Analysis of the latest regulations on air transportation of lithium batteries

The latest regulations for air transportation of lithium batteries: According to the Civil Aviation Industry Standard of the People’s Republic of China (MH/t1020-2009) and the “Documents Concerning Dangerous Goods Carried by Passengers and Crew” (MH/t1030-2010), passengers are on a civil aircraft Please pay attention to the following matters when carrying lithium batteries: 1. The rated energy of lithium batteries shall not exceed 160Wh, and those exceeding 160Wh must be transported through dangerous goods. 2. Carrying and transporting equipment containing lithium batteries (such as laptops, cameras, camcorders, etc.) should comply with the following rules: It can be placed in checked luggage or carried with you. (2) Measures should be taken to prevent accidental start-up. (3) The rated energy of lithium batteries should not exceed 100Wh. (4) Lithium batteries with a rated energy between 100Wh (not included) and 160Wh (inclusive) must be approved by the operator (airline). 3. The spare lithium battery should be transported in accordance with the following rules: it can only be placed in carry-on luggage. (2) The spare battery can be placed in the original retail packaging, or the electrodes can be insulated. For example, the exposed electrodes can be taped together, and the battery can be placed in a plastic tape or protective bag separately. (3) Single lithium battery The rated energy does not exceed 100Wh. (4) With the approval of the operator (airline), the rated energy of the backup lithium battery is 100Wh (not included) ~ 160Wh (inclusive), but not more than 2 cells. Disclaimer: Some pictures and content of articles published on this site are from the Internet. If there is any infringement, please contact to delete. Previous: Lithium battery energy storage technology and future direction analysis