• Refine Query
  • Source
  • Publication year
  • to
  • Language
  • 4
  • 2
  • 1
  • 1
  • Tagged with
  • 9
  • 9
  • 4
  • 3
  • 3
  • 3
  • 3
  • 2
  • 2
  • 2
  • 2
  • 2
  • 2
  • 2
  • 2
  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
1

Computer modelling studies of new electrode materials for rechargeable batteries

Wood, Stephen January 2015 (has links)
Developing a sustainable energy infrastructure for the 21st century requires the large scale development of renewable energy resources. Fully exploiting these inherently intermittent supplies will require advanced energy storage technologies, with rechargeable Li-ion and Na-ion batteries considered highly promising for both vehicle electrification and grid storage applications. However, the performance required of battery materials has not been achieved, and significant improvements are needed. Modern computational techniques allow the elucidation of structure-property relationships at the atomic level and are valuable tools in providing fundamental insights into novel materials. Therefore, in this thesis a combination of atomistic simulation and ab initio density functional theory (DFT) techniques have been used to study a number of potential battery cathode materials. Firstly, Na2FePO4F and NaFePO4 are interesting materials that have been reported recently as attractive positive electrodes for Na-ion batteries. Here, we report their Na-ion conduction behaviour and intrinsic defect properties using atomistic simulation methods. Na+ ion conduction in Na2FePO4F is predicted to be two-dimensional (2D) in the interlayer plane. Na ion migration in NaFePO4 is restricted to the [010] direction along a curved trajectory, leading to quasi-1D Na+ diffusion. Furthermore, Na/Fe antisite defects are predicted to have a lower formation energy in NaFePO4 than Na2FePO4F. The higher probability of tunnel occupation with a relatively immobile Fe2+ cation - along with a greater volume change on redox cycling - contributes to the poor electrochemical performance of NaFePO4. Secondly, work on the Na2FePO4F system is extended to include investigation of the surface structures and energetics. The equilibrium morphology is found to be essentially octagonal, compressed slightly along the [010] direction, and is dominated by the (010), (021), (122) and (110) surfaces. The calculated growth morphology is a more ``rod-like'' nanoparticle, with the (021), (023), (110) and (112) planes predominant. The (010) surface lies parallel to the Na layers in the ac plane and is unlikely to facilitate Na+ intercalation. As such, its prominence in the equilibrium morphology, and absence from the growth morphology, suggests nanoparticles synthesised in a kinetically limited regime should provide higher rate performance than those synthesised in close to equilibrium conditions. Surface redox potentials for Na2FePO4F derived using DFT vary between 2.76 - 3.37 V, in comparison to a calculated bulk cell voltage of 2.91 V. Most significantly, the lowest energy potentials are found for the (130) and (001) planes suggesting that upon charging Na+ will first be extracted from these surfaces, and inserted lastly upon discharging. Thirdly, the mixed phosphates Na4M3(PO4)2P2O7 (M=Fe, Mn, Co, Ni) are explored as a fascinating new class of materials reported to be attractive Na-ion cathodes, displaying low volume changes upon cycling indicative of long lifetime operation. Key issues surrounding intrinsic defects, Na-ion migration mechanisms and voltage trends have been investigated through a combination of atomistic energy minimisation, molecular dynamics and DFT simulations. The MD results suggest Na+ diffusion extends across a 3D network of migration pathways with an activation barrier of 0.20-0.24 eV, and diffusion coefficients (DNa) of 10-10-10-11 cm2s-1 at 325 K, suggesting high rate capability. The cell voltage trends, explored using DFT methods, indicate that doping the Fe-based cathode with Ni can significantly increase the voltage, and hence energy density. Finally, DFT simulations of K+-stabilised α-MnO2 have been combined with aberration corrected-STEM techniques to study the surface energetics, particle morphologies and growth mechanism. α-K0.25MnO2 grown through a hydrothermal synthesis method is found to produce primary nanowires with preferential growth along the [001] direction. Primary nanowires attach through a shared (110) interface to form larger secondary nanowires. This is in agreement with DFT simulations with the {100}, {110} and {211} surfaces displaying the lowest surface energies. The ranking of surface energies is driven by Mn coordination environments and surface relaxation. The calculated equilibrium morphology of α-K0.25MnO2 is consistent with the observed primary nanowires from high resolution electron microscopy images.
2

