Topology Optimization for the Full-Cell Design of Porous Electrodes in Electrochemical Energy Storage Devices
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| author | Li, Hanyu Bucci, Giovanna Brady, Nicholas W. Cross, Nicholas R. Ehlinger, Victoria M. Lin, Tiras Y. de Troya, Miguel Salazar Tortorelli, Daniel Worsley, Marcus A. Roy, Thomas |
| author_facet | Li, Hanyu Bucci, Giovanna Brady, Nicholas W. Cross, Nicholas R. Ehlinger, Victoria M. Lin, Tiras Y. de Troya, Miguel Salazar Tortorelli, Daniel Worsley, Marcus A. Roy, Thomas |
| contents | In this paper, we introduce a density-based topology optimization framework to design porous electrodes for maximum energy storage. We simulate the full cell with a model that incorporates electronic potential, ionic potential, and electrolyte concentration. The system consists of three materials, namely pure liquid electrolyte and the porous solids of the anode and cathode, for which we determine the optimal placement. We use separate electronic potentials to model each electrode, which allows interdigitated designs. As a result, a penalization is required to ensure that the anode and cathode do not touch, i.e., causing a short circuit. We compare multiple 2D designs generated for different fixed conditions, e.g. material properties. A 3D design with complex channel and interlocked structure is also created. All optimized designs are far superior to the traditional monolithic electrode design with respect to energy storage metrics. We observe up to a 750% increase in energy storage for cases with slow effective ionic diffusion within the porous electrode. |
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| spellingShingle | Topology Optimization for the Full-Cell Design of Porous Electrodes in Electrochemical Energy Storage Devices Li, Hanyu Bucci, Giovanna Brady, Nicholas W. Cross, Nicholas R. Ehlinger, Victoria M. Lin, Tiras Y. de Troya, Miguel Salazar Tortorelli, Daniel Worsley, Marcus A. Roy, Thomas Applied Physics Optimization and Control In this paper, we introduce a density-based topology optimization framework to design porous electrodes for maximum energy storage. We simulate the full cell with a model that incorporates electronic potential, ionic potential, and electrolyte concentration. The system consists of three materials, namely pure liquid electrolyte and the porous solids of the anode and cathode, for which we determine the optimal placement. We use separate electronic potentials to model each electrode, which allows interdigitated designs. As a result, a penalization is required to ensure that the anode and cathode do not touch, i.e., causing a short circuit. We compare multiple 2D designs generated for different fixed conditions, e.g. material properties. A 3D design with complex channel and interlocked structure is also created. All optimized designs are far superior to the traditional monolithic electrode design with respect to energy storage metrics. We observe up to a 750% increase in energy storage for cases with slow effective ionic diffusion within the porous electrode. |
| title | Topology Optimization for the Full-Cell Design of Porous Electrodes in Electrochemical Energy Storage Devices |
| topic | Applied Physics Optimization and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.18184 |