Most airlines follow a similar procedure which is use a BCF/Halon then submerge the device in water when the flames/smoke/sounds have stopped. If they don't then a minimal amount of water can be used to make it safe to move. The item is then placed into a receptacle with water.What is the correct procedure to extinguish a lithium battery fire?
I would be sceptical about how much good a BCF is going to do considering that the battery is still going to be in thermal runaway so continuing to produce its own heat and oxygen - but I know the perfect person to put the question to so will see what he comes back with.Most airlines follow a similar procedure which is use a BCF/Halon then submerge the device in water when the flames/smoke/sounds have stopped. If they don't then a minimal amount of water can be used to make it safe to move. The item is then placed into a receptacle with water.
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