NASA NTRS · 19840025605
Related Studies in Long Term Lithium Battery Stability
Abstract
The continuing growth of the use of lithium electrochemical systems in a wide variety of both military and industrial applications is primarily a result of the significant benefits associated with the technology such as high energy density, wide temperature operation and long term stability. The stability or long term storage capability of a battery is a function of several factors, each important to the overall storage life and, therefore, each potentially a problem area if not addressed during the design, development and evaluation phases of the product cycle. Design (e.g., reserve vs active), inherent material thermal stability, material compatibility and self-discharge characteristics are examples of factors key to the storability of a power source.
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Horning, R. J., Chua, D. L.. 1984-09-01. Related Studies in Long Term Lithium Battery Stability. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19840025605
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