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A statistically based optimization strategy is used to optimize the carbothermal reduction technology for the synthesis of LiFePO4/C using LiOH,FePO4 and sucrose as raw materials.The experimental data for fitting the response are collected by the central composite rotatable design(CCD).A second order model for the discharge ca-pacity of LiFePO4/C is expressed as a function of sintering temperature,sintering time and carbon content.The ef-fects of individual variables and their interactions are studied by a statistical analysis(ANOVA).The results show that the linear effects and the quadratic effects of sintering temperature,carbon content and the interactions among these variables are statistically significant,while those effects of sintering time are insignificant.Response surface plots for spatial representation of the model illustrate that the discharge capacity depends on sintering temperature and carbon content more than sintering time.The model obtained gives the optimized reaction parameters of sinter-ing temperature at 652.0 ℃,carbon content of 34.33 g?mol-1 and 8.48 h sintering time,corresponding to a dis-charge capacity of 150.8 mA·h·g-1.The confirmatory test with these optimum parameters gives the discharge ca-pacity of 147.2 and 105.1 mA·h·g-1 at 0.5 and 5 C,respectively.
A statistically based optimization strategy is used to optimize the carbothermal reduction technology for the synthesis of LiFePO4 / C using LiOH, FePO4 and sucrose as raw materials. The experimental data for fitting the response are collected by the central composite rotatable design (CCD) .A second order model for the discharge ca-pacity of LiFePO4 / C is expressed as a function of sintering temperature, sintering time and carbon content. The ef-fects of individual variables and their interactions are studied by a statistical analysis (ANOVA). The results show that the linear effects and the quadratic effects of sintering temperature, carbon content and the interactions among these variables are significant significant, while those effects of sintering time are insignificant. Response surface plots for spatial representation of the model illustrate that the discharge capacity depends on sintering temperature and carbon content more than sinter time. the model obtained gives the optimized reacti on parameters of sinter-ing temperature at 652.0 ° C., carbon content of 34.33 g · mol-1 and 8.48 h sintering time, corresponding to a dis-charge capacity of 150.8 mA · h · g-1.The determinative test with these optimum parameters gives the discharge ca-pacity of 147.2 and 105.1 mA · h · g -1 at 0.5 and 5 C, respectively.