Heishan quality assurance battery cabinet production

What is Quality Management in battery production?

Quality management for battery production: A 4.1. Method for quality man agement in battery production quality management during production. This procedure can be format and process structure. Hence, by detecting deviations in control and feedback are facilitated. properties. Among the external requirements are quality

What are the tools of Quality Management in lithium-ion battery production?

Due to the complexity of the production chain for lithium-ion battery production, classical tools of quality management in production, such as statistical process control (SPC), process capability indices and design of experiments (DoE) soon reach their limits of applicability .

What is quality-oriented production planning in Assembly of battery modules?

A tool for quality-oriented production planning in assembly of battery modules was developed by , defining critical product and process characteristics and deriving appropriate quality assurance systems using a measurement equipment catalogue.

Is high-throughput CT scanning a good solution for battery QC?

While no single method offers a perfect solution, we believe high-throughput CT scanning stands out as an especially promising and impactful technique for battery QC. Glimpse is a Boston-based startup pioneering high-throughput CT scanning for battery quality control by solving CT scanning’s two major bottlenecks: scan time and analysis time.

Why is absolute precision required when processing material webs to produce lithium-ion batteries?

Klaus Hamacher, New Business Development Absolute precision is required when processing material webs to produce lithium-ion batteries to ensure a safe and high-quality product. BST addresses this issue through our diverse product portfolio, such as our inspection and web guiding systems.

Is CT scanning a 'holy grail' battery QC technique?

CT scanning is often considered to be the “holy grail” battery QC technique as it is capable of nondestructively detecting many cell defects related to geometric structure. While CT scanning is historically a slow technique (~hours), recent advances are driving scan times down to minutes or even seconds.