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Optimizing Cell Manufacturing Using Simulations Saves Cost And Development Time KEY STEPS MIXING
CHALLENGE & OUTLOOK
Gaps: Better models are needed to tackle the complexities associated with scaling up from lab to production
Future directions:
Artificial intelligence (AI) technology to enhance process predictability
Integration of multiscale models to improve simulation accuracy
Source: J. Power Sources 610 (2024) 234717
It is necessary to have a homogeneous slurry with controlled viscosity and particle dispersion. Parameters like temperature, mixing speed, and sequence impact quality.
COATING
Many processes, including slot-die coating, aim for uniform thickness and material distribution. Simulation models address parameters like coating speed and slurry rheology.
DRYING
Drying removes solvents and creates porous structures in the process. Optimizing drying conditions minimizes defects and ensures uniform binder distribution.
CALENDERING
Electrodes are compacted to improve density and conductivity. Simulations can be used to optimize compaction parameters and prevent excessive pressure from damaging materials.
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