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Effect of operating temperature on service life  30/13

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                                                                      Temperature ("  C!
         Figure 30.33 Honeywell lithium-sulphur  dioxide cell:  discharge   Figure 30.35 Effect of battery temperature on available capacity
         as a function of  load and temperature. 1, one-seventh rated load;
        2, rated load; 3, seven times rated load (Courtesy of Honeywell)   of a lithium-thionyl  chloride cell (Courtesy of Mallory)
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                    -20    0    20    40    60
                            Temperature ("C)         Figure 30.36 Union Carbide, Eveready E91 alkaline manganese
                                                     1.5Vdrycell:  effect  of temperatureon service lifeat 21"C, 24 h/day
         Figure 30.34 Mallory  hermetic  D-size  lithium-sulphur  dioxide   discharge,  1 .OV cut-off.  1, starting drain 200 mA, load 7.5 Q;  2,
         cell: current and temperature limitsforvarlous capacity realizations   starting drain 20 mA, load 75 Q (Courtesy of Union Carbide)
         (Courtesy  of Mallory)
                                                     Table 30.1 High-rate discharge performance of Mallory
         The estimated  current  and temperature limits  for  the   lithium-sulphur dioxide hermetic D-size cell: test performed on
         hermetic  D-size  cell  for  80,  90  and  100% capacity   resistive loads after 6 months' storage at 20°C
         realization are shown in Figure 30.34. It is interesting
         that  the  high-rate  properties  have  been  optimized  to   Nominal   Capacity (Ah)
         the 20-30°C  temperature range without great sacrifice   discharge   ab  various discharge temperatures
         at other temperatures.                       current
                                                       (mA)    -23°C   0°C   24°C   49°C   60°C
         Lithium-thionyl  chloride primary batteries   ~    ~
                                                       1000      3.7    5.8   9.1    6.9   6.8
         Figure 30.35 shows the effect of  battery temperatures   250   7.1   8.3   10.0   8.2   8.8
         on  available  capacity  for  a  lithium-thionyl  chloride   50   9.7   9.7   10.1   8.9   9.5
         cell.                                          10      10.1   10.3   10.2   10.5   10.5
         Alkaline manganese dioxide primary batteries
         Figure 30.36  shows  a  curve  obtained  for  a  1.5V   temperatures  from  21°C  to  -2/+4"C  approximately
         dry cell.  It  can  be  seen  that  a  reduction  in  battery   halves the service life attainable.
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