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Imperial Mechanical Engineering
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The department of Mechanical Engineering at Imperial College London
www.imperial.ac.uk/mechanical-engineering/
www.imperial.ac.uk/mechanical-engineering/
Mechanics of Materials podcast: Episode 5, Huizhi Wang
The fifth episode of the Mechanics of Materials podcast, hosted by Dr Michael Cornish.
Dr Huizhi Wang talks about her research into the thermofluid aspects of electrochemical energy devices. As we move towards further electrification of our world, we need a variety of energy storage solutions to meet our needs.
Dr Huizhi Wang talks about her research into the thermofluid aspects of electrochemical energy devices. As we move towards further electrification of our world, we need a variety of energy storage solutions to meet our needs.
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Mechanics of Materials podcast: Episode 4, Dimitrios Bikos
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The fourth episode of the Mechanics of Materials podcast, hosted by Dr Michael Cornish. Dr Dimitrios Bikos talks about research into next generation fiber reinforced composite materials, an area of development of particular interest for the transport industry.
Mechanics of Materials podcast: Episode 3, Liliang Wang
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The third episode of the Mechanics of Materials podcast, hosted by Dr Michael Cornish. Dr Liliang Wang talks about the development of novel metal forming technologies, and how this helps us make lighter, more sustainable vehicles.
Mechanics of Materials podcast: Episode 2, Ambrose Taylor
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The second episode of the Mechanics of Materials podcast, hosted by Dr Michael Cornish. Professor Ambrose Taylor talks about the importance and challenges of preserving our cultural heritage.
"Overview of Battery Fire Safety" by Professor Guillermo Rein
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This is the seminar given by Prof Guillermo Rein in December 2023 to the fire engineering group at DBI Denmark. It covers the basics of battery fires, initiation routes, hazards, his worries about the problem, gaps in the science, and possible engineering solutions.
Mechanics of Materials podcast: Episode 1, Maria Charalambides
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The first episode of the Mechanics of Materials podcast, hosted by Dr Michael Cornish. Professor Maria Charalambides talks about research into a sustainable future for plastics. A transcript of this podcast episode is available on our website: www.imperial.ac.uk/mechanical-engineering/research/mechanics-of-materials/mom-podcast
Talk: Introduction to Wildfire Science
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In this talk, Professor Guillermo Rein explains the basics of wildfire science: the importance of fuel thickness, moisture, topography and wind to help us create a safer community. It was part of a wildfire course offered by the Met Office to UK emergency personnel.
Sirocco fire whirl chamber at Imperial Hazelab
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Sirocco fire whirl chamber at Imperial Hazelab
Lecture 2 : "What is the fire risk now?"
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Dr Matthew Bonner analyses the recent fire statistics of London.
Lecture 4: "Flammability of Materials"
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Professor Guillermo Rein introduces the fire concepts that go from materials to compartments.
Lecture 3: "The Layers of Fire Protection"
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Professor Guillermo Rein introduces the 6 layers of fire protection, starting with prevention.
Lecture 1: "What is Fire Engineering?"
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Professor Guillermo Rein introduces fire engineering and the fire safety challenges of sustainability from timber to batteries.
A First Introduction to Fire Engineering
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Professor Guillermo Rein introduces a new online course in Fire Engineering. Watch the full course: th-cam.com/play/PLRCb4pH3hx0sJPdgVD3sDPChFv8gAdGEK.html
New online course: “An Introduction to Fire Engineering"
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Professor Guillermo Rein introduces a new online course in Fire Engineering.
Inspirational lecture with Keno Mario-Ghae
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An Inspirational Lecture given by Keno Mario-Ghae (The Little Car Company) for the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Imperial College London.
Your Imperial Taster Lecture: Demystifying Mechanical Engineering Design
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Your Imperial Taster Lecture: Demystifying Mechanical Engineering Design
Inspirational Lecture with Christopher Baker-Brian
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Inspirational Lecture with Christopher Baker-Brian
Inspirational Lecture with Karsten Roenner
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Inspirational Lecture with Karsten Roenner
Invited Lecture: Combustion Science at the Crossroads with Climate Change and Safety
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Invited Lecture: Combustion Science at the Crossroads with Climate Change and Safety
Learning Heat Transfer: heat transfer across the jacket of a firefighter, Incropera’s Question 3.20
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Learning Heat Transfer: heat transfer across the jacket of a firefighter, Incropera’s Question 3.20
Learning Heat Transfer: Thermal insulation of a powerline, Incropera’s Question 7.52
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Learning Heat Transfer: Thermal insulation of a powerline, Incropera’s Question 7.52
Learning Heat Transfer: Performance of a heat exchanger, Incropera’s Question 11.1
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Learning Heat Transfer: Performance of a heat exchanger, Incropera’s Question 11.1
2021 ECM Plenary Lecture: Smouldering Combustion in Science and Technology
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2021 ECM Plenary Lecture: Smouldering Combustion in Science and Technology
Introduction to Combustion Science in Wildfires
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Introduction to Combustion Science in Wildfires
Science and Technology of Battery Fire Safety
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Science and Technology of Battery Fire Safety
Thank you very much, Dr. Rein, for the great explanation and excellent lecture. I went down a rabbit hole regarding the exterior cladding on the Summerland complex. I could find a definition of Galbestos but not one for Decalin. A Google search on Decalin says that it is a liquid, which, of course, could not have been the cladding material used in construction. Do you have any thoughts on what 'decalin' refers to in this context?
great lecture!
good work, can you upload more videos about the lectures of fire science?