Elektrolyty pro sodno – iontové akumulátory s použitím iontových kapalin / Electrolytes for sodium - ion batteries using ionic liquids

Suský, Stanislav January 2021 (has links)
The content of this work deals with a theoretical search of sodium-based batteries. The first part of the work contains an introduction to the issue of batteries, contains basic concepts, principles of secondary batteries. In the second part, the basic three divisions of sodium batteries according to the design principles are discussed in more detail. He also deals with the theory of ionic liquids. Their mechanical, thermal and electrical properties and the method used to measure electrolytes are described here. The practical part describes the measurement procedure, displays the recorded measured values and their evaluation.
3

Sol-gel synthesis of TiO2 anatase in a fluorinated medium and its applications as negative electrode for Li+ and Na+ batteries / Synthèse de TiO2 anatase par voie sol-gel dans le milieu fluoré et ses applications comme électrode négative pour batteries aux Li+ et Na+

Li, Wei 25 September 2015 (has links)
Le dioxyde de titane (TiO2) est un matériau polyvalent qui présente des propriétés intéressantes allant de la catalyse au stockage et conversion d'énergie. Afin d'améliorer ses propriétés physico-chimiques, plusieurs approches ont été appliquées telles que, la réduction de la taille des particules, modification de la morphologie, le dopage par d'autres éléments. Dans cette thèse, une nouvelle méthode de synthèse basée sur la chimie de sol-gel est développée en milieu fluoré. Les anions divalents de O2- dans TiO2 anatase sont substitués par anions monovalents de F- et OH-, le déficit de charge négative est compensée par la création simultanée de lacunes cationiques dont la concentration peut être réglés par la température de réaction. La nouvelle famille de matériaux polyanioniques a la composition générale de Ti1-x-y•x+yO2-4(x+y)F4x(OH)4y avec de lacune cationique jusqu’à 22 %. Le matériau considérablement dopé maintient son réseau cristallin original et montre une structure locale unique. Son mécanisme de formation est étudié à l'échelle atomique. Les effets des paramètres de synthèse sur la structure, la morphologie et la composition chimique de la phase obtenue sont étudiés en détail. Lorsqu'il est utilisé comme anode pour batteries aux ions lithium, l'anatase fluorée lacunaire montre des performances supérieures pour le stockage de lithium, surtout à haute régime de charge/décharge. La présence de lacune modifie le mécanisme d'insertion du lithium par rapport à TiO2 anatase stœchiométrique: une réaction de solution solide a été trouvé à la place une réaction diphasique, soulignant l'impact de la modification de la structure sur les propriétés électrochimiques vis-à-vis au Li+. Enfin, le mécanisme d'insertion de sodium dans anatase stœchiométrique et lacunaire est étudié. Des aperçus sans précédent sont acquis pour la réaction d’insertion de Na+. / Titanium dioxide (TiO2) is a multifunctional material and presents promising properties ranging from catalysis to energy storage and conversion. In order to obtain enhanced physico-chemical properties, several approaches were applied such as, reducing particle sizes, modifying morphology, doping with other elements. In this thesis, a new synthesis method based on sol-gel chemistry is developed in fluorinated medium. The divalent O2- in TiO2 anatase is substituted by monovalent F- and OH- anions, the deficiency of negative charge is counterbalanced by the simultaneous formation of cationic Ti4+ vacancies (•) which can be tuned by the reaction temperature. The new family of polyanionic materials has the general composition of Ti1-x-y•x+yO2-4(x+y)F4x(OH)4y with up to 22 % of cationic vacancies. The drastically doped material keeps its original crystalline network and shows unique local structure. Its formation mechanism is investigated at atomic scale. The effects of synthesis parameters on structure, morphology and chemical composition of the resulting phase are studied in details. When used as anode for lithium-ion batteries, the cation-defected fluorinated anatase shows superior lithium storage performance, especially at high charge/discharge rate. The presence of vacancy modifies lithium insertion mechanism compared to stoichiometric TiO2 anatase: a solid solution reaction was found instead a well-known two-phase reaction, highlighting the impact of structure modification on the electrochemical properties vs. Li+. Sodium insertion mechanism into stoichiometric and defective anatase are studied at the last. Unprecedented insights into Na+ insertion reaction are gained.
4

