PFI: BIC- Building Innovation Capacity through Partnerships in Innovation in Electrochemical Energy Storage Devices
PFI:BIC-通过电化学储能设备创新合作建立创新能力
基本信息
- 批准号:1318202
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 59.63万
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- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2013
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2013-08-01 至 2016-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
This Partnerships for Innovation: Building Innovation Capacity project from SUNY at Binghamton focuses on energy storage in ultracapacitors and electrolytic capacitors for applications in renewable energy, transportation, and power electronics systems. There is an urgent need for storage devices that can store higher energy, cope with large surge currents, and have lifetimes of a million cycles or more. The research partnership will identify and develop innovative materials systems, optimize processes, and fabricate and test ultracapacitors to achieve these goals. This project will focus on two emerging technologies, innovative Li-ion (LIC) and hybrid ultracapacitors to fill the crucial energy-power performance gap for applications in electric transportation, and graphene electrolytic capacitors (GEC) for high impact power electronics in absorbing and supplying high current pulses. Tapping the potential of nanomaterials, simplified ultracapacitor designs and green process technologies are the innovative aspects of this partnership that seeks technology solutions to the energy storage and efficient energy utilization in energy products and in energy harvesting systems.The broader impacts of this research include significant benefits to society through more efficient and lower cost energy storage in a wide range of applications. The technologies promise long lifetimes, much lower life cycle costs, and much less environmental impact than batteries, Combining the expertise of a materials supplier and a commercial manufacturer of capacitors with Binghamton University, the partnerships will build innovation capacity, increase the viability and competitiveness of the New York State companies through new product development, and will educate the next generation of engineers and scientists who can contribute to this important area.Partners at the inception of the project are Binghamton University through the Center of Autonomous Solar Power with faculty and students from Electrical and Computer Engineering, Chemistry, and Materials Science and Engineering. The primary small technology-based business partners include Primet Precision Materials (Ithaca, New York) and Custom Electronics Inc.(Oneonta, NY.) Primet is a manufacturer of nanomaterials using a proprietary low cost process for lithium ion batteries and other applications. Custom Electronics is a manufacturer of capacitor devices and electronic assemblies for industrial and military applications. Custom Electronics has also previously founded and spun-off Ioxus Inc. as an independent company, which is now the largest domestic manufacturer of ultracapacitors.
这种创新合作伙伴关系:宾厄姆顿纽约州立大学的建立创新能力项目重点是在可再生能源,运输和电力电子系统中应用超级电容器和电解电容器中的储能。迫切需要储存设备可以存储更高的能量,应对大量潮流,并拥有一百万个或更多循环的寿命。研究合作伙伴关系将识别和开发创新的材料系统,优化流程,并制造和测试超球门,以实现这些目标。该项目将重点介绍两种新兴技术,创新的锂离子(LIC)和混合超级电容器,以填补用于电动运输应用的关键能力性能差距,以及用于吸收和供应的高影响力电子的石墨烯电解电容器(GEC)高电流脉冲。利用纳米材料的潜力,简化的超球胶设计和绿色过程技术是这种合作伙伴关系的创新方面通过更高效,更低的成本存储在广泛的应用中为社会致敬。这些技术保证了寿命长,生命周期成本要低得多,并且与电池相比,将材料供应商的专业知识和电容器的商业制造商与宾厄姆顿大学的专业知识相结合,其合作伙伴关系将增强创新能力,提高创新能力,提高创新能力和竞争力。纽约州公司通过新产品开发,并将教育下一代工程师和科学家,他们可以为这一重要领域做出贡献。该项目成立于该项目成立于该项目,是宾厄姆顿大学通过自治的太阳能中心,教职员工和来自的学生和来自电气和计算机工程,化学以及材料科学与工程。基于小型技术的主要业务合作伙伴包括Primet Precision材料(ITHACA,纽约)和Custom Electronics Inc.(纽约州Oneonta。)PRIMET是使用专有的锂离子电池和其他应用的纳米材料制造商。 Custom Electronics是用于工业和军事应用的电容器设备和电子程序集的制造商。 Custom Electronics先前还曾创立并开发了Ioxus Inc.,成为一家独立公司,该公司现在是最大的超级电容器的国内制造商。
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