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Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
Summary
Acknowledgements
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Synchronizing Energy and Power Through Process
and Crystal Engineering
Dr. Shailesh Upreti
Robert Dobbs,
Jeff Karker, Archit Lal
January 25th, 2013
Primet Precision Materials
Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
Summary
Acknowledgements
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Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry @ Primet
Anode Advancements @ Primet
Summary
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Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
Summary
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Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry @ Primet
Anode Advancements @ Primet
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Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
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Outline Challenges Facing Electrical Energy Storage
(i) Renewable Energy
• Fossil Fuels have problems
Limited quantity of clean fuels (Price can only go up)
Reserves for critical uses
All generate CO2, leading to global warming
•An electric economy is inherently cleaner
Need sources of electricity,
Solar, wave, hydro, wind may supplement .
Need means of storing electrical energy
Need to smooth electric output
(hybrid system may work, like Ultrabattery for wind – CSIRO Australia)
Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
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Outline Challenges Facing Electrical Energy Storage
(ii) Transportation: HEV, PHEV, EV
• HEV – Hybrid Electric Vehicle – (no power from our home)
NiMH batteries to be replaced with Li ion
• PHEV – Plugin HEV– (charge them from home, off peak $$)
Probably all-electric drive with ICE or fuel cell to recharge
batteries (same range as present-day cars).
Planned 40 mile range covers more than 70% of all US
• EV - All electric (charge them when needed)
Lower cost (only one drive system) but limited range too.
BAE: hybrid electric drivetrain
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Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
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“This undated photo provided by the National Transportation
Safety Board shows the burned auxiliary power unit battery
from a JAL Boeing 787 that caught fire on Jan. 7, 2013, at
Boston's Logan International Airport. It’s been nearly a
quarter of a century since the last big jump in battery
technology. As 21st century technology strains to be ever faster,
cleaner and cheaper, the battery, an invention from more than
200 years ago keeps holding it back.
(AP Photo/National
Transportation Safety Board)”
why Boeing's new ultra-efficient 787 Dreamliners aren't flying high ??
Source: Yahoo News (http://news.yahoo.com/photos/undated-photo-provided-national-transportation-safety-board-shows-
photo-221211292--finance.html)
Challenges Facing Electrical Energy Storage
Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
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Hybrid and Fully Electric Cars
E-Bikes, E-Scooters
and Power Tools
PAP (Positive Airway Pressure),
Portable carry on medical devices and
Pacemaker
Tanks, submarines, ships,
Laser Guns, UV Search
Engines and
Machine
Medical
Military
Where the Industry Going to be !!!
This increases challenges too
Satellites
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Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
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• Homogeneous Phase Nucleation
• Tunable Self-assembly at Nano Scale
• Ease of Uniform Substitution or Doping
• Control over Stoichiometry or Chemistry
• Computational Models for New Molecules
• Order or Disorder Tunability
• Ease of Characterization
• Controlled Crystallite Cleavage
CRYSTAL ENGINEERING
• Environmentally Benign
• Efficient Utilization of Energy
• High Throughput and Scalability (in Tons)
• Economical and Consistent Reproducibility
• Robust Control Over Particle Size and Shape
• Easy to Handle Processing Tools
• Real Time Characterization
• Innovative Design
• Easy Automation
PROCESS ENGINEERING
Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
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Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
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Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
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Although there is a sound progress in materials science, there still
exists a serious discrepancy in the ability to produce solids with
preferred built-in properties by both rational design and
synthesis.
Crystal Engineering
CHEMICAL CRYSTALLOGRAPHY CAN HELP !!!
Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
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+ istry
Chemistry & Symmetry: Molecular Building Blocks
Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
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Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
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Outline Chemical Crystallography and Crystal Engineering
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Cathode Chemistry
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Outline Similar elements behave differently in
different crystal systems
Li
Fe
P
O
LiFePO4
SG: Pnma
Well known
battery
material
Li2FeP2O7
SG: P21/a
Doesn’t
perform so
good
Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
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Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
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Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
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Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
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Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
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Oxides
Carbonates
Phosphates
Acetates
Oxalates
Hydroxides
Sulphates
Nitrates
NanoScission Technology:
Precise Control Over Particle Size and Morphology
Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
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Outline Materials Challenges
Cathode Anode
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Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
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Outline Materials Challenges: Cathode
Present materials have layered or tunnel structures
•Actual lab capacity around 200 Ah/kg, at practical
discharge rates, 0.5 to 2C.
