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  • Why are DSM materials and Lanxess materials seperated?

    WHY ARE LANXESS MATERIALS AND DSM MATERIALS SEPARATED?​

    Envalior is the newly created joint venture between LANXESS High Performance Materials and DSM Engineering Materials. Until full integration of our product databases, you can select the right material for your application via our separate catalogues.​

    • LANXESS materials include DURETHAN®, POCAN® and TEPEX®

    • DSM materials include AKULON®, ARNITE®, ARNITEL®, ECOPAXX®, FORTII®, NOVAMID®, STANYL® and XYTRON™
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Tech Talk

How low ion leaching PPS thermoplastics help
to control Fuel Cell power output degradation

Today, PPS is trusted by industry-leading manufacturers and Tier1s worldwide in offering the lowest ion leaching and best strength and toughness retention in hydrolytic environment to ensure fuel cell systems are efficient, have a long life, and are safe and reliable.
 
During this techtalk you will learn more about:

  • Mechanism and data that show how lead ions from thermoplastic construction materials used in e.g. manifold and end-plate of a fuel cell, affect its power output degradation.
  • The interplay between ion leaching and the retention of the mechanical properties of our PPS grade upon hydrolysis.
  • Envalior’s actvitity to detect, control and measure the effect of Volatic Organic Compound (VOC) emissions from the thermoplastics used.
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    One way to improve the safety of LiBs is to add SuccinoNitrile (SN), an electrolyte additive, delivering a reduction of harmful gas generation, protecting the cathode and hence reducing the risk of thermal runaway as well as increasing capacity retention of batteries. Join our webinar and learn from our experts how to meet the high safety standards and improve the overall EV battery performance.

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