2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpowsour.2019.227435
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Modeling and analysis of high-frequency alternating-current heating for lithium-ion batteries under low-temperature operations

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“…Guo et al [55] Based on the design of an alternating current in the trapezoid heating method, to solve the problem is not suitable for trapezoid heating method in parameter Settings easy to endanger the battery health problem because of the adverse event, created a three-electrode cell is used to study trapezoidal heating in low temperature can affect the health of the battery, the experimental results show that the research of heating methods on the battery does not affect health. Shang et al [56] studied a high-frequency AC heater based on buck-boost transformation and developed an electrical model of a high-frequency thermal control heater based on ohmic resistance heating and lithium-ion transport. Experiment by studying the high-frequency AC heating topology and the effectiveness of the thermal model of different root mean square (RMS) current AC heating frequency, the results showed that the electrical flow in the same RMS AC frequency can significantly improve the heat rate and thermal efficiency, thus shows the ohmic resistance and lithium-ion battery transfer heat will not cause the damage of the battery.…”
Section: Internal Heating Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Guo et al [55] Based on the design of an alternating current in the trapezoid heating method, to solve the problem is not suitable for trapezoid heating method in parameter Settings easy to endanger the battery health problem because of the adverse event, created a three-electrode cell is used to study trapezoidal heating in low temperature can affect the health of the battery, the experimental results show that the research of heating methods on the battery does not affect health. Shang et al [56] studied a high-frequency AC heater based on buck-boost transformation and developed an electrical model of a high-frequency thermal control heater based on ohmic resistance heating and lithium-ion transport. Experiment by studying the high-frequency AC heating topology and the effectiveness of the thermal model of different root mean square (RMS) current AC heating frequency, the results showed that the electrical flow in the same RMS AC frequency can significantly improve the heat rate and thermal efficiency, thus shows the ohmic resistance and lithium-ion battery transfer heat will not cause the damage of the battery.…”
Section: Internal Heating Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This observation is rarely reflected in other research, nor commonly seen in battery heat generation models [5]. So [14] specifically modified the battery heat generation model according to this observation for further simulation studies.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Comparing with cooling, heating LIBs was paid close attention in recent years. Despite all this, many effective heating methods have been presented, such as: alternating current (AC) heating method [18][19][20][21], liquid heating method [22,23], wide line metal film heating method [24][25][26][27] and self-heating LIB heating method (SHLBHM) [28,29], etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%