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Safety, Longevity, Affordability – Cracking the Battery Code
AVL SIMpulse: Safety, Longevity, Affordability – Cracking the Battery Code

In many markets, battery electric vehicles have yet to achieve the same level of acceptance as combustion engine vehicles. To make them more competitive, it is essential to reduce the cost of EVs and build confidence in their safety. As the battery accounts for approximately a third of the total cost of the vehicle, it represents the biggest opportunity for optimization — balancing safety, high-capacity retention and affordability.

A key focus of this optimization is to address critical issues such as thermal runaway and battery aging. Ensuring safety and long-term performance requires creating batteries that not only counter thermal runaway, but also retain their capacity over time.  This is where simulation becomes indispensable — not just as a tool, but as a central driver of progress in battery development.

Finding cost-effective solutions to these challenges can be complex. Simpler 1D simulations provide quick answers, enabling faster decisions and shorter development cycles. On the other hand, detailed 3D CFD simulations offer a deeper level of precision, essential for modelling complex phenomena such as thermal runaway. Each approach has its trade-offs, and success lies in balancing meaningful results with the time and resources required for development.

Join us for this SIMpulse online event, where our battery development experts will share insights and strategies for overcoming these challenges and driving innovation in battery technology.

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Presentation language
English
Duration
2,5 hours
Topics
  • Future challenges and paths in battery development
  • Utilization of physics based aging mechanisms and simple virtual test setup for an efficient analysis of battery aging
  • Putting the cell at the core: Looking into an integrated workflow across tools (3D/1D) and integration levels

  

Luigi Giordano

Luigi Giordano
Director Electrification Application
AVL Instrumentation and Testing Systems

 

  

Gabriel Zeni

Gabriel Zeni
Junior CAE Engineer 
Röchling Automotive

  

Matthias Pichler

Matthias Pichler
Simulation Engineer Software Services
AVL Advanced Simulation Technologies

  

Gernot Maier

Gernot Maier
Technical Sales Specialist

AVL Advanced Simulation Technologies

 

  

Robert Triebl

Robert Triebl
Development Engineer Software
AVL Advanced Simulation Technologies

 

09:00 – 09:15 AM CET

Opening Remarks and Welcome

Maximilian Sommer
Business Development Manager
AVL Advanced Simulation Technologies

Christoph Triebl
Solution Manager BEV / HEV System & Battery
AVL Advanced Simulation Technologies

09:15 – 09:40 AM CET

Charging the Future: Trends Shaping the Battery Development 

Luigi Giordano
Director Electrification Application
AVL Instrumentation and Testing Systems

09:40 – 10:10 AM CET

Evaluation of a Coolant Distributor in a BEV at Different Development Phases

Gabriel Zeni
Junior CAE Engineer 
Röchling Automotive

10:10 – 10:50 AM CET

Looking Into an Integrated Workflow Across Tools (3D/1D) and Integration Levels 

Matthias Pichler
Simulation Engineer Software Services
AVL Advanced Simulation Technologies

Gernot Maier
Technical Sales Specialist
AVL Advanced Simulation Technologies

10:50 – 11:20 AM CET

Mastering Battery Aging Simulation for Accurate Degradation Analysis

Robert Triebl
Development Engineer Software
AVL Advanced Simulation Technologies

11:20 – 11:30 AM CET

Closing Remarks

Maximilian Sommer
Business Development Manager
AVL Advanced Simulation Technologies

Christoph Triebl
Solution Manager BEV / HEV System & Battery
AVL Advanced Simulation Technologies

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