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Sodium Titanate Material for Sodium-Ion battery

LIBICH, J.; SEDLAŘÍKOVÁ, M.; VONDRÁK, J.; MÁCA, J.; ČUDEK, P.; FÍBEK, M.; CHEKANNIKOV, A.; FAFILEK, G.

Original Title

Sodium Titanate Material for Sodium-Ion battery

English Title

Sodium Titanate Material for Sodium-Ion battery

Type

Paper in proceedings (conference paper)

Original Abstract

The current top leading electrochemical system for energy storage is lithium-ion battery. This kind of battery become commercially available in year 1991, it is almost 30 years ago. The technology and human society evolution of that time was different form the technology of the contemporary world. New applications like off or on grid stationary energy storage systems with power in orders of megawatts. These new applications totally differ from the original intention for using of lithium-ion batteries in smart portable devices like camera. These applications have specific requirements as low cost, sustainable environmentally friendly energy storages. The lithium-ion batteries are adapted for these applications, but the economic and environment point of view mirror the fact that we need another electrochemical system for these applications that will better respect their requirements. In case of energy storage for renewable energy sources, as the most promising seems to be a sodium-ion battery.

English abstract

The current top leading electrochemical system for energy storage is lithium-ion battery. This kind of battery become commercially available in year 1991, it is almost 30 years ago. The technology and human society evolution of that time was different form the technology of the contemporary world. New applications like off or on grid stationary energy storage systems with power in orders of megawatts. These new applications totally differ from the original intention for using of lithium-ion batteries in smart portable devices like camera. These applications have specific requirements as low cost, sustainable environmentally friendly energy storages. The lithium-ion batteries are adapted for these applications, but the economic and environment point of view mirror the fact that we need another electrochemical system for these applications that will better respect their requirements. In case of energy storage for renewable energy sources, as the most promising seems to be a sodium-ion battery.

Keywords

Sodium battery, renewable source, energy storage, low cost, environmental

Key words in English

Sodium battery, renewable source, energy storage, low cost, environmental

Authors

LIBICH, J.; SEDLAŘÍKOVÁ, M.; VONDRÁK, J.; MÁCA, J.; ČUDEK, P.; FÍBEK, M.; CHEKANNIKOV, A.; FAFILEK, G.

RIV year

2020

Released

25.11.2019

Publisher

The Electrochemical Society

Location

USA

ISBN

978-80-214-5651-8

Book

ECS Transactions

Edition

1

ISBN

1938-5862

Periodical

ECS Transactions

Volume

1

Number

1

State

United States of America

Pages from

175

Pages to

181

Pages count

7

URL

http://ecst.ecsdl.org/

BibTex

@inproceedings{BUT159182,
  author="Jiří {Libich} and Marie {Sedlaříková} and Jiří {Vondrák} and Josef {Máca} and Pavel {Čudek} and Michal {Fíbek} and Andrey {Chekannikov} and Günter {Fafilek}",
  title="Sodium Titanate Material for Sodium-Ion battery",
  booktitle="ECS Transactions",
  year="2019",
  series="1",
  journal="ECS Transactions",
  volume="1",
  number="1",
  pages="175--181",
  publisher="The Electrochemical Society",
  address="USA",
  doi="10.1149/09501.0175ecst",
  isbn="978-80-214-5651-8",
  issn="1938-5862",
  url="http://ecst.ecsdl.org/"
}