Battery Internal Short Circuit Test
During the battery production process, due to negligence in process control, extremely small metal particles were mixed inside the lithium-ion battery. During battery use, temperature changes or various impact metal particles pierced the separator between the positive and negative electrodes, causing a short circuit inside the battery and causing a large amount of heat, causing the battery to catch fire. Due to the accidental inclusion of metal particles during the production process, it is difficult to completely prevent such incidents from occurring. Therefore, we attempt to simulate the situation where metal particles penetrate the separator and cause internal short circuits through the “forced internal short circuit test”. If lithium-ion batteries can ensure that there is no risk of fire or explosion during the test process, it can effectively ensure that even if metal particles are mixed inside the battery during the production process, they cannot penetr...