The effects of hydrostatic stress and concentration-dependent elastic modulus on diffusion-induced stress (DIS) in a cylindrical Li-ion battery are studied. It is found that the hydrostatic stress has little effect on the distribution of stresses but the change of elastic modulus has a significant effect on the distribution of stresses. The hydrostatic stress has little effect on the location of maximum hoop stress in active layer. The change of elastic modulus can slow down the trend with closing to the inner surface for the location of the maximum hoop stress in active layer with the thicker current collector or larger modulus of current collector and speed up the trend with closing to the outer surface with the smaller ratio of electrode radius to thickness. The current collector should be as thin and soft as possible when its premise strength is satisfied. The ratio of electrode radius to thickness should be preferably larger than 15.
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Effects of Hydrostatic Stress and Concentration-Dependent Elastic Modulus on Diffusion-Induced Stresses in Cylindrical Li-Ion Batteries
Zhansheng Guo,
Mathematics and Mechanics,
Shanghai University,
Zhansheng Guo
1
Shanghai Institute of Applied
Mathematics and Mechanics,
Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200072
, China
;Shanghai Key Laboratory of Mechanics
in Energy Engineering,
Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200072, China
e-mail: davidzsguo@shu.edu.cn
in Energy Engineering,
Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200072, China
e-mail: davidzsguo@shu.edu.cn
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Tao Zhang,
Mathematics and Mechanics,
Shanghai University,
Tao Zhang
Shanghai Institute of Applied
Mathematics and Mechanics,
Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200072
, China
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Hongjiu Hu,
Mathematics and Mechanics,
Shanghai University,
Hongjiu Hu
Shanghai Institute of Applied
Mathematics and Mechanics,
Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200072
, China
;Shanghai Key Laboratory of Mechanics
in Energy Engineering,
Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200072, China
in Energy Engineering,
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Junqian Zhang
Shanghai University,
Junqian Zhang
Department of Mechanics
,Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200444
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in Energy Engineering,
Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200072, China
in Energy Engineering,
Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200072, China
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Zhansheng Guo
Shanghai Institute of Applied
Mathematics and Mechanics,
Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200072
, China
;Shanghai Key Laboratory of Mechanics
in Energy Engineering,
Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200072, China
e-mail: davidzsguo@shu.edu.cn
in Energy Engineering,
Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200072, China
e-mail: davidzsguo@shu.edu.cn
Tao Zhang
Shanghai Institute of Applied
Mathematics and Mechanics,
Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200072
, China
Hongjiu Hu
Shanghai Institute of Applied
Mathematics and Mechanics,
Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200072
, China
;Shanghai Key Laboratory of Mechanics
in Energy Engineering,
Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200072, China
in Energy Engineering,
Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200072, China
Junqian Zhang
Department of Mechanics
,Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200444
, China
;Shanghai Key Laboratory of Mechanics
in Energy Engineering,
Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200072, China
in Energy Engineering,
Shanghai University,
Shanghai 200072, China
1Corresponding author.
Manuscript received May 11, 2013; final manuscript received July 31, 2013; accepted manuscript posted August 22, 2013; published online October 16, 2013. Assoc. Editor: Pradeep Sharma.
J. Appl. Mech. Mar 2014, 81(3): 031013 (10 pages)
Published Online: October 16, 2013
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Received:
May 11, 2013
Revision Received:
July 31, 2013
Accepted:
August 22, 2013
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Guo, Z., Zhang, T., Hu, H., Song, Y., and Zhang, J. (October 16, 2013). "Effects of Hydrostatic Stress and Concentration-Dependent Elastic Modulus on Diffusion-Induced Stresses in Cylindrical Li-Ion Batteries." ASME. J. Appl. Mech. March 2014; 81(3): 031013. https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4025271
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