Jialong Liu , Jiyuan Zhou , Maodong Li , Wei Shao , Xingyan Cao , Jianxu Ding
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Lithium-ion battery combustion with different state of charge and combustion prevention based on flame arrester
Lithium-ion battery is an excellent energy storage device and used in many fields. However, accident of battery caused by combustion is an urgent issue to be solved. A new method to prevent battery combustion is studied in this work. The study about the combustion of batteries with different stage of charge (SOC) indicate that the combustion is more violent for battery with higher SOC, and more material powders are ejected out of the battery. The high-temperature powder is the ignition source of battery combustion. Flame arrester can be used to prevent battery combustion. The combustion can be prevented if the powders are blocked. It is found that the flame retardant effect is successful for battery with SOC equal to and lower than 80 %, when the layer (n) = 10, mesh number (m) = 60 and n = 5, m = 80, For battery with 100 % SOC, the flame retardant effect is successful when n = 10, m = 60. With the increasing mesh number and layer for metal wire mesh, the flame retardant effect is better. However, the metal wire mesh is easier to be ejected out of the flame arrester as they can be fully blocked by the powders.
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