CM-PATRACritical Minerals Patent and Technology Research Analytics
CM-PATRA / record
Method for recovery of metals and metal alloys from waste lithium-ion batteries
- Publication
- US-2024002978-A1 on Google Patents
- Filed / published / granted
- 2023-06-23 / 2024-01-04 / n/a
- Offices
- US
- Applicants
- C-MET (Ministry of Electronics & IT) (IN, government-rd)
- Minerals
- Lithium, Nickel, Copper
- Stages
- Pyrometallurgy / smelting, Recycling / secondary sources, Ore preparation / agglomeration
- Waste stream
- Spent batteries and black mass
- CPC
- C22B23/025, C22B15/008, C22B26/12, C22B5/02, C22B7/007, C22B1/005
- Abstract (first 170 chars)
- The present disclosure relates to a method for the recovery of metals and metal alloys from waste Lithium-ion batteries. The method of the present disclosure uses a smelt
Funded projects that may be related
- Preparation of 99 percent pure nickel-cobalt alloy and Ferronickel 66Fe 31Ni from waste batteries and recovery of Rare Earth Elements in the form of oxides · SNTMOM/1162/2024 · mineral: Nickel; waste stream: Spent batteries and black mass
- Functional Ceramics for Recovery of Li, Co, and Ni from Spent Lithium-ion Batteries and Commercial Scaleup · SNTMOM/1720/2026 · mineral: Lithium; waste stream: Spent batteries and black mass
- Triple-Stage Sequential Electrochemical (TRISEL) Cell for Selective Recovery of Li, Co, and Ni from Spent Li-Ion Battery black mass leachate · SNTMOM/1717/2026 · mineral: Lithium; waste stream: Spent batteries and black mass
- Sustainable process development for urban mining transition metals from end-of-life Li-ion batteries · SNTMOM/1407/2024 · mineral: Lithium; waste stream: Spent batteries and black mass
- Development of an efficient process to recover Li, Co and Ni from spent lithium ion batteries. · SNTMOM/1374/2024 · mineral: Lithium; waste stream: Spent batteries and black mass
- Recovery of Metals from Spent Li-Ion Batteries Using Green Reagents · SNTMOM/1193/2024 · mineral: Lithium; waste stream: Spent batteries and black mass
Candidate link: the patent family and the R&D project name at least one India-list mineral in common, and they also share a waste stream or at least two content words in their English titles (mineral names and common words such as process, method, recovery are ignored). Up to five best matches are shown per project. Links are computed by rule, not confirmed with the project team or the applicant.
Why it is labelled this way
Decided by cpc-rules: Matched lithium, nickel, copper by CPC and text.
Source: Google Patents Public Data (BigQuery), CC BY 4.0.