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Charred Chunks in the Blast Box: Reducing Risk of Battery Fires, Explosions
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Two new procedures make lithium-metal batteries safer: against short circuit by protective layer, against fire by integrated flame protection. The post Explosion risk banned? Making lithium-metal batteries safer first appeared on ingenieur.de - Jobbörse und Nachrichtenportal für Ingenieure.
Industry insight: lithium marine batteries and other power options - Practical Boat Owner
Stuart James of Predator Batteries talks battery technology with Ali Wood about why lithium marine batteries may soon have had their day. A lot of people are wondering whether to switch to lithium marine batteries, but don’t actually know what they should be looking for when buying batteries to power their life on board. Most chandleries stock a basic range of batteries, and when a customer walks through the door and says, “I need a couple of th…
Charred Chunks in the Blast Box: Reducing Risk of Battery Fires, Explosions
Todd Kingston, with the help of a federal grant, has equipped his lab with a unique instrument that allows him to test battery safety and performance. Yes, he said, "This allows us to safely blow up batteries."
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