期刊
JOURNAL OF THE ELECTROCHEMICAL SOCIETY
卷 169, 期 5, 页码 -出版社
ELECTROCHEMICAL SOC INC
DOI: 10.1149/1945-7111/ac67f8
关键词
High Energy Cells; All-Solid-State Batteries; Binary Electrolyte; Polymer Electrolyte; Secondary Particles; Primary Particles; Lithium-Iron Phosphate
资金
- German Federal Ministry for Economic and Affairs of Energy [03ET6092D]
- Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) [390 881 007, EXC 2163/1]
All-solid state lithium polymer batteries offer high safety and energy density, and their success depends on an improved design of cathode manufacturing process. A model-based analysis was conducted to study the impact of cathode particle structure on electrochemical cell performance. The study found that the formation of large agglomerates during production of solid-state cathodes significantly affects transport properties.
All-solid state lithium polymer batteries are promising next-generation batteries with high safety and energy density. Their success depends on an improved design with a tailored cathode manufacturing process. To facilitate a knowledge-driven optimal design of cathode, a model-based analysis on the impact of the cathode particle structure on the electrochemical cell performance is conducted. During production of solid-state cathodes, small active material particles such as lithium-iron phosphate tend to form large agglomerates with inner electrolyte-filled pores which have significant effect on transport properties within a secondary particle. Therefore, a battery cell model with secondary particles and optionally with a core-shell structure is developed and evaluated. Discharge performance is shown to be stronger impacted by changing the electrolyte fraction inside the particle than by changing the size of the electrolyte core within the secondary particle. A core-shell structure has a positive impact on the discharge performance and should be preferred for high power application. In contrast, cells with homogeneous agglomerate particles show better performance at low discharge rates. Thus, they are recommended for high energy and low power applications. The results of this study highlight the potentials of tailored production process for next-generation batteries.
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