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Concrete blocks are not tolerant of certain heat ranges (they can crumble) so maybe some extra hard portland cement would do the trick? A cistern filled by rain
by cf100clunk 3y ago
Concrete blocks are not tolerant of certain heat ranges (they can crumble) so maybe some extra hard portland cement would do the trick? A cistern filled by rainfall or garden hose could be built of the same material just above the battery compartment with a quick drain to totally douse the battery if needed.
- earleybird 3y agoWater can be problematic in lithium fires.
- cf100clunk 3y agoMaybe the upper chamber would need to be a hopper full of suitable material to try to contain a Li-Ion fire.
- elzbardico 3y agoThe concrete shed will be ok during normal operation. It would be there just to protect the battery from the elements and to make sure it wouldn't burn down my house should it enter thermal runaway. It would be for the same reason I have my generator and its fuel in a dedicated shed today.