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IEST Application Engineering Team

IEST Application Engineering Team

Pouch Cell In-situ Analysis of the Volume and Thickness Swelling Behavior

In-Situ Analysis of Pouch Cell Swelling: Measuring Volume, Thickness, and Pressure Changes

Abstract Pouch cell swelling refers to the reversible and irreversible dimensional changes—in volume and thickness—that occur during lithium-ion intercalation and de-intercalation. Reversible swelling arises from lattice expansion during cycling and localized thermal effects; irreversible swelling originates from gas evolution and…

Pouch Cell In-Situ Gas Evolution Testing: Electrolyte Additive Screening with VC, VEC & PES

An Apparatus for the Study of In Situ Gas Evolution in Li-ion Pouch Cells

Abstract In-situ gas evolution testing of lithium-ion pouch cells measures real-time volume change during formation and initial charging using the Archimedes principle of buoyancy, allowing researchers to distinguish how different electrolyte additives affect formation gassing without disassembling the cell. This article interprets the…

In-situ Expansion Characterization of Cylindrical Batteries: Large-Format Cells Exhibit Ten Times Higher Swelling

Amazing Discovery! Large Cylindrical Battery Expand Ten Times More Than Small Cylindrical Battery

1. Abstract In the future market competition, the core advantages of large cylindrical battery focus on high safety, excellent high-rate charge and discharge capabilities, top-notch energy density, and high cost-performance ratio. Their robust structural design provides exceptional structural rigidity, which…

Gas Evolution in NCM Li-Ion Cells During Overcharge: Cathode Gas, Lattice Oxygen, and Electrolyte Additive Effects

Analysis of Gas Evolution in Li-ion Cells During Overcharging: Role of Cathode and Electrolyte

Gas evolution during overcharge in lithium-ion cells is driven by two coupled mechanisms: cathode lattice oxygen release (which intensifies with cathode structural instability at high potential) and electrolyte/additive oxidative decomposition. In this gas evolution test, IEST GVM2200 In-Situ Gassing Volume…

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