Burr

The solid content of a slurry is essentially the non-volatile content of the slurry. The testing procedure involves heating at a specific temperature to determine the time, and then measuring the remaining substance's weight in relation to the initial substance's weight. There are two testing methods: infrared and oven-drying.

The sheets that have been coated and dried are sequentially wound into rolls in accordance with specified speed and tension requirements.

In the core pack manufacturing process, the alignment of all positive or negative electrode sheets along the envelope edges in the length and width directions is referred to as "CU" (Cathode Alignment) for positive electrodes and "DU" (Anode Alignment) for negative electrodes.

A characteristic of slurry material flow that reflects the strength of interactions between liquid molecules during motion. Strong interactions (high viscosity) result in less flow.Note: The viscosity typically referred to is shear viscosity.

The translation of the provided text is: "Material utilization rate refers to the proportion of the quantity (price) of materials included in qualified products to the total consumption of materials (raw materials), i.e., the percentage of materials that have been effectively utilized out of the actual consumption."

After the electrode has undergone the calendaring process, the weight of the electrode material applied per unit volume is referred to as volumetric mass loading.