Lithium-ion Battery Energy Storage Safety Standards – Part 3
2.1 Comparison of Structural Safety Requirements UL1973 puts forward more detailed and specific requirements for product shell. For example, there are specific requirements for non-metallic shell, metal shell, wall hanging support handle, cable and terminal. In these aspects, IEC and GB standards have no detailed specification requirements, but only require that the shell shall not be broken in relevant experiments, resulting in internal material exposure or liquid leakage. UL standard also regulates the reliable protective grounding of the shell, while IEC and GB have no protective grounding specifications for the battery system, which are implemented according to relevant electrical standards, which is easy to be neglected in the process of inspection. 2.2 Comparison of Safety Requirements for Battery The battery body safety here refers to the test requirements directly related to the battery, such as overcharge and discharge test. The national standard speci...