No hydrogen in batteries. The battery integrity test is obviously checking to see if the battery might short out internally and catch fire.
Hydrogen fuel cell cars will need their fuel systems cheched after a crash for gas leaks.
No hydrogen in batteries. The battery integrity test is obviously checking to see if the battery might short out internally and catch fire.
Hydrogen fuel cell cars will need their fuel systems cheched after a crash for gas leaks.
Yes, you right that charging lithium does not produce hydrogen gas when charging unlike lead acid. It's more likely they must test each cell for thermal run away potential, especially to ensure the stress from fast chargers.
Yes, you right that charging lithium does not produce hydrogen gas when charging unlike lead acid. It's more likely they must test each cell for thermal run away potential, especially to ensure the stress from fast chargers.
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