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3 Minutes

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RSS VIBRATION

The order of testing shall be Y Axis, then X Axis, followed by theZ Axis.

The Cold Profile is to be vibrated at the following levels:

RANDOM VIBRATION CRITERIA (90 seconds in each axis)

RADIAL AXIS (Y Axis)

20-200 Hz @ 0.02 g2/Hz

200-250 Hz @ +9.4 d_/oct250-800 Hz @ 0.04 gL/Hz

800-2000 Hz @ -7.6 dB_oct2000 Hz @ 0.004 g_/Hz

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respectively)

20 Hz @ 0.02 g2/Hz

20-100 Hz @ +5 dB/oct100-800 Hz @ 0.3 g_Hz

800-2000 Hz @ -ii dB_oct2000 Hz @ 0.01 g_Hz

Composite = 6.6 grms Composite = 17.4 grms

The Hot Profile Unit is to be vibrated at the following levels:

Reentry Random Vibration (90 seconds in each axis)

RADIAL AXIS (Y Axis)

20 - i00 Hz @ 0.05 g2/Hz

i00 - 200 Hz @ +6.0 _B/oct200 - 500 Hz @ 0.2 g_Hz

500 - 2,000 Hz @ -5.0 d_/oct2,000 Hz @ 0.02 g_Hz

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20 Hz @ 0.01 g2/Hz

20 - i00 Hz @ +8.2g_dB/oct_8_/Hzi00 - 4OO Hz @ 0

400 - 2,000 Hz @ -6.1 d_/oct2,000 Hz @ 0.03 gL/Hz

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SYSTEMS, INC.

RSS ORDNANCE SHOCK Ref. Doc. 10SPC-0225 Para. 3.2.7.2.2.1

The order of testing shaft be X+, X-, Y+, Y-, Z+, Z-.

50 Hz @ 12 G's peak50-100 Hz @ +12 dB/oct

100 Hz @ _7 C's peak100-_000 Hz @ +6 dB/oct

_000-10000 Hz @ 1,875 G's peak

RSS WATER IMPACT SHOCK Ref. Doc. 10SPC-0225 Para. 3.2.7.2.2.2

The order of testing shall be X+, X-, Y+, Y-, Z÷, Z-.

Water Impact (1 shock per axis per mission for all axes)

Longitudinat Axis and Lateral Axes

20 Hz @ 50 C's peak

20-70 Hz @ +8 dB/oct

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OFI VIBRATION

The order of testing shall be Z Axis, then Y Axis, followed by theX Axis.

The Cold Profile Unit is to be vibrated at the following levels:

RANDOM VIBRATION CRITERIA (90 seconds in each axis)

RADIAL AXIS (Z Axis) -

120 seconds

20 Hz @ 0.050 g2/Hz

20-48 Hz @ +3 dB/pct

48-750 Hz @ 0.12 gZ/Hz

750-2000 Hz @ -9 dB/oct2000 Hz @ 0.0064 g_Hz

Composite = 11.2 grms

LONG. AND TANG. AXES (X and Y

respectively) - 90 seconds

20 Hz @ 0.02 g2/Hz

20-100 Hz @ +5 dB/oct

100-800 Hz @ 0.3 g_/Hz

800-2000 Hz @ -ii dB_oct2000 Hz @ 0.01 g'/Hz

Composite = 17.4 grms

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following levels:

Reentry Random Vibration (90 seconds in each axis)

RADIAL AXIS (Z Axis)

20 - i00 Hz @ 0.05 g2/Hz

i00 - 200 Hz @ +6.0 _B/oct200 - 500 Hz @ 0.2 g_Hz

500 - 2,000 Hz @ -5.0 d_/oct

2,000 Hz @ 0.02 g_Hz

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SYSTEMS. INC.

The order of testing shaIt be Z+, Z-, Y+, Y-, X+, X-.

OFI ORDNANCE SHOCK Ref. Doc. 10SPC-0226 Para. 3.2.7.2.2.1

50 Hz @ 12 G's peak

50-100 Hz @ +12 dB/octI00 Hz @ 47 G's peak100-4000 Hz @ +6 dB/oct

4000-10000 Hz @ 1,875 G's peak

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20 Hz @ 50 C's peak

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List of Attendees

Loc Adamedes

BST Systems78 Plainfield Pike Road

Plainfield. CT 06374

(203) 56.1-4078

Peggy N. AdamsU.S. Army Space & Strategic Defense CommandPOB [500

Attn: CSSD-SD-AM

Huntsville, AL 35807-3801

(205) 955-1599

Menahem Anderman. Ph.D.

ACME-Advanced Energy Systems528 West 21st Street

Suite 6

Tempe, AZ 85282

(602) 894-(>864

David Baer

Hughes Aircraft Company

MS 231/1518

Electron Dynamics Division

POB 2999

Torrance, CA 90509-2999

(310) 517-7604

Bob Bechtel

Marshall Space Flight CenterEBTI

Marshall Space Flight Center, AL 35812

(205) 544-3294

Charles W. Bennett

Martin Marietta Astro Sl_aceMS NP-2I

POB 800

Princeton, NJ 08543.0800

(609) 951-7597

Tom Berry

TRW GRO / FOT

Go0dard Space Flight Center

Code 5195, Bldg. 14, P.m. E2T2Greenbelt. MD 20770

(301) 286-4184

Sam BognerHughes Aircraft company1275 New York Dr.

