High-capacity rapid charge graphite negative electrode material and preparation method thereof
A graphite negative electrode, high-capacity technology, applied to battery electrodes, electrical components, electrochemical generators, etc., can solve the problems of no optimal combination of raw materials, poor fast charging performance, and inability to meet high-rate fast charging, etc.
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[0037] Needle coke and hard-graphitized petroleum coke are powdered, spheroidized, classified, and then mixed. The mixing ratio is 95:5 by mass percentage to obtain carbon fine powder with an average particle size of 12 μm. The obtained carbon micropowder is mixed with petroleum pitch (residual carbon value 10%, softening point 40° C., β resin content 5%), and the pitch mixing ratio is 1% by mass percentage to obtain a mixed precursor. The mixed precursor was compounded in the reactor, the stirring speed was 100 rpm, the heating temperature was 400 ℃, and the heating time was 2 h, to obtain a composite precursor, the volatile content of the composite precursor was 8%. The composite precursor was thrown into a roller compaction mechanical mill for crushing, and at the same time extremely large particles were removed to obtain a crushed precursor with an average particle size of 18 μm. Carry out high temperature graphitization of the broken precursor, heating te...
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[0039] The natural graphite and the hard-graphitized pitch coke are respectively pulverized, spheroidized, and classified, and then mixed. The mixing ratio is 90: 10 by mass percentage to obtain carbon fine powder with an average particle size of 10 μm. The obtained carbon micropowder is mixed with petroleum pitch (residual carbon value 70%, softening point 350°C, β resin content 50%), and the pitch mixing ratio is 10% by mass percentage to obtain a mixed precursor. The mixed precursor is compounded in a reactor, with a stirring speed of 50 rpm, a heating temperature of 500° C., and a heating time of 4 h to obtain a composite precursor with a volatile content of 6%. The composite precursor is thrown into a roller compaction mechanical mill for crushing, while removing extremely large particles to obtain a crushed precursor with an average particle diameter of 16 μm. Carry out high-temperature graphitization of the broken precursor with a heating temperature of...
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[0041] Easily graphitized petroleum coke and difficult-graphitized pitch coke are respectively pulverized, spheroidized, and classified, and then mixed. The mixing ratio is 80:20 by mass percentage to obtain carbon fine powder with an average particle size of 3 μm. The obtained carbon micropowder is mixed with petroleum pitch (residual carbon value 30%, softening point 150°C, β resin content 10%), and the pitch mixing ratio is 40% by mass percentage to obtain a mixed precursor. The mixed precursor was compounded in a reactor, with a stirring speed of 5 rpm, a heating temperature of 200° C., and a heating time of 6 hours to obtain a composite precursor with a volatile content of 4%. The composite precursor is thrown into a roller compaction mechanical mill for crushing, while removing extremely large particles, to obtain a crushed precursor with an average particle size of 5 μm. The broken precursor is subjected to high-temperature graphitization, the heating t...
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