Small-battery calorimetry for enhanced safety

Palani Balaya ()
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Palani Balaya: National University of Singapore

Nature Energy, 2025, vol. 10, issue 6, 671-672

Abstract: The increasing energy density and size requirements for batteries demand better safety technologies, but size limits and high costs hinder effective testing. Now, accelerated rate calorimetry tests on small batteries with an optimal thermal runaway factor enable rapid screening and provide early-stage feedback for improving safety features.

Date: 2025
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