Battery spills [RE-wrenches]
William Miller
wrmiller at slonet.org
Fri May 27 22:17:47 PDT 2005
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Friends:
Ten or more years ago, I installed two banks of IBE steel jacketed 2 volt
cells. Fortunately, they were showing reduced capacity when half of them
were tipped over in the San Simeon earthquake. Electrolyte spilled on the
concrete and caused a big mess.
We removed the old batteries, neutralized the acid. vacuumed up the mess
and installed new batteries. This time we installed earthquake
restraints. They were not touted as "engineered" but rather as stoutly
designed.
Here is after the earthquake, right after we waded in and righted the
batteries:
www.mpandc.com/case_studies/batteries/P2060382.JPG
And after everything was cleaned up and new batteries installed:
www.mpandc.com/case_studies/batteries/P2200405.JPG
Note the uni-strut braces. These tie via all thread to similar struts
lagged to the wall.
William
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