Investigating the Cell Result Multiplication Method for Emission Test of Battery Module

Tianyi Ma; Xiaole Ma; Fang Wang; Weijian Hao; Zhipeng Sun; Lei Liu; Yue Xu; Yupeng Li; Shanming Liu; Haishuo Ma; Xiaoqian Dai; Yifan Liu

doi:10.3390/batteries9090450

Investigating the Cell Result Multiplication Method for Emission Test of Battery Module

Tianyi Ma^*, Xiaole Ma, Fang Wang^*, Weijian Hao, Zhipeng Sun, Lei Liu, Yue Xu, Yupeng Li, Shanming Liu, Haishuo Ma, Xiaoqian Dai, Yifan Liu

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The thermal safety of lithium-ion traction batteries is a highly concerning issue in the field of electric transportation. The large amount of gas emissions during the thermal runaway process of batteries has high safety hazards, such as fire and explosion. The quantitative analysis of emissions is one of the important challenges in testing and evaluating battery safety. Focusing on quantifying gas emissions using large-scale thermal propagation in battery modules and packs, based on the idea of cell result multiplication, this article conducts a thermal runaway emission analysis of a single cell and a module and compares the behavior of thermal runaway and gas emissions of the cell and module from the perspectives of temperature, pressure, gas composition, and battery morphology. The feasibility of the cell result multiplication method is verified from the perspective of experimental data.

Original language	English
Article number	450
Journal	Batteries
Volume	9
Issue number	9
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.3390/batteries9090450
Publication status	Published - Sept 2023
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

cell result multiplication
gas emission
lithium-ion battery
thermal runaway

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Investigating the Cell Result Multiplication Method for Emission Test of Battery Module

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