Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Electrochemical systems with ionically conductive and electronically insulating separator
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Application No.: US15911020Application Date: 2018-03-02
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Publication No.: US10693117B2Publication Date: 2020-06-23
- Inventor: Farshid Roumi
- Applicant: California Institute of Technology
- Applicant Address: US CA Pasadena
- Assignee: California Institute of Technology
- Current Assignee: California Institute of Technology
- Current Assignee Address: US CA Pasadena
- Agency: Leydig, Voit & Mayer, Ltd.
- Main IPC: H01M8/22
- IPC: H01M8/22 ; H01M2/16 ; H01M2/14 ; H01G9/00 ; H01G11/52 ; H01M2/18 ; H01M4/131 ; H01M4/133 ; H01M4/134 ; H01M4/136 ; H01M4/38 ; H01M4/525 ; H01M4/58 ; H01M4/587 ; H01M4/62 ; H01M8/02 ; H01M8/0245 ; H01M8/1016 ; H01M10/0525 ; H01M10/0562 ; H01M10/0568 ; H01M10/0569 ; H01M10/0585 ; H01M12/08 ; H01M10/052 ; H01M4/02

Abstract:
Provided are separator systems for electrochemical systems providing electronic, mechanical and chemical properties useful for a variety of applications including electrochemical storage and conversion. Embodiments provide structural, physical and electrostatic attributes useful for managing and controlling dendrite formation and for improving the cycle life and rate capability of electrochemical cells including silicon anode based batteries, air cathode based batteries, redox flow batteries, solid electrolyte based systems, fuel cells, flow batteries and semisolid batteries. Disclosed separators include multilayer, porous geometries supporting excellent ion transport properties, providing a barrier to prevent dendrite initiated mechanical failure, shorting or thermal runaway, or providing improved electrode conductivity and improved electric field uniformity. Disclosed separators include ionically conductive and electronically insulating separators having an electronically and ionically conductive layer.
Public/Granted literature
- US20180294460A1 ELECTROCHEMICAL SYSTEMS WITH ELECTRONICALLY CONDUCTIVE LAYERS Public/Granted day:2018-10-11
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