Method for testing explosion cause of lithium ion cell explosion
A lithium ion battery and a testing method are applied in the field of analyzing and testing the cause of battery explosion by using the explosion residue of the lithium ion battery, which can solve the problem of not being able to better analyze the cause of the explosion of an exploded battery, and achieve simple operation and analysis. Accurate results
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[0036] Pour out and collect the internal residue of a battery that exploded due to unknown reasons, remove the whole piece of copper foil, grind for about fifteen minutes, and pass through a 100-mesh sieve to obtain an under-sieve powder. Then the powder obtained by it is carried out DSC analysis, draws DSC analysis curve such as Figure 5 shown. By comparison with the standard reference chart, with figure 1 Very similar, it can be seen that the battery exploded due to overcharging.
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[0038] Collect the internal residue of a battery that exploded due to unknown reasons, remove the whole piece of copper foil, grind for about 15 minutes, and pass through a 200-mesh sieve to obtain an under-sieved powder. Then the powder obtained by it is analyzed by DSC, and the analysis curve is obtained as follows: Figure 6 shown. By comparison with the standard reference chart, with figure 2 Very similar, so it can be known that the battery is due to the explosion caused by the short circuit of the battery caused by acupuncture.
[0039] Through the DSC analysis of the explosion products, the characteristic products produced by different reasons for the explosion can be well characterized, so as to distinguish the cause of the explosion. The method is simple in operation, accurate in analysis results, and can better distinguish what causes the explosion of the lithium battery.
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