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EPRI Proprietary Licensed Material Figure 32 Type II design, 2500F capacitor demonstrates dynamic characteristics of increased capacity with reduced loading and longer discharge times. ..................... 61 Figure 33 Comparison of type I and type III electrochemical capacitor energy calculation ................................................................................................................................... 62 Figure 34 Energy and power relationship for series RC and actual electrochemical capacitor.................................................................................................................... 64 Figure 35 Histogram of individual capacitor voltages in a hypothetical series-connected string. ........................................................................................................................ 65 Figure 36 Yield for electrochemical capacitors from two different manufacturing distributions............................................................................................................... 66 Figure 37 Possible failure mode scenario for Type I electrochemical capacitors ............ 66 Figure 38 Common failure mode scenario for Type II electrochemical capacitors ......... 67 Figure 39 Common failure mode scenario for Type III electrochemical capacitors ........ 67 Figure 40 Life performance – capacitance loss as a function of time and temperature (NEC symmetric, aqueous design type).................................................................... 67 Figure 41 Life Performance – Weibull Analysis (NEC Design type I)............................ 68 LIST OF TABLES Table 1 Fundamental equations for all capacitors including electrochemical capacitors... 9 Table 2 Comparison of functionality of electrochemical capacitor designs..................... 11 Table 3 Manufacturers of Large Capacitor Products........................................................ 25 Table 4 Comparison of batteries. electrochemical capacitor characteristics to lead-acid batteries..................................................................................................................... 38 Table 5 Summary of system costs by application and variation of technology ............... 52 Table 6 Cost/Benefit Comparison Based on NPV Assessment........................................ 53 Electrochemical Capacitors vi
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Figure 32 Type II design, 2500F capacit<strong>or</strong> demonstrates dynamic characteristics <strong>of</strong><br />
increased capacity with reduced loading and longer discharge times. ..................... 61<br />
Figure 33 Comparison <strong>of</strong> type I and type III electrochemical capacit<strong>or</strong> energy calculation<br />
................................................................................................................................... 62<br />
Figure 34 <strong>Energy</strong> and power relationship <strong>f<strong>or</strong></strong> series RC and actual electrochemical<br />
capacit<strong>or</strong>.................................................................................................................... 64<br />
Figure 35 Histogram <strong>of</strong> individual capacit<strong>or</strong> voltages in a hypothetical series-connected<br />
string. ........................................................................................................................ 65<br />
Figure 36 Yield <strong>f<strong>or</strong></strong> electrochemical capacit<strong>or</strong>s from two different manufacturing<br />
distributions............................................................................................................... 66<br />
Figure 37 Possible failure mode scenario <strong>f<strong>or</strong></strong> Type I electrochemical capacit<strong>or</strong>s ............ 66<br />
Figure 38 Common failure mode scenario <strong>f<strong>or</strong></strong> Type II electrochemical capacit<strong>or</strong>s ......... 67<br />
Figure 39 Common failure mode scenario <strong>f<strong>or</strong></strong> Type III electrochemical capacit<strong>or</strong>s ........ 67<br />
Figure 40 Life per<strong>f<strong>or</strong></strong>mance – capacitance loss as a function <strong>of</strong> time and temperature<br />
(NEC symmetric, aqueous design type).................................................................... 67<br />
Figure 41 Life Per<strong>f<strong>or</strong></strong>mance – Weibull Analysis (NEC Design type I)............................ 68<br />
LIST OF TABLES<br />
Table 1 Fundamental equations <strong>f<strong>or</strong></strong> all capacit<strong>or</strong>s including electrochemical capacit<strong>or</strong>s... 9<br />
Table 2 Comparison <strong>of</strong> functionality <strong>of</strong> electrochemical capacit<strong>or</strong> designs..................... 11<br />
Table 3 Manufacturers <strong>of</strong> Large Capacit<strong>or</strong> Products........................................................ 25<br />
Table 4 Comparison <strong>of</strong> batteries. electrochemical capacit<strong>or</strong> characteristics to lead-acid<br />
batteries..................................................................................................................... 38<br />
Table 5 Summary <strong>of</strong> system costs by application and variation <strong>of</strong> technology ............... 52<br />
Table 6 Cost/Benefit Comparison Based on NPV Assessment........................................ 53<br />
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