Comparative Study for Selective Lithium Recovery via Chemical Transformations during Incineration and Dynamic Pyrolysis of EV Li-Ion Batteries
Srija Balachandran; Kerstin Forsberg; Tom Lemaître; Nathália Vieceli; Gabriele Lombardo; Martina Petranikova · 2021 · Metals
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Abstract
Selective leaching of Li from spent LIBs thermally pretreated by pyrolysis and incineration between 400 and 700 °C for 30, 60, and 90 min followed by water leaching at high temperature and high L/S ratio was examined. During the thermal pretreatment Li 2 CO 3 and LiF were leached. Along with Li salts, AlF 3 was also found to be leached with an efficiency not higher than 3.5%. The time of thermal pretreatment did not have a significant effect on Li leaching efficiency. The leaching efficiency of Li was higher with a higher L/S ratio. At a higher leaching temperature (80 °C), the leaching of Li
Abstract by Srija Balachandran; Kerstin Forsberg; Tom Lemaître; Nathália Vieceli; Gabriele Lombardo; Martina Petranikova, Metals (2021) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.3390/met11081240