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The interest and use of battery based electric vehicles are steadily increasing due to its potential of fuel saving and emission reduction. The lithium ion battery system, as the state-of-the-art electrical energy storage system, is the key component for the electrification. Battery model plays an important role in the simulation of electric vehicles and state estimation of the batteries in the development of the model-based battery management system. In this research work, available battery models were analyzed in details and by selecting the advantage of every each of them a generic battery…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The interest and use of battery based electric vehicles are steadily increasing due to its potential of fuel saving and emission reduction. The lithium ion battery system, as the state-of-the-art electrical energy storage system, is the key component for the electrification. Battery model plays an important role in the simulation of electric vehicles and state estimation of the batteries in the development of the model-based battery management system. In this research work, available battery models were analyzed in details and by selecting the advantage of every each of them a generic battery model was proposed. The proposed model is an electrochemical model that is based on material properties and experimental results using basic tests and measurements. In the practical part of this work, a prismatic cell, EIG C20 was selected as the sample cell and its electrochemical model was produced with the help of gray box concept. The physical tests were used as part of the references for calculating the accuracy of the produced model. Promising results were achieved and possible future works were offered for further development.
Autorenporträt
Ali Dareini was born in Sabzevar, Iran. He received his master of science degree in system design in Austria and then moved to Sweden to start his professional career in the city of Volvo, Gothenburg. As a system design engineer at FEV Sweden, he participated in the development of different electric vehicles.