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Research Progress on Anode Protection Strategies of Lithium Sulfur Battery
Cao Yongan, Zhang Zixin, Hao Xiaoqian, Wang Wenju
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Due to its advantages of high energy density and low cost, lithium sulfur battery has become a potential choice for electric vehicles and new energy storage devices. Anode protection has become a hot topic in recent years. By optimizing the anode, lithium dendrites can effectively be alleviated which can solve the problem of battery cycle life decreasing. In this paper, the strategy of anode protection for lithium sulfur battery was introduced from the aspects of electrolyte additive and anode structure design, and the mechanism of action was briefly described. Finally, the strategy development of lithium sulfur battery anode protection was prospected.
2021, 41 (2): 1-7. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1672-6952.2021.02.001
System Design and Research Progress Based on Solar Drive Water Evaporation
Du Yunping, Chen Yuchao, Sha Changchang, Wang Xinyu, Wang Wenju
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Solar⁃powered water evaporation as a solar⁃powered photothermal conversion application has attracted people's attention due to its high solar energy conversion efficiency and the industrial potential of clean water production. In recent years, solar⁃powered evaporation systems, which position energy conversion between solar energy and thermal energy at the air/liquid interface, have been proposed as an alternative to conventional volumetric heating evaporation because they can reduce heat loss and increase energy conversion efficiency. In this review, we discussed how to implement high⁃performance evaporation system design strategies, including porous nanostructures, interfacial evaporation structures, and wicking structures, as well as three systems that described solar⁃driven water evaporation, namely volume systems, interface systems, and Isolation system. This paper described the possibility of applying this solar⁃driven interface evaporation process to desalination and wastewater treatment, and discussed some of the problems and challenges.
2020, 40 (5): 33-38. DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1672-6952.2020.05.006