assessment on the fire risk posed by electric vehicles in buildings (eRISIKO)
assessment and improving fire safety for electric vehicles in enclosed parking garages
The eRISIKO (Electric Vehicles Fire Risk Assessment in Indoor Car Parks) project aims goal to improve fire safety in buildings in light of the growing presence of electric vehicles (EVs). To this end, it is developing a dynamic tool driven by artificial intelligence for the assessment of fire risk, focused on both safety design and real-time assessment , supported by robust experimental data and integrated with regulatory programs of study and energy management systems.
The global transition to electric mobility represents an emerging challenge for fire safety in buildings. Electric vehicle fires have unique characteristics due to their lithium-ion batteries, including:
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fees 's Heat Release Capabilities
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Long burn times
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Risk of thermal runaway
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Spontaneous restart
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Production of Toxic Gases
The eRISIKO project ( project ) builds on the previous work of the EVRISK and EU FireStat projects, expanding the scope of the research to incorporate experimental research and advanced fire simulations, as well as fostering broader collaborations between academic and industrial stakeholders.
*The “assessment ” of Fire Risk in Electric Vehicles in Buildings (eRISIKO) is a “ project ” funded by the European Union under the HORIZON-MSCA-2024 program. It is a 48-month research and innovation program ( research ) conducted under the Staff Exchanges action of the Marie Skłodowsk (MSCA). agreement ID: subsidy (Grant Agreement): 101236710.
Objectives
Conduct comprehensive experiments on fire dynamics in electric vehicles and expand on the findings through advanced fire simulations.
Develop a statistical framework for the assessment on electric vehicle fire risk through a comprehensive analysis of data.
Create a dynamic tool AI-based fire risk assessment for real-time risk assessment .
Formulate evidence-based recommendations for public policies and regulatory frameworks.
Team
UNIVERSITY OF NAVARRA
César Martín Gómez
President of the committee r executive
David Ilardia Arana
Rodrigo Lagos
Maria Orlowska
Álvaro Ramos Romero
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA
Mohd Zahirasri Mohd Tohir
board member from the executive committee
Mohamad Syazarudin Md Said
Mus'ab Abdul Razak
UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL
Martina Manes
board member from the executive committee
Sam Povall
ZAG
Ulises Rojas Alva
FRAM - Fire and Rescue Academy of Malaysia
Ahmad Faiz Bin Zainuddin
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