Battery Nail Penetration Testing Machine
The Battery Nail Penetration Testing Machine is a critical device designed to assess battery safety under extreme mechanical stress. It complies with global standards like IEC 62133, UL 1642, and GB/T 31241-2014, ensuring reliable testing for international safety certifications.
Applicable Standards
- Global Compliance: Aligns with IEC 62133 (portable batteries), UL 1642 (lithium-ion safety), and GB/T 31241-2014 (lithium-ion safety requirements).
- Real-World Simulation: Replicates scenarios where batteries are pierced by sharp objects, as in waste compaction or accidental damage.
Main Parameters
Parameter | Specification |
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Nail Diameter | φ3mm–φ8mm (customizable up to φ10mm) |
Penetration Force | 150–200Kg (adjustable) |
Penetration Speed | 10–40mm/s (adjustable) |
Safety Features | Emergency stop, explosion-proof chamber, tempered glass viewing window |
Data Acquisition | Real-time voltage, temperature monitoring; USB data export |
Material | SUS304 stainless steel interior, cold-rolled steel exterior |
Working Principle
The machine uses pneumatic actuators to drive a hardened steel needle vertically through the battery, creating an internal short circuit. Sensors monitor voltage drop, surface temperature, and pressure changes in real time. A PLC system controls penetration depth and data logging, while a remote control panel ensures operator safety.
Test Principle
- Setup: Fully charged batteries are secured in the test chamber.
- Penetration Execution: The needle pierces the battery at a controlled speed, simulating a short circuit.
- Post-Test Analysis: Batteries are observed for fire, smoke, or structural failure. Voltage and temperature data validate compliance with safety thresholds.
Key Advantages
- Versatility: Supports lithium-ion, NiMH, and lead-acid chemistries.
- Customization: Adjustable needle size and penetration speed for diverse test requirements.
- Safety: Enclosed chamber with auto-extinguish features and emergency vents.
This machine empowers manufacturers to identify mechanical vulnerabilities, ensuring batteries meet stringent safety standards and reducing field failures.