cetecom advanced \u2013 resulting from the merger of CTC advanced and CETECOM \u2013 supports the automotive industry by providing an external testing facility for propagation and abuse tests on batteries.<\/p>\n
We offer our customers the following tests in this context:<\/p>\n
Performing propagation tests
\n – Trigger methods: Nail penetration, overcharge \/ overcurrent, overheating.
\n Short circuit tests with max. 1 kV\/20 kA for 10s
\n Overcharge\/overdischarge
\n Fuel fire
\n Drop tests
\n Electrolyte leakage by means of flashover (RollOver)
\n Analyses \/ forensics after tests
\n Burn-through safety of transport containers for Li-Ion batteries
\n Misconnection of modules during battery production
\n Tests according to customer specifications<\/p>\n
The enhancement of our crush tests for test specimens up to a size of 200 x 160 x 60 cm and a force of max. 120 kN (according to ECE R 100\/136) is in preparation.<\/p>\n
All tests are also documented with (high-speed) data loggers, video recordings and BMS\/BUS logging.<\/p>\n
Another major advantage of this facility, which makes the test capacity of cetecom advanced unique in Germany \u2013 is the possibility to test particularly large batteries. A footprint of 240 x 180 cm and a height of 200 cm are available for conducting abuse tests. Batteries with a total mass of up to 1,000 kg can be tested in the inner test chamber.
\nBy using an external site with a connection to the infrastructure of a vehicle testing area, we carry out these tests in a virtually explosion-proof environment. An exhaust air system with gas scrubbing system and flue gas cooling also separates generated outgassing up to 200 m\u00b3 per minute. The required safety in case of fire is ensured by a remote-controlled CO2 extinguishing system and an emergency water fogging system.<\/p>\n
Do you need a reliable service provider for battery testing that offers you security and flexibly available testing dates? Do not hesitate to contact us directly: mail@cetecomadvanced.com \/ +49 681 598-0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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