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Soldatenko V. A., Lubentsov B. Z., Lubentsov A. B., Dmitrenko V. E., Radionov E. G., Orshanskii Y. I. The state of the stationary battery fleet in Russia (analytical report). Electrochemical Energetics, 2006, vol. 6, iss. 3, pp. 118-123. DOI: 10.18500/1608-4039-2006-6-3-118-123, EDN: KVMXUX

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Russian
Heading: 
Electrolytes for sources of electrochemical power
Article type: 
Article
UDC: 
621.355
DOI: 
10.18500/1608-4039-2006-6-3-118-123
EDN: 
KVMXUX

The state of the stationary battery fleet in Russia (analytical report)

Autors: 
Soldatenko V. A., JSC Elektrozaryad
Lubentsov B. Z., JSC Galva Group
Lubentsov A. B., JSC Galva Group
Dmitrenko V. E., JSC CHEKOS
Radionov E. G., JSC CHEKOS
Orshanskii Yu. I., JSC Elektrozaryad
Abstract: 

The status and structure of the stationary battery park in the Russian Federation are analyzed. The enterprises of the Atomic Power Ministry, Ministry of Defence, YeES Rossii Corp., Gasprom Corp., ZhD Rossii Corp., regional (municipal) power systems, communication services, transport, metro, heavy and medium engineering works are the main consumers of this kind of power sources. The stationary battery park is shown to consist of SK flood batteries (made at the Kursk battery works) and SN VRLA (made in Yugoslavia), the average service life exceeding 15 years. The analysis has shown that the development strategy of this segment of batteries should be designed.

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Received: 
23.04.2006
Accepted: 
30.08.2006
Published: 
30.09.2006