Formation method for preparing a fast-charging lithium ion cell
US-2019074704-A1 · Mar 7, 2019 · US
US11251638B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-11251638-B2 |
| Application number | US-201916436398-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jun 10, 2019 |
| Priority date | Dec 19, 2018 |
| Publication date | Feb 15, 2022 |
| Grant date | Feb 15, 2022 |
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A method for charging aluminum batteries includes performing a first charging procedure for the aluminum battery until the voltage of the aluminum battery reaches a set value. The first charging procedure at least includes a first constant-current charging using a first constant current to charge an aluminum battery in a first stage. The range of the first constant current is from 5 C to 100 C, and C (C-rate) refers to a unit of the capacity of the aluminum battery. When the voltage of the aluminum battery reaches the set value, a first constant-voltage charging uses a first constant voltage to charge the aluminum battery. According to the charging current provided by the first constant voltage to the aluminum battery or the charge time for the aluminum battery charged by the first constant voltage, a determination is made to stop the charging process on the aluminum battery.
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An aluminum battery charging method, comprising: performing a first charging procedure on the aluminum battery until a voltage of the aluminum battery reaches a set value; wherein the first charging procedure at least comprises operating a first constant-current charging in a first stage on the aluminum battery by using a first constant current, and the first constant current is 5 C˜100 C, wherein C(C-rate) represents a unit of a capacity of the aluminum battery; wherein when the voltage of the aluminum battery reaches the set value, performs a first constant-voltage charging on the aluminum battery by using a first constant voltage; and according to a charging current or a charge time which are caused by the first constant voltage charging the aluminum battery, determines to stop charging the aluminum battery, wherein a charging-time ratio of a charge time of the first constant-current charging to a charge time of the first constant-voltage charging is 1:4˜1:10; wherein during the charge time of the first constant-current charging and the charge time of the first constant-voltage charging, a capacity ratio of the aluminum battery is 1:0.5˜1:3. 2. The aluminum battery charging method of claim 1 , wherein a charge time of the first stage is equal to a charge time that represents how much time the aluminum battery takes to reach the set value, and the first charging procedure only uses the first constant current to charge the aluminum battery. 3. The aluminum battery charging method of claim 1 , wherein the first charging procedure operates a second constant-current charging or a second constant-voltage charging in a second stage to the aluminum battery by using a second constant current or a second constant voltage, and the first charging procedure operates a third constant-current charging in a third stage on the aluminum battery by using a third constant current. 4. The aluminum battery charging method of claim 3 , wherein when the first charging procedure operates the second stage by using the second constant current or the second voltage current, the second stage is operated between the first constant-current charging and the third constant-current charging, and the second constant current is not equal to the first constant current and the third constant current. 5. The aluminum battery charging method of claim 4 , wherein the second constant current is lower than the first constant current and the third constant current. 6. The aluminum battery charging method of claim 4 , wherein a charge time of the first stage and a charge time of the third stage are 6 seconds to 15 minutes, and a charge time of the second stage does not exceed 30 minutes. 7. The aluminum battery charging method of claim 1 , wherein when the charging current caused by the first constant voltage charging the aluminum battery is reduced to reach a determined current, the aluminum battery charging method is disabled, or when an overall time of charging the aluminum battery reaches a preset time, the aluminum battery charging method is disabled. 8. The aluminum battery charging method of claim 1 , wherein the aluminum battery has a graphitic-powder electrode. 9. An aluminum battery charging device, comprising: a charger, coupled to the aluminum battery; a controller, comprising a set value and comparing a voltage of the aluminum battery and the set value to control the charger to perform a first charging procedure; wherein when the charger performs the first charging procedure, the charger at least operates a first constant-current charging in a first stage to charge the aluminum battery by using a first constant current, and the first constant current is 5 C˜100 C, wherein C(C-rate) represents a unit of a capacity of the aluminum battery; wherein when the controller detects that the voltage of the aluminum battery reaches the set value, the controller controls the charger to operate a first constant-voltage charging to the aluminum battery by using a first constant voltage; and the controller determines to stop the charger from charging the aluminum battery based on a charging current or a charge time which are caused by the first constant-voltage charging of the aluminum battery, wherein a charging-time ratio of a charge time of the first constant-current charging to a charge time of the first constant-voltage charging is 1:4˜1:10; wherein during the charge time of the first constant-current charging and the charge time of the first constant-voltage charging, a capacity ratio of the aluminum battery is 1:0.5˜1:3. 10. The aluminum battery charging device of claim 9 , wherein when the charger performs the first charging procedure, the controller controls the charger to selectively operate a second constant-current charging or a second constant-voltage charging in a second stage by using a second constant current or a second constant voltage, and the controller controls the charger to operate a third constant-current charging in a third stage by using a third constant current; wherein when the charger operates the second constant-current charging or the second constant-voltage charging, the second constant-current charging or the second constant-voltage charging are operated between the first constant-current charging and the third constant-current charging, and the second constant current is different from the first constant current and the third constant current. 11. The aluminum battery charging device of claim 9 , wherein a charge time for the first stage is equal to a charge time that the aluminum battery takes to reach the set value, and the charger only uses the first constant current to charge the aluminum battery.
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