Three reasons for the explosion of 18650 lithium batteries
1. Overcharged Overcharging of 18650 lithium batteries is a common cause of explosions. Lithium batteries must operate within the specified voltage range, otherwise there may be a safety hazard of explosion and fire. For example, the conventional voltage for ternary lithium batteries is 2.5V~4.2V; The conventional range for lithium iron phosphate batteries is 2.0V~3.65V. When charging an 18650 lithium battery, the lithium ions in the positive electrode move to the negative electrode and are embedded in the mesh structure of the negative electrode material. If the lithium ion battery is overcharged, it is easy to cause lithium deposition in the negative electrode, resulting in lithium crystallization and piercing the separator, which can cause a short circuit inside the battery cell and trigger an explosion. That's why an overcharge protection circuit must be added to lithium-ion batteries during charging to provide overcharge protection. The lithium battery...