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How well do these safety feature survive 2,000+ºF fire burning next to them?
by kayodelycaon 4y ago
How well do these safety feature survive 2,000+ºF fire burning next to them?
- dymk 4y agothere’s a period of time between normal operation and 2000 degree fire where this could be detected
- DoingIsLearning 4y agoPCB solder will reflow at about 240°C or 470°F so provided you have a thermal resistant container around the pcb it will probably outlive the fire long enough to fail-safe, these kind of hardware mitigations will probably latch with a latency in the microseconds scale.
- marcosdumay 4y agoBadly. How well does gasoline containers survive it? If you have a 2000°F fire, you probably have buildings collapsing and a lot of fire everywhere surrounding it. As long as things do not explode, you can't make it much worse by any action. And exploding is something the batteries don't do.