem ID |
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Problem Family |
grammar |
Implementation |
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Capabilities |
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Study Suitability |
none |
Tags |
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Taxonomy
- Formulation
discrete_grammar
- Convexity
not_applicable
- Design Variable Type
discrete
- Is Dynamic
no
- Orientation
engineering_practical
- Feasibility Ratio Hint
0.1
- Objective Mode
multi
- Constraint Nature
hard
- Bounds Summary
explicit 3D cell coordinates inside a fixed envelope with a complete SxP topology
- Tags
grammar,battery,series-parallel,layout,co-design
Statement
Design a battery pack using 18650 cells under a constrained series-parallel topology. The pack always forms a complete rectangular grid of logical electrical slots: S series stages by P parallel branches, with exactly one physical cell per slot. Designers may reposition cells in space, add a full new series stage, remove the final series stage, add a full new parallel branch, or remove the final parallel branch.
The benchmark target is a 14.8V pack with at least 10Ah capacity and at least 60A continuous current, under a 500mm x 500mm x 250mm envelope. Evaluation uses deterministic geometry and coarse thermal checks plus an optional PyBaMM-backed representative-cell discharge simulation.
Problem Shape
Field |
Value |
|---|---|
State Type |
SeriesParallelBatteryState |
Initial Transition Count |
21 |
Initial Rule Names |
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Manifest Parameters
Key |
Value |
|---|---|
max_depth_mm |
500 |
max_height_mm |
250 |
max_width_mm |
500 |
minimum_capacity_ah |
10 |
minimum_current_a |
60 |
target_voltage_v |
14.8 |
voltage_tolerance_v |
0.1 |
Initial Transition Summary
Rule Name |
Transition Count |
|---|---|
add_parallel_branch |
7 |
add_series_stage |
7 |
move_cell |
7 |
Library Interface
initial_state()enumerate_transitions(state)enumerate_next_states(state)evaluate(state)