Altadena, CA 91001

Yannick Borthomieu

SAFT Advanced Batteries

Rue G. Leclanche

BP 1029

86060 Poitiers Cedex

France

(33) 49554014

Jeff Brewer

Marshall Space Hight CenterEB74

Marshall Space Flight center, AL 35812(205) 544-3345

Harry BrownNaval Surface Warfare Center - Crane Div.

Commander

Code 6095 B2949

300 H_/301

Crane, IN 47522

(812) 854-1593

David Burns

Marshall Space Flight CenterEB15

Marshall Space Flight center, AL 35812

(205) 544-4807

Joseph A. Carcone

Sanyo Energy (USA) Corporation

2001 Sanyo Avenue

San Diego, CA 92173(619) 661-45620

Franco Carnevale

lnmarsat

c/o Martin Marietta Astro Space

MS 115, POB 800Princeton, NJ 08543

(609) 490.6249

John E Casey

Lockheed Engineering & Sciences Co.2400 NASA Rd. 1, EP5

Houston, TX 77058-3799

(713) 4834)446

Guy ChagnonSAFI" R&D Center107 Beaver Ct.

Cockeys_lle, MD 21030

(410) 771-3200

Lee C'hristensen

Freudenberg Nonwovens20 Industrial Ave.

Chelmsford, MA 01824

(508) 256-6588

Mark Christopher

Physitron, Inc.3304 Westmill Dr.

Huntsville, AL 35805

(205) 5344844

Dwaine Coates Anne conley Eric C. Dare,/"

Eagle Picher Industries, Inc. Hughes Aircraft Johnson Space Centert215 West B St. 10345 Mary Ave. MS EP6

Joplin, MO 64802 Cupertino, CA 95014 NASA Rd. 1(417) 623.8000 X403 (408) 744-1927 Houston, TX 77058

(713) 483-9055

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Stephen F. Dawson

J¢¢ Propulsion Laboratory4800 Oak Grove Dr.

Pasadena, CA 9]]09

(818) 354-4329

Frank Deligiannis

Jet Propulsion LaboratoryMS 277-104

,1800 Oak Grove Dr.

Pasadena, CA 91109

(SIS) 354-04O4

Dan Dell

Gates Aerospace BatteriesPOB 147115

Gaincs-ville, FL 32614-7115

(904) 462-6914

Sal DiStcfano

Jet Propulsion LaboratoryMS 277.212

4800 Oak Grove Drive

Pasadena, CA 91109

(818) 354-6320

Rajiv Doreswamy

Marshal{ Space Flight CenterEB73


(205) 544-3366

Orville O, Dunham, Jr.

Ribbon Technology Corp.POB 30758

Gahanna, OH 43230

(800) S4S-0477

Andrew F.Dunnct[NTEI.SAT

MS 33A

3400 International Dr. NW

Washington, DC 20008

(202) 944-7245

Martin W. Earl

COMSAT Laboratories

22300 Comsat Dr.

ClaAsburg, MD 20871

(301) 428-4503

Frank Echols

Teledyne BrownMS 52

300 Sparkman Dr.Huntsville, AL 35807

Tim A. Edgar

Eagle Picher Industries, Inc.

3820 South Hancock Expressway

Colorado Springs, CO 80911(719) 392-4266

Ted Edge


Marshall Space Flight Center, AL 35812(205)544-3381

RobertEdgin_onNational-Standard24101 N. Home St.

Mishawaka, IN 46545

Blake A. Emmerich

Zircar Products, IncPOB 458

II0 N. Main St.

Florida, NY 10921-0458

(914) 651-4481 X2_"x)

Ted Enomoto

Sanyo Energy (USA) Corporation2001 San_3 Avenue

San Diego, CA 92173(619) 661-6620

Ed Rtzgerald

Teledync Brown F._gineeringMS 16

300 Sparkman Dr. N'W

Huntsville, AL 35807

(2O5) 726-2865

Nicanor A. Flordeliza

GE American Communications

4 Research WayPrinceton, NJ 08540

(609) 987-4453

Chris Fox

Eagle-Picher Industries, Inc.1215 West B Siree!

Joplin, MO(417) 623-8000 X367

Garry Freeman, Jr.

U.S. Army Space & Strategic Defense CommandRoute 1, Box 246

Somerville, AL 35670

(205) 955-45'76

Chris Garner

Naval Research LaboratoryCode 8134

4555 Overlook Ave. SW


(202) 767-9075

Dr. William O. Gentry, P.E.Johnson Controls, Inc,POB 591

Milwaukee, WI 53201

(414) 228-2228

John Gilmer

Eagie-Picher Industries, Inc.C and Porter Streets

Joplin, MO 64801

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Eugena Goggans

Marshall Space Flight CenterEBI5

Marshall Space Flight Center,AL 35812

(205)544-3386

Ray GoinsUSBI2926 Bethel Rd.

