Challenge

Week 1 Understanding Different Battery Chemistry

Name : Inbarasu V S

Course : Introduction to battery technology for E- vehicles using MATLAB & Simulink

Week 1 - challenge

1.Prepare a table that includes materials & chemical reactions occurring at the anode and cathode of LCO, LMO, NCA, NMC, LFP, and LTO type of lithium ion cells. Give your detailed explanation on it

Battery:

1)Lithium cobalt oxide(LCO) battery

LCO (Lithium cobalt oxide) become invented in the yr 1991. Its anode material is LiaC6, the cathode material is LibCoO2 and the carrier is Li+. it's far used in diverse packages starting from electronic devices to all laptops and get in touch with batteries. most people of lithium-ion batteries for portable devices are cobalt-primarily based. The gadget includes a cobalt oxide cathode (high-quality electrode) and graphite carbon anode (bad electrode).

2)Lithium-ion manganese oxide (LMO)battery

A lithium-ion manganese oxide battery (LMO) is a lithium ion cell that uses manganese dioxide, MnO2, as the cathode material. They feature thru the equal intercalation/de-intercalation mechanism as different commercialized secondary battery technology, together with LiCoO2. Cathodes primarily based on manganese-oxide additives are earth-considerable, inexpensive, non-toxic, and provide higher thermal balance.

3)Lithium nickel cobalt aluminium oxides (NCA) battery

Lithium nickel cobalt aluminum oxide battery, or NCA, has been round when you consider that 1999 for special applications. It shares similarities with NMC through supplying high particular electricity, reasonably excellent precise power and an extended lifestyles span.

4)Lithium Nickel Manganese Cobalt Oxide (NMC) battery

In quick, NMC batteries offer a combination of Nickel, Manganese, and Cobalt. they may be once in a while known as Lithium Manganese Cobalt Oxide batteries. NMC batteries have high particular electricity or strength.

5)Lithium iron phosphate battery(LFP) batteries

LFP batteries stand for Lithium iron phosphate(LiFePO4) batteries, that is called li-phosphate batteries as nicely. They use phosphate as cathode material. further, they enjoy the low resistance houses that beautify their thermal stability and protection.

6)Lithium-titanate-oxide(LTO) battery

The lithium-titanate-oxide (LTO) battery is a type of rechargeable battery that has the benefit of being quicker to charge than other lithium-ion batteries, however the drawback of getting a far decrease electricity density.

Name

Anode

Cathode

Electrolyte

Seperator

Anode Reaction

Cathode Reaction

Overall Reaction

Lithium Cobalt Oxide(LCO)

Graphite

Lithium Cobalt Oxide

Ethylene Carbonate

Poluolefine

Lic6 <-> C6+ Li + e-

CoO2 + Li + e- <-> LiCoO2

C6 + LiCoO2 <-> Lic6 + CoO2

Lithium Manganese Oxide(LMO)

Graphite

Lithium Manganese

Lithium Halide

Poluolefine

Lic6 <-> C6+ Li + e-

MnO2 + Li + e- <-> LiMnO2

C6 + Li Mn 2O4<-> Lic6 + Mn 2O4

Lithium Nickel cobalt Aluminium oxide(NCA)

Graphite

Nickel Cobalt Aluminium

Ethylene Carbonate

Poluolefine

Lic6 <-> C6+ Li + e-

NiCoAlO2 + Li + e- <-> LiNiCoAlO2

C6 + LiNiCoAlO2 <-> Lic6 + NiCoAlO2

Lithium Nickel Manganese Cobalt Oxide(NMC)

Graphite

Nickel Manganese

Lithium Salt

Poluolefine

Lic6 <-> C6+ Li + e-

NiMnCoO2 + Li + e- <-> LiNiMnCoO2

C6 + LiNiMnCoO2 <-> Lic6 + NiMnCoO2

Lithium Iron Phospate(LFP)

