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Coating and drying
Loading, uniformity, drying gradients, and defects.
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Loading, uniformity, drying gradients, and defects.
Section 01
Coating head, substrate tension, feed stability, and slurry state jointly affect wet-film continuity. Loading variation, streaks, bare foil, or edge anomalies should be traced to material and equipment conditions rather than hidden by a finished-product average.
—Feed stability affects cross-web consistency
—Tension affects web stability
—Edge control affects later slitting
Section 02
Solvent-removal rate affects binder migration, pore distribution, and residual state. Drying capacity and temperature profile need matching to coating thickness, environment, and chemistry; pursuing faster drying alone can create cracks, lower adhesion, or local nonuniform structure.
—Drying gradient affects binder distribution
—Residuals affect later interfaces
—Environment affects repeatability
Section 03
Electrode inspection should consider machine direction, cross direction, and within-lot variation while recording method and sampling logic. Deviation handling must identify whether material, slurry, coating, drying, or measurement system caused it to form a yield-relevant feedback loop.
—Sampling representativeness affects decisions
—Measurement system needs calibration
—Defect classification supports root-cause analysis
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