Organic chemical fire suppressant for a battery pack
OwnerJohn W. Porterfield, Robert Dunster +2inventors
InventorsJohn W. Porterfield, Robert Dunster, Albert C. Rouse, Eugen Berns
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OwnerJohn W. Porterfield, Robert Dunster +2inventors
InventorsJohn W. Porterfield, Robert Dunster, Albert C. Rouse, Eugen Berns
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A fire suppressant for cooling a battery cell in a battery pack includes a pressurized mixture of an organic compound and carbon dioxide. The organic compound is 1,1,1,2,2,4,4,5,5,5-nonafluoro-4-(trifluoromethyl)-3-pentanone. A ratio of a mass of the organic compound to a mass of the carbon dioxide is between 1:4 and 4:1. The mixture is pressurized above a vapor pressure of the carbon dioxide. The carbon dioxide, when depressurized, evaporates and cools the organic compound and the battery cell. The mixture, when depressurized, flows through the battery cell. An amount of the fire suppressant flowed through the battery pack is equal to or greater than an inerting volume of fire suppressant for the battery pack.
A fire suppressant for cooling a battery cell in a battery pack, the fire suppressant comprising:
A fire extinguisher comprising:
A method of cooling a battery cell in a battery pack, the method comprising:
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