Real 2D Galvanostatic Model: Encoding Physicochemical Heterogeneity into a Full Battery
Zhe-Tao Sun1,2, Shiwei Chen1,2, Teng Zhao3,4,5
1Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Future Battery Research Center, Global Institute of Future Technology, Shanghai, China.
Abstract:
The propagation of physicochemical heterogeneity from particles to electrodes under galvanostatic cycling conditions largely determines battery performance but is often computationally unreachable. We formulate a Real 2D (R2D) full-battery model via an electrode-adaptive mathematical framework that addresses the electrochemically correlated nonlinear current-potential responses of the electrodes. This allows us to quantify the impact of multiphysics coupling on cycling performance in emerging solid-state batteries. R2D advances the modeling efficiency and can be generally applied to heterogeneous battery systems, providing a new pathway for accurate full battery simulations.
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