Forward traceability

Quality characteristics that, if they exceed the specified value requirements, would result in the partial loss of product functionality.

Throughout the entire battery production process, the material utilization rate refers to the proportion of the quantity of materials included in batteries that ultimately meet the requirements for grouping and pairing, relative to the total consumption of materials (raw materials).

Measures taken to bring non-conforming products into compliance with the requirements.

Key control characteristics in the production process refer to the critical aspects or parameters that need to be monitored and controlled to ensure the quality and consistency of the manufacturing process. Examples include critical control points, key equipment parameters, or important process parameters during various stages of production. These are essential elements that must be managed to achieve the desired product quality and meet specified standards.

After the electrode has undergone the calendaring process, the weight of the electrode material applied per unit volume is referred to as volumetric mass loading.

The translation of the provided text is: "The system, through single or multiple comprehensive queries based on time range, batch number, product status, and key parameter range, retrieves product barcodes and related quality information that meet the search criteria, enabling reverse traceability of product information in a bottom-up manner.