Is this possible, or is this 'theory' nonsense?
Could EM emissions prior to an earthquake affect Lithium-ion batteries?
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Could EM emissions prior to an earthquake affect Lithium-ion batteries?
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Could EM emissions prior to an earthquake affect Lithium-ion batteries? 2
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Skogsgurra
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Yes, please. Remove that superstition!
There may be some electromagnetic field changes prior to en earth-quake. Yes. But the order of magnitude is way below (hundreds or thousands of times lower, maybe million times lower - depending on housing and shielding effects) anything that can influence an Li-ion battery.
The battery in itself is probably a much greater risk than anything emanating from an earth-quake. Tropical thunderstorms produce much intenser electric and magnetic fields than an earth-quake can. And still do not threaten the battery.
Gunnar Englund
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Half full - Half empty? I don't mind. It's what in it that counts.
There may be some electromagnetic field changes prior to en earth-quake. Yes. But the order of magnitude is way below (hundreds or thousands of times lower, maybe million times lower - depending on housing and shielding effects) anything that can influence an Li-ion battery.
The battery in itself is probably a much greater risk than anything emanating from an earth-quake. Tropical thunderstorms produce much intenser electric and magnetic fields than an earth-quake can. And still do not threaten the battery.
Gunnar Englund
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Half full - Half empty? I don't mind. It's what in it that counts.
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Nonsense. please remove it. This "theory" (actually a "guess" which is nowhere near the validity of a theory) is similar to the "theory" that the moon's weak gravitational pull will cause significant tides in the human body, that water 50ft under the rocks will cause a forked stick to feel a significant downward force, that a refrigerator magnet taped to the skin will have significant effect on ions in the blood stream and will cause healing. (I hate that word. Psuedo-science believers always seem to think we need "healing" but, that's just my bias).
Darrell Hambley P.E.
SENTEK Engineering, LLC
Darrell Hambley P.E.
SENTEK Engineering, LLC
Skogsgurra
Electrical
Very good! You removed it.
I cannot thank you enough for that. Most *d*ots refuse to learn. You are obviously not an *d*ot.
Gunnar Englund
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Half full - Half empty? I don't mind. It's what in it that counts.
I cannot thank you enough for that. Most *d*ots refuse to learn. You are obviously not an *d*ot.
Gunnar Englund
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Half full - Half empty? I don't mind. It's what in it that counts.
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