Cell manufacturing/Vacuum Drying

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Description

Production process

  • The coated daughter rolls are pushed onto a special goods carrier.
  • The coils are then stored in a vacuum oven.
  • The drying time is approx. 12 h to 30 h. During the drying process, residual moisture and solvents are removed from the coils.
  • The reduction of residual moisture is achieved by evaporation at low temperatures as a result of a low total pressure.
  • After vacuum drying has been completed, the coils are transferred directly to the dry room or dry packed under vacuum.
  • The vacuum ovens are often used as air locks into the dry room (for daughter rolls).
  • In addition, it is possible to operate the vacuum ovens with inert gas in order to prevent corrosion.

Process parameters & requirements

  • Working pressure: 0.07 mbar < p < 1000 mbar
  • Drying time: 12 h - 30 h per batch
  • Drying temperature: 60°C - 150°C
  • Inert gas supply

Technology alternatives

  • Continuous dryers: In contrast to the chamber concept, there are also continuous drying processes in which the daughter rolls are transported through a long drying facility in a wound or unwound state.
  • Infrared dryer: Both technologies can be supplemented by infrared heating.

Quality influences

  • Constant heat supply and stable vacuum
  • Longer resting times only possible in the dry room
  • Inert gas supply against corrosion

Quality features

  • Surface condition (cracks, etc.)
  • Residual moisture content (no residual moisture desired)

Source

Heimes, H.H.; Kampker, A.; Lienemann, C.; Locke, M.; Offermanns, C.; Michaelis, S.; Rahimzei, E. (2018) Lithium-Ion Battery Cell Production Process; PEM of RWTH Aachen and VDMA, 3rd Edition, ISBN:978-3-947920-03-7


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