Measuring Battery Thermal Runaway Emissions
Measure battery thermal runaway emissions with HORIBA solutions for gas analysis, particle measurement, and EV battery safety testing.
Measuring Battery Thermal Runaway Emissions is an application documented by HORIBA. This page summarizes the engineering task and the system-selection considerations for an Elina implementation.
Application challenge
Measure battery thermal runaway emissions with HORIBA solutions for gas analysis, particle measurement, and EV battery safety testing.
Measurement or test approach
The test system combines the relevant analyzer or dynamometer, controlled test conditions, data acquisition and automation for the required mobility measurement.
Topics covered by the manufacturer
- Why measuring battery thermal runaway emissions matters
- What is battery thermal runaway?
- HORIBA’s approach to measuring battery emissions
- Gas and particle measurement equipment for battery safety
- Post-Test Particle Analysis for Thermal Runaway Studies
- Frequently Asked Questions
- What gases are released during battery thermal runaway?
- Why measure battery emissions during thermal runaway?
Information required for system selection
Define the device under test, operating envelope, measured quantities, accuracy, transient behavior, test-cell interfaces and automation requirements.
The problem
Measure battery thermal runaway emissions with HORIBA solutions for gas analysis, particle measurement, and EV battery safety testing.
The method
The test system combines the relevant analyzer or dynamometer, controlled test conditions, data acquisition and automation for the required mobility measurement.
The result
The delivered configuration must be verified against the operating envelope and performance required by the application.