Enhancement of the wettability of graphite-based lithium-ion battery anodes by selective laser surface modification using low energy nanosecond pulses

The electrolyte filling process of battery cells is one of the time-critical bottlenecks in cell production. Wetting is of particular importance here, since only completely wetted electrode sections are working. In order to accelerate and facilitate this process, the authors of this study developed...

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Published in:	International journal of advanced manufacturing technology Vol. 118; no. 5-6; pp. 1987 - 1997
Main Authors:	Kleefoot, Max-Jonathan, Enderle, Sebastian, Sandherr, Jens, Bolsinger, Marius, Maischik, Thomas, Simon, Nadine, Martan, Jiří, Ruck, Simon, Knoblauch, Volker, Riegel, Harald
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	London Springer London 2022 Springer Nature B.V
Subjects:	Ablation Amorphization Anodes Application Binders (materials) CAE) and Design Carbon Carbon black Computer-Aided Engineering (CAD Crystal structure Crystallinity Drop tests Electrolytes Electrolytic cells Engineering Graphite Impact tests Industrial and Production Engineering Laser ablation Lasers Lithium-ion batteries Mechanical Engineering Media Management Nanosecond pulses Parameters Raman spectroscopy Rechargeable batteries Surface roughness Wettability Wetted electrodes Wetting White light interferometry Short pulsed laser Lithium-ion battery Selective laser ablation Wettability Anode
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