he Hidden Risk: Why Do Traditional Lithium Batteries Pose a Fire Hazard?

Driven by the global "dual carbon" goals, new energy vehicles and large-scale energy storage technologies are developing rapidly. Lithium-ion batteries have become an indispensable energy carrier deeply integrated into our daily lives.

However, the safety hazards of traditional lithium-ion batteries remain a critical challenge for the industry. Powered by liquid organic electrolytes, these batteries are analogous to carrying a small bucket of "flammable liquid". In practical applications, internal short circuits, overheating, or severe collisions can easily trigger thermal runaway, leading to fires or even explosions, which has become the biggest obstacle restricting the further development of the lithium battery industry.