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Figure 16. Pack resistancevariation across the temp
Figure 17. Theinternal voltagevariation along the char
The ageing effect, signifying the irreversib
active material composition of the battery
decrease in the internal voltage is shown in F
been a reduction in the internal voltage which
to 201.6 V. Ageing is more prominent wit
number of charge-discharge cycles. This phe
aggravated by the rapid rise in temperature
can predict the life-time of the battery for a
temperature range.
VI. CONCLUSION
Temperature has immense effect on the i
of the battery which in turn accounts for its p
proposed model incorporates this temperature
illustrates the battery performance based on
sults. The affect of ageing has also been take
tion and illustrated. The terminal voltage h
with the variation in resistance of the cell
with time, number of charge-discharge cycle
gradient. The discrepancy between the obtai
tance across the battery pack and accumulat
cell resistance is justified by the proposed mo
operating range of the Li-ion cells which is l
also explained with the help of the proposed
reaction acts as the determining factor for th
resistance. After 45C, the internal cell res
drastically, resulting in rapid increase of tem
sence of proper protection, this thermal ab
thermal runaway, leading to self destruction
precision is essential for protection of the batt
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ble change in the
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Fig. 17. There has
h was initially set
th the increase in
enomenon is also
. The model thus
a given operating
internal resistance
performance. The
e dependency and
n the derived re-
en into considera-
has been justified
and battery pack
s and temperature
ined overall resis-
tion of individual
odel. The efficient
imited to 45 C is
d model. The cell
he overall internal
sistance increases
mperature. In ab-
buse can result in
n. Thus the BMS
tery.
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2007 from Bengal C
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M.A.Sc. degree in E
versity of Windsor, O
research is to devel
management system
He is currently developing new models and
reliability and stability of the batteries.
Narayan C. Kar (
B.Sc. degree in Elec
desh University of
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Ph.D. degrees in ele
Institute of Techno
and 2000, respective
He is an associa
Computer Engineer
of Windsor, Canad
Research Chair position in hybrid drivetrain
focuses on theanalysis, design and control of
induction and switched reluctance machines
wind power applications, testing and perfor
development of optimization techniques for
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S09) received his Bachelor of
ical & Electronics Engineering in
College of Engineering & Tech-
s currently working towards his
Electrical Engineering fromUni-
Ontario, Canada. The focus of his
lop and test battery model and
in hybrid vehicular technology.
d strategies that can increase the
S95-M00-SM07) received the
ctrical Engineering fromBangla-
f Engineering and Technology,
h, in 1992 and the M.Sc. and
ectrical engineering fromKitami
ology, Hokkaido, J apan, in 1997
ely.
ateprofessor in the Electrical and
ing Department at the University
da where he holds the Canada
n systems. His research presently
f permanent magnet synchronous,
s for hybrid electric vehicle and
rmance analysis of batteries and
hybrid energy management sys-
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