49 Rechargeable / Secondary Battery Technologies for Energy Storage


Description:
Rechargeable / Secondary Battery Technologies for Energy Storage

Sponsor:
Transport and Energy Processes


Chair:
Jason Morgan
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Fuel Cell Center
Chemical Engineering
Worcester, MA
01609
Phone Number: NA
Fax Number: 978-934-7583
Email: Jason.Morgan@AvCarb.com

Co-Chair:
Ryan Anderson
Assistant Professor
Montana State University
Chemical and Biological Engineering
306 Cobleigh Hall
Bozeman, MT
59718
Phone Number: 8045175413
Email: ryan.anderson@montana.edu


Papers:
49a
Modeling the Effect of Mesoporous Carbon Cathodes in Li-S Batteries
George Shebert, Cornell University; Yong Lak Joo, Cornell University
49b
Theoretical and Experimental Characterizations of a Rechargeable Hybrid Cathode for Lithium-Based Batteries
Sarwan S. Sandhu, University of Dayton; Joseph P. Fellner, AFRL/RQQE; Clayton Cashion, University of Dayton
49c
Autocatalytic Reactions and Surface Diffusion Control Phase Separation in LiXFePO4
Yiyang Li, Stanford University; Jongwoo Lim, Stanford University; Martin Z. Bazant, MIT; William Chueh, Stanford University
49d
Passivated Lithium Anodes of Lithium Sulfur Batteries with Modified Electrolyte Containing Transition Metal Acetate
Wenduo Zeng, Wayne State University; Mark Cheng, Wayne State University; Simon Ng, Wayne State University
49e
Optimal Thermal Management of a High-Temperature Sodium Sulphur Battery
Sai Pushpitha Vudata, West Virginia University; Debangsu Bhattacharyya, West Virginia University; Richard Turton, West Virginia University
49f
Stochastic Statistical Models of Vehicle-to-Grid Economics for Predicting Impact of Policy and Renewables Portfolio
Heta Gandhi, University of Rochester; Andrew White, University of Rochester
49g
Tailoring Battery Electrode Resistance to Combat Dendrite Formation
Neda Seyedhassantehrani, University of California- Merced; James W. Palko, University of California Merced
49h
Electrochemical and Thermal Modeling of Capacity Fade in Lithium Ion Batteries for Prognosis – a Reaction Kinetic Approach
Parth Shah Devalkumar, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras; Sathish Swaminathan, Indian Institute of Technology Madras; Resmi Suresh, Columbia University; Raghunathan Rengaswamy, Indian Institute of Technology Madras
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