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CONGRATULATIONS! to
LT. Thitiphum Sangsanit,
Mr. Worapol Tejangkura,
Dr. Nattanon Joraleechanchai, and
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Montree Sawangphruk
Their paper, entitled “LiF-rich interphase engineering via high-FEC electrolytes in scalable NMC90//graphite 18,650 cells for safe and durable electric two-wheelers”, has been published in Chemical Engineering Journal (Impact factor 2024 = 13.2, Cite score = 20.6, H-index = 337, Q1/T1).
Read for free here: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cej.2025.166432
Key Findings
Electrochemical Performance:
• Energy density: ~226 Wh/kg, 634 Wh/L (349 Wh/kg_jelly (29 g) and 740 Wh/kg_NMC)
• Cycle life: >80% retention after 1,000 cycles at 1C
• High-rate stability: >70% retention at 4C; >85% retention at 2C after 1,200 cycles
• Temperature range: Stable operation between 0–50°C
Interface Analysis:
• SEI (on graphite): LiF-rich, thin, compact, thermally stable
• CEI (on NMC90): Also LiF-rich, stabilizing cathode structure even after 1,000 cycles
Safety (UN 38.3 Tests):
• Impact, shock, short circuit, thermal cycling, vibration: Passed
• No leakage, swelling, or thermal runaway observed
• Commercial cells failed or showed thermal spikes >100°C, while this cell stayed <47.75°C
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Real-World Deployment
• Pack Configuration: 16S10P (160 cells), integrated with ANT Smart BMS
• Tested in: Electric motorcycle
• Performance:
o Precise SoC tracking (±2% deviation)
o Minimal voltage imbalance (<10 mV)
o Low thermal rise (<6°C during discharge/charge)
o Smooth charge from 62.0 V to 65.0 V within 1 hour (CC–CV protocol)
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