Tradewinds63

the 300kgf was already present in the literature before the LF304 existed though - at least as early as the original LF280, but since...

That's what I thought also as mm² and cm² would be insane amounts of pressure. But the literature expresses within a single snippet...

While I haven't done the math, wouldn't 300 kg/m² be the more likely measure?

I'm going to guess they contracted the test out to some old geezer in China who provided them with that? 😜 What's sad is that they just...

The fact that they use an outdated, non standard unit like the kgf has always puzzled me...

After reading the EVE test data amongst the several LF model batteries and comparing it to this chart... It's clear that the EVE...

Is the graph you shared something you put together or something someone else did? I'm currios to know if the test was performed on a...

I have built batteries with and without compression. Based on what I’ve seen with my own eyes, most cells do swell in time without...

There was a German video that had a battery engineer on there and he also said what @Tradewinds63 said. That is why the cells are...

kgf is an informal or casual engineering term and relates to a unit of mass (the kilogram, hence kg. The remainder is f for force...

Uhhh. Big time misunderstandings in here about clamping/fixtures and it's purpose... This is an initial few charging cycles degasing...