2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijheatmasstransfer.2023.124255
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Effect of mechanical vibration on phase change material based thermal management system for a cylindrical lithium-ion battery at high ambient temperature and high discharge rate

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“…In the discharge process of lithium iron phosphate battery, the heat capacity unit volume is mainly composed of irreversible heat and reversible heat of which irreversible heat dominates, and this paper does not consider the reversible heat for simplicity. Where the irreversible heat production per unit volume can be calculated by eq Q b = I V ( false( U U 0 false) + T normald U 0 normald T ) = I V ( I R r + T normald U 0 normald T ) where Q b is the rate of heat capacity unit volume inside the battery, V is the total volume of battery, I is the charging and discharging current of battery, charging is positive, discharging is negative, U is the open circuit voltage, U 0 is the operating voltage, T is the initial temperature of battery, R r is the equivalent internal resistance of battery, normald U 0 normald T is the temperature effect coefficient, which varies with the battery operating voltage, I 2 R r denotes the Joule heat and polarization heat components, and T normald U 0 normald T denotes the reaction heat component, but in practical calculations, this heat is a small percentage of the total heat generation, so it can be simplified and ignored.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the discharge process of lithium iron phosphate battery, the heat capacity unit volume is mainly composed of irreversible heat and reversible heat of which irreversible heat dominates, and this paper does not consider the reversible heat for simplicity. Where the irreversible heat production per unit volume can be calculated by eq Q b = I V ( false( U U 0 false) + T normald U 0 normald T ) = I V ( I R r + T normald U 0 normald T ) where Q b is the rate of heat capacity unit volume inside the battery, V is the total volume of battery, I is the charging and discharging current of battery, charging is positive, discharging is negative, U is the open circuit voltage, U 0 is the operating voltage, T is the initial temperature of battery, R r is the equivalent internal resistance of battery, normald U 0 normald T is the temperature effect coefficient, which varies with the battery operating voltage, I 2 R r denotes the Joule heat and polarization heat components, and T normald U 0 normald T denotes the reaction heat component, but in practical calculations, this heat is a small percentage of the total heat generation, so it can be simplified and ignored.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mechanical vibration plays a crucial role in the PCM-based BTMS, helping to restrict excessive temperature elevation and enhance the uniformity of temperature in lithium-ion batteries. Zhou et al [75] examined the impact of mechanical vibration on a PCM-based module for thermal management in a single 26650 cylindrical cell, particularly under high ambient temperature and high discharge rate. Their findings indicated that mechanical vibration improved natural convection heat transfer, mitigating excessive temperature rise and promoting temperature uniformity.…”
Section: Pcm-cooled and Pcm-fin Btmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The structural design of battery thermal management systems (BTMSs) plays a critical role in ensuring the efficient and reliable operation of electric vehicles (EVs) [126][127][128][129]. A well-designed BTMS can regulate the temperature of the battery pack within safe operating limits, thus promoting a longer battery lifespan and optimal vehicle performance while minimizing energy consumption and costs [130][131][132][133]. Several BTMS designs have been proposed and studied in the literature.…”
Section: Research Progress On Heat Pump Air Conditioning Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%