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ford's f150 dose not use lithium ion batteries. it uses nickel manganese cobalt batteries. tesla batteries are not lithium ion batteries. tesla is using lifpo4 cells. honda uses lto batteries. I'm not sure about nissan, but seriously, this is fear mongering
@26:45 I dont get why cities are still buying them when the danger is so clear. Have you guys look at AVD? Ive been looking around for retail versions of lithium containment home/office or fire blankets and there's very little out there still. Given how many devices now use them its a must have.
Hi @husher5142 we're learning more about lithium ion fire preparation and response as we go. If you have any containment options that look solid let us know. We're also looking into fire blankets as tool during fire responses too. We're going to produce a video about a smaller set of battery containment 'boxes' in the near future, we've been using one called a Bat-Safe in our mobile production RV. I'll post when that review is ready.
@@HazmatResourceI havent personally tested anything but was looking into this (AVD) company and their Aqueous Vermiculite Dispersion. They essentially have a non reactive substance create a seal to stop the thermal reaction. It also appears to be effective in stopping the cells from reigniting. Worth looking into anyway.
All fires are potentially dangerous. We should fear and not support gas stations, plastic recycling centers (massive fire in Abq this year), and gas lines? This video is the key! Train and equip firefighters to do their job BASED on the fire.
@@DigitaldogNet Not when there is a mainstream safer alternative. Driving gas powered bus with plenty of time to evacuate or EV thats incredibly onerous to operate/power and turns into a volcano/death trap if ignited. Also this video is literally saying they dont have great processes to deal with lithium fires and they are increasing, which is becoming a serious problem.
I work at pierce mfg and been building trucks for 6 years and for sure worked on this truck. So cool to see how you guys stock your truck. I always wondered but never ask questions just deliver what they want. This video illistrates this very well ty enjoy your truck brothers cant wait for your next truck look for phil lol
I like that you guys call yourselves “Special Operations”. With the disciplines provided to the community by that team, it is well deserved! As always, thank you for the video
@@HazmatResource I’m fairly new to HazMat. I’m hoping to see more content on how crews deploy their resources for their entry teams. I am also interested in seeing what equipment / systems teams are using. Thanks again!
@@danner209 thanks for the feedback. We're filming with Baltimore Fire Rescue today and I'll see if we can get some good responses to your questions! And here is another truck walk-through that give different equipment and prospective ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5Xj6TUBeBY4.html as well as a chlorine training that shows recon, mitigation and technical decontamination ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YVWTfbCvPlM.html
Glad to see Dan Keenan is still going! He taught my HAZMAT technician courses way back in 2004… he is hands down one of the best and most capable responders in the country!!
