View source for 17886555. MULTI-LAYERED COATING FORMED BY DIFFERENT PROCESSES simplified abstract (Ford Global Technologies, LLC)

=MULTI-LAYERED COATING FORMED BY DIFFERENT PROCESSES=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Ford Global Technologies, LLC|Ford Global Technologies, LLC]]


[[Category:Ford Global Technologies, LLC]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Gunho Kwak of Novi MI (US)|Gunho Kwak of Novi MI (US)]][[Category:Gunho Kwak of Novi MI (US)]]

[[:Category:Patrick Pietrasz of Rochester NY (US)|Patrick Pietrasz of Rochester NY (US)]][[Category:Patrick Pietrasz of Rochester NY (US)]]

[[:Category:Chi Paik of Grosse Ile MI (US)|Chi Paik of Grosse Ile MI (US)]][[Category:Chi Paik of Grosse Ile MI (US)]]

==MULTI-LAYERED COATING FORMED BY DIFFERENT PROCESSES - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17886555 titled 'MULTI-LAYERED COATING FORMED BY DIFFERENT PROCESSES

==Simplified Explanation==

The method described in the patent application involves forming layers of a lithium-ion battery by depositing a wet coating and a free-standing material layer onto a moving substrate, then heat roll pressing the layers to create a bilayer structure.

* Sequentially deposit wet coating and free-standing material layer on moving substrate
* Form first bilayer with wet coating-derived layer and free-standing material layer
* Heat roll press first bilayer to form second bilayer with dried and adhered layers

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### Potential Applications
* Lithium-ion battery manufacturing
* Energy storage systems

### Problems Solved
* Improved adhesion between layers in lithium-ion batteries
* Enhanced performance and reliability of batteries

### Benefits
* Increased efficiency in battery production
* Longer lifespan of lithium-ion batteries
* Enhanced overall performance of energy storage systems


==Original Abstract Submitted==

A method for forming one or more layers of a lithium-ion battery includes a step of sequentially depositing a wet coating and a free-standing material layer onto a moving substrate to form a first bilayer on the substrate. The first bilayer including a wet coating-derived layer and the free-standing material layer. The first bilayer is heat roll pressed to form a second bilayer in which the wet coating-derived layer is at least partially dried and adhered to the free-standing material layer.



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