Title: Qualification and Flight Screening of Liion Batteries for the AMS02 Based on SOW Appendix B
1Qualification and Flight Screening of Li-ion
Batteries for the AMS-02(Based on SOW Appendix B)
- Jonq-Ren Lee
- Dec. 05, 2003
2PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
- Label and number.
- Dimensions and weight.
- Statistical information (average values and
standard deviation). - Visual inspection record.
3ELECTROCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS
- Open Circuit Voltage (OCV)
- 28.8 V ? OCV ? 32.8 V
- Closed Circuit Voltage (CCV)
- _at_1.5 C ? 30 sec,CCV ? 20.8 V
- 1.5 C discharge current42 A for 28 Ah Battery
4Charge/Discharge Cycle
- Two charge/discharge cycles before tests.
- Charging
- C/5 current (I ? 5.6 A) to 32.8 V
- Holding until I ? 50 mA.
- Discharge
- C/5 to cutoff voltage 24.0 V.
5Vacuum Leak Test
- Depressure to 0 psia at the rate of 8 psi/min.
- Held under vacuum for 6 hours.
- Repressure to 14 psia at the rate of 9 psi/min.
- Visual checked and weight.
- One discharge/charge/discharge cycle.
6QUALIFICATION TESTS - 1Performance Test
7QUALIFICATION TESTS - 1Performance Test
- Battery Performance Testing Equipment
- Maccor S-4000 battery test system
- Capacity 200 A ? 70 V
- Accuracy 0.02 Full scale
- Time resolution 10 msec
- Operating modes
- Constant current/voltage/power/resistance
- Step end conditions
- Voltage/current/time/Ah/Wh etc.
8QUALIFICATION TESTS - 2Thermal Environment Test
- 10 charge/discharge cycles at each temperatures.
- Testing Temperature
- 25?C, 0 ?C,20 ?C and 40 ?C.
- 45 A/150 msec pulses test
- at 100 , 75 ,50 and 25 SOC during
discharge. - SOC is based on nominal capacity.
- Pulse test every 75 min. at C/5 discharge rate.
9QUALIFICATION TESTS - 3 Overcharge
- Overvoltage -1
- Charge battery to 40.0 V at C/10 rate.
- BMS should protect the battery at V? 33.6 V.
- Fast charge
- Charge battery at 3 C rate (I ? 84 A) to 32.8 V
- Charging wire 3?20 AWG, safe current limit 6A
- Overvoltage -2
- Overcharge a fully charged battery at C/10 rate
for 50 minutes with a 12 V limit. - BMS should protect the battery at V? 33.6 V.
10QUALIFICATION TESTS - 4 Overdischarge
- Discharge into Reversal
- Discharge a fully charged battery down to 0 V and
take it into reversal until 150 of the original
capacity - BMS should protect the battery at V ? 20.0 V.
- Fast Discharge
- Discharge battery at 3 C rate to 20.8 V.
- 3C 84 A
- BMS over current software limit 80 A, delay 2-3
sec - Battery output wire 3 ?12 AWG,
- Safe current limit 69 A (23 A/wire)
11QUALIFICATION TESTS - 5External Short Circuit
- short circuit test
- Load50 mohm _at_ 32.8 V.
- BMS Hardware trip at 85 A,100 ?sec delay
- Visual checked and weight.
- discharge/charge/discharge on the battery.
12QUALIFICATION TESTS - 6Thermal Cycle
- Fully charged battery undergo 24 thermal cycles
- Visual inspection and discharge/charge cycles
13QUALIFICATION TESTS - 7 Vibration
- Two fully charged batteries vibrate for 15
minutes in each of the x, y and z axes. Moniter
OCV.
14SCREENING OF FLIGHT BATTERIES - 1 Vibration
- Fully charged battery is vibrated for one minute
in each of x, y, and z axes - Vibration spectrum
Frequency Level 20-80 Hz 3 dB/Oct
80-350 Hz 0.067 g2/Hz 350-2000 Hz ? 3 dB/Oct
15SCREENING OF FLIGHT BATTERIES - 2 Discharge /
Charge Cycles
- One discharge
- C/5 rate after vibration, 20.8 V cutoff
- Two full charge/discharge cycles
- Pass/Fail criteria
- OCV and capacity shall be within ? 5 before
and after vibration.
16SCREENING OF FLIGHT BATTERIES - 3 Thermal Cycle
- Eight thermal cycles at ?50?C and ?25?C
- Visual inspection
- Perform discharge/charge/discharge test
17SCREENING OF FLIGHT BATTERIES - 4 Storage
- With BMS connected
- Charge to 31.0 V at max. 6A rate
- Packed in air tight plastic box or bag
- Stored at 0?C ? 10?C
- Check and recharge battery every 4 weeks
18Typical Thermal Vacuum Test ProfileSpecification
TBD