Description
ATOMFAIR NVP CARBON COATED ALUMINUM 2AH 30-LAYER DRY POUCH CELL30-LAYER HIGH CAPACITY CORES
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| Manufacturer: Atomfair LLC Brand: ATOMFAIR |
How does the 30-layer stacking configuration affect the nominal capacity and areal loading trade-off in the NVP dry pouch cell?
The 30-layer stacking achieves a nominal capacity of 2 Ah by utilizing a cathode coating areal density of 14 mg/cm² with 93.5% active material loading. This multilayer architecture provides higher absolute capacity compared to single-layer cells but introduces additional constraints on electrolyte wetting and internal pressure uniformity during solid-state electrolyte scaling experiments.
Can the NVP dry pouch cell be directly integrated with polymer or ceramic solid-state electrolytes without modifications?
The cell is delivered as an electrolyte-free dry pouch cell specifically designed for solid-state electrolyte pouch cell scaling and structural pressure investigations. Its unfilled configuration allows direct integration with polymer or ceramic solid-state electrolytes, provided the user fills the cell with the appropriate electrolyte system under controlled conditions. The 12 µm PE + 2 µm ceramic coated separator is compatible with a range of solid-state electrolyte formulations but requires validation of wetting and interfacial stability.
What preparatory steps are required before testing the NVP dry pouch cell in a stack pressure jig?
The cell must first be filled with the intended electrolyte in an inert atmosphere to prevent moisture contamination, as it is supplied electrolyte-free. The 30-layer dense stacked core design, with anode dimensions of 46.5 × 65 mm, requires precise alignment in the pressure jig to ensure uniform load distribution across all layers. After filling, the cell should be vacuum-sealed before mounting in the stack pressure apparatus for structural pressure investigations.
The ATOMFAIR NVP Carbon Coated Aluminum 2Ah 30-Layer Dry Pouch Cell offers a high-fidelity multi-layer platform for solid-state sodium-ion battery scaling studies, but requires electrolyte filling and is restricted to NVP cathode chemistry.
Positive
- High-capacity multi-layer architecture for scaling: The 30-layer dense stack provides a realistic platform for evaluating solid-state electrolyte pouch cell scaling, allowing researchers to study internal phase kinetics without boundary interference.
- Optimized electrode configuration with high active material: With 93.5% active material in the NVP cathode and a carbon-coated aluminum foil anode, the cell delivers high specific capacity (90 mAh/g) and compaction density (1.7 g/cc), enabling accurate performance benchmarking.
Trade-offs
- Electrolyte-free delivery requires user filling: The cell is supplied dry and unfilled, meaning the end user must select and inject an appropriate electrolyte, which adds an extra processing step and potential variability in performance.
- Chemistry-specific design limits applicability: The cell is specifically designed for NVP-based sodium-ion testing; it is not compatible with other chemistries or cathode materials without redesigning the electrode stack.
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