Battery protection plate, battery pack, and vehicle
AssigneeXiaomi EV Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsJun CHEN, Yawen Qin, Haiyun Chen, Yubing Xing, Baofeng LV
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Abstract
A battery protection plate, a battery pack, and a vehicle are provided. The battery protection plate includes a base layer and an energy-absorbing layer. The energy-absorbing layer is arranged on a side of the base layer. A tensile strength and an elastic modulus of the base layer are greater than a tensile strength and an elastic modulus of the energy-absorbing layer, and an elongation at break of the energy-absorbing layer is greater than an elongation at break of the base layer.
Claims20
A battery protection plate, comprising:
- a base layer;
- and
- an energy-absorbing layer arranged on a side of the base layer;
- wherein a tensile strength and an elastic modulus of the base layer are greater than a tensile strength and an elastic modulus of the energy-absorbing layer, and an elongation at break of the energy-absorbing layer is greater than an elongation at break of the base layer.
A battery pack, comprising:
- a battery protection plate comprising:
- a base layer;
- and
- an energy-absorbing layer arranged on a side of the base layer facing an interior of the battery pack;
- wherein a tensile strength and an elastic modulus of the base layer are greater than a tensile strength and an elastic modulus of the energy-absorbing layer, and an elongation at break of the energy-absorbing layer is greater than an elongation at break of the base layer.
A vehicle, comprising:
- a battery pack having a battery protection plate, wherein the battery protection plate comprises:
- a base layer;
- and
- an energy-absorbing layer arranged on a side of the base layer facing an interior of the battery pack;
- wherein a tensile strength and an elastic modulus of the base layer are greater than a tensile strength and an elastic modulus of the energy-absorbing layer, and an elongation at break of the energy-absorbing layer is greater than an elongation at break of the base layer.
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