According to the South Korean Fire Department's report on the 25th local time, the building that caught fire in Hwaseong City, Gyeonggi Province, was a site for acceptance and packaging of military lithium batteries in the battery factory. According to information released by the South Korean Defense Technology and Quality Institute, this military lithium battery was developed and produced by the South Korean military in the 1990s for a walkie-talkie. It is understood that the South Korean military realized the danger of battery explosion and rupture when using this type of battery, but due to its high energy density and long storage time, it plans to reduce its explosion risk through relevant technical development in the future.
韩国华城电池厂火灾事发建筑为军用锂电池存放地
The building where the fire broke out at China Best City Battery Plant in South Korea was a storage area for military lithium batteries.
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