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LABAT’2017, 14 June 2017, Golden Sands Resort, BULGARIA
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Institute of Electrochemistry and Energy Systems Lead-Acid Batteries Department
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory of Crystal Chemistry of Composite Materials
EFFECT OF NOVEL ZnO ADDITIVE ON THE PERFORMANCE OF LEAD-ACID BATTERY NEGATIVE ELECTRODE
A. Aleksandrova, M. Matrakova, St. Ruevski, P. Nikolov, D. Pavlov – LABD, IEES-BAS
M. Markova–Velichkova, D. Kovacheva – LCCCM, IGIC-BAS
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INTRODUCTION CARBON ADDTIVIVES TO NEGATIVE ACTIVE MASS
Addition of different forms of carbon to negative active mass significantly improve HRPSoC performance of lead-acid batteries
Carbon additives can negatively impact the hydrogen evolution reaction as result increased water loss could be observed
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INTRODUCTION SUPPRESSING HYDROGEN EVOLUTION REACTION
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Addition of different materials to NAM formulation or to the electrolyte having high HER overvoltage Different metal oxides – Bi2O3, In2O3, La2O3, Sm2O3 and other Organic substances – derivatives of benzaldehyde, benzoic acid and other Metal ions – Bi, Zn and other
Recently, J. Xiang et al., (J. Power Sources 328 (2016) 8) proposed addition of ZnO to
NAM in order to improve HRPSoC performance and to reduce the Hydrogen evolution
reaction.
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AIM OF PRESENT STUDY …
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The goal of present study is to evaluate the effect of ZnO synthesized
by novel ultrasound-assisted precipitation method as additive to
negative active mass in order to improve HRPSoC cycling
performance of lead-acid battery and reduce the hydrogen evolution.
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TESTED ADDITIVES
Powder of ZnO – synthesized by Sonochemical method (ultrasound-assisted
precipitation): starting compounds – 0.2M Zn(NO3)2.6H2O and 0.5M KOH, analytical grade
sonication time – 30 min
washed, filtered, dried at 80° C
20KHz, 750W ultrasonic processor Sonix, USA M. Markova-Velichkova et all., Bulg.Chem.Comm. 45 (2013) 427 – 433
(in text referred as ZnO Sono)
Powder of ZnO – commercially available product
(in text referred as ZnO Comm) 5
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TESTED ADDITIVES PHASE COMPOSITION OF THE SAMPLES
Type of additive ZnO Comm ZnO Sono Specific surface area, m2 g-1 3 21
Mean crystal size, nm 175 22
Parameters, Å a = 3,2437(3) c = 5,2064(5)
a = 3,2512(2) c = 5,2120(3)
20 30 40 50 60 70 80
ZnO Comm
2Θ degrees
20111
220
0
103110
102
101
002
100
ZnO Sono
Inten
sity (
a.u.)
Hexagonal wurtzite ZnO structure with P63mc space group
M. Markova-Velichkova et all., Bulg.Chem.Comm. 45 (2013) 427 – 433
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TESTED ADDITIVES PROPERTIES OF THE SAMPLES
200 300 400 500 600 7000
10
20
30
40 ZnO Comm ZnO Sono
Kub
elka -
Mun
k / un
its
Wavelength / nm3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.70
5000
10000
15000
20000
Eg=3.43
ZnO Comm ZnO Sono
(hν F
(R ∞
))2
hν, eV
Eg=3.27
The n-type ZnO semiconductor: wide direct band gap higher electron mobility high breakdown voltages higher breakdown strength
Specifically in high powered
electronic devices
The value for sample ZnO Comm. (Eg= 3.27 eV) is lower rather than reported for the bulk zinc oxide , while the value of ultrasound-assisted obtained ZnO Sono (Eg= 3.43 eV) powder is almost equal to that of bulk ZnO (Eg= 3.37 eV)
M. Markova-Velichkova et all., Bulg.Chem.Comm. 45 (2013) 427 – 433
Bulk ZnO-direct band gap of 3.37 eV
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TESTED ADDITIVES MORPHOLOGY OF THE SAMPLES
ZnO Comm – irregular form and size particles
ZnO Sono – spindle-like particle shape homogeneous particle size distribution
