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High-voltage batteries (lithium-ion) for commercial vehicles

Online seminar
VA26-00712
Participation fee: 745 €
The seminar language is German.

The seminar focuses on the suitability of different battery pack concepts (HV) for use in a battery electric commercial vehicle. The specific challenges especially for commercial vehicles (lorries) in setting up, monitoring and controlling the battery system are explained.

At the beginning of the event, the structure and function of lithium-ion battery cells in the vehicle will be explained. The individual production steps of battery cells are then explained. A presentation of the commonly used electrode materials is followed by an evaluation of the advantages and disadvantages of various cell chemistries and cell designs for use in a commercial vehicle. Building on this, an introduction to the design and layout of battery cell modules and battery packs is given. Finally, due to the immense importance of the service life of batteries for commercial vehicles, the ageing mechanisms of lithium-ion cells and the life cycle of a high-voltage battery are discussed in detail.

Speakers:

Dr.-Ing. Frederic Schuh

Since 2023: Daimler Truck AG, Stuttgart

  • High-voltage battery cells and battery management system
    Deputy head of the team for battery cells in series commercial vehicles


2021 to 2023: Daimler Truck AG, Stuttgart

  • High-voltage battery cells and battery management system
    Component manager for the battery cell of a modular, global battery platform


2020 to 2021: Daimler Truck AG, Stuttgart

  • Product development high-voltage battery
    System engineer


2017-2022: Rhenish-Westphalian Technical University, Aachen

  • Doctorate in the field of engineering sciences in cooperation with Daimler Truck AG
    Conception and design of battery-electric commercial vehicle drives


2011-2017: Rhenish-Westphalian Technical University, Aachen

  • Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programme in Industrial Engineering and Management with a specialisation in “Electrical Power Engineering”

On the topic

The commercial vehicle sector is changing. Emission-free drives are gradually replacing diesel drives as the dominant drive technology in order to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, among other things. The batteries used in zero-emission commercial vehicles will play a central role in this change, as they have a significant influence on both the technical characteristics of the vehicle and its life cycle costs. The requirements for high-voltage batteries in commercial vehicles and their technical properties can sometimes differ greatly from those of high-voltage batteries in passenger cars. This event will therefore focus on the design and conception of high-voltage batteries for zero-emission commercial vehicles. Emission-free means locally without exhaust fumes. Mobility will only become emission-free with a further increase in the proportion of green electricity.

Agenda

Online seminar, 09:00 to 17:00

  • Lithium-ion cells for commercial vehicles
    • Structure, production and function of lithium-ion cells
    • Requirements for lithium-ion cells for commercial vehicles; comparison with car batteries
  • Zellchemien und Zelldesigns
    • Challenges and advantages
    • Suitability for use in commercial vehicles
  • Battery systems for commercial vehicles
    • Structure of the battery system
    • Monitoring and control of the battery system
    • Specific challenges for commercial vehicle battery systems
    • Suitability of different battery concepts for use in commercial vehicles
  • Battery life
    • Ageing mechanisms
    • Measures to optimise service life
    • Battery life cycle

Objective

The aim of the event is to familiarise participants with the specific requirements for high-voltage batteries (lithium-ion) in zero-emission commercial vehicles. The challenges in the design of commercial vehicle batteries are discussed and the differences compared to car batteries are worked out.

Circle of participants

This event is aimed at

  • Employees in the transport sector
  • Battery developer
  • Developers in truck and bus production
  • E-mobility enthusiasts
  • Freight forwarders