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    This Supplement supersedes SUPPLEMENT NO 40 to DEF STAN 61 - 3 (PART 1) it is to be read in conjunction with the General Specification for primary batteries.

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    This Supplement supersedes SUPPLEMENT NO 40 to DEF STAN 61 - 3 (PART 1) it is to be read in conjunction with the General Specification for primary batteries.

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    This Supplement supersedes SUPPLEMENT NO 40 to DEF STAN 61 - 3 (PART 1) it is to be read in conjunction with the General Specification for primary batteries.

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    DEF STAN 61 - 3 (PART 1)

    SUPPLEMENT NO 40, ISSUE 2


    2nd MAY 1973

    SPECIFICATION
    FOR
    BATTERY, DRY (LECLANCHÉ), 150/3 V, NO 1, NATO STOCK NO 6135-99-910-1157

    This Supplement supersedes SUPPLEMENT NO 40 to


    DEF STAN 61 - 3 (PART 1), dated 19 March 1968

    1. This Supplement is to be read in conjunction with the General Specification for


    primary batteries (Leclanché, mercury, and manganese alkaline types) contained in
    DEF STAN 61 - 3 (PART 1).

    2. NOMINAL VOLTAGE

    a. Cell.

    1.5

    b. Battery.
    (1) HT section: 150

    (2) LT section: 3

    3. DIMENSIONS

    Dimensions shall be in accordance with the requirements of the attached drawing.

    4. MASS

    Mass shall not exceed 5 pounds (2.27 kilograms).

    5. MARKINGS

    Marking shall be in accordance with the requirements of the General Specifica-


    tion contained in DEF STAN 61 - 3 (PART 1), clause 11. and the attached drawing.

    6. CONSTRUCTION

    a. Assembly.

    (1) An HT section and an LT section of 150 and 3 volts respectively,


    combined in a single insulating container.

    (a) The HT section normally being 100 layer-type cells connected


    in series.

    (b) The LT section normally being eight cylindrical cells


    connected in series-parallel.

    (2) Inter-cell connections between cylindrical cells shall be soldered,


    using wire not thinner than 0.028 in (22 s.w.g.) (0.71 mm).

    -1-
    DEF STAN 61 - 3 (PART 1)
    SUPPLEMENT NO 40/2

    6 . a. (3) Cell-socket connections shall be soldered, using insulated stranded


    wire.

    (4) The whole assembly shall be blocked securely to prevent internal


    movement.

    (5) The hole in the outer container shall be concentric with the socket,
    and shall be sealed in such a manner that the seal may be removed and
    replaced effectively to permit testing of the battery during storage.

    (6) After sealing, the battery shall be dipped in micro-crystalline wax


    at a temperature of not less than 100°C, for not less than five
    seconds, in such a manner that the battery is covered completely with
    a smooth and continuous protective wax film.

    b. Cell details.

    (1) Size.

    (a) Layer-type: 1/4 in (6.35 mm) x 1.1/4 in (31.75 mm) x 13/16 in


    (20.64 mm).

    (b) Cylindrical type: R22 (BS 397).

    (2) Zinc thickness for cylindrical type.

    Shall be not less than 0.014 in (0.36 mm).

    c. Terminations.

    Special socket in accordance with the requirements of the attached drawing.

    7. STORAGE AND PERFORMANCE TESTS

    a. Allocation of sample batteries.

    (1) For Qualification Approval testing.

    Shall be in accordance with the requirements of the General


    Specification contained in DEF STAN 61 - 3 (PART 1), clause 6.b.

    (2) For Quality Assurance testing.

    Number of sample batteries supplied shall be in accordance with the


    requirements of the General Specification contained in
    DEF STAN 61 - 3 (PART 1), clause 14.b. and shall be divided between
    the tests shown in the table below as follows:

    10% Jungle with the balance divided equally between the other four
    types of storage.

    -2-
    DEF STAN 61 - 3 (PART 1)
    SUPPLEMENT NO 40/2

    7. b. Storage conditions and performance requirements.

    GENERAL STORAGE MINIMUM DISCHARGE


    TYPE OF STORAGE SPECIFICATION PERIOD LIFE AFTER STORAGE
    CLAUSE (WEEKS) (HOURS)

    Temperate 17.a. 4 24
    (Short term)

    Temperate 17.a. 52 20
    (Long term)

    Jungle 17.c. 8 22

    Desert 17.b. 26 18

    Temperate 18.d.
    (Spare)

    Notes:

    1. indicates insulation resistance after Jungle storage (General


    Specification DEF STAN 61 - 3 (PART 1), clause 19.) to be not less
    than 2 megohms.

    2. indicates batteries stored singly.

    c. Discharge test conditions.

    (1) Resistance loads.

    (a) HT section: R1: 10 000 ohms.


    R2: 20 000 ohms.

    (b) LT section: R1: 6.8 ohms.


    R2: 13.6 ohms.

    (2) Discharge cycle.

    Two minutes discharge through R1, followed by 18 minutes discharge


    through R2. This cycle to be repeated continuously.

    (3) On-load voltage end-points.


    (a) HT section: 100 volts.

    (b) LT section: 2.4 volts.

    -3-
    DEF STAN 61-3(PART 1)
    SUPPLEMENT NO 40/2

    THIRD ANGLE PROJECTION

    -4-
    Procurement Executive, Ministry of Defence
    Directorate of Standardization
    Room 1138, Kentigern House, 65 Brown Street, GLASGOW, G2 8EX
    Telephone: 0141-224 2595 (Direct Dialling) Fax: 0141-224 2503
    0141-248 7890 (Switchboard)
    Internet e-mail address: [email protected]

    Your Reference :

    Our Reference : D/DStan/11/2

    Date : 9 November 1998

    Removal of Product Qualification Approval

    IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
    1. This Standard contains a Product Qualification Approval (PQA) scheme. iMOD policy requires that all
    PQA schemes are removed from Defence Standards called up in contracts placed after 1st January 1998.

    2. Users of this Standard are to contact the Project Manager (PM), Equipment Support Manager (ESM) or
    Technical Service Authority (TSA) named in the contract or order, to identify whether there is a continuing need
    for an approvals scheme.
    ii
    3. Product Conformity Certification (PCC) is a risk based process that replaces PQA. Once a risk has been
    identified PCC can be included as a contract clause. In exceptional circumstances agreement can be sought from
    AD/Stan for PCC to be included in a Defence Standard.

    4. At the next revision of this Standard the PQA scheme will be removed.

    T R Leaver
    Head of Standards Programme Management
    Tel: 0141 224 2595 FAX: 0141 224 2503

    i
    Defence Council Instruction (General) 197/97; Quality Temporary Memorandum 5/98; Chief of
    Defence Procurement Instruction CDPI/TECH/250 (draft)
    ii
    PCC is certification that a product meets its specification. When PC is required by the contract, the
    contractor is responsible for obtaining the necessary PCC. Certification shall be provided from a
    NAMAS accredited laboratory when appropriate. PCC shall apply where a Risk Assessment has been
    identified by the PM; ESM or TSA.

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