Austin Elements is extremely excited to welcome Tom Wood to our team as Director of Operations. Tom's extensive experience building Tesla's cathode facility and leading high performing teams will be invaluable as we scale our technology to economically recycle #LFP, #LFMP, #NCM batteries and black mass to close the loop and support the domestic #Litihumionbattery supply chain with qualified IRA complaint #criticalminerals. https://lnkd.in/gM3ievzc
Austin Elements Inc.
可再生能源行业的半导体制造业
Houston，Texas 1,255 位关注者
Strengthen the supply chain of critical minerals through sustainable recycling.
关于我们
Austin Elements Inc. is a US company specializing in the production of high-purity critical minerals and LFP/LFMP Precursors and CAMs for the battery supply chain. Austin Elements Inc. has developed novel, low-carbon processes for recovering critical these minerals from various feedstocks, including both Lithium-ion Phosphate (LFP) and NCM lithium-ion batteries and manufacturing scrap, as well as ceramic glass. Austin Elements has been selected as primary recyclers for the tier-one lithium-ion batteries OEMs, automotive OEMs, smartphone manufacturers, etc.
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www.austinelements.com
Austin Elements Inc.的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 可再生能源行业的半导体制造业
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Houston，Texas
- 类型
- 私人持股
- 创立
- 2021
- 领域
- Clean Technology、Lithium、Lithium-ion Battery、Recycling、Cobalt、Copper、Nickel、Biotechnology、Battery Recycling、E-Waste、Battery Materials、Lithium-ion Battery Recycling、Critical Metals、Hydrometallurgy、Hydrogen和Hydrogen Production
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4315 South Dr
US，Texas，Houston，77053
Austin Elements Inc.员工
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After facing Hurricane Beryl ??, we finally regained Internet access thanks to #Starlink by SpaceX. It took us 48 hours to restore normal workdays after being without electricity and the Internet (still no Internet from landline). Reliable electricity and Internet are crucial for our modern life and work.
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A Simple Battery Penetration Video (Third Party) Demonstrate the Safety Differences between NCM, LFP and Sodium-ion batteries This video reflects the fire, explosion, and safety issues of sodium-ion batteries (Na-ION), lithium iron phosphate batteries (LFP), and ternary/high nickel/NCM batteries (NCM series) when they are penetrated. Under penetration conditions, NCM batteries are most prone to catching fire and exploding (thus posing the highest safety risk). The latest Na-ION batteries do not catch fire but may explode (indicating that sodium-ion batteries still have a long way to go). Only LFP batteries do not explode or catch fire (making them the safest and most reliable). Key points: - NCM series batteries are most likely to catch fire and explode when penetrated (highest safety risk) - Sodium-ion batteries may explode but do not catch fire (still need improvement) - LFP series batteries do not explode or catch fire (safest and most reliable) #lfp #lfmp #NCM #Lithiumbattery
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We are delighted to welcome Peter Schuhmacher to the Austin Elements Inc. family as a new member of our Board of Directors! Dr. Schuhmacher's extensive background at BASF, where he led advancements in chemistry, materials science, and battery materials, brings invaluable expertise to our team. His appointment signifies a major step forward for us as we strive to drive sustainable technology solutions for critical minerals independence in the United States. We are excited to collaborate with Dr. Schuhmacher as we continue to innovate and contribute to the nation's sustainable energy future. Welcome, Dr. Schuhmacher! #Sustainability #RenewableEnergy #Innovation #Electrification #Recycling https://lnkd.in/gNmaJjfr
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Over a century ago, the U.S. saw the emergence of electric vehicles (EVs), notably the 1914 Detroit Electric Model 47 Brougham, marking an early innovation in automotive technology. This model appealed to a then-neglected demographic, women, due to its ease of use compared to gasoline-powered cars. Clara Ford, Henry Ford's wife, notably drove a Detroit Electric, signifying its widespread appeal.
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