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New hybrid polymer-glass electrolyte for solid-state lithium batteries
2015-12-22 00:55:31| Green Car Congress
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Report: Sony working on high-capacity Li-S, Mg-S batteries, targeting commercialization in 2020
2015-12-21 15:55:31| Green Car Congress
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Power System Manager Solar Arrays and Batteries
2015-12-17 16:08:50| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS
The Airbus High Altitude Pseudo Satellite HAPS business which designs, builds and operates the world record breaking Zephyr solar electric UAVs is currently going through a rapid expansion process. Zephyr delivers a truly realtime satellite like capability and provides wide areas persistence at very low cost. Running exclusively on solar power and flying above the weather, typically at 65,000ft, Zephyr fills a capability gap between Satellites and conventional unmanned UAS. Airbus has a unique, demonstrated lead in the design, build and operation of HAPS allowing low risk access to world class development and an ability to evolve with advances in technology. A vacancy for a Power System Manager has arisen within Airbus Defence Space in Farnborough to work on the ZEPHYR aircraft project. You will be responsible for all aspects of the delivery of the power system including battery and the solar array system on the Zephyr aircraft. You will analyse and benchmark new technologies and alternate suppliers in the batteries and solar arrays. Your main tasks and responsibilities will include To be responsible for managing key supplier relationships. To agree strategy for technical and work share split between suppliers and Airbus HAPS with the HAPS management team Through the Head of Engineering. To manage the specification of the power system and agree with the Zephyr Lead System Engineer. To manage the thermal design of the batteries for optimal operation in the Zephyr launch and operating environment. To specify design supply procure test the mechanical and thermal control measures required for installation on the aircraft. To maintain battery and solar array test facilities, EGSE, MGSE and storage facilities required for testing and operation. To manage the acceptance of batteries and solar arrays including qualification and acceptance testing. To deliver batteries and solar arrays to the projects against the agreed specification, Product Assurance policies timescale and cost. To be responsible for integration of the batteries and solar arrays on the aircraft. To manage the HS requirements for the batteries in all phases of use. To be prepared to travel overseas for regular progress meetings and flight operations. To influence the supplier roadmaps so that HAPS requirements are prioritised. To manage the acceptance of the arrays including qualification and acceptance testing. We are looking for candidates with the following skills and experience Qualified to degree level in Aerospace engineering or similar. Strong experience with Batteries and Solar Arrays Power Systems. Strong Supplier Relationship Management experience. Experience of delivering innovative, high technology systems operating in a harsh and remote environment. Experience of Quality and Assurance management processes. Strong communication, negotiation, interpersonal skills. Please apply for this vacancy on line at our careers site www.jobs.airbusgroup.com with your CV attached. To apply click here
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The Trouble With Hoverboards and Lithium-Ion Batteries
2015-12-14 16:06:04| TechNewsWorld
As I'm writing this, a few more hoverboards have caught fire, and they now are banned on most domestic airlines, suggesting that shipping these things fast could be a problem. Australia even has put out a specific warning on hoverboards. The biggest problem is that a lithium ion fire in a large battery pack like this could burn down your house, and that would be an ugly end to holiday festivities.
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VW to Add Flat Batteries to Boost Sales of Electric Vehicles
2015-12-14 00:10:16| Automakers - Topix.net
Volkswagen AG is preparing to integrate flat batteries into future cars as the German manufacturer plans to boost its electric-vehicle lineup following its emissions manipulation scandal. The company expects demand to increase rapidly as the range of battery-powered vehicles is growing and costs are declining substantially, VW brand chief Herbert Diess said, according to a transcript of an interview with the internal staff newspaper "Insight" that was obtained by Bloomberg.
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