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Classification - Interim Storage - Packaging - Transport: Classification

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Assessment areas Visual/Sensory Functional/Electric Thermal Classification Immediate measures
No mechanical damage Battery can be diagnosed   Normal   
No escaping fluids No critical faults in the fault memory Temperature within tolerance range Non-critical:  No measures must be taken None required
Mechanical damage Battery cannot be diagnosed   Warning  Quarantine
Pungent odour Battery can be diagnosed; critical fault in fault memory for cell voltage and/or temperature Surface temperature outside of tolerance range or < 80°C/176°F Critical:  Failure to comply with recommended measures can result in serious injury/death Move outside immediately
Escaping fluids   Surface temperature has exceeded tolerance range > 80°C/176°F Danger  Keep a safe distance away
Smoke/Steam     Dangerous:  Failure to comply with recommended measures will result in serious injury/death In the event of a fire, call the fire brigade immediately; do not inhale smoke fumes
Fire       Cordon off a wide area and inform the importer

States:

Normal  (undamaged, minor defects, can be diagnosed),

Warning  (damaged, serious defects, can be diagnosed with critical fault memory),

Danger  (seriously damaged, major defects with thermal effect). It may be possible to change batteries classified with "Warning" to a non-critical state by carrying out repairs or safety measures.

Timing of classification:

Classification procedure:

Visual, thermal -  using temperature gauge (VAS 6886) - and functional  - using the PIWIS Tester - and performed by a High voltage technician (HVT).

If the battery is removed, the diagnostic box (VAS 5581) must also be used between the battery and Tester.

Classification procedure:

See "Test log for classification of lithium-ion batteries" in the PIWIS information system.

Documentation:

Fully completed and signed classification log must be archived in the order folder and a copy  must be included in the transport packaging.