Better sit down ev auto makers to fund and figure out how to put these fires out. Then make sure all big cities have it to put it out.

>>28510929 (OP)
>fell for the battery powered toy

At that point i'd encircle it in sandbags and drown it

>>28510929 (OP)
Putting out an electrical fire with water is some smooth brain activity.

>>28511051
They're Americans. Being retarded is their thing.

>>28511063
Supposed to use cO2 or dry powder on electrical fires.
Seppos must be double digit Iq every single one.

>>28511051
The water is to keep the cars submerged after the fire is gone, to stop them from reigniting

>>28511072
Using Abc powder would do that without wasting 100k litres of water.

>not using sand

>>28511064
>>28511182
Now this is retarded

>>28510929 (OP)
>pouring water on an electrical fire

>>28511348
It’s not really an electrical fire, it’s a fucking lithium battery fire which you sort of have to let burn itselt out once it’s going… unless you have a concrete truck nearby,

>metal fire
>use water
>UUHHH GUYS, WHY DOESN'T IT WORK
If only those fucking retards would use 40% sand + 40% sodium bicarbonate + 20% graphite.

>>28510929 (OP)
Hey look its this troll thread again..

so small town fire department full of volunteers is too stupid to know how to put out the fire.... literally their job.

>>28510929 (OP)
Put out the fire wagie

>>28511375
Yeah bro let's just have municipal emergency services start a fleet of dump trucks with this shit ready to go

my fire department just lets them burnout

one ev fire negates 100k evs being green

>>28510929 (OP)
>Pine Level on /o/
>Lake Martin happening thread on /pol/ July 4th
I’m tired of seeing my area on 4chan.

>>28511109
Wow the fire department should have thought of that. Did you ever try writing their training materials?

>>28511064
>Seppos must be double digit Iq every single one.

>>28512166
In certain cities electrical vehicles are becoming insanely common, it seems relatively cheap to equip a fire crew with a large CO2 canister or a fat bucket of sand. Shit, they can get sand for free if they're near the coast.

ALL ev should be double the price to subsidize the fire departments new equipment needed to put out the fires. YOU faggots want EV, YOU PAY FOR IT.

>>28512552
you know what's easier?
To stop people from buying dangerous devices

>>28510929 (OP)
EV cars are deadlier on average in accidents because they're just so obscenely heavy there is more force being transferred into the receiving car than normal. Trannies screech about american truck sizes and completely leave out that a 4 door sedan EV weighs as much as a F-150 and is just as deadly to be struck by and if you arent killed on impact the subsequent fire that starts from even the smallest of impacts due to poor design will kill you since they reach temps fucking half as hot as the surface of the sun.

How many times have you made this thread now?

>>28511109
>use abc for a class D fire
Genius

>>28513079
>To stop people from buying dangerous devices
Which is easier: make the fire department carry a barrel of sand or get a multibillion dollar corporation to make a dollar less?

>>28512166
They're going to have to at some point if EVs are going to take over ICE vehicles

>>28513079
>To stop people from buying dangerous devices
Says the moron driving around a TNT on four wheels

>>28512552
Lithium fires burn hot enough to rip oxygen out of other compounds, so you can't suffocate them, and blocking a road for 3 weeks to bury it in sand and let it slowly cook off is third-world IQ.
Water lowers the temperature so the fire can't self-sustain and doesn't destroy the roads.

>>28513548
>A truck driver falling alsep at the wheel means EVs are safer in fires
Kill yourself, zoomer.

>>28510929 (OP)


Alkali metals (like lithium) literally explode when you put water on them.

>>28513548
>a double fuel tanker is literally the same as a passenger vehicle

>>28514174
>Lithium fires burn hot enough to rip oxygen out of other compounds, so you can't suffocate them
They can't get hot enough to break CO2 bonds, hence why suffocating agents (carbonate-based, which generate CO2 when heated) are used on metal fires.
My suffocating recipe above is a cheaper variant of what pretty much every professional recommends for such fires (percentages might need a bit of tweaking).

>>28514374
and will you buy them the specialized equipment and trucks to carry these materials and protect them while they get close enough to use them?
Will you pay for chemical cleanup afterward?

>>28510929 (OP)
https://youtu.be/1FWY3LNuPU4?si=KjxUsir8ar3Z_v8z
>around 120 gallons
>under 20 minutes
/thread

>>28513488
telling a multibillion dollar scam to fuck off and die

>>28514399
>everything is in a controlled scenario
>fire control scenario wasn’t even realistic, they had a blanket on top and started the test when cell temperatures were low
>car had no roof nor floor and batteries were accesible
>cells were not actually burning but lightly smoking with the interior and seats ablaze
You really are one retarded kid.