Volkswagen announced that the recovery of the overseas market battery recovery plan is not large

ଲେଖକ: ଆଇଫ୍ଲୋପାୱାର - Umhlinzeki Wesiteshi Samandla Esiphathekayo

On February 19, overseas car information website "Roadshow" reported that the German car manufacturer Volkswagen announced that the car battery recovery plan will be opened in the overseas market, and the initial planning will recover 3600 battery systems annually. According to reports, the Volkswagen Group will enable the first car power lithium-ion battery recovery factory in Salzhead, Germany. When the waste battery is transported to the factory, the public will use technical analysis to confirm whether the battery has sufficient power, can continue to use mobile storage systems such as flexible and fast charging stations or charging robots.

At the beginning of the project, the plant planned 3600 battery systems annually, with a total weight of approximately 1,500 tons. The recovered old battery will be depically discharged, disassembled, and the battery assembly is pulverized into particles and then dry sieves. In addition to producing aluminum, copper and plastic, it also produces lithium, nickel, Manganese, cobalt and graphite or other battery raw materials.

Through wet metallurgy, these raw materials will be separated and processed and reused. Volkswagen said that the current popularity of the Volkswagen is widely laid out in the overseas market, including a variety of models in the public ID.3, Volkswagen ID.

4, and the new age, the aeriality of car battery will become a big problem that the public will face. How to efficiently recover the use of used batteries will also become one of the important work of the future. "Roadshow" commented that if the cathode material of the battery is made of regenerated raw materials, green electric power is used during production in the production process of the battery, then each 62KWH battery pack can reduce the carbon dioxide emissions of about 1.

3 tons. Reasonable implementation of used car battery recycling is not only beneficial to global environmental protection, but also saves high production costs for public savings.