In-situ joule heat water removal and oil removal method for high-nickel-silicon system lithium ion battery material
A lithium-ion battery and Joule heating technology, which is applied in the field of removing water and oil from high-nickel positive electrode and silicon-containing negative electrode lithium-ion battery system, and removing water and residual oil from positive and negative electrode materials of lithium-ion battery. Drying time, increased power consumption and other problems, to achieve the effect of short operation cycle, energy saving and rapid removal
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[0037] An embodiment of the present invention provides a method for in-situ Joule heat removal of water from a high-nickel positive electrode NCM622 (nickel content 60%). (Blank experiment is the material prepared by ordinary vacuum drying oven 10Pa, temperature 120°C, drying time 8h)
[0038] 1) 950g high-nickel positive electrode material (NCM622) and 50g conductive agent (SP) were uniformly mixed according to the ratio of 95%:5% to obtain material 5 and placed in container 4, and the test resistance was 10000 ohms;
[0039] 2) Connect the wires to the electrodes 21 and 22 respectively, connect the power supply voltage to 50V, and heat up for 240 minutes;
[0040] 3) Place the above container 4 in a vacuum box with a pressure of 10 Pa.
[0041] One side plate 41 of the container 4 is in contact with but not fixed relative to the side plates on both sides, so that the volume of the container can be compressed by compressing the side plate 41 into the container.
[0042] Aft...
Embodiment 2
[0048] An embodiment of the present invention provides a method for in-situ Joule heat removal of water from a high-nickel positive electrode NCM811 (80% nickel content). (Blank experiment is the material prepared by ordinary vacuum drying oven 10Pa, temperature 120°C, drying time 8h)
[0049] Mix 800g high-nickel positive electrode material (NCM811), 100g conductive agent (SP) and 100g composite agent PVDF (Solvay 5130) according to the ratio of 80%: 10%: 10% to obtain material 5 and place it in container 4. The test resistance is 2000 ohms;
[0050] Connect the wires to the electrodes 21 and 22 respectively, connect the power supply voltage to 500V, and heat up for 10 minutes;
[0051] The above container 4 was placed in a vacuum box with a pressure of 100 Pa.
[0052] The dried NCM811 material was obtained through the above steps 1)-3).
[0053] The moisture content in the material was detected by a Mettler-Toledo moisture detector, and the moisture content in the NCM811...
Embodiment 3
[0057] The embodiment of the present invention provides a method for removing water by Joule heat in situ in a high-nickel positive electrode NCA (80% nickel content). (Blank experiment is the material prepared by ordinary vacuum drying oven 10Pa, temperature 120°C, drying time 8h)
[0058] Mix 500g high-nickel positive electrode material (NCA), 450g conductive agent (SP) and 50g composite agent PVDF (Arkema 900) according to the ratio of 50%: 45%: 5% to obtain material 5, place it in container 4, and test the resistance 200 ohms;
[0059] Connect the wires to the electrodes 21 and 22 respectively, connect the power supply voltage to 300V, and heat up for 60 minutes;
[0060] The above container 4 was placed in a vacuum box with a pressure of 0.1 MPa.
[0061] The dried NCA material is obtained through the above steps 1)-3).
[0062] The moisture content in the material was detected by a Mettler-Toledo moisture detector, and the moisture content in the NCA material was obta...
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