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Battxcel Maritime November/December 2023

The next session is now open for registrations with a focus on operation, testing and safety of Li-ion batteries within maritime applications.

This 6-week bundle consists of 3 comprehensive modules. The coaching program will take place from 6 November 2023 to 15 December 2023.Within this time frame, live coaching sessions will take place every second Monday and Friday from 10 AM - 11 AM (Berlin time) via Microsoft Teams.

Course Background

Li-ion battery development projects are always approached from different sides e.g., chemistry, physics, electrical engineering, computer science. These different ways of approach make a battery development project a multi-disciplinary project, which brings the necessity for a common understanding to guarantee an effective work together. There is a need for a common knowledge of the Li-ion battery as core component as well as its challenges within battery system development and engineering.

The participant will learn how a Li-ion battery works, what are the important parts, know the important vocabulary, understand the potential of a Li-ion battery at equilibrium and under load, understand heat production of a Li-ion battery under load, understand cyclic and calendric aging of Li-ion batteries and the determining factors, understand challenges of fast charging, name basic BMS functionalities and measurement basics.

The participant will learn how typical battery tests (electrical tests, aging tests, and safety tests) are carried out and name typical challenges with the tests as well as typical tricks of battery cell

manufacturers. The participant will learn about safety fundamentals, like materials affecting safety and the nature of battery risks. Safety considerations along the value chain for automotive and maritime applications and safety during transport and storage are discussed. Some real safety incidents and lessons learned are addressed as well.


Course Schedule

Dr. Richter achieved his PhD at NTNU/Trondheim in Norway. He worked for Siemens AS within maritime battery development. After returning to Germany, Dr. Richter worked within automotive battery development as Senior Expert for AKKA, mainly working together with Volkswagen. Since March 2021, Dr. Richter is CEO and founder of Greenectra OÜ.

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