APPLICATION: Lithium Battery Rooms
FFPs - Frequently Faced Problems
Lithium, being highly hygroscopic and is very unstable in presence of water. It reacts to even small amounts of water vapour thereby reducing the shelf life and performance of Lithium Chloride Batteries.
General Recommendation :
  • Moisture level in Lithium Battery Processing areas should correspond to less than (-) 28ºC dewpoint or moisture content of 0.25 grams of water vapour per kg. of dry air.
  • Room Temperature should be at comfort levels of around 25ºC and -28 to -35ºC dewpoint. (1-2 Gr/Lb/0.14 to 0.39 g/kg)
Our Solution :
High technology often entails working under very precisely controlled environmental conditions. Lithium or high energy batteries are a classic example of a product where production is not possible in the absence of efficient dehumidification.

Dehumidification, or moisture control, has proven itself to be an important factor in the control of the environment so as to produce higher quality products in greater volume.

The need for dryness
Lithium is highly hygroscopic by nature. Its affinity for water and its instability in the presence of water makes the production of lithium batteries impossible without efficient moisture control. Its reaction with even small amounts of water vapour can reduce its shelf life and performance.
Thus, very dry environment with strictly controlled moisture in manufacturing and assembling area is a must for final quality and longer life of Lithium Batteries.


The Solution
Desiccant dehumidification can maintain dewpoints to very low levels, such .as -400F, consistently. However, the manufacturing areas of the batteries house man and machines, and a suitable working environment needs to be created for them.

Factors to Control in Lithium Battery Rooms

  • Moisture Load Inside Controlled space
  • Moisture level in Lithium Battery Processing areas should correspond to less than (-) 28ºC dewpoint or moisture content of 0.25 grams of water vapour per kg. of dry air.
  • Room Temperature should be at comfort levels of around 25ºC and -28 to -35ºC dewpoint. (1-2 Gr/Lb/0.14 to 0.39 g/kg)
  • Room temperature also needs to be kept slightly warm, so that workers working in the processing area are comfortable.
  • Air changes in the room should be 50 to 75 air changes per hour with minimum fresh air introduced for positive room pressurisation and ventilation for workers
Bry-Air specialises in designing and manufacturing desiccant battery at less than (-) 28ºC dewpoint, or moisture content of 0.25 grams of water vapour per kg of dry air.
References :
  • Pulead Technology Industry Company Ltd. China
  • Honeywell Inc. U.S.A
  • Moli Engineering, Canada