Finite volume discretization of Laplace and gradient operators is modified to account for internal voltage jumps, enabling 3D current distribution simulations in liquid metal batteries, validated analytically and applied to Li||Bi discharge.
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Develops an ageing-aware nonlinear economic MPC for multi-carrier residential energy systems using physics-based battery models, reporting 10% grid cost reduction and 20% less degradation with LFP vs NMC cells plus 10%/5% gains over state-of-the-art in summer conditions.
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Modeling discontinuous potential distributions using the finite volume method, and application to liquid metal batteries
Finite volume discretization of Laplace and gradient operators is modified to account for internal voltage jumps, enabling 3D current distribution simulations in liquid metal batteries, validated analytically and applied to Li||Bi discharge.
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Ageing-aware Energy Management for Residential Multi-Carrier Energy Systems
Develops an ageing-aware nonlinear economic MPC for multi-carrier residential energy systems using physics-based battery models, reporting 10% grid cost reduction and 20% less degradation with LFP vs NMC cells plus 10%/5% gains over state-of-the-art in summer conditions.