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Latest Developments And Emerging Issues In Battery Thermal Runaway

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• Attendees will be presented information on decomposition mechanisms within lithium ion cells and the physics of cell venting and ultimate failure.
• There will also be presentation of data/results of first vent detection through the use of Amphenol’s REDTR sensor platform.
• In addition, attendees will learn of the latest feedback from the field experiences dealing with lithium ion battery failures as well as methods for dealing with thermal runaway.

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01:02:00

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Brian Engle

Business Development Manager @Amphenol Advanced Sensors

As Business Development Manager for Amphenol Advanced Sensors, Brian Engle is responsible for developing new technologies and partnerships to address emerging sensor needs across various industries. With over 30 years of experience in research, development, and business roles within global OEM and Tier 1 automotive companies, Brian blends system engineering disciplines with business acumen to develop cost effective solutions to the most challenging needs within the industry. Within Amphenol, Brian is currently leading the development of Amphenol’s “Robust Early Detection of Thermal Runaway” Sensor platform for lithium ion batteries as well as a number of electrification initiatives. Brian is currently serving as Vice President, NAATBatt, a battery industry trade organization that is working with the US Department of Energy as part of the LiBridge initiative as well as co-chairing committees on Regulatory Compliance & Liability, Education, and Recycling.

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