Uncontrolled discharge of hot gases during thermal events poses safety risks to vehicle occupants and structural integrity. Managing gas flow prevents internal pressure buildup and fire propagation.

Hazardous gas release during cell failure causes internal pressure buildup and fire propagation. Managing these emissions prevents catastrophic module destruction.

Battery systems face catastrophic failure when internal pressure or heat exceeds structural limits. Preventing unmanaged discharge of hazardous gases ensures passenger safety and prevents cascading system destruction.

Battery cells are prone to catastrophic failure through heat and gas buildup. Managing these venting events prevents sequential cell ignition and structural vehicle damage.