Abstract: A lithium-ion battery to be tested is put into a temperature chamber at a first temperature value and subjected to pulsed heating until the pulsed heating time reaches the preset pulse duration. The chamber temperature is adjusted to a second value and a capacity degradation value of the battery is obtained, so as to obtain durability of the battery. Before testing of the capacity degradation value of the battery, continuous pulsed heating is conducted. After the battery is heated for a period of time, the temperature elevation and heat dissipation of the battery will reach stable values and the temperature will no longer rise. Such pulsed heating does not require a long period of standing at low temperature. Therefore, a large amount of test time can be saved, the test period shortened, and the influence of battery temperature on battery durability can be verified through a large number of experiments.

Abstract: The present application relates to a method for estimating the temperature rise rate of a battery under pulsed heating. An equivalent circuit model of the battery is established to obtain the effective entropy potential of the battery and the relationship between the open circuit voltage and the pulsed heating current of the battery. A heat generation model is established according to the effective entropy potential and the relationship between the open circuit voltage and the pulsed heating current. Using the heat generation model and the heat transfer power, an energy formulation in the process of pulsed heating is obtained, to obtain the temperature rise rate of the battery under pulsed heating. The models are used to obtain the relationship between the temperature rise rate under pulsed heating and the pulsed heating current, providing a convenient and comprehensive estimation method for determining the heating effect of pulsed heating in practical applications.

Abstract: The present application relates to a method and system for determining parameters of battery pulsed heating. The reference potential of the anode of the lithium-ion battery is obtained in real time in the positive and negative pulsed heating process under various heating parameters. The relationship between reference potential and threshold potential indicates whether Li plating has occurred to the lithium-ion battery. When the reference potential is smaller than the threshold potential, the first heating parameters are adjusted to avoid Li plating and improve battery life. By recording the heating parameters when the reference potential is greater than the threshold potential, it can be ensured that the pulsed heating parameters have no significant impact on the life of the battery.