Transcript Battery market and research overview

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What is a battery?
• A device that stores chemical energy in
its active materials and converts it, on
demand, into electrical energy by
means of an electrochemical reaction
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+
Electron flow
Ion
flow
Cathode
• Batteries are made up of one or more
basic electrochemical units called
cells.
Anode
– Electrochemical reaction is a chemical
reaction involving the transfer of
electrons
– Cells are usually connected in series
to increase the voltage.
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Electrolyte
Types of batteries
• Primary batteries are used once and thrown
away, like the alkaline batteries used in
portable CD players
– Electrochemical reactions are not reversible
and active materials cannot be restored to
their original state.
Primary
34%
Secondary
66%
• Secondary (or rechargeable) batteries can be
used many times, like the battery in cell
phones and laptop computers
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– The electrochemical reactions are reversible,
and the active materials can be restored to
their original chemical composition.
Widely used rechargeable batteries
Market share
• Lead acid (30-40 Wh/kg, 70-92% eff., 2V)
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Over 100 years old, and still the most widely used
rechargeable battery in the world.
51%
• Nickel metal hydride (30-80 Wh/kg, 66% eff., 1.2 V)
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A high power battery chemistry similar to nickel cadmium,
introduced in the 1980s. It is environmentally friendly,
contains no toxic cadmium, and is replacing NiCd in many
applications.
8%
• Lithium ion (160 Wh/kg, 99.9% eff., 3.6-3.7V)
The newest and fastest growing rechargeable battery
technology.
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Theoretical capacity: 150-275mAh/g
Main concerns: large volumes, liquid
technology, leakage, and toxicity
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31%
Sentech, Wikipedia
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Real batteries
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Research batteries at ORNL
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Actual technology and materials
Li-Air
Li-S
New chemistries
Pb Acid
Spiral
Wound
Emergency
Aircraft
10000
Where we
need to
Aircraft
go
FCS
Weapons
1000
Vehicle
Mobility
SLI
100
Commercial
Hybrids
BA5590 Soldier Apps
Soldier
Underwater
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Where we
are today
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Specific Energy, Wh/kg
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BA5347 & BA5123
Soldier Apps
© Ming Au, SRNL
Specific Power, W/kg
100000
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Cell potential
© pinkmonkey.com
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© Maxim Integrated Products
Cell capacity
It C
F    N Ae
n n
zF
C
M
LiC 6  Li   1e   C6
Li22 Si5  22 Li   22e   Si5
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z  1; M (C )  6 12.01
 C  0.372
g
mol
Ah
g
z  22; M ( Si )  5  28.09
 C  4.200
Ah
g
g
mol
Cell energy
• Capacity x voltage
Overcharge
• Cut off voltage is
controlling available
energy but also
limiting access for
safe operation
Overdischarge
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Lithium ion battery principle
Discharge
reaction:
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Cathode
Anode
Li+ + e- + MeO2 → LiMeO2
LiC6 → Li+ + e- + C6
Development targets and accomplishments
Plug-in Hybrid electric
vehicles (PHEV)
Hybrid electric
vehicles (HEV)
• D. Howell, Energy Storage Research and Development, Annual
Progress Report 2006
• FreedomCAR and Fuel Partnership and United States Advanced
Battery Consortium, Electrochemical Energy Storage Technical
Team Technology Development Roadmap (Southfield, MI:
USCAR, 2006).
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Fruit battery – Natural galvanic
element
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Have fun and stay safe!
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