ISafety Eval!uation Test of Lithium-ion Battery Mainly test the battery safety performance subject to external damage, containing electrical tests (including room and high temperature short circuit, overcharge and forced discharge tests) and mechanical tests (including crush, nail, shock, heavy impact, vibration, drop, etc); equipped with high temperature short circuit test box, battery heat shock test box, battery incinerator, heavy impact device, crush test machine, nail test machine, drop test machine, etc.
Test Item
1) Heavy Impact Test DeviceAnalog heavy impact placed on cell or battery.
2) Crush Test machineAnalog of cell or battery subject to external crush, The force for the crushing is to be applied by a hydraulic ram with 32mm diameter position. The crushing is to be continued until force of 17.2Mpa. Once the maximum pressure has been obtained it is to be released. 3) Nail Test MachineAnalog of cell or battery subject to external short circuit. Nail speed, nail force and nail time are adjustable. 4) Drop Test Machine:The maximum weight of the tested is 2kg with drop height 300-500mm (adjustable). Multi-site and multi-angle drop is supported. It is applicable to the drop test of battery, mobile phones, electronic dictionary and other mini consumer electronics and their parts. | ||
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Design of test equipment
If internal short circuit occurred in a cylindrical cell with the standard 18650 size (18 φ × 65 mm, average voltage of 3.7 V, capacity of 2 Ah), energy of max. 27 kJ is discharged, and it can result heat generation, liquid leakage, smoking, burst, ignition, etc. In order to eval!uate an abnormal event due to internal short circuit, the nail penetration test is applied in which a cell is penetrated by a conductive nail with the predetermined speed, and the voltage, temperature, gas generation, etc. are measured. As a nail penetrates, short circuit occurs between a positive electrode and a negative electrode while the nail acts as a conductor and Joule heat is generated Owing to the rapidly generated heat, decomposition of electrodes, dissolution of solvent, etc. occur, and there is a risk of abrupt gas generation. Therefore, sufficient countermeasures are necessary for executing the test itself safely.
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