nanoparticles, powder material for solid stage batteries

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Glatt @ Car Battery Days 2024

Lecture on ‘How to improve powder properties to meet your needs’: Dr. Drescher, Glatt, 01.10.2024 – 11:45 a.m. Find out how Glatt can support you in the production and refinement of your battery raw materials! The presentation will give a brief overview of existing technologies for the synthesis and refinement of powder materials and use examples from the field of battery materials to demonstrate the capabilities of the technologies. CAR Center Automotive Research provides an acknowledged platform for communication and research on mobility and innovation.

Glatt @ ABAF 25th

Save the date: 26.08. 2024 – 14:15 for the lecutre on ‘Aerosol-based processes for the production of battery materials’. Meet Dr. Johannes Buchheim, Glatt Ingenieurtechnik, Weimar, Germany, at the 25th ABAF International Conference Advanced Batteries, Accumulators and Fuel Cells, August 25-28, 2024 Brno University of Technology, Antonínská 1, Brno, Czech Republic

Glatt @ Oslo Battery Days 2024

19 – 21 August 2024. Grand Hotel Oslo, Table No. 8. Our experts Falco Beutler and Johannes Buchheim present high-temperature processes and plant technology for the production of active materials for energy storage applications and for hydrogen production. This includes the preparation and modification of cathode, anode materials and solid electrolytes. Learn more on the innovative technology and the customer services of Glatt.

StrOboBatt project start

Partnership between PCC Thorium GmbH, Fraunhofer Institut Solare Energiesysteme ISE and Glatt for the development of high-performance materials for energy storage. Development of structure- and surface-optimized silicon anodes and high-energy cathodes for energy-dense lithium-ion batteries for stationary energy storage solutions. The Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection (BMWK) is funding the “StrOboBatt” project under the reference number FKZ 03ETE051A.

Glatt Webinar on ‘Aerosol-based processes for the production of battery materials’ 15. November 2023. Virtual Battery Day

The increasing demand for applications within electromobility or stationary energy storage requires the implementation of novel, sustainable and continuous manufacturing processes as well as processes for coating active materials. Aerosol-based methods based on spray drying / spray calcination and spray granulation by powder synthesis and fluid bed technology are presented using selected examples. First results on electrochemical characterisation are shown.

Powder synthesis – Particle design optimizes battery materials

Glatt powder synthesis offers a versatile tool for the development and industrial production of innovative battery materials. The highly flexible technology opens up the possibility of producing and refining anode and cathode materials as well as solid electrolytes in just one step. The key to the effectiveness of this process is the special conditions in the pulsating hot gas flow.

New Battery Material by Powder Synthesis

Powder synthesis represents a novel process for the production, activation and coating of battery materials. By using a pulsating hot gas flow with adjustable frequencies and amplitudes, powders of the highest quality can be produced. Solutions to address current shortcomings as innovation drivers for new battery materials.

How future materials become reality with fluid bed technologies and Glatt powder synthesis

How future materials become reality with fluid bed technologies and Glatt powder synthesis. Battery materials, 3D printing, phosphorus fertilizers, foodstuffs: thanks to its technology and process-oriented innovation expertise, plant manufacturer and process expert Glatt Ingenieurtechnik is a sought-after development partner in many branches of industry and in the research sector. The Technology Center at the Weimar headquarters is the hub for particle design of future materials. R&D ideas are turned into product samples with flame-retardant properties, for example, and market-ready beverage powders are developed here; the formulation for fertilizer granules with defined release and carbon pellets are being tinkered with. (German article)

Sustainable pays off – Use of fluid bed technology and powder synthesis in future projects

Value materials: Processes that convert residual materials from wastewater treatment plants into recycled products and endow particles with new properties show how today’s technologies can be used to solve tomorrow’s challenges. Expertise in process development is also in demand in the research and development of future materials such as solid-state batteries or high-performance materials for 3D printing. Previously applicable temperature limits can now be overcome with high-temperature fluid bed systems from Glatt to produce catalyst materials in a single-stage process, for example. (article in German language)

Comparison of Electrochemical Degradation for Spray Dried and Pulse Gas Dried LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4

To commercialize next-generation cathode materials a lot of different synthesis methods need to be researched and evaluated regarding the attainable electrochemical properties of the materials on one hand, and the scalability of the process on the other. For the high voltage LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4 cathode material especially the degradation of the material during cycling needs to be investigated for different scales and techniques. LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4 (LNMO) was synthesized using two different methods in different scales: lab-scaled spray drying and pilot-scaled gas pulse drying.