Special Issue on Lithium Battery Fire Safety

Wang, Qingsong; Wen, Jennifer X.; Stoliarov, Stanislav I.

doi:10.1007/s10694-020-01048-z

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“…This approach was also carried out by the emergency responder of the Salt River Project battery fire of 10 MW/40 MWh in Chandler, Arizona, US, in April 2022 26,27 (not presented in this review, as up to now there is not yet official findings report), in which the responder let the fire burn and the sprinklers applying water for 2 days, before eventually opening the building door using robot. Monitoring continued for more than a week, followed by ventilating the air in the building using ducts, and finally turning off the sprinklers.…”

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Lessons learned from large‐scale lithium‐ion battery energy storage systems incidents: A mini review

Lystianingrum

Priyadi

Negara

2023

Process Safety Progress

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The deployment of energy storage systems, especially lithium-ion batteries, has been growing significantly during the past decades. However, among this wide utilization, there have been some failures and incidents with consequences ranging from the battery or the whole system being out of service, to the damage of the whole facility and surroundings, and even personnel injury and casualties. Some of these events have documentations on the event details and findings. This mini review paper contributes to the existing literature related to lithium-ion batteries thermal incidents by presenting and discussing the documented findings of these most recent incidents. In some cases, the lithium-ion battery system has complied to the most recent standards related to battery systems such as UL 9540 and UL 9540A thermal runaway propagation test; yet fire incident and propagation nonetheless occurred. Hence, the lessons learned from these documentations are valuable for the next development of the battery system and technology. Some key lessons from selected cases will be discussed, including specific lithium-ion battery system risks and their countermeasures, while covering several related standards, and identifying possible gaps in the existing standards.

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Lessons learned from large‐scale lithium‐ion battery energy storage systems incidents: A mini review

Lystianingrum

Priyadi

Negara

2023

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“…There is currently limited infrastructure for vehicle owners to use. A study by McKinsey found that by 2030, the energy demand for EV charging is likely to increase from 20 billion kWh to 280 kWh [35]. This is a significant gap that shows why nations must increase their energy production capacity to match the growing demand for EVs.…”

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A Way Forward for Electric Vehicle in Greater Bay Area: Challenges and Opportunities for the 21st Century

Lau

Yan

2022

Vehicles

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The Greater Bay Area (GBA) accounts for a high percentage of pollution due to the large number of internal combustion engines. In the past few decades, there has been a significant increase in internal combustion engines vehicles while electric vehicles have not taken off yet in GBA. To a certain extent, the acceptance of electric vehicles is still questionable from the industrial practitioners and local communities. As such, this research study aims to identify the challenges and opportunities of electric vehicles in GBA to address the future direction of electric vehicles in GBA. In this study, it identifies technology and economy as the main driving forces behind the development of electric vehicles. Furthermore, sustainability, safety, and the life of the batteries may induce the slow adoption of electric vehicles. As expected, the study develops a research agenda and contributes new knowledge in the field of electric vehicle.

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Research on the Reversible and Irreversible Heat Generation of LiNi1−x−yCoxMnyO2-Based Lithium-Ion Batteries

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Special Issue on Lithium Battery Fire Safety

Cited by 5 publications

References 19 publications

Lessons learned from large‐scale lithium‐ion battery energy storage systems incidents: A mini review

Lessons learned from large‐scale lithium‐ion battery energy storage systems incidents: A mini review

A Way Forward for Electric Vehicle in Greater Bay Area: Challenges and Opportunities for the 21st Century

Research on the Reversible and Irreversible Heat Generation of LiNi1−x−yCoxMnyO2-Based Lithium-Ion Batteries

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