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LiTHiUM PriMAry BATTerieS 14.71

TABLE 14.21(b) Characteristics of Large Lithium/Carbon Monofluoride (Li/CFx) Batteries
Single-cell batteries
Dimensions (cm)
Part number Capacity (Ah) Diameter Height Weight (grams)
LCF-111 240 6.62 16.51 880
LCF-112 35 3.02 13.84 170
LCF-117 1200 11.43 26.67 3950
LCF-119 400 11.43 9.53 1575
LCF-122 18 3.37 6.06 —
LCF-123 35 3.37 11.72 —
LCF-313 40 6.45(L) × 3.43(W) × 7.09(H) 230
Multicell batteries
Dimensions (cm)
Capacity Nominal Weight
Part number (Ah) voltage H L W (grams) Comments
MAP-9036 23.5 39 17.1 20.3 14.0 4586 Former shuttle range
safety system
MAP-9046 3.74 (×2) 30 (×2) 15.9 17.3 7.6 3405 2 independent
voltage sections
MAP-9225 240 15 24.9 30.7 6.5 6000
MAP-9257 80 18 12.4 18.5 14.8 —
MAP-9319 240 21 42.9 29.7 9.7 —
MAP-9325 120/7.2 12/15 17.1 18.6 9.2 — Optional casing
MAP-9334 80 6 16.8 7.6 4.8 — Minuteman iii GrP
batteries
MAP-9381 70 39 31.3 20.0 9.7 — integrated capacitor
bank
MAP-9382 80/70 33/12 20.1 17.6 14.1 — 2 independent
voltage sections
MAP-9389 280 15 23.6 33.8 11
MAP-9392 40 39 17.1 20.3 14.0 X-33 range safety
system
Source: eagle-Picher Technologies.

Manufacturers’ specifications should be consulted for the most recent listings of commercially
available cells.
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Larger sizes of cells and batteries have also been developed for military, governmental and
space applications, as given in Table 14.21b. Spiral-wound and prismatic cells are used to build the
multicell batteries given in this table. The smaller cylindrical cells employ a 0.030 cm thick steel
case, but larger units, such as the 1200 Ah cell, are reinforced with an epoxy-fiberglass cylinder to
provide additional strength, with an increase in weight about half that of increasing the steel wall
thickness. All these cells employ a Zeigler-type compression seal, a unique cutter vent mechanism
and two layers of separator. The first is a microporous layer to prevent particulate migration, and
the second is a nonwoven polyphenylene sulfide material to provide high-strength, high-temperature
stability and good electrolyte wicking action. These low-rate designs provide a specific energy of
600 Wh/kg and an energy density of 1000 Wh/L in the DD size and higher values for larger units.
Capacity to a 2.0 V cutoff as a function of temperature at four rates from 0.04 to 1.00 A is shown in
Fig. 14.70 for the DD design. The capacity of this battery is relatively independent of temperature