UPCOMING MANUFACTURING PROGRAMME

LiFePO₄ cell manufacturing

Engineering the route
from cell concept
to controlled production.

A R Green Energy is developing an Indian LFP cell manufacturing platform built around safety-led chemistry, long service life and disciplined process control for mobility, storage and industrial applications.

PLANNED INITIAL OBJECTIVE100MWh / YEAR

R&D foundation

Prototype cells developed

Manufacturing engineering ahead

UPCOMING PROGRAMMEPROTOTYPE FOUNDATIONSAFETY-LED CHEMISTRYINDIA-FOCUSED MANUFACTURING
M.S. Srinivasan, Director and technical guide for the LFP programmeTECHNICAL GUIDANCE / 01

Programme leadership

Built under experienced
power-systems guidance.

M.S. Srinivasan

Director · Retired ISRO Group Director · Power Systems Specialist

The programme is being developed under the technical guidance of Mr. M.S. Srinivasan. His experience includes the implementation of Nickel-Cadmium, Nickel-Hydrogen and multiple lithium-ion battery systems—bringing systems-level discipline to cell architecture, manufacturing-process definition, formation strategy and validation planning.

The prior role above describes Mr. Srinivasan's individual professional experience and does not imply institutional sponsorship or endorsement.

Planned product architecture

Multiple formats.
One controlled chemistry.

The programme is planned around recognised cell formats rather than applying one capacity range to every geometry. Final specifications will follow engineering validation and customer qualification.

01

Cylindrical

18650 and 21700 standard formats

02

Prismatic

Selected 5–100 Ah larger-format classes

03

Pouch

Stacked flexible-pack format under programme development

04

Coin

Compact rechargeable specialty format

Three illustrated planned format families
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PLANNED LFP FORMAT / IN FOCUS

18650 & 21700 cylindrical cells

Standard cylindrical formats planned for modular mobility, industrial power and energy-storage applications.

Planned manufacturing architecture

Cell performance is
made in the process.

The proposed route follows the complete electrode-to-cell sequence. Each stage is linked to measurable process conditions, controlled material movement and cell-level traceability.

01

Material & incoming control

Active materials, foils, separators, electrolyte and cell hardware are verified against approved specifications before issue to production.

02

Slurry mixing

LiFePO₄ cathode and graphite anode slurries are prepared through controlled mixing, dispersion, viscosity and solids-content management.

03

Coating & drying

Cathode slurry is coated on aluminium foil and anode slurry on copper foil, followed by controlled drying to remove process solvent.

04

Calendering & slitting

Coated electrodes are compressed to the required density and porosity, then slit to format-specific width with strict edge and burr control.

05

Cell assembly

Electrodes and separators are wound or stacked, tabs are joined and the assembly is inserted into the cylindrical, prismatic or pouch enclosure.

06

Drying, filling & sealing

Cell assemblies are vacuum dried, filled with controlled electrolyte quantity and sealed under low-moisture manufacturing conditions.

07

Formation & ageing

Controlled first charge-discharge cycles establish the cell interface; ageing data is monitored to identify stability and early-life variation.

08

Testing, grading & release

Cells are checked for capacity, voltage, resistance, dimensions, insulation and seal integrity before grading, traceability and release.

Critical process controls

Safety, consistency and life
begin before formation.

Equipment selection and plant layout will be engineered around the variables that have the strongest influence on cell consistency, safety and long-term performance.

01

Moisture control

Dry-room conditions and material exposure limits

02

Coating uniformity

Loading, thickness and edge consistency

03

Electrode density

Calendered density, porosity and adhesion

04

Particle & burr control

Cleanliness and slit-edge condition

05

Assembly alignment

Winding or stacking geometry and separator coverage

06

Joint integrity

Tab joining, current-path continuity and weld quality

07

Fill & seal control

Electrolyte quantity, wetting and enclosure integrity

08

Formation traceability

Cell-level cycling data, grading and identification

Intended application space

Designed for applications where
safety and service life matter.

Electric mobilityStationary energy storageIndustrial power systemsSpecialised electronics

Programme status: upcoming. The 100 MWh/year figure is a planned initial objective. Product mix, cell ratings, equipment configuration, performance specifications and commercial availability will be confirmed only after detailed engineering, validation and qualification.

Future cell requirements

Planning an LFP application
or qualification programme?

Talk to the programme team