By ESS News
China’s energy energy has successfully closed a large-scale burn test from its smart ESS system under the rigorous CSA C800 protocol. Led under the supervision of the Canadian Standards Association (CSA), North American Fire Protection Engineers (FPE), its strategic client and CSA’s on-site observers, offered this test a Real-World Station scenario Na-with four 5 mWh cabinets that are loaded on not, tightly packed).
This close to each other considerably escalated the risk of thermal reproduction. Cabinet A was deliberately inflamed – accelerated via forced heating and stripped insulation – and reached 1,297 ° C after 6 hours and 32 minutes, with a controlled fire that continued to exist for more than 49 hours. In the meantime, B, C and D remained almost unaffected: their battery temperatures remained at 35-44 ° C, well under critical thresholds. Inspections After the test, no structural distortion or systemic spread confirmed, whereby sealing intact and smoke fully caught and safe processed.
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