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Lithium Ion Battery Modules Rechargeable and Pressure Tolerant
Phoenix introduces the latest series of lithium ion modules for use in the next generation of underwater batteries. The advanced designs result in rechargeable batteries that are high energy, pressure tolerant, fault tolerant, and exceed Navy S9310 safety requirements. Our modules are comprised of Phoenix cells that incorporate a proprietary, networked Battery Management System
1kWh Module (Nominal 33.3V) in Pressure
(BMS) that assures charge and discharge protection. All
Balanced, Oil Filled Housing
modules contain a BMS header board and can be connected in series and/or parallel to meet differing voltage, load, and energy requirements. Phoenix lithium batteries have been field tested and proven to depths of 12,000 fsw on multiple excursions into the RMS Titanic!
Battery Features Pressure Tolerant– Designed to operate at ambient pressure or 1 atmosphere. Currently, 1500+ hrs. of demonstrated performance at sea, under pressure. All components are production tested to 10,000 psi. Battery Management System (BMS)– Three tier design provides control at the cell, module and battery levels. Embedded electronics protect each cell during charge, discharge, and handling. Networked cells and modules provide complete, real time reporting and control of the battery down to the individual cell. High Energy– State of the art chemistry is packaged to maximize energy density. Easy Operation– Stackable modules supply up to 275 VDC (higher voltage in development). Battery charging uses a DC supply (48VDC or 375VDC nominal), all cells are automatically balanced every charge. Plug and Play cell and module replacement capability. Robust– Modules can be stacked in series and/or parallel. The BMS provides warning and resets after faults, recovers the remainder of a voltage stack’s energy should a single cell fail, and isolates cells for storage/shipping. Safety Approval– A Navy S9310 safety review approved a system with Phoenix batteries for submarine Test & Evaluation. Transportation testing is planned. Standard Modules Phoenix produces a range of modules for assembly into batteries of any voltage, power, or energy level. Upon request, module configurations can be optimized for specific requirements. Several high energy modules have been developed for 21 inch and larger diameter UUVs. Modules can be efficiently adapted to fit your housing. Contact Andrew Resnick 301.341.7800 [email protected] Phoenix International Holdings, Inc. Underwater Solutions Worldwide www.phnx-international.com Phoenix Cell* Characteristics Phoenix Cell BMS Functions Short/Overload Protection, High Charge and Low Discharge Protection,
1 second Auto-Reset, Cell isolation, Plug-in replacement, and voltage, current, and temperature reporting.
Cell Voltage
3.7 V Nominal, Max. 4.2 V, Min 2.75 V under load
Cell Energy Cell Energy Density Discharge Current
14 A max. (BMS limit), < 10 A (recommended continuous)
Charging
5 A/cell max., cells charge at 5V (large modules charge at up to 375V)
Pressure Rating
0 - 10,000 psi (production test pressure)
Temperature Range
-25oC / +45°C (operating), -20oC / +60°C (storage)
Cycle Life
>300 @ 20°C,100% DOD to 80% Capacity Cycle life may be increased by limiting voltage range. Cell Safety Features BMS in each cell for voltage and current protection during charge and discharge. Cell disconnected for storage & transport.
* A Phoenix Cell integrates the Phoenix BMS to a base cell that Phoenix has made pressure tolerant.
General Module Characteristics Max. Discharge Current Up to 14 A per module, (BMS limit) Pressure Rating Battery Management System (BMS) Case Material Charge Method
BMS does constant current to constant voltage charge. Input 48 or 375 VDC on large or 5 VDC on small modules
The 1.7 kWh module has been tested in 250V batteries with load profiles, overload, and shorts. Example Module Characteristics
Module Size 1638 Wh, 13 Cell 650 Wh, 12 Cell 1000 Wh, 9 Cell Battery Voltage Module Voltage Capacity Module Dimensions Module Weight (flooded) 27.0 lbs Module Configuration Phoenix International Holdings, Inc. Underwater Solutions Worldwide www.phnx-international.com
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