Thermal runaway of large automotive Li-ion batteries

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Abstract

Damaged or heavily over-heated Li-ion batteries in electric vehicles can transit into a thermal runaway reaction with further heat and gas release. The heat may cause a battery fire and fast gas release may damage the battery-pack casing. To characterise heat and gas release of large automotive Li-ion cells, a heavy duty test bench was developed and a test series was performed.

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Golubkov, A. W., Planteu, R., Krohn, P., Rasch, B., Brunnsteiner, B., Thaler, A., & Hacker, V. (2018). Thermal runaway of large automotive Li-ion batteries. RSC Advances, 8(70), 40172–40186. https://doi.org/10.1039/C8RA06458J

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