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Lithium Iron Phosphate Athena Combs - Hurtado Marc Hansel

Chemical Reaction

Battery Composition

Manufacturing Techniques Use the same process as other lithium ion batteries Two principal methods of producing a LiFePO4 cathode: solid state and solution based Carbon coating (graphite or acetylene black) increases conductivity MIXING : Make a cathode and an anode COATING : Metallic foil is then given a coating of the mixture on each side in the coating machine. coating machines can apply a coating to each side. COMPRESSING : After the foil is coated, it is compressed to the correct thickness by two laminating rollers. SLITTING : In the slitting process, the press line quickly and uniformly cuts down the foil reel into plates. DRYING : The plates are set to dry in a large oven. F0RMATION: The materials in the cell are then activated through a controlled charge-discharge cycle so that the cell can become a useable product (n.d.). In Amita Technology Inc.. Retrieved October 17, 2017, from http://www.amitatech.com/capability.php?c=Production

Solid State Requires high temperatures and long sintering times Mix Li Fe and P in atmospheric conditions Mix with carbon source to increase conductivity Particles form Pre – calcination (250-350 C) to expel gasses Final calcination Cool down Grind into powder Requires high temperatures and long sintering times Well suited for the mass production because it creates an ordered crystal structure Inexpensive for manufacturing but does not yield best results

Solution Based Creates a more complex/ideal carbon coated crystalline structure Better conductivity and higher density performance Difficult to manufacture Mixing Li, P, and solvent (DI water) Control PH values Precipitation in filtered under an inert atmosphere Heat treatment (500 – 800 C) in N2 atmosphere Grind into powder

Specifications

Cycle Life and Charge Time Longer cycle life for than other lithium ion batteries Shorter charge time implies higher power

Cost Analysis Cell chemistry Cost ($/kWh) Lead-acid $56–$145 Lithium cobalt oxide $356 Lithium iron phosphate $300 Lithium manganese oxide Zinc-carbon $316 Lead acid batteries are cheaper but lithium ion batteries produce a better results and have a longer cycle life.

Current Uses Electric vehicles Limited adoption compared to other Li-ion chemistries Residential sonnenBatterie Starting off with municipal/utility Coda Energy constructing a 10MW storage facilty

SWOT Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Threats

Strengths High power density Charges faster Constant charge and discharge rate – compared to lead acid batteries High discharge rate Longevity Safety Low fire hazard

Weaknesses High initial costs Degradation If not in use, life time starts to degrade Degrades faster if exposed to heat Cold temp reduces performance – all lithium ions do this Long shelf time reduces performance like lithium ions do Lower energy density compared to other Li-ion batteries Figure 3: Energy density of various battery technologies

Opportunities Very little utility scale production Coda Energy Excellent application fit Opportunity for growth in a new sector SonnenBatterie manufacturing in US now Drive costs down Limited exposure to date A lot of advantages

Threats High initial cost More common Li-ion technologies benefit from larger economies of scale in transportation and portable devices Lithium-Cobalt improvements Safety Cycle life New technology?

Conclusions Excellent for stationary applications – residential and utility scale Similar value proposition to other Li-ion Safer than other Li-ion Long lifetime Lower energy density can be overlooked Good traction in residential market Starting out in utility market, but shows potential “LiFePO4 is one of the most popular technologies for stationary storage systems due to its uniquely high chemical stability and resulting extremely high application reliability, durability and long life” - SonnenBatterie

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