Optimizing Li-Ion Battery Performance with CFD

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This brief webinar will give you an overview of EV battery simulation using Ansys solutions. Topics include:

  • Battery electrothermal coupling for thermal management and BMS integration
  • Using simulation to prevent thermal abuse propagation in a battery pack
  • Understanding 3D Li-ion electrochemistry
  • Using a digital twin for rem¬aining life prediction of a battery cell using an on-line aging model

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