A Rapid Method for Evaluating the Dispersibility of Lithium-ion Battery Slurries
A lithium-ion battery, dispersive technology, applied in analytical materials, instruments, measuring devices, etc., can solve problems such as strong experience dependence, poor data reliability, and many uncontrollable factors in evaluation data, and achieve the optimal batching process. Effect
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[0026] It is used to evaluate the dispersion of a certain capacity lithium iron phosphate. The carbon content of lithium iron phosphate is 1.4%. The formula is: lithium iron phosphate: polyvinylidene fluoride: conductive carbon black: conductive graphite = 93:3:3:1 , the theoretical carbon content of the evenly dispersed slurry is: 6.39%
[0027] Sampling and testing the slurry dispersed for 2 hours: take four samples from the upper, middle and lower layers of the slurry tank respectively, then dry according to the above steps, and conduct a carbon content test. The test data are as follows:
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[0029] It can be seen from the above data that there are obviously data with a carbon content higher than or lower than 6.39% in the data, which can prove that there are a lot of agglomerated SP and KS-6 in the slurry that have not been dispersed, resulting in the dispersion of the slurry at different positions. Carbon content varies widely.
Embodiment 2
[0031] It is used to evaluate the dispersion of a certain capacity lithium iron phosphate. The carbon content of lithium iron phosphate is 1.4%. The formula is: lithium iron phosphate: polyvinylidene fluoride: conductive carbon black: conductive graphite = 93:3:3:1 , the theoretical carbon content of the evenly dispersed slurry is: 6.39%
[0032] Sampling test is carried out to this slurry after dispersing 6 hours, and data is as follows:
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[0034] It can be seen that the gap between the carbon content of the slurry after dispersing for 6 hours and the theoretical carbon content becomes smaller, and the dispersion between the data is also improved, and the standard deviation is reduced. The data shows that the dispersibility of the slurry dispersed for 4 hours is improved, but the agglomeration of the conductive agent still exists in the local area.
Embodiment 3
[0036] It is used to evaluate the dispersion of a certain capacity lithium iron phosphate. The carbon content of lithium iron phosphate is 1.4%. The formula is: lithium iron phosphate: polyvinylidene fluoride: conductive carbon black: conductive graphite = 93:3:3:1 , the theoretical carbon content of the evenly dispersed slurry is: 6.39%
[0037] Sampling test is carried out to this slurry after dispersing 8 hours, and data is as follows:
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[0039] It can be seen that the carbon content of the slurry dispersed for 8 hours is basically close to the theoretical carbon content, and the consistency between the data is also very good, the standard deviation is significantly reduced, and the slurry dispersion is basically uniform.
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