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Nanostructured Li-ion battery electrodes

Nanostructured Li-ion battery electrodes
纳米结构锂离子电池电极
批准号:
478196-2015
负责人:
Filleter, Tobin
金额:
$1.82万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Engage Grants Program
财政年份:
2015
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2015-01-01 至 2016-12-31

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中文摘要
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该提案描述了一种方法,以建立设计规则的新型锂离子电池电极材料所需的提高电池充电容量和有效寿命。这项工作将集中在硅基电极上,因为它们解决了当前锂离子电池的关键限制,因为它们具有抗机械降解和极高的比电荷容量。长期目标将是确定基于硅的电极的结构-机械性能关系,并与Electrovaya Inc.合作建立一套用于合成机械最佳电极的设计规则。- 加拿大锂离子电池的世界领导者。 确定硅基电极的结构-机械性能关系并展示机械优化的电池将直接使加拿大工业受益。它将为远程电动汽车等新产品提供商业上可行的纳米结构锂离子电池,并延长日常消费品的电池寿命。加拿大电池公司,如Electrovaya,将直接受益于纳米结构电池电极的开发。加拿大公司也将受益于具有电池技术,能源,航空航天,汽车和电子行业相关技能的新毕业生。
英文摘要
This proposal describes an approach to establish design rules for novel Li-ion battery electrode materials needed for improving battery charge capacity and effective lifetimes. The work will focus on Si nanowire-based electrodes as they address key limitations in current Li-ion batteries due to their resistance to mechanical degradation and extremely high specific charge capacity. The long term objectives will be determining the structure-mechanical property relationships of Si nanowire-based electrodes and establishing a set of design rules for the synthesis of mechanically optimal electrodes in collaboration with Electrovaya Inc. - a Canadian world leader in Li-ion batteries. Determining the structure-mechanical property relationships of Si nanowire-based electrodes and demonstrating mechanically optimized batteries will directly benefit Canadian industries. It will enable commercially viable nanostructured Li-ion batteries for new products such as long-range electric vehicles as well as extend the battery lifetimes of everyday consumer goods. Canadian battery companies, such as Electrovaya, will benefit directly from the development of nanostructured battery electrodes. Canadian companies will also benefit from new graduates with relevant skills for battery technologies, energy, aerospace, automotive, and electronics industries.
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