Discussion on International Standards Related to Testing and Evaluation of Lithium Battery Energy Storage
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.13052/dgaej2156-3306.3732Keywords:
Distributed energy, lithium battery energy storage, assessment, test items, echelon utilization, life cycle.Abstract
With the massive penetration of distributed energy, energy storage has
become an indispensable key link. Lithium battery energy storage is one of
the most promising technologies in the field of energy storage. The discussion
and Research on foreign lithium battery energy storage standards can better
evaluate them to enter the international market. This article interprets some
internationally representative test standards, and compares some key test
items in accordance with international standards, aiming to promote domes-
tic companies to understand international standards and ultimately produce
products that meet international standards. It also points out the reqirements
of reusing batteries and factories in the cascade utilization process stipulated
by the UL 1974 evaluation standard. This paper provides technical support for
the supervision and management of the entire life cycle of lithium batteries
and also helps to promote the industry’s circular low-carbon and sustainable
development.
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