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| author | Sinzig, Stephan Schmidt, Christoph P. Wall, Wolfgang A. |
| author_facet | Sinzig, Stephan Schmidt, Christoph P. Wall, Wolfgang A. |
| contents | A formulation is presented to efficiently model ionic conduction inside, i.e. across and along, grain boundaries. Efficiency and accuracy is achieved by reducing it to a two-dimensional manifold while guaranteeing the conservation of mass and charge at the intersection of multiple grain boundaries. The formulation treats the electric field and the electric current as independent solution variables. We elaborate on the numerical challenges this formulation implies and compare the computed solution with results from an analytical solution by quantifying the convergence towards the exact solution. Towards the end of this work, the model is firstly applied to setups with extreme values of crucial parameters of grain boundaries to study the influence of the ionic conduction in the grain boundary on the overall battery cell voltage and, secondly, to a realistic microstructure to show the capabilities of the formulation. |
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| spellingShingle | A conservative and efficient model for grain boundaries of solid electrolytes in a continuum model for solid-state batteries Sinzig, Stephan Schmidt, Christoph P. Wall, Wolfgang A. Chemical Physics A formulation is presented to efficiently model ionic conduction inside, i.e. across and along, grain boundaries. Efficiency and accuracy is achieved by reducing it to a two-dimensional manifold while guaranteeing the conservation of mass and charge at the intersection of multiple grain boundaries. The formulation treats the electric field and the electric current as independent solution variables. We elaborate on the numerical challenges this formulation implies and compare the computed solution with results from an analytical solution by quantifying the convergence towards the exact solution. Towards the end of this work, the model is firstly applied to setups with extreme values of crucial parameters of grain boundaries to study the influence of the ionic conduction in the grain boundary on the overall battery cell voltage and, secondly, to a realistic microstructure to show the capabilities of the formulation. |
| title | A conservative and efficient model for grain boundaries of solid electrolytes in a continuum model for solid-state batteries |
| topic | Chemical Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.06454 |