What are the differences between lithium iron phosphate batteries and ternary lithium batteries?

The material used in ternary lithium batteries, nickel, cobalt, and aluminum, will be unstable in high temperature and there is a danger of explosion, so high temperature safety is poor, but the low temperature performance of ternary lithium batteries is very good; the high temperature performance of lithium iron phosphate batteries is very good. It can still be normal at 60°C. The disadvantage is that the low temperature below -10°C will be greatly discounted and even unusable, which is just the opposite of the ternary lithium battery. 2. Volume and weight Although lithium iron phosphate is small and light, it is inferior to ternary lithium batteries. Under the same size conditions, lithium iron phosphate can be loaded with 10AH, and ternary lithium batteries can usually be loaded with more than 15AH. 3. Energy density lithium iron phosphate battery, the single energy density is 120Wh/kg, and the group is 80Wh/kg; the ternary lithium battery monomer, the energy density is 180Wh/kg, and the group is 110Wh/kg. From the data point of view, the ternary lithium battery is superior to lithium iron phosphate in terms of energy density. 4. Safety The liquid electrolyte of ternary lithium battery is flammable and explosive, and it is easy to trigger thermal runaway during long-term use, causing safety hazards; lithium iron phosphate battery is resistant to high temperature, very stable, and has high safety. Disclaimer: Some pictures and content of articles published on this site are from the Internet. If there is any infringement, please contact to delete.