Thermal abuse test chamber

Lithium-ion Battery High Temperature Endurance | Heating Test Chamber China Manufacturer and Supplier

Battery Thermal Abuse Test Chamber is also called the high-temperature endurance test chamber, used for rapid heating tests of lithium-ion cells or batteries to determine their performance of resistance to rapid temperature rise and for molded case stress tests at high temperature. It is a 2-in-1 battery testing device that allows you to spend money on one device to achieve double functions.

The thermal abuse test is mainly used in cells, modules, and battery packs. The temperature range of our standard battery thermal abuse test chamber is RT+10 ~ 200 degrees Celsius, and the heating rate is non-linear no-load ( 5 ± 2 ) degrees Celsius. The internal dimension of the heating test chamber and the thickness of the metal sheet are based on the volume and capacity of the test sample. You are required to advise the details of your samples before quoting so as to facilitate us in proposing a suitable model.

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Design Principle

The machine has a built-in forced air circulation system. The air source is driven by the circulating motor’s wind wheel, passing through the electric heater. The hot air is sent to the inside of the chamber through the air duct, thereby reducing the energy loss and ensuring temperature uniformity inside the chamber. When the door opening and closing action causes the airflow disturbance in the chamber, the air supply circulation system can quickly restore the temperature. The box body is provided with an air inlet and an air outlet. The air circulation is smooth, and the ventilation is fast to avoid spontaneous combustion and explosion caused by the high concentration of combustible gas.

The procedure of Battery Thermal Abuse Testing

The fully charged single cell or module sample is placed in natural convection or forced ventilation chamber. The temperature inside the chamber rises to (130±2)°C at an average heating rate of (5±2)°C and keeps temperature for 30min. And then, take the sample out and return it to room temperature. The sample is qualified if it does not explode or catch fire.

The Procedure of Moulded Case Stress Testing

The fully charged battery or module with a moulded case is placed in the chamber at an ambient temperature of (70±2)℃ for 7 hours. And then remove it from the chamber and cool it to room temperature. It is qualified if no physical distortion of the mould case results in exposure of internal protective components and cells.

Thermal Abuse Test Chamber Features

  • The shell is made of cold rolled steel, and the interior is made of stainless steel. The middle part is filled with thermal insulation material.

  • Thickened tempered glass is used as the inspection window.

  • There is a lighting lamp inside the chamber.

  • The explosion-proof chains are adopted to enhance safety.

  • An explosion-proof port is located in the rear of the chamber.

  • Equipped with PT-100 temperature sensor, which has temperature measuring advantages of good linearity, high sensitivity, stability and uniformity.

  • Temperature control is based on PID microcomputer auto calculation and intelligent temperature control meter. PV and SV can be displayed simultaneously.

  • Fitted with a touch screen for setup operations and data monitoring.

  • The vents are located on the left and right sides of the box and should be opened when thermal shock testing is performed.

  • Configured with various protection devices, including no fuse switch, over-temperature protector, over-temperature alarm, etc.

  • Equipped with 4 universal wheels at the bottom to facilitate movement and transportation.

Learn More about the Thermal Abuse Test

The safety hazards of lithium-ion batteries are mainly fire and explosion caused by thermal runaway. The thermal runaway of the battery is caused by the external and internal conditions of the battery. For example, when the external temperature of the battery continues to increase, the temperature inside the battery will also increase. When the inside of the battery reaches a specific temperature, the separator will close to isolate the positive and negative electrodes for safety protection. If the separator does not close or rupture, or if the battery’s thermal reaction keeps the temperature inside the battery rising, the battery is more likely to catch fire or explode.

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