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  2. The Future of Lithium-Ion and Solid-State Batteries - ASME

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    Today, state-of-the-art primary battery technology is based on lithium metal, thionyl chloride (Li-SOCl2), and manganese oxide (Li-MnO2). They are suitable for long-term applications of five to twenty years, including metering, electronic toll collection, tracking, and the Internet of Things (IoT). The leading chemistry for rechargeable ...

  3. Making the Next-Generation Lithium-Ion Batteries Safer, Longer...

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    Samsung Advanced Institute of Technologyin 2017 announced a new battery material called “graphene ball” that enables a 45 percent increase in capacity, and a charging speed that is five times faster than standard lithium-ion batteries. A battery based on the graphene ball material requires only 12 minutes to fully charge, according to ...

  4. How to Destroy Lithium-Ion Batteries? - ASME

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    This way they’ll discover the amount of force and weight a lithium-ion battery can withstand before it’s destroyed, said June Stanley, a Sandia mechanical engineer who has worked on the tower project. More precisely, the tower allows battery-abuse researchers to drop up to 500 pounds on a lithium-ion cell from the nearly 8-foot height. The ...

  5. Safer and Powerful Solid-State Batteries for Electric Vehicles -...

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    Increased stability means faster charging and greater energy capacity compared to liquid lithium-ion batteries. JDPower.com indicated that “solid-state batteries can reach an 80% charge within 15 minutes and incur less strain after multiple charging cycles. A lithium-ion battery will begin to degrade and lose power capacity after 1,000 cycles.

  6. New Ways to Recycle Lithium from Old Batteries - ASME

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    The consultancy said that EVs will represent 77 percent of the total installed Li-ion battery capacity by 2030, a huge increase from today’s 51 percent. With the advent of standardization, a greater percentage of the materials that make up those batteries can be re-used and recycled, Spangenberger said. And that is an important step toward ...

  7. Dawn of the Lithium-Ion Battery Era - ASME

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    Since Sony launched the lithium-ion battery 25 years ago, there have been relatively rapid advances in the technology such that in its January 16-22, 2016, edition, The Economist magazine said “ In one form or another, the lithium-ion battery is the technology of our time.”. Driven by the need to comply with emissions targets, global ...

  8. New Process Transforms Lithium Battery Recycling - ASME

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    The rechargeable lithium-ion battery market was $11.8 billion in 2011 and is expected to increase to $50 billion by 2020. With rapid growth in the consumer electronics and hybrid and electric vehicle markets, lithium-ion batteries will only grow in demand. However, currently they are not widely recycled because it is not economically ...

  9. The Case for Sodium-Ion Batteries Gets More Attention - ASME

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    The energy density for sodium-ion is about 30 percent less than the lithium equivalent. Such lower energy density is a problem because it means you have to use more batteries to do the equivalent job that a lithium-ion battery might perform. This condition precludes the sodium-ion from use in high-performance EVs because space and weight are ...

  10. 3D-printed Lithium-ion Battery Could Power Electric Vehicles,...

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    A lithium-ion battery, or Li-ion battery, is a rechargeable battery in which lithium ions move from the negative electrode to the positive electrode during discharge, and then move back when charging. Lithium-ion battery electrodes 3-D printed with a lattice provides channels for lithium to move effectively into the electrode.

  11. Battery-Based Desalination Made Possible - ASME

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    But Smith and his team have shown how the world could soon have affordable drinkable water wherever there’s ocean. Michael Abrams is a technology writer in Westfield, N.J. The phenomenon that makes lithium-ion batteries possible also makes the battery a potential tool for desalination, with just a little laser-made channeling.