Excessive internal gas accumulation leads to catastrophic casing failure and thermal runaway. Mitigating this risk prevents structural rupture and ensures vehicle occupant safety.

Internal pressure buildup and heat propagation lead to catastrophic enclosure failure. Preventing structural rupture and directing hazardous emissions ensures the safety of surrounding components and occupants.

Accumulation of gases within the battery housing leads to structural failure or thermal runaway. Managing this pressure prevents catastrophic cell rupture and protects surrounding electrical equipment.