To determine the impact of cohesive law shapes on the modeling of interfacial debonding in lithium-ion battery electrodes, analytical methods based on different cohesive models for the debonding process have been developed individually. Three different cohesive laws, namely, triangular, trapezoidal, and rectangular laws, have been employed. To ensure comparability, the cohesive strength and the fracture toughness have been set to be identical for different cohesive laws. The evaluation of debonding onset has suggested that the cohesive law shape affects the modeling results only when the interface is ductile. The largest possible difference for the triangular law and the rectangular law on the debonding onset has been estimated. A discussion for specific electrodes has also been provided.
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October 2019
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A Comparative Study of Cohesive Law Shapes in Analytical Modeling of Interfacial Debonding in Lithium-Ion Battery Electrodes
Bo Lu,
Bo Lu
1
Shanghai Institute of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics,
Shanghai 200072,
Shanghai University
,Shanghai 200072,
China
;Shanghai Key Laboratory of Mechanics in Energy Engineering,
Shanghai 200072,
Shanghai University
,Shanghai 200072,
China
;Engineering Research Center of Nano-Geo Materials of Ministry of Education,
Wuhan 430074,
e-mail: bo_lu@shu.edu.cn
China University of Geosciences
,Wuhan 430074,
China
e-mail: bo_lu@shu.edu.cn
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Chengqiang Ning,
Chengqiang Ning
Shanghai Institute of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics,
Shanghai 200072,
e-mail: cqning17@163.com
Shanghai University
,Shanghai 200072,
China
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Yicheng Song,
Yicheng Song
Department of Mechanics,
Shanghai 200444,
Shanghai University
,Shanghai 200444,
China
;Shanghai Key Laboratory of Mechanics in Energy Engineering,
Shanghai 200444,
e-mail: ycsong@shu.edu.cn
Shanghai University
,Shanghai 200444,
China
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Junqian Zhang
Junqian Zhang
Department of Mechanics,
Shanghai 200444,
Shanghai University
,Shanghai 200444,
China
;Shanghai Key Laboratory of Mechanics in Energy Engineering,
Shanghai 200444,
e-mail: jqzhang2@shu.edu.cn
Shanghai University
,Shanghai 200444,
China
e-mail: jqzhang2@shu.edu.cn
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Bo Lu
Shanghai Institute of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics,
Shanghai 200072,
Shanghai University
,Shanghai 200072,
China
;Shanghai Key Laboratory of Mechanics in Energy Engineering,
Shanghai 200072,
Shanghai University
,Shanghai 200072,
China
;Engineering Research Center of Nano-Geo Materials of Ministry of Education,
Wuhan 430074,
e-mail: bo_lu@shu.edu.cn
China University of Geosciences
,Wuhan 430074,
China
e-mail: bo_lu@shu.edu.cn
Chengqiang Ning
Shanghai Institute of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics,
Shanghai 200072,
e-mail: cqning17@163.com
Shanghai University
,Shanghai 200072,
China
e-mail: cqning17@163.com
Yanfei Zhao
Yicheng Song
Department of Mechanics,
Shanghai 200444,
Shanghai University
,Shanghai 200444,
China
;Shanghai Key Laboratory of Mechanics in Energy Engineering,
Shanghai 200444,
e-mail: ycsong@shu.edu.cn
Shanghai University
,Shanghai 200444,
China
e-mail: ycsong@shu.edu.cn
Junqian Zhang
Department of Mechanics,
Shanghai 200444,
Shanghai University
,Shanghai 200444,
China
;Shanghai Key Laboratory of Mechanics in Energy Engineering,
Shanghai 200444,
e-mail: jqzhang2@shu.edu.cn
Shanghai University
,Shanghai 200444,
China
e-mail: jqzhang2@shu.edu.cn
1Corresponding author.
Contributed by the Applied Mechanics Division of ASME for publication in the Journal of Applied Mechanics. Manuscript received May 12, 2019; final manuscript received June 21, 2019; published online July 17, 2019. Assoc. Editor: Haleh Ardebili.
J. Appl. Mech. Oct 2019, 86(10): 101006 (15 pages)
Published Online: July 17, 2019
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Received:
May 12, 2019
Revision Received:
June 21, 2019
Accepted:
June 22, 2019
Citation
Lu, B., Ning, C., Zhao, Y., Song, Y., and Zhang, J. (July 17, 2019). "A Comparative Study of Cohesive Law Shapes in Analytical Modeling of Interfacial Debonding in Lithium-Ion Battery Electrodes." ASME. J. Appl. Mech. October 2019; 86(10): 101006. https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4044139
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