Abuse Test Development: Mechanisms and Materials Impact of Abused Lithium-ion Batteries
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Jump to search filtersPredicting and Mitigating Cascading Failure in Stacks of Lithium-Ion Cells
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Mechanisms and Materials Impact of Abused Li-ion Batteries
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Mitigation of Failure Propagation in Multi-Cell Lithium-ion Batteries
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Multi-scale thermal stability study of commercial lithium-ion batteries as a function of chemistry and state-of-charge
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Predicting Limits of Cascading Failure of Thermal Runaway in Stacks of Li-Ion Pouch Cells
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Predicting and Mitigating Cascading Failure of Thermal Runaway in Stacks of Li-Ion Pouch Cells
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Perspective—From Calorimetry Measurements to Furthering Mechanistic Understanding and Control of Thermal Abuse in Lithium-Ion Cells
Journal of the Electrochemical Society
Lithium-ion battery safety is prerequisite for applications from consumer electronics to grid energy storage. Cell and component-level calorimetry studies are central to safety evaluations. Qualitative empirical comparisons have been indispensable in understanding decomposition behavior. More systematic calorimetry studies along with more comprehensive measurements and reporting can lead to more quantitative mechanistic understanding. This mechanistic understanding can facilitate improved designs and predictions for scenarios that are difficult to access experimentally, such as system-level failures. Recommendations are made to improve usability of calorimetry results in mechanistic understanding. From our perspective, this path leads to a more mature science of battery safety.
Approaches and Considerations for Thermal Abuse Studies of Lithium-Ion Batteries
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Degradation Mechanisms of Overcharged Li-ion Batteries
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Scaling Accelerating Rate Calorimetry Results
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High Precision Characterization of Li-Ion Batteries during Extreme Fast Charging
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Mechanisms and Material Impacts of Overcharge in Lithium Ion Batteries
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Thermal stability study of commercial lithium-ion batteries as a function of cathode chemistry and state-of-charge
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Determination of battery state of stability through advanced diagnostics
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Battery Abuse Laboratory Operations
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Evaluating the Impact of Initiation Methods on Propagating Thermal Runaway in Lithium-Ion Batteries
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Battery Abuse Test Development
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Comprehensive Study of Commercial Lithium-Ion Cell Aging Behavior and Abuse Response
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Degradation Mechanisms of Overcharged Li-ion Batteries
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Abuse Testing Overview and Analysis of Lithium Ion Fast Charge
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Using Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) and Differential Capacity (DC) Analysis Techniques to Determine the State of Health (SoH) of Active Load Battery Systems
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Battery Safety and Abuse Testing
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Investigations of the structural and electrochemical properties of overcharged Li-ion batteries
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Examining and Controlling the Behavior of Thermal Runaway in Multi Cell Systems
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