Kevin Wu

11
Dec

NEWARE OFFICIAL GUIDE ON HOW TO USE CE6000 SERIES BATTERY TESTER

For CE6000 series testers there are three different types of tester system, CE6000 cell tester system, CE6000 module test system and CE6000 pack test system as shown in the graph below.BTS8.0 latest software download link: http://www.newarebattery.com/softwares/NEWARE_BTS_8.0.1_20231127_En.exe Hardware Installation Guide for CE6000 Battery Test SystemStep 1: The First step is to connect CE6000 to the power grid using the 3 phase 5

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29
Jul

Charging into the future: novel rock salt for use in rechargeable magnesium batteries A unique method to use novel rock salt in rechargeable magnesium batteries

By synthesizing novel material for electrode that facilitates reversing of the chemistry of ions, a group of researchers combat the wasteful aspects of energy sources by laying an important foundation for the production of next-generation rechargeable magnesium secondary batteries.

25
Jul

New organic flow battery brings decomposing molecules back to life ‘Zombie’ molecules dramatically increase battery lifetime

After years of working on an organic aqueous flow battery, researchers found that their ground-breaking, organic anthraquinone molecules were decomposing over time, reducing the long-term usefulness of the battery. Now, the researchers have not only learned how the molecules are decomposing but also how to reverse it. The team’s rejuvenation method cuts the capacity fade rate of the battery a factor of 40 while keeping the cost of the battery low.

15
Jul

Clean fuel cells could be cheap enough to replace gas engines in vehicles

Advancements in zero-emission fuel cells could make the technology cheap enough to replace traditional gasoline engines in vehicles.

15
Jul

Creating high-capacity long-life batteries

Engineers continually pioneer new ways to improve battery technology. Scientists recently developed a material which could significantly extend the life of batteries and afford them higher capacities as well.

8
Jul

Caffeine gives solar cells an energy boost

Scientists have discovered that caffeine can help make a promising alternative to traditional solar cells more efficient at converting light to electricity. Their research may enable this cost-effective renewable energy technology to compete on the market with silicon solar cells.

3
Jul

Helping cities make power grids safer, more reliable

Solar power researchers have traditionally used the power measurements from single residential solar photovoltaic systems to estimate the power generated within a city. But one installation isn’t a good representation of all rooftops. Data from systems across a city is desperately needed to fully understand how this energy source can be integrated into the power grid. Engineers have provided a freely available quality-controlled and tuned dataset from 1,287 residential installations across Australia.

2
Jul

A cold-tolerant electrolyte for lithium-metal batteries emerges

Improvements to a class of battery electrolyte first introduced in 2017 — liquefied gas electrolytes – could pave the way to a high-impact and long-sought advance for rechargeable batteries: replacing the graphite anode with a lithium-metal anode.

27
Jun

A close look at lithium batteries

To better analyze the causes of malfunctions and premature failure of lithium batteries, researchers have developed a technique that visualizes the distribution of active lithium on the anode and differentiates between dendrites and ‘dead’ lithium.

27
Jun

New material could unlock potential for hydrogen powered vehicle revolution

An international team of researchers has discovered a new material made from manganese hydride that would be used to make molecular sieves within fuel tanks – which store the hydrogen and work alongside fuel cells in a hydrogen powered ‘system’. The material would enable the design of tanks that are far smaller, cheaper, more convenient and energy dense than existing hydrogen fuel technologies, and significantly out-perform battery-powered vehicles.