Optimized Li-Ion Electrolytes Containing Triphenyl Phosphate as a Flame-Retardant Additive
TBMG-9882
05/01/2011
- Content
A number of future NASA missions involving the exploration of the Moon and Mars will be “human-rated” and thus require high-specific-energy rechargeable batteries that possess enhanced safety characteristics. Given that Li-ion technology is the most viable rechargeable energy storage device for near-term applications, effort has been devoted to improving the safety characteristics of this system. There is also a strong desire to develop Li-ion batteries with improved safety characteristics for terrestrial applications, most notably for hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) and plugin hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) automotive applications. Therefore, extensive effort has been devoted recently to developing non-flammable electrolytes to reduce the flammability of the cells/battery.
- Citation
- "Optimized Li-Ion Electrolytes Containing Triphenyl Phosphate as a Flame-Retardant Additive," Mobility Engineering, May 1, 2011.