Multi-scale computation methods: Their applications in lithium-ion battery research and development

Siqi Shi, Jian Gao, Yue Liu, Yan Zhao, Wu Qu, Wangwei Ju, Chuying Ouyang, Ruijuan Xiao

Chinese Physics B · 2016 · 609 citations · 162 references

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Abstract

Based upon advances in theoretical algorithms, modeling and simulations, and computer technologies, the rational design of materials, cells, devices, and packs in the field of lithium-ion batteries is being realized incrementally and will at some point trigger a paradigm revolution by combining calculations and experiments linked by a big shared database, enabling accelerated development of the whole industrial chain. Theory and multi-scale modeling and simulation, as supplements to experimental efforts, can help greatly to close some of the current experimental and technological gaps, as well as predict path-independent properties and help to fundamentally understand path-independent performance in multiple spatial and temporal scales.

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