2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpcs.2010.05.001
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Recent development and application of Li4Ti5O12 as anode material of lithium ion battery

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“…9,13,[18][19][20][21] Indeed, downsizing the particle size to the nanometer-scale resulted in excellent power performance, 21-25 allowing (dis-)charging LTObased electrodes in as little as a few seconds. However, one of the major challenges toward the commercialization of nano-sized LTO is the development of easily scalable synthesis methods, providing large batches of active material at competitive prices.…”
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“…9,13,[18][19][20][21] Indeed, downsizing the particle size to the nanometer-scale resulted in excellent power performance, 21-25 allowing (dis-)charging LTObased electrodes in as little as a few seconds. However, one of the major challenges toward the commercialization of nano-sized LTO is the development of easily scalable synthesis methods, providing large batches of active material at competitive prices.…”
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“…2 While the enhanced safety and advanced long-term cycling stability, resulting from the relatively higher lithium (de-)insertion potential and the negligible volume variation upon (de-)lithiation, [14][15][16][17] respectively, are, to a great extent intrinsic to LTO, the high power performance, i.e., the rate capability, of the material is highly dependent on the utilized synthesis method and the resulting particle size and morphology. 9,13,[18][19][20][21] Indeed, downsizing the particle size to the nanometer-scale resulted in excellent power performance, [21][22][23][24][25] allowing (dis-)charging LTObased electrodes in as little as a few seconds. However, one of the major challenges toward the commercialization of nano-sized LTO is the development of easily scalable synthesis methods, providing large batches of active material at competitive prices.…”
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“…We can conclude that when γ is not too large, SelfSchedule Bidding does no longer have lifetime advantage over Economic Bidding, yet its achievable profit is still much less. As an example, at γ = 1.4 and for batteries with 5000 cycles [29], Self-Schedule Bidding results in $228,000 profit per year for 11 years, adding up to $2,510,000 profit over the battery lifetime. Under same operational conditions, Economic Bidding -Design II results in $378,000 profit per year for 9.1 years, adding up to $3,450,000 profit over the battery lifetime.…”
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“…Alternatively, we can rather include the CVaR term in the outer subproblem in (24), as we will explain in the next paragraph. Interestingly, although this alternative problem formulation is a deviation from the original problem formulation in (14) where the objective function is replaced with (29), it can still provide us with an effective mechanism to conduct risk management with respect to the obtained profit, as we will see in a case study at the end of this subsection.…”
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“…In this study, we prepared Li 4 Ti 5 O 12 -CNT composite materials synthesized by the sol-gel process to enhance of power density of Li 4 Ti 5 O 12 , which is used as a negative active material that has a zero-strain behavior and high charge-discharge performance [20]. Then, the electrochemical characteristics of the Li 4 Ti 5 O 12 -CNT composite HC anode were examined and compared to those of the Li 4 Ti 5 O 12 HC anode.…”
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