LITHIUM BATTERY FIRE TESTS
• The ignition of a single battery produces enough ... flame, promoting propagation between batteries. Primary Battery Major Findings (3) ... positive terminals were 3” from the vertical cargo liner • Batteries were tested at both 50 and 100% charge. • Thin …
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