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Exceptional Ni-MH battery robustness for demanding applications
Agenda
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ARTS Energy
History
ARTS Energy Expertise
ARTS Energy NiMH
product range
NiMH main application
NiMH R&D program
Market needs
Technical needs
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INDUSTRIAL
HISTORY
40 years of experience
Company overview - ARTS Energy Proprietary Information
1974
2013
3 Feb 2016
Building of the factory by Saft
Rechargeable single cells and battery
pack assembly
Creation of
Advanced Rechargeable Technology & Solutions
17 000 m² of building
Company overview - ARTS Energy Proprietary Information
Energy storage &
management
Solution provider
Single cell & Battery pack
designer & manufacturer
Nickel & Lithium technologies
300 People
350 Customers
Advanced Rechargeable
Technology & Solutions
4 Feb 2016
ARTS Energy expertise in Ni-MH
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History of Ni-MH
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Ni-MH has been introduced on a large scale at the beginning of the 90’s
to offer more energy density vs Ni-Cd.
Huge volumes of Ni-MH in the whole 90’s due to cellular phones
Ni-MH robustness and very long life has been demonstrated in the Toyota
Prius.
In the 2000’s, Li-ion has replaced Ni-MH in many applications, due to
strong improvements in:
Energy density
Power
Weight / Flat shape
During this decade, new Ni-MH chemistry makes this technology more
and more popular for demanding markets:
Thousands of cycles
Very large temperature range
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Ni-MH Product Range
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ARTS Energy Ni-MH range
VH range High Energy density
High power
VHT range Extreme temperatures
Very long life duration
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ARTS Energy Ni-MH range
VH range High Energy density
High power
VHT range Extreme temperatures
Very long life duration
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VHT range: very demanding markets
Thousands of cycles / extreme temperatures
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World leaders They have selected Ni-MH
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Ni-MH
Leader in Africa
Up to 50°C - 70°C 1 cycle per day
Life duration = 8 years
World Leader
55°C – 8h/day 1 cycle per day
Life duration = 10 years
World Leader
Max T°C: 70°C 1 cycle per day
World Leader
Max T°C: 70°C Many cycles per day
Life duration = 10 years
High temperature
Number of cycles
Low Temperature charge
Very high demanding
applications
Growth of NiMH
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% NiMH in turnover from 2011 to 2016 and targets
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R&D Ni-MH Program
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R&D Ni-MH program Back up and Telecom
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R&D Ni-MH program Solar
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Street
Lighting
Road & City
Signaling
Buoys
M2M/Sensors
Camera system
Home
automation
Bollards
Bus Shelters
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R&D Ni-MH Program
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3 main axes for R&D
Ni(OH)2 high performance
Higher capacity Ni(OH)2
Specific formulation to improve charge efficiency up to 80°C
Cooperation with BASF Ovonics
New alloy
AB5: Formulation under testing to improve corrosion resistance
A2B7: different compositions under testing for cycling
New alloy composition for low temperature
New separator with specific treatment to limit ageing
New hydrophilic treatment to improve electrolyte retention during ageing
Short-circuit prevention
Life duration improvement
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R&D Ni-MH Program Back up and Telecom
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Cells design optimisation
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Positive Electrode: Foam electrode
1. specific NiOH2 coated with Co(OH)2
2. Cobalt oxidated in-situ:
Co(OH)2 => CoO(OH)
Negative Electrode :
Specific AB5 alloy composition for long
life duration
Additives to reduce alloy corrosion
Separators:
New PP separator with
innovative surface treatment to
optimise electrolyte retention
Electrolyte:
Ternary electrolyte K / Na / Li
(high T°, Cobalt stabilisation)
Jelly roll:
1. Optimised mechanical
design to increase electrolyte
volume
2. Laser welding
R&D Ni-MH program Back up and Telecom
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ecolife MH range: 2017
Accelerated ageing test 10 months @ 80°C permanent Application = 10 Years at 40°C
R&D Ni-MH program Solar
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New VHT technology: 2018
10 000 cycles @ 50°C permanent
Conclusion
Preliminary results
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High temperature behavior – New Ni(OH)2 material
Up to 90% charge efficiency at 70°C on R&D material
Ni(OH)2 material coated with Co(OH)2 or CoO(OH)
Both useable in ARTS Energy cells
Alloy development
AB5: Cost reduction program to reduce Nd and Pr on-going
A2B7- RMgNix: low temperature OK, cyclability OK, cost issues
Separators
New PP separators for higher electrolyte retention technically qualified
Industrial ramp-up in 2017
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Conclusion
Product Road Map
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ARTS Energy’s NiMH used in very high demand applications
Solar: high Temperature (middle east)
Improved life duration (TCO optimisation)
Emergency lighting:
High temperature + long life duration (products with no maintenance)
New Product Introduction
2017: ecolife MH range introduction (ELU) 10 years life duration at 40°C
2018: New VHT technology for solar 10 years in hot countries (Middle-East,
Africa)
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Thank you for your
attention
Dr. Stéphane Blanchin
Technical Manager
Tel. : +33 (0)6 73 22 80 48
www.arts-energy.com
Our Head Office / Manufacturing Site
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ARTS Energy SAS
10 Rue Ampère
Zone industrielle
F-16440 Nersac
Tel. : +33 (0)5 45 90 35 52 / 53
Fax. : +33 (0)5 45 90 37 68
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