Biomass derived hard carbon anodes: BYDRecent Research Landscape
Low energy density and poor cycling in sodium-ion systems stem from unstable electrode interfaces. Engineering the microstructure of biomass-based hard carbon stabilizes ion intercalation to improve battery longevity.
What technical problems is BYD addressing in Biomass derived hard carbon anodes?
Low reversible capacity
(146)evidences
Insufficient charge retention and low energy density in current anode materials. Improving this capacity is essential for extending the range and operational life of electric vehicle power sources.
Low intrinsic electronic conductivity
(46)evidences
Sodium vanadium fluorophosphate and bipolar configurations suffer from poor charge transport and high internal resistance. Overcoming this limitation reduces ohmic losses and enhances rate capability in sodium-ion systems.
Interfacial contact resistance
(12)evidences
Insufficient volumetric and gravimetric capacity in positive electrode active materials. Increasing energy density is critical for extending vehicle range and reducing battery footprint.