¿are there environmental friendly materials that make the ...¿are there environmental friendly...
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¿Are there environmental friendly materials that make
the technology attractive from the point of view of
disposal and recycling?
Instituto de Energías Renovables-Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Environmentally Friendly
Supercapacitors: Green Devices
Current Collectors
SS, Al, Ni foams and paper(High ash content)
Carbon cloth
Separator
PTFE/PP
CelluloseElectrolyte
Organic,
Aqueous
B. Dyatkin, V. Presser, M. Heon, M.R. Lukatskaya, M. Beidaghi, Y. Gogotsi; ChemSusChem 2013, 6, 2269-2280
• Environmental hazards
once disposed
• harmful if discarded by
using conventional
landfill or incineration
methods.
• Substitution of
components for less
enviroment impact.
Over 8 billion batteries annually enter the US and European markets,and with 3 billion alkaline units discarded each year in North Americaalone, each person is projected to generate over 130 g of batterywaste each year. In addition to the battery disposal, with increasingnumbers of mobile computing and autonomous electrical devices,the production and disposal of supercapacitors is expected to growexponentially.
Environmentally Friendly
Supercapacitors: Green Devices
Electroactive Material
Activated C from Biomass
and their composites
BINDER
PTFE, PVDF,
NAFION
PVA
PTFE
PVAc/Polyisoprene
Lamellar PVA
Crosslinked PVA
• IER-UNAM group works on the use of activated carbon from biomass as electrode material,
nanocomposites to improve energy density with sustainable metallic oxides, the use of
environmentally friendly binders to fabricate electrodes, and packaging with polymers to obtain
green devices with good performance
¿In which point is the technology in Mexico?
Instituto de Energías Renovables-Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
IER-UNAM: Multidisciplinary group
(Applied Solar Concentration Group)
• SOLAR PYROLYSIS• Pecan Nutshell
• Tomato pruning
• Agave
• HYDROTHERMAL SOLAR PYROLYSIS
IER-UNAM: Multidisciplinary group
(Nanocomposite Materials as Electrodes for Supercapacitors)
• Physicochemical characterizations of Activated Carbons from solar pyrolysis
• Activated carbons from seeweed
• Surface Modification of carbons by grafting functional groups to improve storage properties
CA
RB
ON
R
R= -OH, -CHO, -COOH, -NH2
IER-UNAM: Multidisciplinary group
(Nanocomposite Materials as Electrodes for Supercapacitors)
• Design of Nanocomposite Materials
IER-UNAM: Multidisciplinary group
(Computational Simulation of Electrode Materials)
• Structural phases of nanoporous carbon
• Ion transport in porous electrodes
• Interactions of nanocarbons, their functional groups,
and transition metal oxides
• Simulations of biomass pyrolysis
Which international or national universities or research
centers could collaborate to quick adoption of the
supercaps technology in Mexico? From which point of
view?
Instituto de Energías Renovables-Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Collaborations IER-UNAM: Carbon materials and
their characterization as electrodes for Supercapacitors
• Past Collaborations: Thierry Brousse from Université d´Nantes with the Project of oxygen based functional groups grafted on different carbons, and asymmetric assemblies.
• CICY: Co-direction of master´s thesis on “Triple hybrid material electrodes for supercapacitors, based on PPy-PMo12-Graphene.
Some physicochemical characterizations: elemental analysis and ATR.
Tutored Committee´s of graduate students.
Collaborations IER-UNAM: Carbon materials and
their characterization as electrodes for Supercapacitors
• Coahuila (CINVESTAV): Activated Carbon from Leather waste (275 F/g) and from sawdust waste (300F/g)
They use these carbons for Biofuelcells
• Puebla (BUAP): Activated Carbon from Corn Crops (130 F/g, fast rate)
They use this carbon for Sulfur-Lithium Batteries
Physicochemical characterizations (RAMAN) & Electrical Properties
Collaborations IER-UNAM: Carbon materials and
their characterization as electrodes for Supercapacitors
• G2E (Green 2 Energy): Activated Carbon as waste from a gasification Process of corn crops (135 F/g, high rate).
• Carbon from gasifier is an interesting sustainable option for supercapacitor electrodes
Short-Term opportunities for Mexico? Field labs,
experimental facilities, component manufacture and
diagnosis?
Instituto de Energías Renovables-Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Experimental Facilities IER-UNAM
• Solar and conventional furnaces for pyrolysis of biomass.
• Supercritical drying equipment for synthesis of Carbon Aerogels
• Physisorption equipment for porosity and Surface área determination
• High resolution SEM
• TGA, XRD, ICP…
• Lab-scale electrode fabrication techniques and supercapacitor characterization cells.
• Differents potenciostats including 2 multichannel equipment.
How to improve the per cell voltage? Which novel
materials offer promising characteristics for their use
in electrodes, electrolytes and separation membranes?
Is there a way to control the manufacture process in
order to guaranty voltaje distribution?
Instituto de Energías Renovables-Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Collaboration CNyN-IER UNAM
• Novel Materials: Since Transition Metal Oxides withpseudocapacitance, decrease rate capability and ciclability, nanodispersions of the oxides are requiered.
ALD
Maximum voltaje levels per cell
Instituto de Energías Renovables-Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Assymetric
assemblies