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배터리 열화진단을 위한 실시간 이미징 분석 기술

Title
배터리 열화진단을 위한 실시간 이미징 분석 기술
Alternative Title
In operando Battery Imaging Technology for Diagnosing Battery Failures
Author(s)
신예원이민규이홍경
Issued Date
2022-08
Citation
Korean Industrial Chemistry News, v.25, no.4, pp.29 - 48
Type
Article
Author Keywords
current distributionin-operando battery imaginglatent defectslithium-ion batterieslithium plating
ISSN
1229-120X
Abstract
With the growing popularity of battery-powered mobility, battery safety and performance reliability have been prioritized by battery industries. Despite advanced manufacturing processes of large-scale commercial Li-ion cells, “latent defects” that can accidentally appear due to imbalanced battery design, invisible faults, and extreme operating conditions still threaten performance degradation and battery fire. Hence, it is urgently necessary to detect such latent defects in advance and understand the impacts of cell parameters and operating conditions on the battery failure scenario. For straightforward analysis of commercial cells, real-time, non-invasive visualizing of battery inside and diagnosing battery aging have been recognized through in-operado battery imaging technology based on X-rays, neutrons, and ultrasound which can penetrate the active materials, cell components, and external packaging. Moreover, a battery imaging technique to visualize the current distribution pattern using a magnetic field induced at batteries under external current load has also been proposed. This review will comprehensively discuss the imaging techniques inside the battery from atomic and molecular levels in electrode materials and interfaces to macro-scale battery systems, and examine qualitative case studies and recently unveiled phenomena.
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11750/45998
Publisher
KIC News
Related Researcher
  • 이홍경 Lee, Hongkyung
  • Research Interests Batteries; Electrochemistry; Interfaces
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