•Need to use full capacity, understand chemistry better
•Need to reduce expensive material content, such as
Cobalt
•Reduce the cost of manufacturing significantly lower
•Consistency from batch to batch processing
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Cathode Chemistry
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Outline LiMO2 or Li2MnO3 (Layered, M = Mn, Co, Ni or mixed)
2-D Structure and 2-D Transportation
• Cation disorder partially blocks the Li ion activity
• Transverse or in plane (XY) hopping facilitates the Li ion transportation
• Disorder has nominal effect on capacity
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• [010] channel blocked due to cation disordering
• Significant impact on reversible capacity
• In plane hopping is forbidden
3-D Structure and 1-D transportation LiMPO4 (Olivine, M = Fe, Mn, Co)
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Primary nano particles forming secondary micron size agglomerates
Nano Sized LiFePO4 @ Primet Precision
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Cathode Chemistry
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Outline LFP Performance in half cell and 18650
LFP
LFP Data at - 20°C 1C/1C
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Cathode Chemistry
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Outline LFP High-rate discharge performance
100
110
120
130
140
150
160
170
0 10 20 30
Spe
cifi
c C
apci
ty (
mA
h/g
)
C Rate
Primet
EU
Cell format: 10370 cylindrical
Cathode Primet: 93 LFP / 5 PVDF / 2 Carbon
Cathode EU: 88 LFP / 6 PVDF / 6 Carbon
Anode: Graphite
Electrolyte: 1M LiPF6 in EC/EMC
Company Confidential
Information
23
Primet LFP offers outstanding capacity up to 30C
Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
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High resolution Powder X-ray Diffraction of LiMn1.5-yNi0.5-xM`x+yO4*
High Power Spinel Cathode Material: LiMn1.5-yNi0.5-xM`x+yO4*
* M` = proprietary
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
Ca
pa
cit
y (
mA
h/g
)
Cycle No.
LiMn1.5Ni0.5O4 LiMn1.5Ni0.40Cr0.10O4
LiMn1.5Ni0.45Ga0.05O4
Test:
0.2C,1C,5C,10C followed by
1C cycling
Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
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Outline Primet in-Situ Electrochemical cell
Ch
arg
e D
isch
arg
e
in-Situ X-ray Diffraction of LiMn1.5-yNi0.5-xM`x+yO4 as a function of Charge and Discharge
Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
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Outline Materials Challenges : Anode
Cathode Anode
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Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
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Outline Materials Challenges: Anode
Pure Lithium can not be used
• Dendrite formation.
Carbon used in all secondary cells
• Works effectively
• Low volumetric capacity
New Materials Needed (cost an issue)
• Bulk metals a possibility, but expand and decrepitate
• Nanomaterials in protected form appears to work at low
rate (like SONY SnCoC)
• Nano oxides such as Li4Ti5O12 work, but limited energy
and capacity
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Outline Primet’s Spinel Li4Ti5O12
Charge Capacities of Li4Ti5O12 at Different Rates
Scanning Electron
Micrographs of Li4Ti5O12
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Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
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LEAF
Where the Industry Going to be !!!
Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
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Outline Multidisciplinary Approach is Required for the Breakthrough
Computation Engineering Characterization
Diagnostics
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• Crystal engineering is the key component not only in designing new
materials but also in diagnosing existing hurdles.
• NanoScission technology can produce compositions with controlled
particle size and morphology
• In-situ diffraction experiment conducted confirm the framework
stability, indicating a promising cathode material.
• Electrochemistry of Primet material outperform many materials
available in commercial market.
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Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
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Thanks to all my
Acknowledgements
Electrical Energy Storage: Challenges
Process Engineering
Crystal Engineering
Cathode Chemistry
Anode Advancement
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• United States Army Lab
• New York State Energy Research and Development Authority
• New York Battery and Energy Storage Technology Consortium (NY-BEST)
• Brookhaven National Lab
• Advanced Photon Source, ANL
• SUNY, Binghamton
• MaxPower Inc.
• Cornell University, Ithaca, NY.
• Our industrial collaborators
• Funding from investors and government organizations