Enhancement of Product Performance by Intensive Mixing

Habermann, Ralf

doi:10.1002/cite.201000102

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“…Neben dem reinen Feststoffmischen können auch noch andere Mischaufgaben von einem Feststoffmischer erfüllt werden. Eine detaillierte Zusammenstellung findet man in [3].…”

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Influence of Stress Mechanism and Intensities on Product Properties in Solid Mixing

Habermann¹

2010

Chemie Ingenieur Technik

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Influence of Stress Mechanism and Intensities on Product Properties in Solid MixingIn solid mixing a characteristic specific power is entered in the bulk solid. This power can cause change of product properties of the involved components. Here, especially operating stress mechanism and intensities determine if required mixing tasks can be fulfilled and desired product properties can be generated. How stress mechanism and intensities are coupled with product properties is unknown so far.

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“…Neben dem reinen Feststoffmischen können auch noch andere Mischaufgaben von einem Feststoffmischer erfüllt werden. Eine detaillierte Zusammenstellung findet man in [3].…”

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Influence of Stress Mechanism and Intensities on Product Properties in Solid Mixing

Habermann¹

2010

Chemie Ingenieur Technik

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Evaluation of a High‐Intensive Mixing Process in a Ring Shear Mixer and Its Impact on the Properties of Composite Particles for Lithium–Sulfur Battery Cathodes

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The use of a high‐intensive ring shear mixing system to produce the composite materials from carbon black and sulfur for cathodes in lithium–sulfur batteries is described. The examined process is evaluated concerning its stress mechanism and its influence on the properties of the resulting composite materials. The architecture of the composites can be described as a core–shell structure, whose size and strength depend on the expended stress input from the mixing process. The comparison of electrodes from these composite particles with a reference cathode based on pure carbon black proves an increase in the energy density of approximately 30%. Furthermore, using the composite particles, a higher amount of additional carbon black enables an increase in the specific capacity of approximately 25% due to the improvement of the mechanical properties of the coating.

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Enhancement of Product Performance by Intensive Mixing

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Influence of Stress Mechanism and Intensities on Product Properties in Solid Mixing

Influence of Stress Mechanism and Intensities on Product Properties in Solid Mixing

Evaluation of a High‐Intensive Mixing Process in a Ring Shear Mixer and Its Impact on the Properties of Composite Particles for Lithium–Sulfur Battery Cathodes

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