Two-Dimensional Temperature and Current Analysis of Cylindrical Lithium-Ion Secondary Battery Using Simple Heat Generation Model
Abstract
To develop large-sized lithium-ion secondary batteries for electric vehicles etc., it is necessary to take temperature and current distributions in the batteries into consideration. To make clear these distributions, the authors develop a two-dimensional time-dependent simulation code of temperature and current distributions during discharge cycles in cylindrical lithium-ion secondary batteries. The code is handy but sufficiently accurate because it uses the simple heat generation model recently established by the authors. Numerical simulations are, at first, performed for a commercially available small-sized battery, and accuracy of the code is confirmed through the comparison between the calculation results and the corresponding experimental results. Calculations are also performed for a large-sized battery and it is made clear that the temperature and current distributions become fairly inhomogeneous, indicating the necessity of the developed code.
- Publication:
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IEEJ Transactions on Power and Energy
- Pub Date:
- 2004
- DOI:
- 10.1541/ieejpes.124.1041
- Bibcode:
- 2004IJTPE.124.1041I
- Keywords:
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- lithium-ion secondary battery;
- heat generation;
- internal resistance;
- two-dimensional analysis