Responsible management of retired mining-vehicle batteries
Recycling and reuse for batteries that come off mining vehicles, so the environmental cost drops and the materials can be recovered.
Kenneth Tetteh AkitiEmbedded systems engineer · PhD candidate · Photographer · Teacher
I grew up in Ghana, studied and built drones in China, and now research retired mining-vehicle batteries at Edith Cowan University in Perth. It started the night the lights came on in my town in 2008.
Eight papers, one patent, and the PhD that is underway in Perth.
Reuse, recycling, and material recovery pathways for heavy-industry battery packs coming out of service.
Switching configurations and battery-management strategies that can improve pack flexibility and resilience.
The engineering background behind the research: sensors, drones, control, telemetry, and field-ready prototypes.
Recycling and reuse for batteries that come off mining vehicles, so the environmental cost drops and the materials can be recovered.
Akiti, K. T.; Phung, Q. V.; Ahmad, I.; Habibi, D.
Li, Shuguang; Liu, Jinsheng; Jin, Ming; Akiti, Kenneth; Dai, Pengfeng; Xu, Zekai; Nwodom, Tochukwu
Tochukwu, N. E.-T.; Akiti, K. T.; Agordzo, G. K.
Akiti, K. T.; Agordzo, G. K.; Bright, A.; Tochukwu, N. E.-T.; Al-Omari, A. M.; Yeboah, D.
Jin, Ming; Liu, Jinsheng; Akiti, Kenneth Tetteh
Akiti, K. T.; Yeboah, D.; Amenya, B.; Li, S. G.
Akiti, K. T.; Li, S. G.
Li, Shuguang; Liu, Jinsheng; Jin, Ming; Akiti, Kenneth