The world's largest Secondary Battery Fire Test Center opens.

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The world's largest Secondary Battery Fire Test Center opens.

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The world's largest Secondary Battery Fire Test Center opens.

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Korea's National Institute of Technology Standards, under the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, has announced the full-scale operation of the 'High-capacity Secondary Battery Fire Safety Verification Center,' which is equipped with the world's largest (30MW) secondary battery fire test facility in Samcheok, Gangwon Province, South Korea, and recognized as an internationally certified testing institution.

 

The National Institute of Technology Standards (KATS) initiated the construction of the Secondary Battery Fire Test Center in Samcheok, Gangwon Province, as part of the Energy Storage System (ESS) safety enhancement plan introduced in 2019. They officially opened the 'High-capacity Secondary Battery Fire Safety Verification Center' on September 15, 2023.

 

The Center will issue international test certificates, support full-cycle technical processes for high-capacity secondary battery product development, conduct fire incident analysis and damage assessment, and evaluate large-scale fire extinguishing equipment for firefighting.



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