Avaliação técnico-econômica do uso de baterias para a racionalização de energia elétrica em aviários de frango de corte / Technical-economic evaluation of the use of batteries for electricity rationalization in poultry production

Moreno, Ana Carolina Sala 24 February 2015 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2017-07-10T15:14:19Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Ana Carolina_ Moreno.pdf: 1431859 bytes, checksum: 0d4aa5c4361adead46314fbf8e1b8619 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2015-02-24 / Electricity is one of the main raw materials used in poultry production and it is central to operate and maintain the poultry farms in operation. An aviary requires electricity to supply the various motors and electrical devices that are part of the lighting systems, exhausting, heating, food, among others. Aiming to provide incentives for poultry producers, specifically in the state of Paraná, in 2007, the Poultry Night Program was implemented, in which the government grants discounts in electricity tariff for poultry farmers at night. In this work it was proposed different energy storage systems by using lead-acid batteries and nickel chloride and sodium batteries for supplying loads of four poultry located in the city of Francisco Alves, PR, over a year. For this, it was studied the feasibility of using energy storage systems with battery bank in the higher tariff period and charging the battery bank in the reduced tariff period, comprising of 9:30 PM to 6:00AM (next day). For this project, the two storage systems proved to be uneconomical, since the initial investments by the battery banks are very high compared with the costs avoided with electricity through the use of these systems. KEYWORDS: energy / A energia elétrica é um dos principais insumos utilizados na produção avícola, sendo fundamental para operar e manter os aviários de frango de corte em funcionamento. Um aviário necessita de energia elétrica para alimentar os diversos motores e dispositivos elétricos que compõem os sistemas de iluminação, exaustão, aquecimento, alimentação, entre outros. Visando dar incentivo aos produtores de frangos de corte, especificamente no estado do Paraná, em 2007, foi implantado o Programa Avicultura Noturna, no qual o governo concede descontos na tarifa de energia elétrica para avicultores no período noturno. Neste trabalho foram propostos diferentes sistemas de armazenamento de energia através da utilização de baterias de chumbo-ácido e baterias de cloreto de níquel e sódio para alimentar o conjunto de cargas de quatro aviários situados no município de Francisco Alves-PR, ao longo de um ano de alojamento de aves. Para isto foi estudada a viabilidade de utilização dos sistemas de armazenamento de energia através de banco de baterias no período de tarifa mais elevada e carregamento do banco de baterias no período de tarifa reduzida, que compreende das 21h 30 min às 6 horas (dia seguinte). Para este projeto, os dois sistemas de armazenamento propostos se mostraram inviáveis economicamente, uma vez que o investimento inicial dos bancos de baterias são muito elevados se comparados com os gastos evitados com energia elétrica através do uso destes sistemas.
5

Les accumulateurs au sodium et sodium-ion, une nouvelle génération d’accumulateurs électrochimiques : synthèse et électrochimie de nouveaux matériaux d’électrodes performants / Sodium batteries and sodium-ion batteries, a new family of rechargeable batteries : synthesis and electrochemistry of new high performance electrode materials

