Feasibility Study of Lithium-Ion Batteries for Torpedo Applications

Received: 22 Feb 2023, Revised: 26 Feb 2023, Accepted: 15 March 2023, Available online: 17 Apr 2023, Version of Record: 17 Apr 2023

Meduri Srinivas

Abstract


A comprehensive study on the feasibility of Lithium (Li)-ion battery technology for Light Weight Torpedoes (LWT) and Heavy Weight Torpedoes (HWT) applications are reported in this article. The global scenario of Li-ion battery technology for torpedo applications and current Indigenous Li-ion battery developments in India are studied. Configuration study of Li-ion battery for LWT and HWT with commercial cells was carried out and it is found feasible to partially meet the required power for LWT and HWT applications. A comparison of the cost per cycle of Li-ion battery versus AgO-Zn battery indicates that Li-ion batteries work out to be cheaper beyond 100 cycles of use and by an order of magnitude cheaper on average. The detailed survey on Indigenous developments reveals that cell-level development is predominant in public sector agencies, whereas the private sector is mostly focussed on the assembly of imported cells and BMS.
Parameters of LWT from open literature

Parameters of LWT from open literature
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Battery parameters for typical LWT applications

Battery parameters for typical LWT applications
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Battery configuration with commercial cells for LWT application

Battery configuration with commercial cells for LWT application
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Parameters of hWT from open literature

Parameters of hWT from open literature
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Typical battery parameters for hWT applications

Typical battery parameters for hWT applications
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