ZnO Comm ZnO Sono
M. Markova-Velichkova et all., Bulg.Chem.Comm. 45 (2013) 427 – 433
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PERFORMANCE OF SMALL PASTED NEGATIVE PLATES DESIGN OF SMALL LEAD-ACID CELL
negative paste – 0.8 % BaSO4 of the weight of leady oxide (LO) - 0.2 % LignoSulfonate (LS) of the weight of LO - 0.5 % Hight surface area carbon black (HSC) of the weight of LO - 0.05 % ZnO Comm / 0.05 % ZnO Sono of the weight of LO
1 negative plate - Cn = 115 mAh 2 positive plates PE - separator electrolyte 1.28 sp. gr. H2SO4 (5 ml) reference electrode - Ag / Ag2SO4 / 1.28 H2SO reference cell scanning electron microscopy
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NEGATIVE ACTIVE MASS CHARACTERISTICS MORPHOLOGY OF FORMED NEGATIVE PLATES
HSC Ref + ZnO Comm + ZnO Sono
the presence of ZnO in NAM has noticeable effect on Pb crystallization processes
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NEGATIVE PLATES TESTING INITIAL C20 DISCHARGE CAPACITY
1 2 3100
110
120
130
140
150
160
Disc
harg
e cap
acity
/ mAh
/g
Cycle number
Ref HSC + ZnO Comm + ZnO Sono
Idch = I ch = C20-1.28
-1.30
-1.32
-1.34
-1.36
-1.38
-1.40
Neg
ative
plate
poten
tial /
V
+ ZnO CRef HSC + ZnO S
after third C20 cycle
the studied ZnO additives do not impact the C20 discharge performance of the test cells
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HYDROGEN EVOLUTION REACTION NEGATIVE PLATES TESTING
after end of C20 test
sweep rate: 0.1 mV/sec
1 10 100-1.1
-1.2
-1.3
-1.4
-1.5
-1.6
Neg
ative
plate
poten
tial /
V Current / mA
Ref HSC + ZnO Comm + ZnO Sono
addtion of 0.05% ZnO Sono to NAM
with 0.5% high surface area carbon
black increase hydrogen
overvoltage and thus suppress the
hydrogen evolution.
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SIMPLIFIED HRPSoC CYCLING NEGATIVE PLATES TESTING
rest 10s
Id=C/1
char
ge
60s
Ich=2C
Time
50% SoCId=2C
60sdisc
harg
e
discharge with 1C A to 50% SoC
charge with 2C for 60 sec.
rest – 10 sec
discharge with 2C for 60 sec.
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CYCLE LIFE TEST UNDER HRPSoC DUTY NEGATIVE PLATES TESTING
negative plates modified with 0.05% ZnO Sono
showed significant improvement in cycle life -
about 3600 cycles
the reference cell completed only 600 micro-
cycles 0 1000 2000 3000 4000-0.4
-0.6-0.8-1.0
-1.2-1.4-1.6-1.8
end - of - discharge potential
Ref HSC + ZnO Comm + ZnO Sono
Pote
ntial
of ne
gativ
e plat
e / V
Cycle number
end - of - charge potential
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NEGATIVE PLATES TESTING NEGATIVE PLATE POLARIZATION
during charge step
charge efficiency
V - Vocv = polarization
0 10 20 30 40 50 600
100200300
400500600
Polar
izatio
n / m
V
Time / sec
cycle # 1800
HSC + ZnO Comm + ZnO Sono
0 10 20 30 40 50 600
100200300
400500600
Polar
izatio
n / m
V
Time / sec
cycle # 300
Ref HSC + ZnO Comm + ZnO Sono
HRPSoC cycle # 300 HRPSoC cycle # 1800
addition of 0.05 % ZnO Sono to NAM delay the H2 evolution during charge step
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MORPHOLOGY OF NAM AFTER CYCLE LIFE TEST UNDER HRPSoC DUTY
Ref HSC + ZnO Comm + ZnO Sono
NEGATIVE PLATES CHARACTERISTICS
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SUMMARY
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ZnO powder material is successfully synthesized by novel ultrasound-assisted precipitation method.
The synthesized ZnO posses wider direct band gap than the commercial ZnO sample. The presence of ZnO in NAM has noticeable effect on Pb crystallization processes. Addition of 0.05% ZnO Sono to NAM with 0.5% high surface area carbon black results
to increase of the overvoltage of hydrogen evolution reaction. It has been demonstrate that negative plates containing 0.5% high surface area carbon
black and modified with 0.05% ZnO Sono showed significant improvement in HRPSoC cycling performance.
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION
LABAT’2017, 14 June 2017, Golden Sands Resort, BULGARIA