Huynh, Le Thanh Nguyen 31 October 2016 (has links)
Les accumulateurs au lithium jouent un rôle important comme source d'alimentation pour les appareils électroniques portables en raison de leur forte capacité gravimétrique et volumétrique et leur haute tension. En outre, la technologie lithium-ion est la mieux placée pour une application à grande échelle, telle que le véhicule électrique, ce qui pose un problème de ressource et à terme, de coût. Une des réponses envisagées sur le plan économique et environnemental est le développement d’accumulateurs sodium-ion. Dans tous les cas, le problème scientifique consiste à proposer des matériaux d’insertion des ions sodium avec un caractère réversible de la réaction électrochimique, et une durée de vie compétitive par rapport aux systèmes au lithium. Le travail présenté se situe dans cet effort de recherche. Les potentialités de matériaux dérivés du pentoxyde de vanadium, de structure 2D, sont étudiées comme composés d’intercalation du sodium: le composé de référence V2O5, le bronze performant dérivé de V2O5 de formule K0,5V2O5, ε’-V2O5, ainsi que le composé au manganèse de type lamellaire : la birnessite sol-gel et sa forme dopée au cobalt. Les relations structure-électrochimie sont élucidées à travers une étude combinant propriétés électrochimiques, diffraction des Rayons X et spectroscopie Raman des matériaux à différents taux d’insertion, en fin de réaction et après cyclages galvanostatiques. De nouvelles phases sont obtenues et des capacités spécifiques comprises entre 100 et 160 mAh/g dans le domaine de potentiel 4V-1V peuvent être obtenues avec parfois une stabilité remarquable comme dans le cas de NaV2O5 et ε’-V2O5 / Since commercialization, Li-ion batteries have been playing an important role as power source for portable electronic devices because of high gravimetric, volumetric capacity and high voltage. Furthermore, the lithium-ion technology is best suited for large-scale application, such as electric vehicles, which poses a resource problem and ultimately cost. On the contrary, sodium is a most abundant element, inexpensive and similarly properties as lithium. In order to solve the problem of lithium raw resource, sodium is proposed as a solution for next generation power source storage. This work investigates the potential derivative vanadium pentoxide materials as sodium intercalation compounds: the V2O5 reference compound, the promizing potassium bronze K0,5V2O5, ε'-V2O5, as well as a lamellar manganese oxide: the sol-gel birnessite and its doped cobalt form. The structure-electrochemistry relationships are clarified through a study combining electrochemical properties, X-ray diffraction and Raman spectroscopy of materials at different insertion rate, end of the reaction and after galvanostatic cycling. New phases are highlighted and specific capacities between 100 and 160 mAh / g in the field of 4V-1V potential can be obtained with sometimes remarkably stable as in the case of NaV2O5 and ε'-V2O5
6

Připrava a charakterizace keramických aktivních materiálů pro sodno-iontové akumulátory / Preparation and characterisation of ceramic electroactive materials for Na-ion batteries

Vaněk, Martin January 2016 (has links)
Hlavním cílem této práce je charakterizace vzorků titanátů, jako materiálů pro sodíko-iontové (Na-ion) akumulátory. Syntéza některých vzorků je součástí této práce. Charakterizace je zaměřena na elektrochemické vlastnosti, složení a morfologii použitých materiálů. První část se zabývá lithium-iontovými (Li-ion) akumulátory. Byly vybrány, protože jsou ve vědeckých článcích dobře popsány a základní funkční princip je aplikovatelný také na Na-ion akumulátory. Materiály používáné pro katody, anody a elektrolyty následují po krátké části shrnující parametry a konstrukci Li-ion akumulátorů. Následující kapitola je zaměřena na sodíko-iontové akumulátory. Srovnání sodíku a lithia je následováno materiály používanými pro elektrody a elektrolyty (s důrazem na anodové materiály). Třetí část popisuje analytické metody použité pro charakterizaci elektrod a materiálů. Jedná se o elektrochemickou charakterizaci (cyklická voltametrie a galvanostatické cyklování s potenciálovým omezením), morfologii (rastrovací elektronová mikroskopie) a složení (X-ray difrakční spektroskopie). Poslední dvě kapitoly obsahují syntézu a charakterizaci sodného titanátu a charakterizaci dvou vzorků TiO2. Výsledky této práce jsou shrnuty v závěru.
7

Na-Sb-Sn-based negative electrode materials for room temperature sodium cells for stationary applications

