Garry,
When I did a similar test some time ago, also with helium, I used a non-
electrochemical oxygen sensor (details on request) to monitor the amount
of air that had re-entered the battery enclosure rather than the helium
left. The setup worked well if I remember correctly.
Best regards
Just back from vacation (damn it) and need to look into measuring the
hydrogen ventilation capability of a battery compartment. Seems pretty
straightforward, and Helium can be used in place of hydrogen. Anybody have a
source for sensors. I'm kind of hoping I can find something that
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