[Caevlist] Tesla Module Fire
gburket at peak.org
gburket at peak.org
Fri Nov 23 16:16:20 PST 2018
Hai-Yue, If you know that safer batteries are coming, could you just wink or something?
Glenn
From: "Hai-Yue Han" <haiyuehan at gmail.com>
To: "Glenn Burket" <gburket at peak.org>
Cc: "Corvallis EV CLub" <caevlist at caevclub.org>
Sent: Friday, November 23, 2018 3:59:58 PM
Subject: Re: [Caevlist] Tesla Module Fire
Yeah, it definitely looked like even the mechanical containment of the module was not there either; there are multiple layers of physical containment to prevent things like this regardless of BMS.
Safety third! ;)
Hai-Yue
On Fri, Nov 23, 2018, 3:08 PM < gburket at peak.org wrote:
Hi fellow EVers,
Happy Thanksgiving and here's an early holiday gift for those of us working or thinking of working with Tesla Battery modules: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdDi1haA71Q Every time I see a new one of these videos, I keep redesigning a stronger and stronger module containment system. Whatever I come up with is definitely going to have to involve some real-life destructive testing. Or, should I wait until safer, higher energy density batteries come along? Granted, Richard and his buddies didn't use a BMS or active cooling. However, the consequences of this type of fire even though it might be remote when a BMS and active cooling are used, are so dire it can't be ignored.
Stay Safe, Glenn
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