Martine, Milena 27 June 2017 (has links) (PDF)
The implementation of energy storage systems in the current electrical grid will increase the grid's reliability and e ciency. Room temperature sodium batteries are seen as potential technology, especially to assist renewable energy generation sources. Currently, suggested negative electrode materials, however, are still not satisfactory for practical use in terms of fabrication costs, gravimetric /volumetric energy densities, cyclability, and irreversible capacity losses occur at the rst cycle. The literature describes various strategies that enhance the specific capacity and/or the cyclability of negative electrode materials but all involve increasing the fabrication costs due to the chosen synthesis or the complexity of the electrode's design. Furthermore, strategies, that reduce the irreversible capacity loss at first cycle, are not discussed. In this present experimental research work, presodiating bulk metallic negative electrode materials prior to cycling, prepared via a simple, cheap and easy-to-scaleup synthesis route, is introduced as a new strategy to improve the cyclability and to effectively reduce the first cycle irreversible capacity loss. Electrochemical and structural experiments were carried out to investigate sodiumtin-antimony powders. Presodiating mechanically bulk Sn-Sb negative electrode materials e ectively reduces the irreversible capacity loss at first cycle and enhances the specific capacity when compared to the non-presodiated powder, while the proper choice of electrode composite and electrolyte formulation improves the cycle life of the electrodes. The enhancement of the electrochemical properties of the presodiated NaSnSb powder, composed of the ternary phase Na5Sb3Sn and an unknown ternary phase crystallising in a hexagonal setting P6, is associated with the stabilisation of the SnSb as desodiation product. Presodiating bulk SnSb negative electrode material is a viable strategy to reduce the first cycle irreversible capacity loss, alleviating the volume changes. With an optimised system, this approach may be extended to other negative electrode materials, reducing the fabrication costs of high capacity negative electrode materials for room temperature sodium batteries. Presodiated NaSnSb negative electrode material may be combined with non-sodiated positive electrode material, such as sulphur to develop competitive room temperature sodium-sulphur batteries. / Die Implementierung von Energiespeichersystemen im bereits bestehenden Stromnetz ist eine der Lösungen, um die Zuverlässigkeit und die Effizienz des Netzes zu nutzen. Raumtemperatur Natrium-Batterien gelten als erfolgsversprechende Technologie insbesondere zur Unterstützung erneuerbarer Energieerzeugungsquellen. Jedoch sind die naheliegenden negativen Elektrodenmaterialien für eine praktische Anwendung hinsichtlich Herstellungskosten, gravimetrischer oder volumetrischer Energiedichte, Zyklenfestigkeit und irreversiblen Kapazitätsverlusten im ersten Zyklus noch nicht zufriedenstellend. Die Literatur beschreibt verschiedene Strategien, die die spezifische Kapazität und / oder die Zyklenfestigkeit von negativen Elektrodenmaterialien verbessern. Diese führen jedoch alle zu einer Erhöhung der Herstellungskosten aufgrund der gewählten Synthese oder des Designs der komplexierten Elektrode. Darüber hinaus werden Strategien zur Reduzierung des irreversiblen Kapazitätsverlusts im ersten Zyklus nicht erörtert. Diese experimentelle Forschungsarbeit präsentiert mit Natrium angereicherte metallische negative Elektrodenmaterialien vor der Wechselbeanspruchung/dem periodischen Durchlaufen, die durch einen schlichten, billigen und einfach zu skalierenden Syntheseweg hergestellt wurden, als eine neue Strategie zur Verbesserung der Zyklenfestigkeit und zur wirksamen Verringerung des irreversiblen Kapazitätsverlusts im ersten Zyklus. Elektrochemische und strukturelle Experimente wurden durchgeführt, um mit Natrium angereichertes Zinn-Antimon-Pulver zu untersuchen. Die mechanischen mit Natrium angereichertes Sn-Sb-negativen Elektrodenmaterialien verringert effektiv den irreversiblen Kapazitätsverlust im ersten Zyklus und erhöht die spezische Kapazität im Vergleich zu dem ohne Natrium angereicherte Pulver, während die richtige Wahl der Elektrodenzusammensetzung und der Elektrolytformulierung die Lebenszyklus der Elektroden verbessert. Die Verbesserung der elektrochemischen Eigenschaften des mit Natrium angereicherten NaSnSb-Pulvers, bestehend aus der ternären Phase Na5Sb3Sn und einer unbekannten ternären Phase, die in einer hexagonalen Aufbau P6 kristallisiert, ist mit der Stabilisierung des Enddesodiationsproduktes beim periodischen Zyklus verbunden, wobei das intermetallische SnSb nach Rekristallisation vorliegt. Mit Natrium angereicherte SnSb negativen Elektrodenmaterialien sind eine tragfähige Strategie zur Verringerung des irreversiblen Kapazitätsverlustes im ersten Zyklus, die Volumenänderungen abschwächen. Mit einem optimierten System kann dieser Ansatz auf andere negative Elektrodenmaterialien erweitert werden um die Herstellungskosten von negativen Elektrodenmaterialien mit hoher Kapazität für Raumtemperatur-Natrium-Batterien zu verringern. Mit Natrium angereichertes NaSnSb-negatives Elektrodenmaterial kann mit nicht mit Natrium versetztem positivem Elektrodenmaterial wie Schwefel kombiniert werden, um realisierbare Raumtemperatur Natrium-Schwefel-Batterien zu entwickeln.
8

