Lithium-Ion Cell Fault Detection by Single-Point Impedance Diagnostic and Degradation Mechanism Validation for Series-Wired Batteries Cycled at 0 Degrees C
Abstract
The utility of a single-point impedance-based technique to monitor the state-of-health of a pack of four 18650 lithium-ion cells wired in series (4S) was demonstrated in a previous publication. This work broadens the applicability of the single-point monitoring technique to identify temperature induced faults within 4S packs at 0 degrees C by two distinct discharge cut-off thresholds: individual cell cut-off and pack voltage cut-off. The results show how the single-point technique applied to a 4S pack can identify cell faults induced by low temperature degradation when plotted on a unique state-of-health map. Cell degradation is validated through an extensive incremental capacity technique to quantify capacity loss due to low temperature cycling and investigate the underpinnings of cell failure.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Apr 04, 2018
- Accession Number
- AD1101963
Entities
People
- Arnaud Devie
- Corey T Love
- Karen E Swider-Lyons
- Matthieu Dubarry
- Neil Spinner
- Richard Rocheleau
- Tatyana V. Reshetenko
Organizations
- United States Naval Research Laboratory