The excessive current flow into the lithium-ion cell causes overheating and lithium plating, which leads to battery failure. When the current is in excess, the excessive joules will initiate more heat into the cell, causing overheating. The overheating leads to increased cell temperature hence failure.
As we mentioned above, excessive discharge current can cause the battery to generate a large amount of heat, leading to oxidative decomposition of the electrolyte and reconstruction of the SEI, leading to delamination of the active material layer and causing a damage on the crystalline structure of NCM cathode.
The result is grid wires become exposed to accelerated corrosive activity during charge. And over time, these conditions cause the battery to fail. In an acid stratified battery, shedding, corrosion, and sulphation happen much faster at the bottom of the plate, leading to earlier battery failure.
Defective charging can happen as a result of faulty equipment or as a result of some of the other battery failure modes discussed in this document. PSOC operation is a growing trend due to the growing number of vehicle systems that rely on the battery to function correctly and the deep and micro-cycling that occurs in start-stop vehicles.
Subjecting the battery cell to high temperatures brings another set of problems different from what the low temperature induces. Under such high temperatures, a condition known as the Arrhenius effect drains higher power from the battery by increasing the rate of reaction within the battery.
In a corroded battery, much of the current gets lost to resistance (in the form of heat) as the grid wires become exposed and/or disconnected from the active materials.
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