As a professional fire protection engineer (but not involved in end-user
product development whatsoever), I can tell you that protection of stored and
in-use lithium-ion and similar types of batteries is currently a very hot topic
(pun intended). The phenomenon of thermal runaway poses new and
On 6/14/2024 8:19 AM, Adam Deem via KRnet wrote:
There is a YouTube channel run by a guy named Will Prowse who does
some great testing on batteries including testing them and tearing
them apart to see what actual BMS the manufacturer is using.
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In a deep cycle application such as providing backup power to systems after
a charging system failure, A good LiFePO4 battery will provide much longer
service at a steady voltage than any lead-acid chemistry and at about of
the 50% weight per AH and for about quadruple the discharge cycles. There
i
On 6/13/2024 10:58 PM, Jeff Scott via KRnet wrote:
I once heard or read that it was lithium that they added to
the atomic bomb in WWII to increase the yield. As atomic weapons were
not a settled science at that point they added too much on one test and
they nearly wiped out a few observers.
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Jeff thank you this has long been my position. The steady state delivery
after a dynamo goes down also biases me to SLA...
https://youtu.be/FPBaAil4dNg?feature=shared
On Thu, Jun 13, 2024, 4:53 PM Jeff York via KRnet
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> I spent years as an engineer in Industrial Lithium Ion technology. Mo
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