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How electrode thicknesses influence performance of cylindrical lithium-ion batteries

Kang et al., 2022

Document ID
2360704772812464608
Author
Kang J
Jia Y
Zhu G
Wang J
Huang B
Fan Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Energy Storage

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A design of anode and cathode thicknesses of lithium-ion batteries is a dilemma owing to the facts: 1) increasing the electrodes thicknesses is able to improve the energy density, but the thermal characteristics become worse and vice versa; and 2) the method of quantitative …
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