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Tuesday, 15 January 2013

Hydrostatic Pressure Test System for LMU Battery



The Concorde Battery Corporation is a main producer and developer of premium quality lead-acid batteries. Their major manufacturing services and offices are situated in West Covina, CA. The Concorde Battery Corporation was established in 1978 to develop and construct aircraft batteries for military and commercial applications. Since that time they have manufactured batteries for diverse applications. The types of batteries that they manufacture comprise valve regulated  lead-acid batteries for aircraft, marine, medical, telecommunications, emergency backup, and photovoltaic applications as well as flooded lead-acid batteries for commercial and military aircraft.
At present, the Concorde Battery Corporation is developing a sealed lead acid battery for deep sea applications. This battery will be attached to the diver and used to power underwater electronics. The outer case of the battery is made up of injection molded carbon-fiber reinforced polycarbonate. The battery shall be capable of operating at a depth of 300 feet in seawater. The Concorde Battery Corporation needs an apparatus that will test their battery at a pressure of 300 psi. Our job is to design an apparatus to test the casing of the battery by simulating the conditions at a depth of 300 ft in seawater.  The battery will have to be set through tough rigorous tests to certify it as capable of withstanding deep sea water pressures. 

Authors

David Sandoval(dsand003@student.ucr.edu), Steve Chang (schan028@student.ucr.edu) and Rolando Toledo(toledr01@student.ucr.edu.)

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