Guidance on Samples used in Long Term Aging Test Procedures Sample Clauses

Guidance on Samples used in Long Term Aging Test Procedures. 4.3.1 Cells are subject to degradation in storage due to a variety of chemical mechanisms, such as limited thermal stability of materials in storage. Battery performance can degrade during use, due to parasitic reactions. Rates of degradation can be related to a number of factors, such as storage temperature or temperature variations. 4.3.2 The effect of degradation of performance can be estimated by real time storage measurements or by accelerated ageing at high temperatures. 4.3.3 Hence, the selection of cells to be done for long term aging / cycle life testing has to be done exclusively from the fresh batch of manufacturing. For instance, as per 4.1.1, if the sampling has been done for batches manufactured during January - March, the cycle life testing/ aging test has to be done on samples manufactured at the most recent date in the January - March period. SCHEDULE – E DISBURSEMENT MECHANISM‌ 1. The amount of cash Subsidy to be distributed shall be linked to the following factors: (a) Capacity of Advance Chemistry Cell sold (per KWh basis); and (b) Value Addition within India of Advance Chemistry Cell produced. The percentage of Value Addition may also include the Value Addition or indigenous manufacturers undertaking the activity of manufacturing in India. 2. The amount of Subsidy to be disbursed would be calculated as following: Formula for calculation: Fixed amount per kilowatt hour or effective subsidy X (multiplied) Percentage of Value Addition achieved during the period or the Value Addition specified in the technical bid of the Beneficiary Firm, whichever is lower X (multiplied) Actual production of Advance Chemistry Cell sold (in KWh). The fixed amount per kilowatt hour is calculated as multiplication of base Subsidy factor for the applicable Advanced Chemistry Cell with effective phasing of base Subsidy as indicated in Article 11 of this Agreement. By way of illustration: For a cell with energy density of 280 Wh/Kg, Cycle life = 3000, Period = 5th year 2nd quarter, subsidy benchmark (or the amount of Subsidy indicated in the financial bid i.e. A) = Rs. 1800; The fixed amount per kilowatt hour or Effective subsidy shall be Rs. 1800 * 1.2 * 90%. Explanation:
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Guidance on Samples used in Long Term Aging Test Procedures. 4.3.1 Cells are subject to degradation in storage due to a variety of chemical mechanisms, such as limited thermal stability of materials in storage. Battery performance can degrade during use, due to parasitic reactions. Rates of degradation can be related to a number of factors, such as storage temperature or temperature variations. 4.3.2 The effect of degradation of performance can be estimated by real time storage measurements or by accelerated ageing at high temperatures. 4.3.3 Hence, the selection of cells to be done for long term aging / cycle life testing has to be done exclusively from the fresh batch of manufacturing. For instance, as per 4.1.1, if the sampling has been done for batches manufactured during January - March, the cycle life testing/ aging test has to be done on samples manufactured at the most recent date in the January - March period. 1. The amount of cash Subsidy to be distributed shall be linked to the following factors: (a) Capacity of Advance Chemistry Cell sold (per KWh basis); and (b) Value Addition within India of Advance Chemistry Cell produced. The percentage of Value Addition may also include the Value Addition or indigenous manufacturers undertaking the activity of manufacturing in India. 2. The amount of Subsidy to be disbursed would be calculated as following: Formula for calculation: Fixed amount per kilowatt hour X (multiplied) Percentage of Value Addition achieved during the period X (multiplied) Actual production of Advance Chemistry Cell sold (in KWh). The fixed amount per kilowatt hour is calculated as multiplication of base Subsidy factor for the applicable Advanced Chemistry Cell with effective phasing of base Subsidy as indicated in Article 11 of this Agreement. Explanation:
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