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Goebel, F.

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NASA NTRS1994

High rate lithium/thionyl chloride bipolar battery development

Presented in viewgraph format are results and accomplishments on the development of lithium/thionyl chloride bipolar batteries. Results include the development of manufacturing capability for producing large quantities of uniform cathodes and bipolar plates; the development of assembly, sealing, and activation procedures for fabrication of battery modules containing up to 150 cells in bipolar configuration; and the successful demonstration of a 10.7 kW 150-cell module with constant power pulse discharge, 20 second pulse, and 10 percent duty cycle.

Russell, Philip G.↗
NASA NTRS1983

Low temperature performance tests

Lithium cell performance at extremely low temperatures was tested and materials which could be used to make a cell completely electro-chemically inert for the purpose of deactivation were investigated. The effects of temperature and current density on polarization and performance loss are discussed along with discharge recovery behavior.

Goebel, F.↗
NASA NTRS1982

High-rate lithium thionyl chloride cells

A high-rate C cell with disc electrodes was developed to demonstrate current rates which are comparable to other primary systems. The tests performed established the limits of abuse beyond which the cell becomes hazardous. Tests include: impact, shock, and vibration tests; temperature cycling; and salt water immersion of fresh cells.

Goebel, F.↗
NASA NTRS1978

Large cells and their performance

Some of the large primary cells presently made, ranging from 2,000 to 10,000 ampere-hours are discussed. Performance data obtained on a 2,000 ampere-hour cell are graphically presented.

Goebel, F.↗