Na-Sb-Sn-based negative electrode materials for room temperature sodium cells for stationary applications

Martine, Milena 14 June 2017 (has links)
The implementation of energy storage systems in the current electrical grid will increase the grid's reliability and e ciency. Room temperature sodium batteries are seen as potential technology, especially to assist renewable energy generation sources. Currently, suggested negative electrode materials, however, are still not satisfactory for practical use in terms of fabrication costs, gravimetric /volumetric energy densities, cyclability, and irreversible capacity losses occur at the rst cycle. The literature describes various strategies that enhance the specific capacity and/or the cyclability of negative electrode materials but all involve increasing the fabrication costs due to the chosen synthesis or the complexity of the electrode's design. Furthermore, strategies, that reduce the irreversible capacity loss at first cycle, are not discussed. In this present experimental research work, presodiating bulk metallic negative electrode materials prior to cycling, prepared via a simple, cheap and easy-to-scaleup synthesis route, is introduced as a new strategy to improve the cyclability and to effectively reduce the first cycle irreversible capacity loss. Electrochemical and structural experiments were carried out to investigate sodiumtin-antimony powders. Presodiating mechanically bulk Sn-Sb negative electrode materials e ectively reduces the irreversible capacity loss at first cycle and enhances the specific capacity when compared to the non-presodiated powder, while the proper choice of electrode composite and electrolyte formulation improves the cycle life of the electrodes. The enhancement of the electrochemical properties of the presodiated NaSnSb powder, composed of the ternary phase Na5Sb3Sn and an unknown ternary phase crystallising in a hexagonal setting P6, is associated with the stabilisation of the SnSb as desodiation product. Presodiating bulk SnSb negative electrode material is a viable strategy to reduce the first cycle irreversible capacity loss, alleviating the volume changes. With an optimised system, this approach may be extended to other negative electrode materials, reducing the fabrication costs of high capacity negative electrode materials for room temperature sodium batteries. Presodiated NaSnSb negative electrode material may be combined with non-sodiated positive electrode material, such as sulphur to develop competitive room temperature sodium-sulphur batteries. / Die Implementierung von Energiespeichersystemen im bereits bestehenden Stromnetz ist eine der Lösungen, um die Zuverlässigkeit und die Effizienz des Netzes zu nutzen. Raumtemperatur Natrium-Batterien gelten als erfolgsversprechende Technologie insbesondere zur Unterstützung erneuerbarer Energieerzeugungsquellen. Jedoch sind die naheliegenden negativen Elektrodenmaterialien für eine praktische Anwendung hinsichtlich Herstellungskosten, gravimetrischer oder volumetrischer Energiedichte, Zyklenfestigkeit und irreversiblen Kapazitätsverlusten im ersten Zyklus noch nicht zufriedenstellend. Die Literatur beschreibt verschiedene Strategien, die die spezifische Kapazität und / oder die Zyklenfestigkeit von negativen Elektrodenmaterialien verbessern. Diese führen jedoch alle zu einer Erhöhung der Herstellungskosten aufgrund der gewählten Synthese oder des Designs der komplexierten Elektrode. Darüber hinaus werden Strategien zur Reduzierung des irreversiblen Kapazitätsverlusts im ersten Zyklus nicht erörtert. Diese experimentelle Forschungsarbeit präsentiert mit Natrium angereicherte metallische negative Elektrodenmaterialien vor der Wechselbeanspruchung/dem periodischen Durchlaufen, die durch einen schlichten, billigen und einfach zu skalierenden Syntheseweg hergestellt wurden, als eine neue Strategie zur Verbesserung der Zyklenfestigkeit und zur wirksamen Verringerung des irreversiblen Kapazitätsverlusts im ersten Zyklus. Elektrochemische und strukturelle Experimente wurden durchgeführt, um mit Natrium angereichertes Zinn-Antimon-Pulver zu untersuchen. Die mechanischen mit Natrium angereichertes Sn-Sb-negativen Elektrodenmaterialien verringert effektiv den irreversiblen Kapazitätsverlust im ersten Zyklus und erhöht die spezische Kapazität im Vergleich zu dem ohne Natrium angereicherte Pulver, während die richtige Wahl der Elektrodenzusammensetzung und der Elektrolytformulierung die Lebenszyklus der Elektroden verbessert. Die Verbesserung der elektrochemischen Eigenschaften des mit Natrium angereicherten NaSnSb-Pulvers, bestehend aus der ternären Phase Na5Sb3Sn und einer unbekannten ternären Phase, die in einer hexagonalen Aufbau P6 kristallisiert, ist mit der Stabilisierung des Enddesodiationsproduktes beim periodischen Zyklus verbunden, wobei das intermetallische SnSb nach Rekristallisation vorliegt. Mit Natrium angereicherte SnSb negativen Elektrodenmaterialien sind eine tragfähige Strategie zur Verringerung des irreversiblen Kapazitätsverlustes im ersten Zyklus, die Volumenänderungen abschwächen. Mit einem optimierten System kann dieser Ansatz auf andere negative Elektrodenmaterialien erweitert werden um die Herstellungskosten von negativen Elektrodenmaterialien mit hoher Kapazität für Raumtemperatur-Natrium-Batterien zu verringern. Mit Natrium angereichertes NaSnSb-negatives Elektrodenmaterial kann mit nicht mit Natrium versetztem positivem Elektrodenmaterial wie Schwefel kombiniert werden, um realisierbare Raumtemperatur Natrium-Schwefel-Batterien zu entwickeln.
9

