New energy circular terminals usually face a variety of different environmental factors. In the process of transportation and storage, in the process of manufacturing, in the process of installation, maintenance and use by end customers, these environmental factors can be understood as a given situation. Subdivided into temperature, humidity, corrosion, pollution, internal and external conditions and human factors. The storage environment of new energy circular terminals varies from controllable clean, heated or air-conditioned, humid warehouses, offices or factories to uncontrollable corresponding environments. Exposure to heat, moisture, or corrosion can severely affect the life of the terminals.

Transportation environmental factors involve problems caused by vibrations and collisions during operation of transportation vehicles and other mechanical devices, road surfaces, and loading and unloading tools, and extreme temperatures often combine and exacerbate the effects of vibrations and collisions. New energy circular terminals are often exposed to salt fog in sea transportation, and the transportation time is generally predictable. Land transportation and air transportation are generally a few days, while sea transportation is as long as one month or several months. New energy circular terminals and packaging materials must be anti-decomposition, anti-deformation, anti-corrosion and anti-extrusion if they are to be intact during transportation.