Wide capabilities for EMC and environmental tests on battery packs at the development stage. Compliance testing and homologation services against ECE R100 & R136 regulations (Battery Safety), ECE R10 (EMC), UN DOT 38.3 standard (Battery Transportation), OEM standards, and Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 on Batteries and waste Batteries.
Applus+ Laboratories partners with OEMs and battery manufacturers to test battery packs' safety and reliability in various environmental conditions. Our network of labs combines different testing capabilities at battery module and battery pack levels to test customer specifications at the development stage. We also offer compliance testing services for key standards and regulations.
Our laboratories have purpose-built EMC testing chambers to test the electromagnetic compatibility of BMS integrated into batteries. Our labs are equipped to easily move and reposition battery packs. As connectors and test positions vary from battery to battery, versatility is key to speeding up test plans and ensuring worst-case scenarios can be tested to avoid non-compliances at vehicle levels.
Supporting both AC and DC charging methods, we can test in all available real-world scenarios that the battery will face in its life cycle within a vehicle.
We have a best-in-class test system with a large shaker (200 kN vibration, 400 kN shock) coupled with a large climatic chamber of 11 m³, ready to test battery packs up to 2 m x 1.6 m at temperatures from -50°C to 120°C. This large climatic chamber is EUCAR 6 rated (safety protections) for battery testing and can also work as stand-alone equipment to conduct thermal tests.
Our labs are equipped with several smaller climatic chambers (-70°C to 180°C) and shakers (with climatic chambers), as well as other testing capabilities for battery testing such as:
Applus+ Laboratories has dedicated facilities to test fire resistance and thermal runaway on batteries at cell, module, and pack levels.
We can also handle all the tests related to mechanical shock and integrity as well as battery abuse.
This EU Regulation entered into force in August 2023, but the mandatory enforcement of their requirements has different dates spanning from 2024 to 2028. It is applicable to all types of batteries including EV batteries, placed on the market or put into service within the European Union, regardless of whether they were produced in the EU or imported.
Compliance with some of the Regulation these articles, requires the intervention of a Notified Body to achieve certification (for example the carbon footprint or the recycled content). Applus+ Laboratories already offers compliance services to prepare for this regulation, and is prepared to apply for the Notified Body status as soon as the authorities establish their process and requirements. More information on REGULATION (EU) 2023/1542 here.
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