Ofodike Ezekoye

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University of Texas at Austin

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Ofodike Ezekoye is a Professor at The University of Texas at Austin, USA. His research focuses on the thermal and safety characteristics of lithium-ion batteries, including the hazards associated with thermal runaway, toxic gas emissions, and state estimation techniques. Recent publications include studies on the characterization of hazardous gases, data-driven modeling for gas dispersion during battery failures, and ultrasonic detection of thermal abuse in battery cells.

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(Invited) Thermal Runaway Hazards of Current and Next Generation Batteries

Characterizing hazardous gases from NMC811 materials and coin cells with TGA and tube-furnace FTIR-MS evolved-gas-analysis

Time-resolved characterization of toxic and flammable gases during venting of Li-ion cylindrical cells with current interrupt devices

Modal analysis of lithium-ion pouch cell for state estimation and monitoring early-stage aging

Ultrasonic detection of pre-existing thermal abuse in lithium-ion pouch cells

Ultrasonic inspection of lithium-ion pouch cells subjected to localized thermal abuse

Experimental and modeling characterization of nickel–manganese–cobalt (532) lithium ion battery arrays with thermal separators

Electrothermal Characterization and Modeling of Lithium-Ion Pouch Cells in Thermal Runaway

Data-driven modeling of downwind toxic gas dispersion in lithium-ion battery failures using computational fluid dynamics

Improving Heat Flux Predictions for Directional Flame Thermometers by Incorporating Convective Effects

Low-order modeling of Lithium Cobalt Oxide Lithium ion battery arrays with various states of charge

Thermal runaway behavior of nickel–manganese–cobalt 18650 lithium-ion cells induced by internal and external heating failures

Towards Fire Forensic Characteristics of Failed Cylindrical Format Lithium–Ion Cells and Batteries

Change in acoustic impulse response of a room due to a fire

Characterization of Thermally Induced Runaway in Pouch Cells for Propagation

Experimental and numerical simulation of multi-component combustion of typical charring material

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M. R. Haberman

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