1988
DOI: 10.1149/1.2095464
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Mathematical Modeling of LiAl / LiCl , KCl / FeS Cells

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“…The reversible heat is related to the chemical reactions in cells, while the irreversible heat is related to concentration polarization, activation polarization and ohmic polarization. According to Bernardi et al [4] , the heat generation of the full cells can be calculated by using the simplified equation as follows:…”
Section: Theories and Principles Of Calculationmentioning
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“…The reversible heat is related to the chemical reactions in cells, while the irreversible heat is related to concentration polarization, activation polarization and ohmic polarization. According to Bernardi et al [4] , the heat generation of the full cells can be calculated by using the simplified equation as follows:…”
Section: Theories and Principles Of Calculationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Bernardi et al [4] , when taking the size into consideration, the rate of heat generated can also be calculated by Eq. (6) :…”
Section: Total Heat Generationmentioning
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“…To build a battery thermal model, the equation for energy balance has to be considered for a given battery cooling or heating scenario. A general energy balance equation for battery systems was proposed by Bernardi et al in (10). Nevertheless, if adiabatic conditions are considered, the energy balance equation can be simplified and the accumulation of enthalpy in the battery cell will match the heat generation (11):…”
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“…volume averaging [9][10] or formal mathematical homogenization theory [11]. The original models of Newman and coworkers have been complemented by thermal transport [12][13][14] and are also used in the analysis of degradation phenomena as e.g. plating [15].…”
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