While the fast charging failure is permanent, the capacity loss from fast discharging can be recovered through a restructuring process at a low discharging current which rebuilds the electrical connection. We further reveal that the unsatisfactory rate performance of Na metal electrodes is associated with intrinsic physicochemical properties of ...
One of the main challenges associated with fast charging and discharging is the degradation of the battery’s electrodes, resulting in decreased battery capacity and increased internal resistance. Rapid charge/discharge rates can also cause high heat generation, leading to thermal runaway and damage to the battery’s electrolyte and electrodes.
Reducing charging times and increasing vehicle range are desirable for better battery performance and lifespan. One of the main challenges associated with fast charging and discharging is the degradation of the battery’s electrodes, resulting in decreased battery capacity and increased internal resistance.
Fast charging capability has therefore become one of the key features targeted by battery and EV industries. However, charging at high rates has been shown to accelerate degradation, causing both the capacity and power capability of batteries to deteriorate.
This enhancement ultimately enhances the efficiency and safety of battery utilization. However, numerous studies on fast-charging strategies primarily rely on empirical methods and experimental data, which restricts the optimization of charging performance to specific battery types, sizes, and operational conditions.
Maintaining an ideal temperature for the battery during operation is crucial to prevent thermal runaway. Various cooling mechanisms, such as air cooling, liquid cooling, heat pipe-based cooling, PCM-based cooling, and hybrid cooling, have been proposed to improve battery performance at high current charging/discharging.
The extent and mode of fast charging induced degradation can be affected by the battery material components (inherent properties of the electrodes and electrolyte), operational conditions (high rate of charge/discharge, extreme voltages and temperatures), battery manufacturing processes and pack design .
While the fast charging failure is permanent, the capacity loss from fast discharging can be recovered through a restructuring process at a low discharging current which rebuilds the electrical connection. We further reveal that the unsatisfactory rate performance of Na metal electrodes is associated with intrinsic physicochemical properties of ...
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