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|  DOE-SPEC-3019-96
ATTENTION:
In items a through h below, enter the basic battery description of each battery string being purchased, as well as
how each is to be identified and named. If there is more than one battery string, please indicate battery strings
will be connected in a parallel configuration. Also enter the nominal system bus voltage and whether or not the
battery will be used in a grounded system. DC systems usually operate ungrounded, except for telecommunication
systems which generally have one side grounded. The number of cells per battery, multiplied by 2 volts per cell,
should equal the nominal system voltage.
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a. Designation of Battery String
No. [1] [
] [Parallel Configuration]
] V DC
b. Nominal DC System (Battery) Voltage
[
c. Battery is Used in a Grounded
DC System
[Yes] [No]
] minimum [
] maximum
d. Number of Cells per Battery Jar
[
e. Grid Alloy
[Pure Lead] [Lead-Calcium]
[Lead-Antimony] [Lead-Selenium]
f.
Cell Type
[Absorbed Glass Mat] [Gel Cell]
g. End-of-Duty Cycle Voltage
or Minimum Voltage During
] V/cell
Duty Cycle
[1.75] [
ATTENTION:
Insert the required information in the following paragraph.
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3.2.1
Operating environment. Each battery and associated equipment shall meet the
performance requirements of this specification while operating under the
environmental conditions specified below.
]
a. Battery String Designation
No. [1] [
ft (
m)]
b. Elevation Above Mean Sea Level
[
c. Battery Room Ambient
Temperature Range
[70 to 80F (21 to 27C)]
to
F (
to
C)]
[
d. Battery Room Ambient Design
F (
C)]
Temperature
[77F (25C)] [
e. Battery Room Maximum Design
]F (
C)
Temperature (i.e., HVAC Failure)
[
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