Comments by "May L" (@MeiinUK) on "Electric Bike Fires Spread Across China, Supermarkets Ablaze; CCP Suppresses News" video.

  1. All of this is because of the weight? So how come they don't just continue to use the acid battery type. Just reduce its size? Even if they ddi that for around 200 million bikes this way. Until the change the method that they use those lithium batteries. So.... Cos the way they make those lithium batteries.. are not using the proper metal metallic casings... So... and even a simple small amount of moistures could allow the lithium to catch fire. And these are chemical fires, and cannot be killed off by and via water, or whatever.... it needs a chemical powder to dampen the oxygen in order to stop the fire itself. Or to use a form of foam fire as well ? So.... I don't expect that, many of the metals to contain the lithium is ready either. Even if it is ready.. there is not enough metal there in the world to make around 400 million bikes. So... Maybe this is not the method for China anyway? And is it sooo bad, if this is not the method for China? It isn't as a big deal.. Everybody just do things different. Maybe they can make a lighter acid battery anyway, by increasing its concentrations ? So.... Or how about a form of foam acid batteries, say?... And find a new method to make better plastics that is not reactive to those acids. Change the formula of the plastics. Or to find a way to make an actual "solid acid" or something... That is a scalable for china.
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  2. Lithium fire... can actually burn metals.. cos they are so high in temperatures.. and it is not normal fire temperatures... so... this is why those metals could burn asap and burn alive. Also.. it does not matter if some people uses EV cars. They could be based on a "return and rental" model... And there can be around 100 million of these EV ones. And then also other electric bikes, or powered bikes with some acid batteries, but a lighter formulation, a higher quality. And those can be replaced, or checked easily. Throw in the battery refundable and returnable, to keep the battery production on a rotational method, right? So that the old ones, could be taken apart by the factories. And then refurbished, or melted back down into raw materials to remake new again. So....
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