Compressive creep and viscoelastic stress relaxation in thermal interface materials drop contact pressure, triggering thermal impedance spikes across battery plates.
Matching material compliance to prismatic swell while controlling bond line thickness dictates thermal impedance, voltage isolation, and pack yield.
Optimal prismatic module thermal interface selection balances bulk conductivity against rheology and compliance to accommodate swelling without dielectric rupture.
Variable thermal boundary layers create local cell temperature spreads that accelerate solid electrolyte interphase growth and void supplier warranties.
Thermal interface materials require precise thickness and pressure control to eliminate contact resistance without inducing structural stress on battery cells.
Tightening housing floor machining planarity below 0.2 mm slashes thermal paste volume requirements, preventing multi-million dollar annual BOM overruns.
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