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Mitsubishi has a procedure for the MiEV pack which involves placing it in a wooden crate lined with a heavy plastic film, then filling this "tub" with water, and waiting 72 hours.
Basically you could put it on a sheet of plastic film on top of a pallet, then carefully build some side walls without puncturing the film, to make a tub.
i don't know if this will help with disposal, but it should remove any concerns over transporting a hot pack that has voltage.
edit: no salt in the water, just tap water. Salt causes the reaction to be too aggressive and release excessive hydrogen gas. Water makes it react, salt water reacts too fast.
Basically you could put it on a sheet of plastic film on top of a pallet, then carefully build some side walls without puncturing the film, to make a tub.
i don't know if this will help with disposal, but it should remove any concerns over transporting a hot pack that has voltage.
edit: no salt in the water, just tap water. Salt causes the reaction to be too aggressive and release excessive hydrogen gas. Water makes it react, salt water reacts too fast.
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