Ebikienmo Emylia Peters
This study investigates the performance characteristics of a 10Ah sodium sulphur (NaS) battery cell, focusing on its thermal behavior under various experimental conditions. The primary objective is to understand how temperature fluctuations affect the efficiency and stability of NaS cells, which are integral to energy storage solutions. A series of controlled experiments were conducted in the School of Chemical and Process Engineering at the University of Leeds, employing innovative thermal analysis techniques to monitor cell performance during the charge and discharge cycles. Data collected include temperature variations, charge-discharge rates, and overall energy efficiency metrics. The results indicate that temperature management plays a crucial role in optimizing the battery's performance, with specific findings highlighting the thresholds beyond which efficiency significantly decreases. This research contributes valuable insights into the operational limits and best practices for utilizing NaS batteries in large-scale energy applications, suggesting that improved thermal regulation systems could enhance the longevity and reliability of these energy storage solutions.
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