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摘要
为了制造出既轻便又耐用的先进锂离子电池组(BP),我们开发了一种创新的蜂窝 BP 设计。这种设计是将圆柱形锂离子电池芯插入蜂窝状电池核心,从而消除了对传统模块的需求。为了减轻 BP 的重量,使用有限元法(FEM)对蜂窝电池结构进行了不同厚度长度比的碰撞分析。为计算单位体积的能量吸收率,开发了一种新的数学公式,并与有限元法的结果进行了比较。根据该公式,确定了最佳厚度长度比。此外,利用最佳厚度比和修改后的混合规则,还开发出一种新方法,用于捕捉带有蜂窝电池的集成电池单元的有效机械特性。为了提高蜂窝 BP 的碰撞安全性,在其一侧边缘与刚性支柱发生碰撞时,通过执行瞬态 FE 分析对其尺寸进行了优化。其重量减轻了约 23.7%。
Effective Mechanical Properties of an Innovative Module-Free Li-Ion Battery Pack Integrated with Honeycomb Cells and Optimum Design for Enhanced Crash Energy Absorption
To create advanced lithium-ion battery packs (BP) that are both lightweight and durable in crashes, an innovative honeycomb BP design has been developed. This design involves inserting cylindrical lithium-ion battery cells into a honeycomb cell core, eliminating the need for traditional modules. To reduce the weight of BP, collision analyses using the finite element method (FEM) are conducted with various thickness-to-length ratios for the honeycomb cell structures. A new mathematical formula is developed to calculate the energy absorption rate per unit volume and compared with the FEM results. Based on the formula, the optimal thickness-to-length ratio is determined. Furthermore, a new method to capture effective mechanical properties for the integrated battery cells with honeycomb cells is developed using the optimal thickness ratios and a modified rule of mixture. To enhance the collision safety of the honeycomb BP, its dimensions have been optimized by performing transient FE analyses while colliding with a rigid pillar on its one edge. A weight reduction of approximately 23.7% has been achieved.
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