The best thing is to find some white papers or slides on Physics of Failure of battery systems from semicon companies such as DFR Solutions which is active in this area. Following are some slides I found and hopefully you get some clue about specifically battery systems.
1. http://www.dfrsolutions.com/white-paper-category/reliability/
2. http://www.slideshare.net/fms95032/design-for-reliability-dfr-seminar-13813404
3. http://www.exponent.com/electronic_component_reliability/
Another best thing is to join this forum and post here (see the links below). Furthermore there is a very good book (see the links below).
1. RIAC FORUM
http://www.theriac.org/forum/index.php
2. Books and Catalogs
a) http://www.theriac.org/productsandservices/products/downloads/RIAC2013Catalog_optimized.pdf
b)
http://www.theriac.org/productsandservices/products/ReliabilityData.php
c) Physics-of-Failure Based Handbook of Microelectronic Systems
http://theriac.org/riacapps/search/?category=all+products&keyword=POFHMS&newsearch=1
d)
http://reliabilityweb.com/index.php/articles/introduction_to_reliability_engineering/
Dear Usman,
maybe some of the data will be useful for you: http://venture.org.pl/leszek/fta/
Best
Leszek
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