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Novel Solid Electrolyte for Safe and High-Capacity Battery with Internal Thermal Management Capability

Completed TRL 3 (started at 2, targeting 3)

Description

This project is to further optimize the composition and surface modification of the solid electrolyte, scale it up, incorporate it in the design of high voltage battery chemistry and fabricate into a large full-cell lab cell to demonstrate the proof-of-concept.

Benefits

The proposed work would lead to a new generation of battery designs, no longer requiring external safety and thermal management accessories, and provide simplified system designs with significantly increased energy density.

Details

Technology areaAerospace Power and Energy Storage > Energy Storage > Electrochemical Storage: Batteries
ProgramCenter Innovation Fund: GRC CIF (GRC CIF)
Lead organizationGlenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH
Start date2023-10-01
End date2024-09-30

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