28 - 31 October, 2019
Courtyard Hamburg City, Hamburg, Germany

Conference Day 2

Start of Day 2

9:15 am - 9:45 am Registration and welcome coffee

9:45 am - 10:00 am Opening by Pascal Thalin, SAE Aerospace Standards Europe, SAE

DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO SAFE LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES

10:00 am - 10:30 am Achieving safe, high performing and high power li-ion battery designs

• Safe means passively propagation resistant to any single cell thermal runaway event with no
flames exiting the battery enclosure
• High performing means > 160 Wh/kg at the battery brick level
• High power means capable of 3C (20 min) continuous discharge rate
• All while using commercial 18650 cell designs capable of 225 Wh/kg at 3C
• Designs maintains low thermal gradients from cell-to-cell and achieves efficient thermal
dissipation through the use of oscillating heat pipe heat sink technology
Eric Darcy, Battery Technical Discipline at NASA

Eric Darcy

Battery Technical Discipline
NASA

10:30 am - 11:00 am Improving battery safety, reliability and energy density through cell monitoring

• Present safety and reliability advantages and challenges around wireless BMS
• How Ducosi‘s intelligent cell solution addresses the challenge, whilst improving energy density
• Life-long monitoring facilitating improved reliability and warranty
Joel Sylvester, CTO at Dukosi

Joel Sylvester

CTO
Dukosi

11:00 am - 11:30 am How to guarantee safe lithium-ion-batteries for aerospace

• Safety is the most important point in aerospace application
• One Part of the solution is precise and reliable processes
• Another one high quality raw materials
• 100 % controlled cells
Stefan Permien, CTO at Custom Cells Itzehoe GmbH

Stefan Permien

CTO
Custom Cells Itzehoe GmbH

12:00 pm - 12:30 pm Making aviation green with the World’s greenest batteries

·         Vertical Integration
·         Traceability
·         Connectivity
Valter Plasgård, Business Development Manager at Northvolt

Valter Plasgård

Business Development Manager
Northvolt

HIGH POWER BATTERY SYSTEMS FOR FLYING

12:30 pm - 1:00 pm Ultra high power lithium ion cells and batteries for hybrid electric flying – made in Germany

• EAS’ special cell chemistry, cell design and production technology
• Advantages of hybrid electric propulsion systems in aviation
• Case studies of EAS technology in space and aerospace applications
Michael Deutmeyer, Managing Director at EAS Batteries GmbH

Michael Deutmeyer

Managing Director
EAS Batteries GmbH

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Networking lunch

2:30 pm - 3:00 pm High-Power Sodium-ion to solve Lithium-ion challenges

• Beyond Lithium ion challenges: power density, nb of cycles, safety
• High research on Sodium-ion & sodium-ion mature families
• Production of High power sodium-ion
Laurent Hubard, CEO at TIAMAT

Laurent Hubard

CEO
TIAMAT

• High Power lithium battery
• BMS
• High efficient converter
• Robust
• Long-live
• Intrinsic safety
Dr. Andreas Würsig, Head of Group "Battery Systems for Special Applications" at Fraunhofer Institute for Silicon Technology ISIT

Dr. Andreas Würsig

Head of Group "Battery Systems for Special Applications"
Fraunhofer Institute for Silicon Technology ISIT

3:30 pm - 4:00 pm Refreshment break and networking

4:00 pm - 4:30 pm Modular battery packs on the basis of different cell technologies and geometries

A powerful, reliable and safe energy storage system can boost confidence in electric vehicles. To
overcome the limitations of battery systems, LION Smart is developing its own battery concept.
This new development aims to set new standards in price, performance and safety without the
need for measuring cabling and with a sophisticated safety concept. In this lecture, LION Smart will
report on general cell differences and the new battery concept.
Tobias Mayer, CTO at LION Smart

Tobias Mayer

CTO
LION Smart

4:30 pm - 5:00 pm Special presentation by students form the Talaria Project | Personal air mobility: Opportunities and challenges, technical and social perspective, and a possible way forward

• Opportunities and challenges: social standpoint
• Safety and social acceptance
• Cargo delivery: a possible way forward
• Opportunities and challenges: technical standpoint
• Technical challenges
• Batteries and fuel cells, a possible theoretical case study (comparison) on our device,
the Hermes 2, for a manned and unmanned
Yash Tambi, Chief Engineer at Talaria

Yash Tambi

Chief Engineer
Talaria

Nishant Patel, Flight Control at Talaria

Nishant Patel

Flight Control
Talaria