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P1-058

Silicon-based electrodes have garnered significant attention in the field of lithium-ion batteries owing to their promising features, notably the high specific capacity of approximately 3580 mAh g−1 of silicon and the element’s low cost coupled with high natural abundance. However, the practical utilization of silicon in battery electrodes is hindered by challenges such as high […]

P1-037

Lithium bis(fluorosulfonyl)imide (LiFSI) has emerged as a promising conducting salt for Li-based batteries, offering numerous advantages, including enhanced solubility, higher ionic conductivity and improved thermal stability compared to conventional lithium hexafluorophosphate (LiPF6) analogue[1,2]. However, within the context of laboratory cells made of stainless steel (SUS) (i.e. CR 2032), the often-overlooked issue of SUS dissolution poses […]

P5-067

The recycling of lithium-ion batteries involves mechanical processing at different stages. After the feedstock has been shredded and dried, the crushed particles are sorted into fractions based on particle size and density. Our goal is to develop an optimized particle separation system supported by a digital inline sensor unit. By digitally monitoring the particle properties […]

P5-067

The recycling of lithium-ion batteries involves mechanical processing at different stages. After the feedstock has been shredded and dried, the crushed particles are sorted into fractions based on particle size and density. Our goal is to develop an optimized particle separation system supported by a digital inline sensor unit. By digitally monitoring the particle properties […]

P5-014

As the energy transition continues, interest in and demand for lithium-ion batteries has significantly increased. Global sales of electric vehicles have experienced substantial growth in recent years. Recycling of these batteries is vital, not only from an economic standpoint, as it reduces production costs and addresses resource scarcity concerns, but also because recycling contributes to […]

P5-014

As the energy transition continues, interest in and demand for lithium-ion batteries has significantly increased. Global sales of electric vehicles have experienced substantial growth in recent years. Recycling of these batteries is vital, not only from an economic standpoint, as it reduces production costs and addresses resource scarcity concerns, but also because recycling contributes to […]

P1-108

The Universal Current Collector (UCC) is an innovative composite material developed at Novac, whose aim is to enhance the performances of current collectors for batteries and supercapacitors, towards high-energy-density and high-power-density devices. It is composed of a metal foil and a conductive carbon net bonded via a solventless process and is available both for cathodes […]

P2-073

The use of lithium metal as an anode material offers the potential of a higher energy density compared to standard graphite intercalation anodes and is therefore an interesting option for future batteries. When using lithium metal with standard liquid electrolyte systems from state-of-the-art lithium-ion batteries, a decreased performance and stability is observed, caused by strong […]

P2-025

The performance and aging behavior of a lithium-ion battery (LIB) are strongly influenced by inner processes as well as outer influence factors like the thermal boundary conditions. A valuable and established tool to describe and gain a better understanding of the cell behavior is modelling using equivalent circuit models (ECM). For a deeper understanding and […]

P2-048

Lithium ion battery cell assembly is prone to safety- and performance-relevant defects during ramp-up, integration of innovative production procedures or prototyping of new cell designs and chemistries. Computer tomography presents an important field of innovation for process optimization overcoming the inherent limited sample accessibility.This posters highlights the advantages of compact at-line computer tomography for fast […]