Method of recycling valuable elements from waste lithium ion battery
A lithium-ion battery and valuable element technology, which is applied in the field of recycling and electronic waste recycling, can solve the problems of complex separation process of positive electrode active material and current collector, low recovery rate of valuable element lithium, and restrictions on economic clean recycling. , to achieve the effects of optimizing the acid leaching process, facilitating separation and recovery, and optimizing the production environment
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[0053] The scrapped lithium-ion battery packs from new energy vehicles were immersed and discharged in NaCl brine for 24 hours, then mechanically sheared in an inert environment, and positive and negative electrodes were obtained by sorting. Will be disassembled to get LiNi x co y mn 1-x-y o 2 The positive electrode piece was cut into fragments with a size of about 2×2 cm, and the positive electrode fragment was placed in a vibration mill for 4 minutes to vibrate and grind to obtain a positive electrode material powder. The mass percentages of each element in the powder are as follows: Li 6.47%, Ni 16.94% , Co 16.53, Mn13.14%, Al 13.28%, C 3.91%. After uniformly mixing the positive electrode material powder and sodium hydroxide at a mass ratio of 10:1, place it in an electric furnace under the protection of argon to raise the temperature to 450°C at a rate of 8°C per minute, and keep it for 60 minutes to obtain a thermal reaction product. The thermal reaction product is ad...
Embodiment 2
[0055] After immersing and discharging waste batteries of mobile phones in NaOH aqueous solution for 32 hours, they were manually disassembled in a glove box to obtain positive and negative electrodes. The resulting LiNi x co y mn 1-x-y o 2 The positive electrode piece was cut into fragments with a size of about 1×4 cm, and the positive electrode fragment was placed in a vibration mill for 3.5 minutes to vibrate and grind to obtain a positive electrode material powder. The mass percentages of each element in the powder are as follows: Li 7.01%, Ni 15.32% , Co 15.23, Mn15.14%, Al 10.57%, C 4.91%. Put the positive electrode material powder in an electric furnace and raise the temperature to 460° C. at a rate of 5° C. per minute under the protection of argon, and keep the temperature for 180 minutes to obtain a thermal reaction product. The thermal reaction product was added to 3.5mol / L KOH at 85°C, and leached for 1.5 hours. The leaching rate of aluminum was 100%, and the le...
Embodiment 3
[0057] LiCoO obtained from dismantling waste mobile phone batteries 2 The leftovers of the positive pole piece, cut the pole piece into fragments with a size of about 0.5×5.0 cm, and place the positive pole fragments in a vibrating mill for 4.5 minutes to vibrate and grind to obtain a positive electrode material powder. The mass percentage of each element in the powder is as follows: Li 7.01%, Co 45.23, Al 10.91%, C 5.83%. After uniformly mixing the positive electrode material powder and potassium hydroxide at a mass ratio of 20:1, place it in an electric furnace under the protection of argon to raise the temperature to 420°C at a rate of 10°C per minute, and keep it for 120 minutes to obtain a thermal reaction product. The heat reaction product is added into water at 95 DEG C, and leached for 1.5 hours, the leaching rate of aluminum reaches 100%, and the leaching rate of lithium is greater than 98.0%, and the solution containing lithium and aluminum and alkali leaching residu...
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