Blast pressure of C-H-O solvents on failed lithium-ion cells at the voltage range between 3.8 V and 4.18 V may be calculated by means of the simple semi-empirical equation, y = （Ia ＋ Jb）/（Ka ＋ Lb ＋ Me）, p is th...Blast pressure of C-H-O solvents on failed lithium-ion cells at the voltage range between 3.8 V and 4.18 V may be calculated by means of the simple semi-empirical equation, y = （Ia ＋ Jb）/（Ka ＋ Lb ＋ Me）, p is the initial density of solvent, Q is the chemical energy of explosion, v is the voltage. The values of a, b, c depend on C-H-O composition. Value of I, J, K, L, Mmay be estimated from the H20-CO2 arbitrary decomposition assumption. Blast pressure derived in this manner can provide preliminary protective estimation and it is compared with experiment results by adiabatic calorimeter.展开更多
文摘Blast pressure of C-H-O solvents on failed lithium-ion cells at the voltage range between 3.8 V and 4.18 V may be calculated by means of the simple semi-empirical equation, y = （Ia ＋ Jb）/（Ka ＋ Lb ＋ Me）, p is the initial density of solvent, Q is the chemical energy of explosion, v is the voltage. The values of a, b, c depend on C-H-O composition. Value of I, J, K, L, Mmay be estimated from the H20-CO2 arbitrary decomposition assumption. Blast pressure derived in this manner can provide preliminary protective estimation and it is compared with experiment results by adiabatic calorimeter.
