Electrochemical Simulation
Resolve voltage, state of charge, electrolyte transport, electrode potentials and reaction-current profiles with a spatial DFN model.
PHYZION is a physics-based battery simulation platform built around a spatial finite-volume Doyle–Fuller–Newman (DFN) workflow, traceable material data and controlled scientific validation.
PHYZION is being developed as a scalable engineering platform, starting with a focused Simple edition and expanding toward Academic and Industrial use.
Resolve voltage, state of charge, electrolyte transport, electrode potentials and reaction-current profiles with a spatial DFN model.
Thermal models are part of the wider platform architecture; the currently exposed qualified Simple DFN workflow is isothermal.
Configure simulations from qualified cell and chemistry presets while retaining scientific traceability.
Generate structured outputs, warnings and exportable simulation data for technical review.
Degradation and aging capabilities are staged extensions and are not claimed as outputs of the current isothermal Simple DFN workflow.
Planned intelligence layer for interpreting results, identifying anomalies and supporting engineering decisions.
PHYZION uses a spatial finite-volume DFN formulation with governed chemistry data, explicit numerical contracts and fail-closed runtime admission. Model availability remains limited by qualification status.
The Simple edition uses gated numerical verification, provenance-controlled datasets and qualification records. The current Closed Alpha exposes the LG M50 reference workflow with documented operating limitations.
The platform is functional and evolving. Current claims are deliberately limited to what has been implemented or is clearly identified as planned.
Core simulation flow and essential result views are operational.
Current work focuses on the qualified-with-limitations LG M50 workflow, numerical consistency, usability and documented scientific boundaries.
Broader chemistry coverage, thermal and degradation extensions, scaling and professional workflows remain staged behind scientific gates.
A staged development path from a usable entry product to a deeper scientific and industrial platform.
PHYZION is developed by Fekri Future Power, an emerging DeepTech engineering venture focused on battery simulation and scientific software.
The project is currently being prepared for collaboration with research institutions, incubators and industrial partners in France and Europe.
Contact: Kaiserfekri@yahoo.com