paul dove via EV wrote:
A Li Ion battery goes into thermal runaway and the only way to douse it is to
take away the heat. It supplies it's own oxygen to the fire (at least in the
case of LiCoO2).
There are hundreds of videos on you tube of people puncturing these cells or
the li Pol cells
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Cc: Lawrence Rhodes <primobass...@sbcglobal.net>
Sent: Wednesday, April 18, 2018 10:20 AM
Subject: [EVDL] Fires in hybrid vehicles.
I have never thought of this before but isn't a hybrid car a Molotov Cocktail
with an electric fuse?
via EV
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Cc: Lawrence Rhodes
Subject: [EVDL] Fires in hybrid vehicles.
I have never thought of this before but isn't a hybrid car a Molotov Cocktail
with an electric fuse? I put out
I have never thought of this before but isn't a hybrid car a Molotov Cocktail
with an electric fuse? I put out an electrical fire on a crowded stage by
simply climbing up and disconnecting one piece of stage lighting that was
burning. It immediately went out. However once a battery pack