Toney, AL 35773(205) 423-6902

Robert S. Green

Hughes - HITC

1768 Business Ctr. Dr.

Rcston, VA 22090

(703) 759-1244

Shahid Habib

NASA HeadquartersCode OW

Washington,DC 20546

(202)358-0536

Charles Hall

,Marshall Space Flight CenterEB74

Marshall Space Flight Center, AL 35812(205) 544-3330

David Hall

MarshallSpace FlightCenterEB72

Marshall Space Flight Cemer, AL 35812(2O5) 544-4215

Steve Hall

Naval Surface Warfare Center - Crane Div.

Code 6095

Crane, IN 47522

(812) 85,4-1593

Gerald Hall_rt

Jet Propulsion LaboratoryMS 277-212

4800 Oak Grove Drive

Pasadena, CA 91109

(818) 354-5474

Dr. Alan C Harkness

Ballard Battery Systems Corporation1164 West 15th St.

North Vancouver, B.C,Canada VTP IM9

(6O4)9_.4104

James R. Henderson

Westinghouse Electric Corp.

917 Explorer BoulevardHuntsville, AL 35806

(205)971-4710

Carole A. Hill

The Aerospace CorporationMANZ/2_POB 9045

Albuquerque, N,'M 87119-9045

(505) 846-7063

A/ben Himy

W_tiaghous¢ Electric CorporationPOB 18249

Pittsburgh, PA 15236(412) 382-7883

Elmer Hughett

The Enser CorporationPOB 18728

Huntsville, AL 35804-8728

John lvcrson

Aero Quality6101 NW 198 Terr.

Miami, FL 33015

(305)624-2435

Loma Jackson



(205) 544-3318

1L Roy Jackson

The Easer CorporationPOB 18728

HuntsviUe,AL 35804-8728

Doris Jallice

Goddard Space Flight CenterCode 734.5

Greenbelt, MD .7M/71

Jason F. Jenkins

Johns Hopkins University / APLRm 23-21.4

Johns Hopkins Rd.Laurel, MD 20723-6099

(301.)953-5106

Dr. Chris Johnson

Boeing Defense & SpaceMS 8C-61

POB 3999

S_attle, WA 98124

(206) 773-99.57

Mark Kauchak

Westinghouse

917 Explorer Blvd.Huntsville, At. 35806

(205) 971.4704

Marcie Kennedy


Marshall Space Flight Center, AL 35812(2O5)544.3724

1993 NASA Aerospace Battery Workshop -835-:

Lt. VJctona KennedyU.S. Air Force

PL/V'IVC

Kinland AF'B, I_ 871i7-60_

(SOS)846-2637

Donald Kieis

It0 Wynn Drive

Huntsville,AL

Michael D. Koellmg

Hughes AircraftMS CHSS

16800E, C,entreTech ParkwayAurora,CO 80011

(303) 341-3327

AI Kuehl

USASSDC

Active Sensors Division

CSSD-SD-AMPOB 1500

Hums'vile, AL 35807-_01

Hiroaki Kusawake

National Space Development Agency of JapanTsukuba Space Center

2+1 Sengen_ Tsukuba. [barald 305Japan

81-298-52-2285

AllanLamb

19672-286Stuens Creek Blvd.

Cepertino,CA 95014

(408)282.2040

Roy Lanier

Marshall Space Flight Center

EBTI

Marshall Space Flight Center, AL 35812(205) 5_-330]

Ron LantzyMartin MariettaMS $4017

POB 179

Denver, CO 80201

(303) 971-8706

Christine Lehr

Martin Marietta Astro SpacePOB 8_

Princeton, NJ 08543-0800

(609)490-3574

Harlan L. Lewis

Naval Surface Warfare Center - Crane Div.

Crane, IN 47522-5060

(s12) _4-4104

Herman G. Lewis, Jr.

McDonnell Douglas Aerospace

MS B3.D420/22-25301'BoisaAve.

Huntington Beach, CA _'2.647

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The 1993 NASA Aerospace Battery Workshop

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George C. Marshall Space Flight Center

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This document contains the proceedings of the 26th annual NASA Aerospace Battery

Workshop, hosted by the Marshall Space Flight Center on November 16-18, 1993. the

workshop was attended by scientists and engineers from various agencies of the

U.S. Government, aerospace contractors, and battery manufacturers, as well asinternational participation in like kind from a number of countries around theworld.

The subjects covered included nickel-cadmium, nickel-hydrogen, nickel-metal

hydride, and lithium based technologies, as well as advanced technologies

including various bipolar designs.

14. SUBJECTTERMS battery, nickel-cadmium, nickel-hydrogen,

nickel-metal hydride, lithium, cadmium, battery test,

electrode, pressure vessel, charge control

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