Solidion Develops a Lithium Battery that can be Charged in 5 minutes With Key Newly Granted US Patent
2024年10月30日 - 7:00PM
Solidion Technology, Inc. (ticker “STI”), an advanced battery
technology solutions provider, today announced that its battery
scientists have successfully developed a cost-effective strategy
for enabling completion of charging in 5 minutes for a wide range
of lithium batteries.
Range anxiety, the fear that an electric vehicle (EV) may run
out of battery power during a trip, has long been regarded as a key
reason for consumers’ reluctance to adopt EVs. This issue is
exacerbated by the notion that recharging batteries usually takes
much longer time than refueling internal combustion engine vehicles
(ICEVs).
To be competitive with ICEVs, fast charging of EVs should be
weather-independent and comparable in time as refueling a gasoline
car. Variations in temperatures in different geographic regions and
seasons poses a challenge in fast charging EV batteries, since
batteries can behave very differently. In winter, half of the
United States and most of Northern Europe has an average
temperature below 0°C. None of today’s EV batteries allow for fast
charging at low temperatures.
Responsive to EV market’s urgent need for a battery that can be
fast charged at all climate conditions, Solidion’s technical team
has developed and patented an effective method and system for fast
charging a battery cell or pack without negatively impacting the
battery. The strategy also allows a battery system to operate in a
safe mode and avoid a thermal runaway problem.
The technology uses a graphene-based heat spreader to quickly
move heat from a battery to warm it up before or during fast
charging. It also has a cooling system that kicks in when the
battery is in use, like when powering a device or electric vehicle.
The heat spreader moves the heat to the cooling system for
efficient cooling. The system switches between heating when
charging and cooling when discharging. Graphene, with its super
high thermal conductivity (5,300 W/m-K), is much more effective
than copper, which has a lower conductivity (410 W/m-K) and is four
times heavier.
Solidion is aimed at fully commercializing this technology in
2-3 years.
About Solidion Technology, Inc.
Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, with production facilities in
Dayton, Ohio, Solidion’s core business includes manufacturing of
battery materials and components, as well as development and
production of next-generation batteries for energy storage systems
and electric vehicles for ground, air, and sea transportation.
Recognized as a global IP leader in both the high-capacity anode,
utilizing a non-silane based solution, and the high-energy
solid-state battery. Solidion is uniquely positioned to offer two
lines of battery products: (i) advanced anode materials (ready for
production expansion); and (ii) three classes of solid-state
batteries, including Silicon-rich all-solid-state lithium-ion cells
(Gen 1), anodeless lithium metal cells (Gen 2), and lithium-sulfur
cells (Gen 3), all featuring an advanced polymer- or
polymer/inorganic composite-based solid electrolyte that is
process-friendly. Solidion’s solid-state batteries can be
manufactured at scale using current lithium-ion cell production
facilities; this feature enables fastest time-to-market of safe
solid-state batteries. Solidion batteries are designed to deliver
significantly extended EV range, improved battery safety, lower
cost per KWh, fastest time-to-market, and next-gen cathodes
(potential to replace expensive nickel and cobalt with sulfur (S)
and other more abundant elements).
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