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An efficient multi-state evaluation approach for lithium-ion pouch cells under dynamic conditions in pressure/current/temperature

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  • Huang, Zhiliang
  • Wang, Huaixing
  • Yang, Tongguang
  • Chen, Zeye
  • Li, Hangyang
  • Chen, Jie
  • Wu, Shengben

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The current analytical and simulation models for lithium-ion pouch cells encounter challenges in accuracy and efficiency for battery management applications. This paper proposes an analytical model and decoupling algorithm for lithium-ion pouch cells. It can evaluate the multi-state distribution and evolution in gas/heat generation, temperature, pressure, and deformation. Analytic differential equations are formulated, including mechanical, thermal circuit and reaction sub-models. The analysis framework considers dynamic conditions (e.g., mechanical pressure, charging/discharging, heat dissipation) and uniform characteristics (e.g., local heating, anisotropic heat conduction, shell deformation). A sequential decoupling algorithm from the global to the local is proposed to address the convergence issue from the high-dimensional and strongly nonlinear equations. Iterative mechanisms are established to determine the solving parameters for eliminating confusion in engineering applications. The numerical and experimental results on three commercial pouch cells verified the approach performances, including stable convergence, millisecond efficiency, and 2% temperature error. The performances suggest its application prospects in energy storage and vehicle power systems.

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  • Huang, Zhiliang & Wang, Huaixing & Yang, Tongguang & Chen, Zeye & Li, Hangyang & Chen, Jie & Wu, Shengben, 2023. "An efficient multi-state evaluation approach for lithium-ion pouch cells under dynamic conditions in pressure/current/temperature," Applied Energy, Elsevier, vol. 340(C).
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:appene:v:340:y:2023:i:c:s030626192300421x
    DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2023.121057
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