Dynamic climate chambers
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Battery Testing
for lithium-ion cells, packs and modules
Total safety
Demand for the production of ever more powerful batteries is on the increase. Whether in electromobility solutions, smartphones, or wireless electrical appliances, the market appetite is huge. In areas such as quality assurance and production, cells, packs, and modules are therefore being subjected to a wide range of test procedures, including aging, performance, and stress tests. Major automotive manufacturers have set up entire test centers to carry out their procedures.
Further important test factors relate to standards and safety requirements which test chambers must ensure are met. The battery test chambers and safety packages from BINDER are suitable to meet the requirements of EUCAR hazard level 6, to name but one example, and ensure that people, chambers, and the environment do not come to any harm.
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The University of Warwick in the UK is successfully using BINDER simulation chambers from Tuttlingen in its research work
The newly founded Energy Innovation Centre, part of the International Automotive Research Centre (IARC), is working on the development of batteries for hybrid and electric vehicles. The aim is for batteries to be made more efficient in the near future, and for this reason scientists also need ever better climate chambers. So, with BINDER chambers, they have most likely found exactly the product they need, "Because the more powerful the batteries become, the more dangerous the tests in the laboratory. The scientists therefore need absolute safety," says Mark Amor-Segan, engineer at the new test center. In the new video interview on the "Select Science" website, the scientist emphasizes that safety will become even more important in the context of battery tests over the next few years.
At the moment, the scientists at the University of Warwick are fully reliant on BINDER chambers, at least this is shown in the film, which takes the viewer into the laboratory. One BINDER chamber after another can be seen in it, as essential prerequisites for meticulous research work.
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