A dynamic capacity fading model with thermal evolution considering variable electrode thickness for lithium-ion batteries
A dynamic capacity fading model with thermal evolution considering variable electrode thickness for lithium-ion batteries
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考虑可变电极厚度的锂离子电池热演化动态容量衰减模型
DOI:
10.1007/s11581-018-2476-8
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发表时间:
2018
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2.8
通讯作者:
Liu Yongzhong
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作者:
Huang Xiankun;Ke Shaoyong;Lv Haichao;Liu Yongzhong
Capacity is one of the key parameters to characterize the performances of lithium-ion batteries. Heat generation analysis is essential to evaluate the safety of batteries. To figure out the effects of electrode thickness on capacity fade and thermal behaviors, a capacity fading model is proposed considering reaction kinetics and mass transfer processes on solid electrolyte interface (SEI) layers coupled with thermal evolution. Simulations are conducted on seven LiFePO4batteries with variable electrode thicknesses. Results show that, with the increase of electrode thickness, the capacity losses of batteries deteriorate, and the total heat generation aggravates. For the battery with thick electrode, both the polarization overpotential and the gradient of lithium ion concentrations on particle surfaces of active materials increase on the edges, and then decrease perpendicularly to the cathodes. Under the adiabatic conditions, the temperature of battery (with anode 68 μm and cathode 140 μm) is increased to over 130 °C at the sixth cycle. The temperature of batteries declines when discharging in the beginning and then rises, which is noticeable for the batteries with thin electrodes. The proposed model and the simulation results would provide deep insights into both design and operation of batteries.