Classification Society Lithium Battery

　　The technical standards for lithium battery products formulated by the Classification Society refer to the technical standards applicable to the marine field for lithium battery products. With the development of the shipping industry and the enhancement of environmental awareness, lithium batteries, as a high energy density, low pollution, and reusable energy storage device, have been widely used in the field of ships. In order to ensure the safety, reliability, and applicability of lithium battery products, the classification society has formulated a series of technical standards.

　　The classification society's technical standards for lithium battery products have put forward a series of requirements for the design and manufacturing of lithium batteries. This includes limitations on basic parameters such as external dimensions, weight, capacity, voltage, etc. of the battery. In addition, it is required that lithium batteries must have protective measures to prevent overcharging, over discharging, overcurrent, overheating, and other situations from occurring. At the same time, the packaging materials of lithium batteries must also meet specific requirements to ensure their safety in marine environments.

　　The classification society's technical standards for lithium battery products provide detailed regulations on the performance of batteries. This includes requirements for the charging and discharging performance, cycle life, self discharge rate, and other aspects of the battery. The classification society requires lithium batteries to maintain high charging and discharging efficiency within their designed lifespan, and to have good stability and reliability under specific working conditions. In addition, the safety performance of lithium batteries is also a key concern of the classification society, requiring that lithium batteries do not experience dangerous situations such as combustion and explosion when subjected to external force shocks or temperature changes.

　　The classification society's technical standards for lithium battery products also require the environmental adaptability of batteries. Ships are a special working environment, and lithium batteries must be able to adapt to various harsh weather conditions and vibration environments. Therefore, the classification society requires lithium batteries to have certain adaptability in terms of temperature, humidity, vibration, etc., and to be able to work normally under different working conditions.

　　The classification society's lithium battery product technical standards also put forward requirements for battery management and maintenance. The classification society requires that lithium batteries must have a monitoring and control system that can monitor the status and performance of the batteries in real time, and carry out reasonable management and maintenance of the batteries. The classification society also requires that lithium batteries must have fault self diagnosis and alarm functions to remind operators to handle abnormal situations in a timely manner and ensure the safe operation of the ship.

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