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Better performance consistency of regrouped batteries retired from electric vehicles can guarantee the residual value maximized, which greatly improves the second-use application economy of retired batteries. This paper develops a fast identification approach for micro-health parameters characterizing negative electrode material and electrolyte in LiFePO4 batteries on the basis of a simplified pseudo two-dimensional model by using Padé approximation is developed. First, as the basis for accurately identifying micro-health parameters, the liquid-phase and solid-phase diffusion processes of pseudo two-dimensional model are simplified based on Padé approximation, especially according to enhanced boundary conditions of liquid-phase diffusion. Second, the reduced pseudo two-dimensional model with the lumped parameter is proposed, the target parameters characterizing negative electrode material (εn, Ds,n) and electrolyte (De, Ce) are grouped with other unknown but fixed parameters, which ensures that no matter whether the target parameters can be achieved, the corresponding varying traces is able to be effectively and independently monitored by lumped parameters. Third, the fast identification method for target micro-health parameters is developed based on the sensitivity of target parameters to constant-current charging voltage, which shortens the parameter identification time in comparison to that obtained by other approaches. Finally, the identification accuracy of the lumped micro-health parameters is verified under 1 C constant-current charging condition.

This study presents a method for analysing the eddy current distribution in splints and oil tank and investigates the losses because of eddy currents in a shell-type power transformer. An optimisation algorithm combining the Taguchi's and the Rosenbrock's method to decrease the eddy current losses is proposed based on an optimal placement and sizing approach of splints and magnetic shielding plates. The thermal distribution of the splints and the oil tank equipped with magnetic shielding is analysed. Results show the effectiveness of the proposed method because of a significant reduction of eddy current losses and a well-distributed temperature profile.

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