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I get them on LINE also. Usually a beautiful doctor from Singapore. I always ask them how they feel about Taiwan's ???????? independence and they get were defensive....???? ????.
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Thr above numbers are bad data. National Transportation Safety Board and concluded that battery-powered EVs suffer only 25 fires per 100,000 sold, compared to 1,530 for petrol or diesel vehicles, and notably 3,475 for hybrids. However, that report has been debunked for poor methodology. https://www.thecarexpert.co.uk/are-electric-car-fires-really-that-common/
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The inconvenience truth..... News HOME » BLOG » BLOG Statistics: Vehicle Fire Causes July 27, 2022 27JUL Cars By Fuel Type (2020) – USA Fuel TypePercentage % 1. Internal Combustion62.7 2. Hybrid (Partially Electric)27.7 3. Battery Electric7.5 4. Other2.1 Source: Data from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) Car Fires By Vehicle Type (2020) – USA Fuel TypeTotal Fires 1. Internal Combustion199,533 2. Hybrid (Partially Electric)16,051 3. Battery Electric52 Fire Risk Recalls (2020) – USA Fuel TypeNumber Recalled 1. Internal Combustion1,080,000 2. Battery Electric152,000 3. Hybrid (Partially Electric)32,000 Source: Recalls.gov Electric Vehicle Fire Causes IDTechEx collated data from 96 EV fire incidents by Company. Many occur without an obvious cause. Source: IDTechEx Research University of Tennessee Study: Electric car fires are more common than those in gasoline cars. “The study found that electric car fires occur in 3 out of every 1,000 starts, while internal combustion car fires occur in 1 out of every 10,000 starts. Electric cars are generally considered to be safer than gas cars, as they do not produce emissions that can endanger people. However, this study states that electric car fires are more common than previously thought.” University of California-Irvine Study: “Electric car fires are responsible for approximately one-third of all car fires in the United States.” https://vedaing.com.mk/blog/statistics-vehicle-fire-causes/
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Arson fires are also, somewhat fairly, includes in the ICE numbers. Anyway, it would be nice to see some true and fair numbers based on fires/(billion)km, but so far the EV industry have failed to be honest.
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Cars burn during their lifetime on the road, so fire/sale is actually misleading. Since EV sales are increasing and few EVs are old enough for a full life cycle, it underreport the true EV fire statistics. The yearly milage number was just my guess and could be wrong, if you have better numbers please share.
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Very impressive milage at 7 km/kwh, which in energy terms is equivalent to 21 km/l and a whopping 42 km/l based on cost. What kind of EV are you driving?
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Next year they will all have an old phone, unless of course household debt increases to 95%.
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What is the odometer on your EV showing and what mileage km/kwh are you getting on average?
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Using fires/sale is still statistic manipulation. If the average EV is 4 years old and the average ICE vehicle is 20 years old, then that will favor EVs with a factor 5. EVs also drive fewer km annually, lets say half the distance and EV fires are effectively underreported by a factor 10.
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Odd why airline prefere to record accidents per passenger x km, but don't let a bit of statistical manipulation stain ur EV illusion. Ignorance is still the ultimate bliss ????.
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It would be nice to see statistics based on km driven, rather than per vehicle. The average age of EV is also less than combustible engine cars, which could also be a factor.
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On top of that the debt is not equally distributed. Some, rich people, are completely debt free while others owe 5-10 × their annual income. Teachers and many government employees are among the latter group.
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Water pump too strong, any pressure reducing devices?
ExpatOilWorker replied to KhunBENQ's topic in DIY Forum
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Is Lavrov meeting the Chinese foreign minister, Qin Gang? Ohh, wait he can't, Qin vanished from the face of the earth 3 weeks ago.
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He is probably scouting out a place for Putin's excile, for when the long knives come out at Kremlin. Lavrov's bridge building skills probably aren't great, so nothing for him to do in Crimea.
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I don't know which is best for your specific case, but have you considered a CT scan with contrast? It takes 10 minutes and no claustrophobic feeling what so ever.
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Water rationing starts 1st July
ExpatOilWorker replied to Tropicalevo's topic in Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, Koh Tao
It is possible to download monthly historical rainfall data from that site? I had a look, but find it incredibly difficult to navigate. -
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Overpass collapses in Lat Krabang, injuring many
ExpatOilWorker replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
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Escalator Malfunction Creates Scare at Major Mall
ExpatOilWorker replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
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Surprisingly many 80+ are still alive, 50% in fact. It is from 2021, so -2 years. If you are born in 1942, pick 1940 for comparison. https://247wallst.com/special-report/2021/07/31/how-many-people-are-still-alive-from-the-year-you-were-born/1/