Does this apply across cell types (cylindrical; pouch; prismatic), and if so, are the effects quantitatively similar, or different (and if the latter, by how much)? How does this translate to C rate, particularly where discharge is concerned? Is there a threshold under which these considerations are marginal?
This is valuable information. Thank you 🫱🏾🫲🏽
THERMAL RUNAWAY = FIRE SPREAD! Yes!! It's the same thing. NFPA and UL won't call it fire spread because now they have to hold the Lithium ion battery up to existing standards on Flame Spread and Smoke Development!!!
I can't believe just how much blame for these fires are shifted on the consumer in the form of "Battery Abuse." What ever happened to INTRINSICALLY SAFE BATTERIES!!??
Absolutely incredible Guillermo!! We were listening to him at a Fire Congress in Spain and really shocked our mental plans as firefighters. Keep on working that way 👏👏👏👏
your introduction on this subject is great
Great information, it would be more helpful to use online web tools broken in to chapters to practice as well. QA etc. to remember information and get CPD certificate worth paying.
14:13 Yes definitely Professor. With the introduction of residential sprinklers for all residential developments above 11m (typically G+4 buildings) in Approved Document B Volume 1 2022 edition, we can expect sprinkler comtrolled fires to be a norm
Good evening sir, where can we download the presentations please?
beautiful flame
is there a link available for these 4 lectures?
Hi Guillermo, I am expecting to know the platform and enrollment steps, my field is on air quality and since 2019 I have been studying emissions from different kinds of fire.
Yes
Very interested. Looking forward to bring able to access this
The course is already made and filmed, I am just looking for the best online platform to host it. It should be free (or low cost) and allow for professional development credits (eg, CPF).
Hi. I'm interested in this course. How can I enroll?
Hi I would be very interested in the courses
Yes please how can I enroll?
Hello Guillermo. Estaré atento a las cuatro sesiones. Mi inglés no es muy fluido, pero con un poco de paciencia se entiende todo
Podés usar los subtitulos en español Iván.
Hola @@federicolatosinski !! Síi, cierto. no lo había pensado. Aunque intento ver los videos en inglés a ver si aprendo de una vez por todas 🤣
The online course is ready, it has four lectures, each of about 25 min. Are you interested?
This is the future Guillermo, open source.... the 'Andrew Huberman' of Fire Engineering :)
yes, how may I enroll?
Hi Guillermo, I would like access to the course please. Thank you very much.
yep
Hi. I'm interested in this course. How can I enroll?
I have never seen batteries with tap cooling
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What about surface cooling in a direction parallel to the tabs? I'm curious what the results would have been if you placed the surface coolers on the other sides of the cell
a very interesting and remarkable presentation. Thanks for it.
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Interesting talk!
doesnt tesla use surface cooling?
Brilliant video. Will show this to all my grad students on how to present research !
1. The given cell do not have the tabs on opposite side, so I doubt about the uniformity of cell you are getting. 2. If you are testing for EVs battery degradations the ambient temperatures matters a lot. Have you tested it for the climatic condition for more than 35 or 40 degC and below 5 degC. I guess the results will be different in those cases, Also what is the average temperature you are getting in this cases. 3. For a prismatic cell results seems promising but for Kokam SLPB11543140H5 model with width only 11.7mm and providing both surfaces with liquid cooling i dont think the temperature difference could be more than say max to 1 degC or 0.5 degC. Have you checked the difference what is it?
Great educational video from 2016/2017. In 2020 (Tesla's battery day) Tesla is going to change the cooling system with the new bigger battery 4680 to a tab cooling (or bottom cooling) like the Jaguar I-pace. Maybe the Berlin's made Model Y will be the first to implement this cooling.
What about cooling prismatic batteries? They should have a much better thermal cooling.
Suspect I'm not the only one watching researching Tesla's battery day
I'm with ya. Working on a project involving computational transport phenomena to investigate how thermal management of Tesla's new tabless cell design may be advantageous to that of the current 2170. This new design literally changes everything.
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Awesome info thanks
How are Tesla batteries cooled? By surface or tab? I think it was surface, but that would be less lifetime efficiently. So what is it.
Surface Cooling - because Surface Cooling "good enough" under NORMAL USE. Also, Tesla does NOT use Pouch Cells and NOBODY discharges their battery pack in 10 minutes. A "10 minutes discharge test" is a very stupid test. Have you ever consumed an entire tank of gasoline in just 10 minutes - NO, you have not, not ever, because your engine would get way too hot = a very stupid test ...
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