Vocabulary of lithium-ion batteries for electric bicycle (English Version)
With the rapid development of the electric bicycle industry, lithium-ion batteries, as the core power source, have increasingly higher safety and performance requirements. GB/T 36945—2018 "Vocabulary of Lithium-ion Batteries for Electric Bicycles" came into being, aiming to unify industry terminology, standardize technical requirements, and provide a basis for product quality improvement and safety assurance.
This standard is managed by the National Bicycle Standardization Technical Committee and supported by the China Light Industry Federation, reflecting the combination of industry consensus and technological progress. By clarifying the key terms and definitions of lithium-ion batteries, this standard provides a unified language system for research and development, production and testing, which helps to improve the overall technical level of the industry.
Dimensions | GB/T 36945—2018 | Comparison Standards | Difference Analysis |
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Term Definition | Specified the special terms for lithium-ion batteries for electric bicycles, such as "cell" and "battery". | GB/T 2900.41—2008 (General Battery Terminology) | Added professional terms for electric bicycle scenarios, filling the gap in the industry. |
Technical Requirements | Specified key indicators such as rated capacity, cycle life, and safety performance of batteries. | GB 31241—2014 (Safety Standard for Lithium-ion Batteries) | Combined with the use scenarios of electric bicycles, the durability and safety requirements are refined. |
Scope of Application | Specially for lithium-ion batteries for electric bicycles. | GB/T 28164—2011 (Safety Requirements for Portable Sealed Batteries) | Focusing on specific application scenarios, the standard is more targeted and applicable. |
Case 1: The difference between a single cell and a battery pack
A single cell refers to a basic unit device that directly converts chemical energy into electrical energy, such as a cylindrical battery and a square battery. A battery pack is a system composed of multiple single cells, usually including a battery management system (BMS) to monitor and manage the battery status.
In practical applications, a battery pack is connected to external devices through a charging interface and a discharge interface to provide power for an electric bicycle. For example, in high-load riding scenarios, the BMS will adjust the current output in real time to ensure the safe operation of the battery pack.
Case 2: Handling leakage and rupture
Leakage refers to the leakage of electrolyte from the battery casing, usually caused by poor sealing or excessive internal pressure. Rupture refers to mechanical damage to the battery casing, resulting in the exposure of internal substances.
In actual use, manufacturers have effectively reduced the incidence of these two types of failures by optimizing the diaphragm design and strengthening the safety valve function. For example, a certain brand of electric bicycle batteries uses multi-layer protection technology, which significantly improves the durability and safety of the product.
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