Method for cleaning negative electrode of zinc-nickel flow battery through charge-discharge strategy
A liquid flow battery, charge and discharge technology, applied in fuel cells, regenerative fuel cells, circuits, etc., can solve problems such as insufficient zinc concentration, zinc dendrites piercing the diaphragm, etc., to improve cycle life and prevent further dendrite formation Effect
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[0021] Refer to attached image 3 , after the battery is normally discharged at 0.5C to 1.2V cut-off, with a current of 0.5A (2.08mAh / cm 2 ) Normal cycle after constant current and constant capacity discharge to see battery performance. The battery has been over-discharged a total of 3 times, respectively for 3000 / 3000 / 6000mAh constant-capacity over-discharge, as shown in the following discharge strategy:
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[0024] From attached image 3 We can see that when the negative electrode is over-discharged, there will be three platforms in the battery voltage platform, which are respectively 0.4V, 0.1V and -0.75V. Under the current and voltage conditions described above, the over-discharge cleaning strategy has no harmful effects on the Coulombic efficiency and energy efficiency of the battery. However, for the sake of safety, the present invention still adopts 0.1V as the limit discharge cut-off voltage.
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[0026] Refer to attached figure 2 , in the absence of negative electrode cleaning, due to the continuous accumulation of negative electrode zinc ions, the charging time of the battery gradually increases, and the charging time is between 1-200 cycles, increasing from 1h55 min to 2h50 min. If the battery is not treated, the battery will gradually decay until it cannot be recovered.
[0027] Refer to attached Figure 4 , after 236 cycles of normal battery charge and discharge cycle, the battery charging time increases to 4h07min, the battery charge and discharge efficiency is 98.88%, and then an over-discharge maintenance is performed after 237-238 cycles, including the following steps: the battery is 0.2C The rate condition is constant current Discharge to a cut-off voltage of 1.2V, and then discharge the battery at a constant current rate of 0.05C, with a cut-off voltage of 0.1V. After over-discharging and cleaning, cycle for several laps, and the battery returns to normal ...
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