Descriptif des activités de recherche
The current research activity focuses on studying transport properties in separators with applications in lithium-sulfur batteries. The main objective is to shed light on the different physics and microstructural properties that affect the diffusion of polysulphide species across such separators from a theoretical point of view. For this, transport equations are solved in the continuum by explicitly considering complex 3D structures for the separators.Parcours
PhD (CIC Energigune, Javier Carrasco, 2015-2019, First principles studies of Na based batteries)
Compétences
Towards a 3D-resolved model of Si/Graphite composite electrodes from manufacturing simulations
Chaoyue Liu, Oier Arcelus, Teo Lombardo, Hassan Oularbi, Alejandro A. Franco
Journal of Power Sources, 2021
Machine learning 3D-resolved prediction of electrolyte infiltration in battery porous electrodes
Abbos Shodiev, Marc Duquesnoy, Oier Arcelus, Mehdi Chouchane, Jianlin Li, Alejandro A. Franco
Journal of Power Sources, 2021
Quantitatively Designing Porous Copper Current Collectors for Lithium Metal Anodes
Bingyu Lu, Edgar Olivera, Jonathan Scharf, Mehdi Chouchane, Chengcheng Fang, Miguel Ceja, Lisa E. Pangilinan, Shiqi Zheng, Andrew Dawson, Diyi Cheng, Wurigumula Bao, Oier Arcelus, Alejandro A. Franco, Xiaochun Li, Sarah H. Tolbert, and Ying Shirley Meng
ACS Applied Energy Materials, 2021
Heterogeneous Solid Electrolyte Interphase in Graphite Electrodes Assessed by 4D‐Resolved Computational Simulations
Mehdi Chouchane, Oier Arcelus, Alejandro A. Franco
Batteries & Supercaps, 2021
Insight on electrolyte infiltration of lithium ion battery electrodes by means of a new three-dimensional-resolved lattice Boltzmann model
Abbos Shodiev, Emiliano Primo, Oier Arcelus Mehdi Chouchane, Markus Osenberg, André Hilger, Ingo Manke, Jianlin Li, Alejandro A.Franco
Energy Storage Materials, 2021
