Hybrid electrolyte membranes for the next-generation printable all-solid lithium batteries

用于下一代可印刷全固体锂电池的混合电解质膜

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    568645-2021
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 3.64万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    加拿大
  • 项目类别:
    Alliance Grants
  • 财政年份:
    2022
  • 资助国家:
    加拿大
  • 起止时间:
    2022-01-01 至 2023-12-31
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

Electric Vehicles (EVs) play a critical role in our formidable task of transitioning towards a low-carbon economy. The global EV market continues to grow at a rate that is faster than ever before. (now ~$250 billion and projected a four-fold expansion by 2027) This rapid growth drives rising demand for safe and robust batteries that can deliver more energy in a limited physical size. Conventional lithium-ion batteries that dominate the EV market use carbonate-based liquid electrolytes that are flammable and prone to volume expansion, posing severe safety hazards. Equally importantly, additional packing accessories are required to prevent electrolyte leakage, limiting the maximum energy and power a battery can ultimately deliver per unit volume. Replacing liquid-electrolyte with solid will enable smaller batteries with higher energy density and improved safety, key features to support long-distance driving and heavy-duty vehicles. (e.g., e-trucks and e-buses) Driven by the EV market growth, the solid-state battery market also expects an approximately four-fold expansion by 2027, projecting tremendous opportunities. This program will develop a printable, mechanically enhanced hybrid electrolyte membrane (HEM) that enables the cost-effective manufacturing of safe, high-energy solid-state lithium batteries. HEM exhibiting the same performance does not yet exist in the current market. In this 2-year AI-supported program, our team will synthesize the HEM by integrating our recently discovered air-stable ceramic conductor with a "mechanical strengthen agent" - a polymeric additive derived from local industrial byproducts. These activities will prepare our initial group of products for commercialization at TRL 4 (expected in 24 months). Beyond, we aim to develop a market-orientated business expansion plan towards solid-state battery prototypes with our existing and new partners - the end-users. (i.e., Toyota, GM, Tesla, etc.) This program will also serve as a training platform for the next-generation R&D experts leading the local solid-state battery industrial sector grown from this initiative.
电动汽车(EV)在我们向低碳经济过渡的艰巨任务中发挥着关键作用。全球电动汽车市场继续以比以往任何时候都快的速度增长。(now这种快速增长推动了对安全可靠的电池的需求不断增长,这些电池可以在有限的物理尺寸内提供更多的能量。在电动汽车市场占据主导地位的传统锂离子电池使用的是碳酸盐基液体电解质,这些电解质易燃且容易体积膨胀,存在严重的安全隐患。同样重要的是,需要额外的包装附件来防止电解液泄漏,从而限制了电池最终每单位体积可以提供的最大能量和功率。用固体电解质取代液体电解质将使更小的电池具有更高的能量密度和更高的安全性,这是支持长途驾驶和重型车辆的关键功能。(e.g.,在电动汽车市场增长的推动下,固态电池市场预计到2027年也将增长约四倍,这将带来巨大的机遇。该计划将开发一种可印刷的机械增强型混合电解质膜(HEM),以实现安全,高能固态锂电池的成本效益制造。目前市场上还没有表现出相同性能的HEM。在这个为期两年的人工智能支持的项目中,我们的团队将通过将我们最近发现的空气稳定陶瓷导体与“机械增强剂”(一种来自当地工业副产品的聚合物添加剂)相结合来合成HEM。这些活动将使我们的第一批产品在TRL 4(预计在24个月内)商业化。除此之外,我们的目标是与我们现有的和新的合作伙伴(最终用户)一起制定以市场为导向的固态电池原型业务扩展计划。(i.e.,丰田、通用、特斯拉等)该计划还将作为下一代研发专家的培训平台,领导本地固态电池工业部门。

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