More security for batteries

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About two years ago a battery recall following another: Toshiba, Dell, Nokia, HP, Sony - almost all large companies had overheated with energy storage problems. Now the first non-flammable battery was developed.

For about five years, lithium-ion Dell Inspiron 1525 battery are widely used, and again they heat to go up in flames or even explode. Apart from possible injury or damage to, the costs for the necessary product recalls providers such as Dell, Toshiba, Sony, HP and Nokia in the billions. Blame for the kindling are contained in the DELL XPS M1530 battery, flammable organic electrolytes.

This should continue to be put to a commercial lithium-ion battery, researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute successfully altered and organic components through a rigid polymer replaces. The rubber-like core of the new DELL Studio 1537 battery is not flammable. "This considerably enhances the safety of lithium-ion batteries "in performance, Kai-Christian M?ller from the Würzburg Fraunhofer-establishment of Silicate.

However, according to research M?ller another three to five years necessary to secure the DELL Latitude D630 battery to the generation market will come. others will be improved in the conductivity of the energy storage. Shown is the prototype, but now: At the Hannover Fair April will be the end of the Fraunhofer Institute rubber Li-ion Dell Studio 1737 battery for the first time imagine that.