The document summarizes batteries used in electric vehicles. It discusses lithium-ion batteries as the most commonly used type due to their high energy density and efficiency. However, lithium-ion batteries also have drawbacks like high costs and safety issues. Sodium-ion batteries are presented as a potential alternative as sodium is more abundant than lithium and sodium-ion batteries have higher safety. Challenges for sodium-ion batteries include lower energy density and shorter life cycles compared to lithium-ion batteries. The document concludes that alternatives like metal-air batteries, solid-state batteries, and sulfur-lithium batteries could potentially replace lithium-ion batteries in the future.
The document summarizes batteries used in electric vehicles. It discusses lithium-ion batteries as the most commonly used type due to their high energy density and efficiency. However, lithium-ion batteries also have drawbacks like high costs and safety issues. Sodium-ion batteries are presented as a potential alternative as sodium is more abundant than lithium and sodium-ion batteries have higher safety. Challenges for sodium-ion batteries include lower energy density and shorter life cycles compared to lithium-ion batteries. The document concludes that alternatives like metal-air batteries, solid-state batteries, and sulfur-lithium batteries could potentially replace lithium-ion batteries in the future.
The document summarizes batteries used in electric vehicles. It discusses lithium-ion batteries as the most commonly used type due to their high energy density and efficiency. However, lithium-ion batteries also have drawbacks like high costs and safety issues. Sodium-ion batteries are presented as a potential alternative as sodium is more abundant than lithium and sodium-ion batteries have higher safety. Challenges for sodium-ion batteries include lower energy density and shorter life cycles compared to lithium-ion batteries. The document concludes that alternatives like metal-air batteries, solid-state batteries, and sulfur-lithium batteries could potentially replace lithium-ion batteries in the future.
the global push towards a greener future. The heart of any electric vehicle lies in its battery, dictating factors such as range, charging time, and overall performance. The right choice of battery technology is pivotal for the success and widespread adoption of electric vehicles. What is Battery
A battery is a device that stores
electrical energy in a chemical form and converts it into electrical power when needed. It is a portable source of power commonly used to supply electric energy to electronic devices, appliances, and, in the context of your previous question, electric vehicles. Lithium-ion Battery
lithium-ion battery is a type of
rechargeable battery that is charged and discharged by lithium ions moving between the negative (anode) and positive (cathode) electrodes. Most used battery in portable consumer electronics. They have high power to weight ratio, high energy e ciency, good high- temperature performance, and low self- discharge and can be recycled Today most EVs use lithium- ion batteries Pros Cons
lightweight Cost is high
Longest life Risk of bursting
Better energy density Sensitive to temperature
Fast charging Complete discharge reduces life
Constant power Standardization not complete
Maintenance free Enviromental impact
Why Sodium-ion Battery SIBs are also rechargeable like LIBs and require sodium ion movement between eletrodes during the charging and discharging of the battery
In SIBs the cathode is manufactured form sodium ,
which is sevent-most abundant material on earth.
SIBs have already reached an energy density of up to
160 watt hour per kilogram (Wh/kg) , which is equivalent to LIBs.
SIBs have higher operational safety than LIBs ith
there operable temperature ranging form -40 to 60 degree C .
SIBs have 45 percent less global warming potential
than LIBs LIBs SIBs Cost is high Cost is low
Energy density is high Energy density is moderate
Saftey is low Saftey is high
Material is limited Material is Earth abundant
E ciency is high (>90%) E ciency is high (>90%)
Temperature range is (-25 to 40 Temperature range is (-40 to 60
degree C) degree C )
260 to 270 Whr/kg 80 to 100 Whr/kg
Challanges for Sodium-ion Battery The voltage of sodium ion batteries is low in comparision to lithium ion battery sodium ion batteries charge and discharge quickly The life cycle of sodium ion batteries is also shorter than that of lithium ion battery Sodium is not as flexible as lithium, due to which it cannot be given di erent shapes like cylindrical or prismatic Sodium ion battries are still in the initial stage of development, due to which only limited companies are investing in them due to which their cost will be very high So in times to come, with the help of futher research and development in this field , sodium ion battery can prove to be better than lithium ion battery on every front. Alternatives for Lithium-ion Battery Metal Air battery
Aluminium Air battery
Sodium-ion Battery
Solid state Battery
Sulphur Lithium Battery
Conclusion By making survey on Batteries used in EV & their Future we Can Conclude that the, lithium ion battery is most used battery in EV & also in many Electronic Devices. But it Has some Drawbacks so we must need to find the alternatives for it, By research we found that the metal-air batteries, solidstate batteries, sulphur-lithium batteries Such batteries can be the alternatives for the lithium ion battery. Thanks!
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