M'malo mwa Kubwezeretsa Batri ya Lithiamu, Malo osungirako ndi ca castode amasewera maudindo osiyanasiyana. Monga kufunikira kwa ntchito yoyendetsera zinthu zambiri, kumvetsetsa zonyansa pokonzanso zinthu ziwiri izi zimakhala zofunikira kwambiri. Izi sizingothandizira pakukonzanso mabatire amabwezeretsanso njira komanso kuchira chamtengo wapatali mokwanira. Choncho, what exactly sets the recycling of anode sheets apart from that of cathode sheets? Let’s explore.

The anode (negative electrode) materials of lithium – ion batteries commonly include carbon materials such as graphite. During the recycling process, the focus is on separating and recycling graphite and other components, as well as the possible copper foil. When recycling, the separation method of graphite and copper foil needs to be considered, such as physical shredding followed by screening to separate the graphite and copper foil.

The cathode (positive electrode) materials contain a variety of metal elements such as cobala, nickel, manganese, ndi lithiamu. During recycling, njira zapadera zoyambira zimafunikira kuchotsa zitsulo izi. Zipangizozo ziyenera kupirira zokolola za mankhwala ofananira ndi mphamvu komanso zolekanitsa zitsulo.

Kwa zida za castode yokhala ndi cobabala, Wothandizira acidic (monga sulfuric acid) ikhoza kugwiritsidwa ntchito pansi pa kutentha kwina, kukakamiza, ndi zochita – Nthawi yokhala ndi leach cobalt ndi zitsulo zina zitsulo kuti muthe.