Battery Abuse Testing
Battery abuse testing is a process that applies a range of adverse conditions to battery cells and packs in a laboratory to collect data on how they will react to similar conditions while in use.
At BSI, the battery testing is carried out according to international standards including SANDIA2107-6925, SAE J2464, UL 9540, UL 9540A, UL1973 UN 38.2, USABC. Also, some specialized standards such as IEC 16960, IEC 62133, IEC 62281, IEC 61959.
  • Thermal Abuse
Abuse response of ESS to thermal insult, Hazard Severity Levels (HSL), Applied Force, Dimensions/Displacement, Flammability of vented gas.
  • Mechanical Abuse
Abuse response of ESS to mechanicalinsult, Hazard Severity Levels (HSL), Applied Force, Dimensions/Displacement, Flammability of vented gas.
  • Electrical Abuse
Abuse response of ESS to electrical insult, Hazard Severity Levels (HSL), Applied Force, Dimensions/Displacement, Flammability of vented gas.

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Accelerating Rate Calorimeter Fractional Thermal Runaway Calorimeter Thermal Runaway Calorimeter Battery Abuse Testing

EVENTS

Oct 1st, 2019:
Belmont Scientific received NSF SBIR Phase-I grant “Development Of Safe, Energy Dense, High Performance Lithium-Ion Batteries” for the amount of $225K

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