Feasibility Study of Lithium-Ion Batteries for Torpedo Applications.

Received: 14 July 2023, Revised: 16 July 2023, Accepted: 22 Nov 2023, Available online: 11 Dec 2023, Version of Record: 11 Dec 2023

Ragit, Sumeet Sunilrao; Singh, Karandeep; Srinivas, M.

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.
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INDIALITHIUM-ion batteriesFEASIBILITY studiesPUBLIC sectorPRIVATE sector



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