Modular battery pack architecture: BYDRecent Research Landscape
Mechanical failure and thermal runaway risks in high-density energy storage drive up vehicle safety costs. These innovations mitigate these risks through reinforced structural integration of the battery enclosure into the vehicle chassis.
What technical problems is BYD addressing in Modular battery pack architecture?
Interconnect assembly complexity
(62)evidences
Vibration and thermal stress cause electrical contact failure between cells and pack assemblies. Eliminating these failures ensures consistent power delivery in high-vibration vehicle environments.
Inadequate energy density scalability
(41)evidences
Standard energy storage configurations suffer from excessive volume overhead and poor volumetric efficiency. Minimizing wasted space within the vehicle chassis increases total energy capacity and vehicle range.
Limited energy storage density
(23)evidences
Standard battery housing designs often suffer from poor volumetric efficiency and structural overhead. Reducing wasted space within the pack increases energy density and improves vehicle range.