2017
DOI: 10.12783/dtmse/icmsme2016/7495
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Analysis on Vibration of Li-ion Battery Module Used for Electric Vehicle

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“…The lithium-ion battery module's vibration experiments, which were employed for an electric vehicle, were investigated regarding open-circuit voltage [15]. The wettability of the battery cell's negative and positive plates was altered in the electrolyte during the vibrating process, remaining for a course long enough following vibration, the battery keeps its wettability constant, and its discharge capacity was partially regained.…”
Section: Overview Of Mechanical Stresses On Lithium-ion Batteriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The lithium-ion battery module's vibration experiments, which were employed for an electric vehicle, were investigated regarding open-circuit voltage [15]. The wettability of the battery cell's negative and positive plates was altered in the electrolyte during the vibrating process, remaining for a course long enough following vibration, the battery keeps its wettability constant, and its discharge capacity was partially regained.…”
Section: Overview Of Mechanical Stresses On Lithium-ion Batteriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After and before the vibration process, no evident variation was seen in the battery module's Alternating Current (AC) internal resistance. The conductivity of the battery's active particles was considerably decreased, resulting in a decline in charge capacity and a rise in Direct Current (DC) internal resistance of the battery module [15].…”
Section: Overview Of Mechanical Stresses On Lithium-ion Batteriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [21], an aluminum-laminated cell packaging of HEVs was tested for mechanical and electrical durability according to three different types of vibration methods and the results met the durability standards need for vehicle applications. Vibration tests of battery modules used for EVs were researched in [22], and the results showed that the AC internal resistance of the lithium-ion battery module showed no obvious changes before and after the vibration, however, an increase in the DC internal resistance and a decrease in the charge capacity of the battery module were discovered. Studies simulating the impact of the actual road vibration conditions under laboratory environmental conditions have been successfully carried out.…”
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confidence: 99%