Lithium-ion batteries are used in a wide range of applications.However,their cycle life suffers from the problem of capacity fade,which includes calendar and cycle aging.The effects of storage time,temperature and par...Lithium-ion batteries are used in a wide range of applications.However,their cycle life suffers from the problem of capacity fade,which includes calendar and cycle aging.The effects of storage time,temperature and partial charge-discharge cycling on the capacity fade of Li-ion batteries are investigated in this study.The calendar aging and cycle aging are presented based on the storage and cycling experiment on LiCoO_(2)/graphite cells under different storage temperature and different ranges of state of charge(SOC).Based on the measurement data,a one-component and a double-component aging model are presented to respectively describe the capacity fade caused by calendar and cycle aging.The calendar aging of LiCoO_(2)/graphite batteries is mainly affected by temperature and SOC during the storage.Mean SOC and change in SOC(ΔSOC)are the main factors affecting battery degradation during cycling operation.展开更多
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文摘Lithium-ion batteries are used in a wide range of applications.However,their cycle life suffers from the problem of capacity fade,which includes calendar and cycle aging.The effects of storage time,temperature and partial charge-discharge cycling on the capacity fade of Li-ion batteries are investigated in this study.The calendar aging and cycle aging are presented based on the storage and cycling experiment on LiCoO_(2)/graphite cells under different storage temperature and different ranges of state of charge(SOC).Based on the measurement data,a one-component and a double-component aging model are presented to respectively describe the capacity fade caused by calendar and cycle aging.The calendar aging of LiCoO_(2)/graphite batteries is mainly affected by temperature and SOC during the storage.Mean SOC and change in SOC(ΔSOC)are the main factors affecting battery degradation during cycling operation.
