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IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
Volume 22, Issue 1, Pages 640-650Publisher
IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/TITS.2020.3024801
Keywords
Resistance; Anodes; Batteries; Statistical analysis; Cathodes; Temperature measurement; Lithium-ion batteries; low temperature; performance decrease; fast-charging limitation; quantitative analysis; electrochemical model
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- Fundamental Research Funds of the Central Universities [2018JBM053]
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In this article, a quantitative analysis method based on an electrochemical model is proposed to reveal the reasons for performance decrease and fast-charging limitation of batteries at low temperatures. The study found that sluggish diffusion in electrodes is the principal reason for battery available capacity loss, while increased film resistance of anode is responsible for the predominant limitation of low-temperature fast-charging. This quantitative revelation breaks through the traditional understanding that performance decrease and fast-charging limitation of batteries at low temperatures are highly associated with the degree of the change of characteristic parameters.
The mechanism revelation of performance decrease and fast-charging limitation of lithium-ion batteries at low temperatures is indispensable to optimize battery design and develop fast-charging methods. In this article, an electrochemical model-based quantitative analysis method is proposed to uncover the dominant reason for performance decrease and fast-charging limitation of batteries at low temperatures. The highly important dynamic parameters are carefully determined by the experimental data from the checked three-electrode battery and optimized by the genetic algorithm, rather than directly taken from the references. Validation results confirm that the electrochemical model can well reproduce battery behaviors under different conditions and that identified parameters are accurate. The quantitative analysis indicates that the sluggish diffusion in cathode and anode electrodes is the principal reason for battery available capacity loss. Battery available power attenuation is primarily attributed to the increased film resistance of anode and the reduced exchange current density of cathode, and it is substantially independent of the reduced diffusivity. The comparison result from the lithium-plating-prevention charging current reveals that the increased film resistance of the anode is responsible for the predominant limitation of low-temperature fast-charging, despite the most change in the exchange current density of the anode. This quantitative revelation breaks through the traditional understanding from the qualitative analysis that performance decrease and fast-charging limitation of batteries at low temperatures are highly associated with the degree of the change of characteristic parameters.
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