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Join the presentation today to learn more about: ✔️ Insights into an integral process step in producing #lithium-based powders from #liquidfeed formulations. ✔️ Enabling uniform particle size distribution for post-processing into #batterymaterials ✔️ The #atomization system #technology for producing quality spray dried powders: air bearing driven rotary #atomizer and Air Assisted Pressure Nozzle (AAPN). ✔️ 10,000 – 50,00 TPY of production, including #energyintegration for #heatrecovery Colin Crankshaw, Executive Vice-President, will be presenting our new #innovations for #processing lithium powders: the Air Bearing Atomizer (ABA) & the Air Assisted Pressure Nozzle (AAPN). See you there! www.dedert.com #newtechnology #techtrends #technews #technologyinnovation #electriccars #electricvehicules #lithiumion #lithiumbatteries #lithiumindustry #chemicalprocessing #chemicalengineering #chemicalengineer #chemicalprocess #processtechnology #lithiumionbattery #engineeringtech #energyindustry
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Join the conversation on the evolving landscape of battery chemistries! Check out this comparison between LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) and NMC (Nickel Manganese Cobalt) #batteries, illustrated with a graphic from TROES. ⚠️Safety: LFP: More tolerant to higher voltage conditions, reducing the risk of thermal runaway. LFP tends to catch fire less, providing enhanced safety. NMC: Prone to thermal runaway due to higher energy densities and voltage, posing safety risks. Less tolerant to high temperatures. ⚡Charging Speed: LFP: Charging rates can be increased with dual plugs while maintaining lower charging temperatures. NMC: Promoted for higher charging rates, but requires larger cables and connectors to handle increased heat. 🕰️Cycle-Life: LFP: Exhibits nearly 3x higher cycle life than NMC, leading to lower maintenance costs. 💰Costs: LFP: More economically competitive, especially with a stable and cost-effective supply chain. System integration costs tend to be 5-15% cheaper than NMC. NMC: Previously cheaper, but challenges in nickel and cobalt supply have affected costs. ⚡Electrochemistry: NMC: Possesses higher capacity, operating voltage, and energy density. LFP: They need more active materials, larger space, and a more complex manufacturing process to achieve similar energy density. 🔬📊🔍For more information on advanced analytical equipment from Micromeritics Instrument Corporation to understand and improve both LFP and NMC materials visit: https://lnkd.in/dhq-Yy-u #batterystorage, #electricvehicles, #greentech
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🔬 Explore Reactor Types! 🌐 Chemical reactors are diverse tools for transforming raw materials. Quick guide: 1. Batch Reactor: Non-continuous, all reactants added at once. Efficient mixing for desired products. 2. C.S.T.R (Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor): Constant flow, continuous agitation for efficiency. 3. P.F.R (Plug Flow Reactor): Flow without lateral mixing, precise reaction control. 4. Semi-Batch Reactor: Combo of batch and continuous, controlled reactant introduction. 🚀 Efficient, precise – welcome to the world of chemical transformations! 🌟 . . . . . Ignore tags : #chemicalengineer #chemicalengineering #processindustry #chemicalindustry #chemicalinnovation #innovationinchemistry #stemeducation #processengineering #engineeringexploration #innovativeengineering #engineeringlife #industrystandard #reactors #transformation #mumbaiindians #gemini
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Ideal for QC labs performing impurities testing of lithium batteries, the new NexION® 1100 ICP-MS can accurately measure the chloride content in cathode and precursor materials. Its unique Triple Cone Interface design and powerful All Matrix Solution online gas dilution allow analysis of high TDS samples with accuracy and precision. https://bit.ly/3Rrdkhp
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