Molecular Dynamics modelling of Li-ion intercalation induced thermal diffusion in LixMn2O4 material
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Abstract
It has been experimentally and numerically observed that lithium-ion intercalation induced stress, thermal loading, and phase transition can cause capacity fade and local fractures in the electrode materials. These fractures are one of the major degradation mechanisms in the Lithium-ion batteries. With as a cathode material, stress values differ widely, especially for intermediate State of Charge (SOC) stages, and very few attempts have been made to understand the stress distribution with SOC at molecular level. Further, the effect of temperature, particularly elevated temperatures, have not been taken into the consideration. In this article, Molecular Dynamics (MD) based particle level mathematical modelling has been used to study the effect of elevated temperatures (600K, 1000K, 2000K, 2500K and 3000K) or thermal runaway like situation inside the cathode material (e.g. ) at various SOC stages. The percentage change in lattice constant and system volume during a charging cycle at 300K are 2.34% and 6.87%, respectively, that is in good agreement with the experimental findings. It has been noticed that diffusivity values increase exponentially with an increase in the temperature. For intermediate points especially 0.125<SOC<0.375 and between 300K-1000K, major variations are predicted and therefore performing MD simulations for various SOC’s and temperature to estimate diffusion properties are highly recommended.
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