Development of the dry tape battery concept Quarterly report no. 4, 9 Mar. - 9 Jun. 1966
Aqueous and nonqueous electrolytic actions, and energy density measurements for dry tape battery
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Aqueous and nonqueous electrolytic actions, and energy density measurements for dry tape battery
Automatic device for recharging of nickel-cadmium battery
On August 23, 1966, a review of the medical findings of the fourteen day Gemini 7 mission and related flights was conducted. This review was organized at the request of Dr. George E. Mueller, Associate Administrator for Manned Space Flight, and consisted of presentations by the Principal Investigators of the Gemini Medical Flight Experiments and by the Director, Medical Research and Operations, Manned Spacecraft Center. This document is a compilation of the material presented at the review. The Principals cooperated most significantly by reviewing a transcription of a tape recording of their presentation, editing and providing a final version for publication. Without this most generous assistance, this document could not have been published. Table I, which follows immediately after this Introduction, is presented to acquaint the reader with the scope and sequence of medical measurements and experiments which were conducted during Project Gemini. This review was held prior to the conduct of the Gemini 11 and 12 missions, therefore, material derived from those flights is not included in this document.
Inorganic separator for high temperature silver-zinc battery
Fabrication and testing of battery separator material of modified polyethylene film
Cathodic materials for high energy density storage battery
Fabrication and testing of polyethylene battery separator material
Radiation effects on silver-zinc battery electrodes
Polyphenylene oxide case and cover mechanical properties determination, and component reliability tests for silver-zinc battery with inorganic separators
Three-day battery capable of operation at temperature of 425 degrees C for use on lunar and planetary probes
Development of sealed lead-acid battery with lead- calcium grid for space application
Gemini spacecraft and launch vehicle development and performance, flight operations, mission results, and physical science and biomedical experiments - Gemini midprogram conference
Lithium anodes, inorganic and organic cathodes, vacuum-distilled solvents, and methods for sintering cupric fluoride on lightweight metal substrates - development of high energy battery
This conference, the fifth of its kind, was cosponsored by IEEE, AIAA, and the NASA-Goddard Space Flight Center. Facilities for meetings and other arrangements were the responsibility of NASA-Goddard. Presentations are included in the order in which delivered at the conference and were prepared from papers submitted to the Power Information Center (PIC) through the IEEE. Presentations are arranged in three volumes and five sections reflecting the arrangement of the conference into three days and five sessions. Contents of the volumes are as follows: - Volume I - Advanced Solar Cells - Volume II - Thin Film Solar Cells and Radiation Damage - Volume III - Solar Power Systems Considerations
Low temperature battery - development of pasted plate cathode construction to extend cell life
Materials research - diffusion bonding methods, stress corrosion tests, nondestructive testing, material designs for electronic equipment, and nonmetallic material development.
Nonmetallic materials development - cryogenic insulation, adhesives research, and membrane diffusion theory
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