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Is this 190 tons of water?
189.27 metric tons of water, so yes, rounded up, 190 tons.
Or roughly 2.5 average swimming pools and for those ex-redditors out there: 1.6 million bananas
Something tells me that we have to move away from cobalt/manganese chemistries for BEVs.
Solid state batteries are supposedly much more fire resistant.
Even the currently available LFP is much less violent.
Yes, true. Albeit they have worse energy density and some advantages as well.
How are you getting 189.27? 1 liter is 1kg, so it should be 190 precisely.
Because we are discussing metric tons of water where 264.17 US gallons = 1 metric ton of fresh water @ 4'C
Hmm... I'm gonna guess that water was much hotter than 4°C, what with being used to put out a fire and all.
What size is an average swimming pool area-wise? Or are you talking about Olympic size swimming pools?
Feet: 16' x 32' w/ a 4' shallow end and an 8' deep end filled with fresh water at an exact temperature of 39.2'F.
Metric: 4.9m x 9.7m w/ a 1.2m shallow end and a 2.4m deep end filled with fresh water at an exact temperature of 4'C.
How many washing machines