作者: Wenhua H. Zhu , Hongyun Yang , Kylie Webb , Troy Barron , Paul Dimick
DOI: 10.1016/J.JCLEPRO.2018.11.043
关键词: Battery (electricity) 、 Heat transfer 、 Heat transfer enhancement 、 Active cooling 、 Phase-change material 、 Composite material 、 Thermal conductivity 、 Materials science 、 Passive cooling 、 Thermal runaway 、 Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment 、 Strategy and Management 、 Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering 、 General Environmental Science
摘要: Abstract A novel thermal management structure has been developed for Lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery packs operated at extremely high power rates. This integrates copper microfibrous media (MFM) with conductivity (60–65 W m−1K−1) and porosity (70–90 vol%), active cooling structures (i.e. metal tubes), passive material phase change (PCM)). In this the PCM is embedded in MFM (MFM-PCM). drastically improves interfacial heat transfer efficiently conducts between Li-ion cells, tubes, PCM. regulates cell surface temperature, capping it near PCM's melting point. It stores excessive generated by cells under peak use releases to tubes during off-peak use. The MFM-PCM pack enables mid-form using lithium iron phosphate cathodes perform their maximum allowed discharge rates (15C) individual maintains temperature below 48 °C, which much lower than threshold of 60 °C. As a result, no derating necessary safe operations. COMSOL 2D model estimates that 58 W m−1K−1; close measured value. predicts can protect from catastrophic cascading failure if one experiences runaway up 130% its full electric energy (440 kJ) into 1 s.