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- W4385227898 abstract "The high energy density and long cycle life of lithium-ion batteries make them a preferred option for electric vehicles. The efficiency and life span of lithium-ion batteries are particularly sensitive to temperature; thus, it becomes essential to maintain an ideal temperature range. In this context, we concentrated on two widely used electro-chemistry (Equivalent Circuit Model and NTGK) models of a single cell of a dual potential MSMD Lithium-ion Battery while taking into account two significant methods of heat transfer under varying C-rates (0.25C, 1C, 2C, and 5C). We investigated the highest temperatures that two e-chemistry models could reach in varying ambient temperatures (typical summer, winter, and room temperature). The maximum temperature-raising tendency in the ECM due to natural convection is greater than the maximum temperature-raising tendency due to radiation regardless of the environmental temperatures and various C rates (0.25C, 1C, and 2C). However, the trend line of the maximum temperature rise is different in the NTGK model, where the maximum temperature rise due to radiation is greater than the maximum temperature rise due to convection for 0.25C, 1C, and 2C rates in -5°C and 40°C environmental temperatures. In the NTGK model, at 0.25C, 1C, and 2C rates for winter and summer temperatures, the maximum temperature rise owing to radiation is larger than that due to convection. The NTGK model, however, produced somewhat superior findings for the radiation mode of heat transfer at ambient temperature. Therefore, it can be said that convection is a better thermal condition than natural convection in the NTGK model." @default.
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- W4385227898 title "Comparative analysis of electrochemical behaviors of lithium-ion batteries using the dual potential MSMD battery models: case studies on various thermal conditions" @default.
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