Etude de nouveaux matériaux phosphates de lithium et d'élément de transition comme électrode positive pour batteries LI-ION / Iron phosphates with original structures used as positive electrode materials in lithium and sodium batteries

Trad, Khiem 30 September 2010 (has links)
Depuis la mise en évidence des potentialités du phosphate LiFePO4 comme électrode positive de batteries lithium-ion, un très fort regain d’intérêt pour les phosphates de fer est actuellement observé. Dans cette optique de recherche de nouveaux matériaux, notre intérêt s’est porté sur la phase Na3Fe3(PO4)4 et sur des monophosphates de fer et de manganèse de type alluaudite LiXNa1-XMnFe2(PO4)3. Leurs structures, respectivement en couche et en chaines, en font de bons candidats pour des applications en tant que matériau d’électrode pour des batteries au lithium ou au sodium. Notre étude porte donc, d’une part, sur la synthèse et la caractérisation structurale de ces phases, et d’autre part sur leurs propriétés physiques et électrochimiques. / Since the discovery of highly interesting properties for LiFePO4 as a positive electrode material in lithium ion batteries, the search for novel polyanion-based insertion hosts is intense. Actually, cathodic materials based on iron phosphates exhibit high stability and economical and environmental interests. In this context, we were interested in Na3Fe3(PO4)4 with a lamellar structure and in alluaudite-like iron and manganese phosphates LiXNa1-XMnFe2(PO4)3 which structure exhibits tunnels. This work deals, in one hand, on the synthesis and the structural characterisation of these materials and in the other hand on their physical and electrochemical properties as positive electrode for lithium and sodium batteries.

Page generated in 0.058 seconds