source:D1SoftballNewsThe Renault Group continues to carry out its electrification plan. We have talked about it several times over time and we have seen how the French Group is entering into several collaboration agreements in various fields such as the development and production of batteries. Now comes an interesting news regarding the design of an electric motor of a new generation that will find its place inside its future battery-powered cars.The Renault Group, Valeo and Valeo Siemens eAutomotive they will work together to develop and produce in France a new generation electric motor that ...
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source：AUTO FUTURESRenault, Valeo, and Valeo Siemens eAutomotive are looking to develop a new electric motor, free of rate earth metals. The three companies will combine their know-how to develop an electric powertrain system that is “unparalleled worldwide, offering more power on less energy, without the use of rare earths” – that’s some goal indeed.Renault will develop and produce the Electrically Excited Synchronous Motor (EESM) rotor technology, as well as the overall motor architecture.Valeo and Valeo Siemens eAutomotive will develop and produce the stator – the stationary part of th...
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source:The West AustralianASX-listed ABx Group is targeting more metallics in Tasmania after unveiling a new high-grade rare earths prospect 52 kilometres east of its Deep Leads REE prospect in Tasmania. According to the company, the results from the newly discovered Portrush prospect include 581 parts per million neodymium and a solid 4,800 ppm total rare earth oxides over a one metre mineralised section from 11 metres.The Portrush discovery compliments the ongoing campaign at Deep Leads that has thrown up thicker and richer rare earth elements or “REE” results in recent drilling. ABx says, t...
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source:Eurasia ReviewRare earth elements are hard to get and hard to recycle, but a flash of intuition led Rice University scientists toward a possible solution. The Rice lab of chemist James Tour reports it has successfully extracted valuable rare earth elements (REE) from waste at yields high enough to resolve issues for manufacturers while boosting their profits. The lab’s flash Joule heating process, introduced several years ago to produce graphene from any solid carbon source, has now been applied to three sources of rare earth elements — coal fly ash, bauxite residue and electr...
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