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Temperature has a significant effect on capacity, impedance, maximum charge/discharge rate and degradation of lithium-ion battery. The thermal gradients will accelerate the inhomogeneity within the battery and are detrimental to battery performances. Generally, the effects of temperature on electrical vehicles are: (1) discharge performance is exasperated in low temperature (2) degradation is accelerated in high temperature (3) inhomogeneity can be increased and (4) safety reliability is reduced. Figure 11.1 schematically shows temperature relations with the above 4 aspects.
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Yang, S., Liu, X., Li, S., Zhang, C. (2023). Thermal Management and Thermal Safety. In: Advanced Battery Management System for Electric Vehicles. Key Technologies on New Energy Vehicles. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-3490-2_11
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