Extending the Doyle-Fuller-Newman model for Phase-Separating Materials

IonWorks

Authors: Ionworks For several decades, the Doyle-Fuller-Newman model has been the cornerstone of computational battery modeling, design, and optimization. Since the model was developed based on an assumption of Fickian diffusion in the solid active material particles, the equilibrium state in a DFN model is an electrode of compositionally homogeneous particles. While this is appropriate … Read more

Fast Charging of a Lithium-Ion Battery

Poster on fast charging modelling and optimisation

Charging Current Control Strategy Based on Online Evaluation of the Chargeability Status of its Cells Authors: DIAB Raymonda, SCHAEFFER Emmanuel, AUGER François, POIZOT Philippe, COUSSEAU Jean-François Context Charging time reduction allows : Challenges Standard fast charging methods of Li-ion batteries : Methodology This algorithm enhances the charging current in order to maintain the observed overpotential … Read more

Battery Cell Modelling

first order equivalent circuit model

The need for modelling The primary reason why one is interested in having a model of a battery is it allows us to make informed decisions, optimise or control a battery to deliver on its intended applications. For instance, we may be interested in knowing how different material choices, electrode compositions or cell packaging, will … Read more