Song Zhang, Ruohan Guo
This comprehensive review focuses on the experimental methods, health indicators, and diagnostic strategies pertinent to retired lithium-ion batteries. The objective is to synthesize current research efforts aimed at assessing the health and remaining useful life of these batteries, which are critical for sustainable energy practices. The methodology employed encompasses an extensive literature review, highlighting various health metrics and diagnostic techniques used in evaluating battery condition. Key health indicators, including electrochemical performance, impedance, and thermal indicators, are discussed along with their physical interpretations and practical implications in battery management. The results reveal significant advancements in diagnostic pathways and health grading techniques that enhance the utilization and lifecycle management of retired batteries. The review underscores the necessity for ongoing research to develop more effective and reliable methods for health assessment, ensuring the safe and sustainable deployment of lithium-ion batteries in future energy systems.
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