This article summarizes research using FEM and ODE models to analyze electrochemical processes, indicating potential for advanced technologies.
This article summarizes the author's recent research on numerical simulation of electrochemical processes and devices. Two approaches are presented : finite element method (FEM) simulations and ordinary differential equation (ODE) models. FEM enables detailed analysis of battery lifetime and pH distribution in electrolysis, whereas ODE models, based on Randles-type circuits and Nernst diffusion layers, capture essential dynamics such as pH variations and corrosion oscillations. Together, these methods offer device-level analysis and mechanistic insight for next-generation electrochemical technologies.
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