This research focuses on the technical issues that are critical to the adoption of high-energy-producing lithium Ion batteries. In addition to high energy density / high power density, this publication considers performance requirements that are necessary to assure lithium ion technology as the battery format of choice for electrified vehicles. Presentation of prime topics includes:
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Long calendar life (greater than 10 years)
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Sufficient cycle life
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Reliable operation under hot and cold temperatures
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Safe performance under extreme conditions
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End-of-life recycling
To achieve aggressive fuel economy standards, carmakers are developing technologies to reduce fuel consumption, including hybridization and electrification. Cost and affordability factors will be determined by these relevant technical issues which will provide for the successful implementation of lithium ion batteries for application in future generations of electrified vehicles.
Introduction
Chapter 1 : Newly Developed Lithium-Ion Battery Pack Technology for a Mass-Market Electric Vehicle (2013-01-1543)
Chapter 2 : High-Voltage Battery System Concepts for ISO 26262 Compliance (2013-01-0181)
Chapter 3 : Li-Ion Battery SOC Estimation Using Non-Linear Estimation Strategies Based On Equivalent Circuit Model (2014-01-1849)
Chapter 4 : Development of Battery Hardware-In-the-Loop System Implemented with Reduced-Order Electrochemistry Li-Ion Battery Models (2014-01-1858)
Chapter 5 : Effect of Electrode Tabs Configuration on the Electric-Thermal Behavior of a Li-Ion Battery (2014-01-1862)
Chapter 6 : Thermal Behavior of Two Commercial Li-Ion Batteries for Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (2014-01-1840)
Chapter 7 : Accelerated Life Test Methodology for Li-Ion Batteries in Automotive Applications (2013-01-1548)
Chapter 8 : Thermal Management Modeling for Avoidance of Thermal Runaway Conditions in Lithium Ion Batteries (2014-01-0707)
Chapter 9 : Lithium-Ion Battery Pack for Stop and Start System (2013-01-1538)
Chapter 10 : Identification of Transportation Battery Systems for Recycling (2012-01-0351)
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