Battery engineering safety technologies (BEST): M5 framework of mechanisms, modes, metrics, modeling, and mitigation
Authors:
- Jingyuan ZhaoJingyuan Zhao
- Zhilong LvZLZhilong Lv
- Di LiDi Li
- Xuning FengXFXuning Feng
- Zhenghong WangZWZhenghong Wang
- Yuyan WuYuyan Wu
- Dapai ShiDapai Shi
- Michael FowlerMichael Fowler
- Andrew F. BurkeAndrew F. Burke
- 23 September 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in eTransportation
- Vol. 22, 100364
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