Test method for macroscopic intensity of conductive material and application
A conductive material, macroscopic technology, applied in the direction of applying stable tension/pressure to test material strength, material analysis and strength characteristics through electromagnetic means, can solve the problems of positive electrode material macroscopic particle strength evaluation, etc., to prevent large battery capacity The effect of reducing, short evaluation cycle, and stable results
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[0059] (1) Divide the positive electrode material A into 4 groups, among which 3 groups were pressed for 1 minute under the pressure of 4 tons, 6 tons and 8 tons respectively, and the amount of single powder pressing was 5g / time.
[0060] (2) Grind the three groups of positive electrode materials A after powder compaction and pass through a 400-mesh sieve, and at the same time pass a group of positive electrode materials A without powder compaction through a 400-mesh mesh sieve; test the 4 groups of positive electrode materials after sieving The resistivity of A under four different pressures of 4kN, 8kN, 12kN, and 16kN. When testing the resistivity, the amount of positive electrode material A is 4g / time.
[0061] (3) Summarize the resistivity and calculate the change rate of material resistivity after compaction under different test pressures. The calculation results are shown in Table 1 and figure 2 .
[0062] According to the experimental results in Table 1, the change in...
Embodiment 2
[0071] (1) Divide the positive electrode material B into two groups, and one group is pressed for 1 minute under a pressure of 8 tons, and the amount of single pressed powder is 5g / time. (2) Grind the powdered cathode material B and pass it through a 400-mesh sieve, and at the same time pass a group of positive electrode materials A without powder compaction through a 400-mesh sieve; Resistivity under four different pressures of 4kN, 8kN, 12kN, and 16kN, among which, the amount of positive electrode material B used when testing resistivity is 4g / time. (3) Summarize the resistivity and calculate the change rate of material resistivity after compaction under different test pressures. The results are shown in Figure 4 .
Embodiment 3
[0073] (1) Divide the positive electrode material C into 2 groups, one of which is subjected to tamping under 8 tons of pressure for 1 minute, and the single tamping amount is 5g / time. (2) Grind the powdered positive electrode material C and pass it through a 400-mesh sieve, and pass a group of positive electrode materials A without powder compaction through a 400-mesh screen; test the sieved two groups of positive electrode materials C respectively in Resistivity under four different pressures of 4kN, 8kN, 12kN, and 16kN, among which, the amount of positive electrode material C used when testing resistivity is 4g / time. (3) Summarize the resistivity and calculate the change rate of material resistivity after compaction under different test pressures. The results are shown in Figure 5 .
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