I'm trying to simulate an electrical model based on Ceraolo battery model for lead-acid battery. The challenge in this model is to determine the parameters that describe it.
I can understand and estimate most of the parameters. However, it is still unclear to me how the parameters $Ke$ described in the paper.
The problem in this case is that the equation used to define $Ke$ uses the value of $Em$ which is not a value obtained via lab tests.
For those who know and understand the model, it is known that $Em$ is the voltage source responsible for emf at the "beginning" of the circuit in question, while Figure 4 represents the voltage at the battery terminals (i.e at the "end" of the circuit). It is for this reason that I believe that it is not possible to use the test values to set the $Em$, since the test values already show the terminal voltage of the battery.
The equation I'm talking about:
$E_m=E_{m0}-K_E(273+\theta)(1-SOC)$
Figure 4
The table with the voltage values corresponding to Figure 4
BatteryV0[V]V1[V]V2[V]V3[V]V4[V]θendI[A]t[h]Battery 12.1651.9652.061.7901.89026588.494Battery 22.1151.9952.011.7881.90526637.197
The parameters that Ceraolo obtained from these data were
BatteryEm0[V]KE[mV/°C]Battery 12.1650.782Battery 22.1150.832
It is easy to realize that the value of $E_{m0}$ can be obtained directly from the tests, but for those who will have patience, how will I get the value of $Ke$ if it is not possible to get $E_m$ through test labs ?
I think I have provided all the necessary information for the doubt. If you need anything else please let me know. The article is attached at the beginning of the post.
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