Volume 14, Issue 3 • March 31, 2026

Thermal Imaging Workflow for Early Battery Pack Anomaly Screening

Open access • Peer reviewed • CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Priya Nair (Author) ORCID ; Rohan Bedi (Co-author) ORCID

Energy StorageThermal AnalysisSafety Engineering

Abstract

The authors present a thermal-imaging protocol for identifying early anomaly signatures in small lithium-ion battery modules. By combining frame differencing, region-threshold tracking, and cycle-level normalization, the workflow flags localized hotspots before threshold breach events. Across 120 controlled charge-discharge cycles, the method detected precursor anomalies an average of 14 minutes earlier than a voltage-only baseline. The study offers a reproducible screening framework for battery safety diagnostics.

Citation

Priya Nair, Rohan Bedi (2026). Thermal Imaging Workflow for Early Battery Pack Anomaly Screening. Journal of Young Scientists & Engineers, 14(3). https://doi.org/10.35940/jyse.ENE.2026.140505

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