domingo, 7 de setembro de 2014
Ph.D. Thesis Rechargeable lithium battery energy storage systems for vehicular applications PhD. Candidate: Tarun Huria UNIVERSITÀ DI PISA Engineering School “Leonardo da Vinci”
Abstract
Batteries are used on-board vehicles for broadly two applications –
starting-lighting-ignition (SLI) and vehicle traction. This thesis examines
the suitability of the rechargeable lithium battery for both these applications,
and develops algorithms for runtime prediction of the remaining battery
charge.
The largest market-share of rechargeable batteries is for the SLI
application. Lead-acid batteries rule this market presently, although a
handful of lithium SLI batteries have recently appeared on the market. The
practicality of different lithium battery chemistries has been evaluated for
this application over wide-ranging criteria and it has been found that the
batteries based on lithium iron phosphate and lithium titanate oxide
chemistries commercially available in the market are the most suitable.
Lithium SLI batteries would require a higher initial cost and additional
electronic hardware in the form of battery management and thermal
management systems, but would last the life-time of the vehicle. In fact,
with the decrease in the cost of lithium SLI batteries with higher volumes,
over the life-time of the vehicle, the total costs of the existing lead-acid
battery and the lithium battery would be about the same.
LINK
http://www.dsea.unipi.it/Members/huriaw/phd-thesis.pdf
LINK
http://www.dsea.unipi.it/Members/huriaw/phd-thesis.pdf
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