Battery Fires - What happens in a Thermal Runaway?

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024

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  • @ar_pe4012
    @ar_pe4012 8 месяцев назад

    Just found your channel today. Your information is extremely valuable and very well researched. I just built an electric motorcycle with 8,4kWh capacity and your videos do pretty much confirm my thoughts but also make me more secure in having built it the proper way.
    Thank you!

  • @AstroTomK
    @AstroTomK Год назад

    Moses, that's scary stuff. I know electronics but the hidden dangers of the electro-chemical reactions, watched a few of your videos. When batteries go low usually think of low potential energy but the Anode rises. Now I understand so much.
    There is so many idiots with little understanding on RUclips, and RUclips encourages the idiots to get views. I had a look on Odysee for you, not there.
    Thanks You Moses.

  • @Co-km6cl
    @Co-km6cl 2 года назад

    No way. I subbed like 3h ago and you instantly upload the first time after 2 months.

    • @meandthebattery9628
      @meandthebattery9628  2 года назад

      Welcome and thanks for subscribing, you joined at the right time ;)

  • @saschab4082
    @saschab4082 2 года назад

    Hello, I have a question.
    Do you know why the released gases from a battery start to burn?
    Where does the spark come from?
    So what is the source of ignition?

    • @meandthebattery9628
      @meandthebattery9628  2 года назад +1

      Thanks for your question! The ignition happens mostly by the heat generated internally during thermal runaway. But it can also be from an external source like a glowing wire or connector in case of an external short.