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Battery Breakthroughs

Eleanor Hawking

Casa editrice: Publifye

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"Battery Breakthroughs" provides a comprehensive exploration of energy storage technology's evolution and future potential, focusing on the critical challenge of surpassing current lithium-ion batteries' energy storage limit of 260 Wh/kg. The book bridges theoretical physics with practical engineering applications, examining three key areas: solid-state battery technology, advanced electrode materials, and novel charging mechanisms, while maintaining accessibility for readers with basic scientific literacy.The narrative unfolds through a well-structured journey, beginning with the historical context of battery development from Alessandro Volta's first battery to modern lithium-ion technologies. The book's middle section delves into breakthrough technologies currently under development, supported by evidence from leading laboratories, including X-ray crystallography studies and molecular dynamics simulations.Real-world applications receive particular attention, with detailed discussions of electric vehicle implementation, grid storage solutions, and consumer electronics applications. What sets this book apart is its balanced approach to both theoretical foundations and practical considerations, including manufacturing scalability and cost implications often overlooked in academic texts.The work connects physics and engineering principles with broader implications for climate change mitigation and global energy markets, making it valuable for engineering students, technology professionals, and industry decision-makers. Through detailed technical diagrams and performance data, readers gain insights into both current limitations and future possibilities in battery technology, all while maintaining a focus on practically achievable advances within the next decade.
Disponibile da: 10/01/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 119 pagine.

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