The smallest electrochemical device that stores and releases electrical energy in chemical form

With the increasing demand for electromobility, the need for electromechanical testing of battery cells is increasing. Combining TomoScope® XS Plus and Werth longlife injection-type X-ray source, and Werth contour image processing, it can reliably measure geomatics properties such as variations in electrode winding in just a few seconds. Manufacturing inline metallic particles can also be automatically detected within the range, preventing the fire hazards of the entire high-pressure storage system from being blocked and caused. These inline CT scan cell surges can be used to determine the internal result by disrupting the internal result by determining the safety and turnover rates, while also providing high-quality data in a fast quantum environment cycle.