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Nickel is used mostly for the production of stainless steel and other nickel alloys with high corrosion and temperature resistance. Nickel alloys and nickel platings are used in vehicles, processing machinery, armaments, tools, electrical equipment, household appliances, and coins. Nickel compounds also are used as catalysts, pigments, and in batteries. 

Nickel-cadmium sealed cells are now a commercially important consumer product. They find use, both as button and cylindrical cells, in portable cordless appliances such as power tools, electric razors and photoflash apparatus, and increasingly in hybrid mains/battery equipment such as portable tape recorders, radios and television receivers. Many of these cells are readily interchangeable with primary batteries. In recent years, advances in design have increased recharge rates cylindrical cells with sintered electrodes can now be fast charged from full discharge at up to the C/l rate of 80% of capacity. 

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Application examples Shavers Digital cordless phones Toys Cordless phones Shavers Data terminals Camcorders Wireless equipment Cellular phones Power tools Electric tools Notebook PCs Cellular phones Emergency lights Guide lights Memory backup... 

Figure 21.7 shows rate capability, temperature characteristics, cycle Ufe, and overcharge test of the above battery. The battery performances are exceUent The most important point is that this battery is highly safe. Figure 21.7d shows the result of the overcharge test. The temperature of the battery increased with increasing charge capacity, but it showed maximum temperature at 57°C and no further temperature increase was observed. Those batteries will be used for the electric tools, electric bike, hybrid vehicle, and pure electric vehicles (EV). 

M. lhara, T. Kubota, U.S. Patent AppL US 2011/0214895 Al, 2011. Lithium secondtuy battery, electrolytic solution for lithium secondary battery, electric power tool, electric vehicle, and electric power storage system. 

Soon after commercialization, the Li-ion battery (LIB) system became a popular choice because of its high-energy density, good performance, and no memory effect as occurred with nickel-cadmium (Ni-Cd) or nickel-metal hydride (Ni-MH) batteries. LIBs have been primarily used for portable electronics, especially cellular phones and notebook computers. Recently, the application area has been extended to power tools, electric bikes, and energy storage systems. Several companies are now working toward adapting the lithium-ion system for use in electric drive vehicle (EDV) applications. 

Since they were first commercialized in 1991, lithium ion (Li ion) cells now have become the system of choice for high-end portable consumer applications (e.g., laptop and tablet computers, personal multimedia players, and cell phones). They are also seeing increased use in power tools, electric vehicles, and space satellites. Likewise, Li ion cells play an important role in some implantable medical devices. 

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Major applications include industrial (plumbing, automotive), commercial (appliance, tools, electrical and electronic), and consumer (disposable pens, combs, zippers) products. Acetal resins are also often used in medical products because of their unique properties and resistance to sterilization conditions. 

Although somewhat similar to power tools, electric bikes come in various sizes from simple pedal-assist bicycles to full electric motorcycles (which are closer to electric vehicles). 

In 2012, the main outlet for lithium-ion batteries, both in terms of number of units sold and turnover, was still cellphones, followed by portable computers. Lithium-ion batteries have also built up a significant presence in digital cameras and camcorders, audio and video players, games consoles, PDAs, etc. In addition, they are increasingly to be found in portable electric tools. Electric vehicles, if they develop as they are currently predicted to, will ultimately come to represent the dominant maiket. The more distant future should see the development of the maiket of batteries for grid support. LiPo batteries are primarily used in model-making and in EAPCs, etc. 

Yet this phrase is not entirely tone. In fact, everyone knows this. On a daily basis, we all use objects, tools or mobile systems using an electrical supply (mobile telephones, laptop computers, portable electric tools, electrical vehicles, etc.). Thus, de facto, we know that electricity can be stored. Nevertheless, it is relatively difficult to store it, more difficult to store it over long periods of time, and more difficult still to store it in extreme environmental conditions. 

Machine Tool Electrical Standards. Standards of the National Machine Tool Builders Association, 7901 Westpark Drive, McLean, VA 22101. 

A qualified person must visually inspect all tools, electrical jumpers, shorts, grounds, and other such devices to verify that they have been removed. 

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From an historical perspective, the problem with electrical safety on construction sites largely began after World War II when portable electric tools, electrically powered plant and electric lighting came into general site use. Up until the 1960s, there was no purpose-designed electrical distribution system available, so the main contractor would usually ask the electrical subcontractor to provide a minimum installation at minimal cost. 

Those applications in which the secondary battery is used or discharged essentially as a primary battery, but recharged after use rather than being discarded. Secondary batteries are used in this manner as, for example, in portable consumer electronics, power tools, electric vehicles, etc., for cost savings (as they can be recharged rather than replaced), and in applications requiring power drains beyond the capability of primary batteries. 

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This is the most common of the rechargable batteries and has extensive use in cordless power tools, electric razors, and electronics. It has similarities to the Edison cell, but better performance in its areas of application. 

Used in construction elements subjected to friction stress and wear stress, such as slide elements, bearings and similar coupling elements operating on a ball or roller bearing principle, tread rollers, cams, etc., fan wheels, fittings, housings for electrical tools, electric motors, pumps, etc. (usually with fibre glass reinforcement)... 

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