CM-PATRA / Graphite
Graphite
7 patent families, 5 with an Indian applicant, and 4 funded project(s) in the Ministry of Mines S&T list. On the India critical-minerals list. Counts are lower bounds.
Stages
- Beneficiation / separation: 3
- Recycling / secondary sources: 3
- Electrochemical recovery: 2
- Ore preparation / agglomeration: 2
- Refining: 1
Most active applicants
- CSIR (Council of Scientific & Industrial Research): 2
- Attero Recycling: 2
- Sgl Carbon Se: 1
- Lockheed Corp: 1
- IIT Bhubaneswar: 1
- NALCO (National Aluminium): 1
- Vedanta: 1
- BALCO (Bharat Aluminium): 1
Funded projects
- Development and Validation of roll bonded graphene-aluminium composite for cylindrical can cell lithium-ion battery casing · SNTMOM/1643/2025 · Status not stated
- Development and scale up -TRL 5 - of cost effective Copper Graphene materials using in-situ synthesis and coating in Fluidized Bed Process systems · SNTMOM/845/2022 · Approved with Modification
- Carbonaceous Nanomaterials from Graphite Sources of Arunachal Pradesh for Electrochemical Energy Storage and Sensor Applications · SNTMOM/553/2021 · Approved with Modification
- Development of graphene-reinforced copper nanocomposites for heat sink applications using fluidized-bed mixing of powders · SNTMOM/503/2021 · Status not stated
Patent families
- (no English title in the source record)IN-2014CN03395-A · 2015 · Sgl Carbon Se
- (no English title in the source record)IN-2014DN08730-A · 2015 · Lockheed Corp
- An improved next generation off-laboratory polymer chip electrodeWO-2015170344-A1 · 2015 · CSIR (Council of Scientific & Industrial Research)
- Process for recovery of pure cobalt oxide from spent lithium ion batteries with high manganese contentWO-2017145099-A1 · 2017 · Attero Recycling
- Enhancement of thermal conductivity of aluminium by doping graphene followed by melting and casting processWO-2023095152-A1 · 2023 · IIT Bhubaneswar
- An apparatus and a method for separation of graphite and black mass from spent lithium-ion batteriesWO-2025027540-A1 · 2025 · Attero Recycling
- An improved process for recovery of graphite from discarded carbonaceous electrode wasteWO-2025088385-A1 · 2025 · Vedanta
