Electro-modeling of the aluminium-air battery

In the modern day, the application of battery as a form of energy storage system has played the important part especially in electric vehicles (EVs). EV is well known as an alternative to internal combustion engine vehicles to reduce carbon emission. Thus, the application of suitable battery types i...

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Main Author: Koh, Yann Yee
Format: Final Year Project / Dissertation / Thesis
Published: 2021
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description In the modern day, the application of battery as a form of energy storage system has played the important part especially in electric vehicles (EVs). EV is well known as an alternative to internal combustion engine vehicles to reduce carbon emission. Thus, the application of suitable battery types in electric vehicles plays an important role in the long run consideration. The aluminium air battery is considered to be one of the suitable energy storage mediums as it has a high theoretical energy densities value that can provide the EV to have sufficient energy source for long travelling distances. Considering the aluminium-air battery as the alternative energy storage in future, the electro-modeling is applied to study the air battery characteristics. For the application, electro-modeling to determine the aluminium-air battery characteristics is still lacking behind. Thus in this project, electro-modeling such as the RC model can contribute to determining the air battery characteristics without using a smart battery charger. RC battery model generally is a model made of components such as the voltage source, capacitor and resistor to represent the characteristics of a battery. By constructing the equivalent circuit models, the 1 RC and 2 RC models model the discharge characteristics of the battery, the comparison between the simulated and experimental curves is conducted. Through the process of estimation and validation of the parameters, the maximum average error obtained for the 1 RC is 9.54 % while, for the 2 RC is 6.93%.
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spelling utar-53182023-06-10T09:28:05Z Electro-modeling of the aluminium-air battery Koh, Yann Yee TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery In the modern day, the application of battery as a form of energy storage system has played the important part especially in electric vehicles (EVs). EV is well known as an alternative to internal combustion engine vehicles to reduce carbon emission. Thus, the application of suitable battery types in electric vehicles plays an important role in the long run consideration. The aluminium air battery is considered to be one of the suitable energy storage mediums as it has a high theoretical energy densities value that can provide the EV to have sufficient energy source for long travelling distances. Considering the aluminium-air battery as the alternative energy storage in future, the electro-modeling is applied to study the air battery characteristics. For the application, electro-modeling to determine the aluminium-air battery characteristics is still lacking behind. Thus in this project, electro-modeling such as the RC model can contribute to determining the air battery characteristics without using a smart battery charger. RC battery model generally is a model made of components such as the voltage source, capacitor and resistor to represent the characteristics of a battery. By constructing the equivalent circuit models, the 1 RC and 2 RC models model the discharge characteristics of the battery, the comparison between the simulated and experimental curves is conducted. Through the process of estimation and validation of the parameters, the maximum average error obtained for the 1 RC is 9.54 % while, for the 2 RC is 6.93%. 2021 Final Year Project / Dissertation / Thesis NonPeerReviewed application/pdf http://eprints.utar.edu.my/5318/1/1607007_FYP_Report_%2D_YANN_YEE_KOH.pdf Koh, Yann Yee (2021) Electro-modeling of the aluminium-air battery. Final Year Project, UTAR. http://eprints.utar.edu.my/5318/
spellingShingle TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
Koh, Yann Yee
Electro-modeling of the aluminium-air battery
title Electro-modeling of the aluminium-air battery
title_full Electro-modeling of the aluminium-air battery
title_fullStr Electro-modeling of the aluminium-air battery
title_full_unstemmed Electro-modeling of the aluminium-air battery
title_short Electro-modeling of the aluminium-air battery
title_sort electro-modeling of the aluminium-air battery
topic TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
url http://eprints.utar.edu.my/5318/
http://eprints.utar.edu.my/5318/1/1607007_FYP_Report_%2D_YANN_YEE_KOH.pdf