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New insights into nail penetration of Li‐ion batteries: effects of heterogeneous contact resistance

Chen et al., 2019

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6941495893416402702
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Chen M
Ye Q
Shi C
Cheng Q
Qie B
Liao X
Zhai H
He Y
Yang Y
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Batteries & Supercaps

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Nail penetration is one important mode of catastrophic failure in Li‐ion batteries, and the contact resistance between a nail and electrodes is a dominant factor for heat generation. Surprisingly, previous studies always assume uniform resistance and there is no …
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