Graphite

Lithium Iron Phospate

Ethylene Carbonate

Poluolefine

Lic6 <-> C6+ Li + e-

FePo4 + Li + e- <-> LiFePO4

C6 + LiFePO4 <-> Lic6 + FePO4

Lithium Titanate

Graphite

Lithium Titanate

Lithium Salt

Poluolefine

Li­4Ti3O <-> Ti5O12 + 4Li++4e-

4Mn2O4+ 4Li++4e- <-> LiMn2O4

4Mn2O4+ Li­4Ti5O12 <-> 4 LiMn2O4 + Ti5O12

Chemical Reaction Explanation:

  1. Lithium Cobalt Oxide:

On Anode

LiC6→xLi++xe−+C6LiC6→xLi++xe-+C6

On Cathode

Li1−xCoO2+xLi++xe−→LiCoO2Li1-xCoO2+xLi++xe-→LiCoO2

Overall Reaction

C6+LiCoO2↔LixC6+Li1−xCoO2C6+LiCoO2↔LixC6+Li1-xCoO2

  1. Lithium Manganese Oxide:

On Anode

Li→Li++e−Li→Li++e-

On Cathode

Mn2O4+Li++e−→LiMn2O4Mn2O4+Li++e-→LiMn2O4

  1. Lithium Nickel Cobalt Aluminum Oxide:

On Anode:

LixCn→nC+xLi++xe−LixCn→nC+xLi++xe-

On Cathode

Li1−xAlO2+xLi++xe−→LiAlO2Li1-xAlO2+xLi++xe-→LiAlO2

Redox Reaction

Li1−xAlO2+LixCn→LiAlO2+nCLi1-xAl2+LixCn→LiAlO2+nC

  1. Lithium Nickel Manganese Cobalt Oxide:

On Anode

LixCn→nC+xLi++xe−LixCn→nC+xLi++xe-

On Cathode

Li1−xMO2+xLi++xe−→LiMO2Li1-xMO2+xLi++xe-→LiMO2

Redox Reaction

Li1−xMO2+LixCn→LiMO2+nCLi1-xMO2+LixCn→LiMO2+nC

  1. Lithium Iron Phosphate:

On Anode

LiC6→Li++e−+C6LiC6→Li++e-+C6

On Cathode

LiFe(III)PO4+xLi++xe−→LiFe(II)PO4LiFe(III)PO4+xLi++xe-→LiFe(II)PO4

FePO4+Li++e−→LiFePO4FePO4+Li++e-→LiFePO4

Overall Reaction

LiFePO4+6C→LiC6+FePO4LiFePO4+6C→LiC6+FePO4

  1. Lithium Titanate :

Overall Reaction:

Li4Ti5O12+3Li++3e−↔Li7Ti5O12Li4Ti5O12+3Li++3e-↔Li7Ti5O12

Li7Ti5O12+2Li++2e−↔Li9Ti5O12

2.Compare the differences between each type of Li+ion batteries based on their characteristics

Characteristics

LCO

LMO

NCA

NMC

LFP

LTO

Chemistry

Lithium Cobalt Oxide(LCO)

Lithium Manganese Oxide(LMO)

Lithium Nickel cobalt Aluminium oxide(NCA)

Lithium Nickel Manganese Cobalt Oxide(NMC)

Lithium Iron Phosphate(LFP)

Lithium Titanate

Nominal Voltage

3.6v

3.7v

3.6v

3.6v

3.2v

2.4v

Cycle expectancy

500-1000

300-700

500-1000

1000+

2000+

3000-7000

Max Charging Current(c)

0.7-1c

0.7-1c

0.7c

0.7-1c

1c

1c

Max Discharging Current(c)

1c

1c

1c

1-2c

1c

10c

Thermal Runaway ( degree Celsius)

150oc

250oc

150oc

220oc

150oc

highest

Packaging

16650 prismatic & pouch cell

Prismatic

11650

18650,27000

18650,32650 prismatic

Prismatic

Specific Energy(Wh/kg)

150 - 200

100-150

200-260

150-220

90 - 120

50-80

Application

Laptops, Mobile,tablets, etc

Medical devices, power tools, etc.

Mechanical , Industrial Electronics

Medical devices ,ev,etc.

Stationary applications

Electric vehicle,energy storage.

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