Special Session X
Efficient Utilization of New Energy and New Technologies for Battery Thermal Safety
Efficient utilization of new energy is an indispensable and essential
means in the new energy system. The development and application of new
energy generation technologies, thermoelectric conversion technologies, and
new types of batteries have brought profound changes to the energy and
electricity industry as well as the energy-consuming sectors. However,
challenges related to the stability of large-scale new energy generation
technologies and the thermal safety of batteries have not been effectively
addressed. The emerging demands for energy utilization in industries pose
new technological development requirements for production, consumption,
energy storage, and management within the energy and electricity systems.
This also stimulates the in-depth integration of energy storage technology,
thermal management technology, thermal safety technology, and materials.
The efficient utilization of new energy and battery thermal safety
technology exhibits distinct interdisciplinary characteristics. Through
interdisciplinary research on energy systems and materials, it promotes the
cross-disciplinary integration, serving the safe production and utilization
of energy and electricity. This special session aims to facilitate the
scientific integration of efficient utilization of new energy and new
technologies for battery thermal safety, driving energy storage technology
towards more efficient, safer, and economical directions.
The topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
• Research on lithium-ion battery materials.
• High-performance thermal interface
materials and new types of fire-resistant thermal insulation materials.
• Simulation and emulation of thermal
safety in lithium-ion batteries.
• Research on thermal management
technologies, including air cooling, liquid cooling, phase change, and
thermoelectric conversion.
• Safety management of lithium-ion
battery energy storage systems.
• Security dispatch of energy storage
systems and microgrid technology in the power grid.
• AI-based optimization design for
the safety of energy storage systems.
Organizers
Tao Lin, Guangzhou City University of Technology, China
Dr. Tao Lin obtained his Ph.D. degree in Power Engineering and Engineering
Thermophysics from the School of Electric Power at South China University of
Technology. Currently, he serves as an Associate Professor at Guangzhou City
University of Technology, China. Dr. Lin is dedicated to research in thermoelectric conversion
technology and energy-efficient utilization technology. He has authored and
edited two publications and has published more than 20 SCI/EI papers. Dr. Lin
Tao also holds the role of Technical Committee member for the ICPET2022 and
ICPET2023 conferences, as well as the AEEES2023 international conference.
Jun Li, Kunming University, China
Dr. Jun Li graduated from Chongqing University with a Ph.D. in Power Engineering
and Engineering Thermophysics. Currently, he holds the position of lecturer at
the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Kunming University. Dr. Li's
research focuses on energy storage materials, battery thermal management
technology, and the thermal utilization of renewable energy. He has published
over 20 SCI papers and applied for more than ten patents.
Mingfeng Chen, Zhejiang University, China
Dr. Mingfeng Chen received his Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from South China University of Technology. During his doctoral studies, he conducted joint training at the Department of Chemical Engineering, Texas A&M University, USA, and later pursued postdoctoral research at Harbin Institute of Technology. Currently, he holds the position of Associate Professor at Zhejiang University. His primary research interests lie in smart soft materials, including the self-assembly and external field control of two-dimensional materials, as well as the construction of functional materials based on two-dimensional materials such as zirconium phosphate, graphene oxide, and barium ferrite. Additionally, he is involved in the preparation and application of magnetically controlled micro-nanorobots. Dr. Chen has published over 20 SCI papers. He has been honored with the Kaneka Americas Holding, Inc. Scholarship, the National Scholarship for Graduate Students, financial support from the China Scholarship Council, and has been selected for the Talents Program for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
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