Due to the increase in (large-scale) energy storage, the demand for batteries is naturally also increasing. In addition, research is being conducted into the possibilities of increasing the capacity of these batteries. With the increase in the use of Li-ion batteries, more and more questions are being asked about the quality, capacity and safety. Of course, from the producers who use these batteries in their end product, but also from insurance companies and the fire brigade. How can we make the Li-ion battery better and (even) safer?
During Energy Storage 2020, several exhibitors will discuss the specifications, safety and testing of Li-ion batteries in their lectures.
According to André Handgraaf of TT&MS in more and more extensive testing. During his presentation he will discuss the electrical testing of a battery cell, battery module and a complete battery system. Think of battery cell isolation and partial discharge test, impedance test, capacity test, self-discharge test, battery management system testing and life time testing (with or without different conditions).
Exhibitor DENIOS discusses the potential dangers of these Li-ion batteries when not used and/or stored responsibly. Exhibitors Elincom electronics, Weiss Technik, Keysight Technologies and Batenburg Mechatronics will respectively discuss the basic principles and applications of Li-ion batteries, climate simulation testing and the latest technologies and testing equipment for low impedance cells. Are these topics of interest to you? Then register here for a free visit to the event. The full lecture program can be found here to see.
Hope to see you during the Energy Storage event on February 13, 2020 in Van der Valk Hotel Vianen!
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