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NASA NTRS · 19870046513

Advanced technology for extended endurance alkaline fuel cells

Abstract

Advanced components have been developed for alkaline fuel cells with a view to the satisfaction of NASA Space Station design requirements for extended endurance. The components include a platinum-on-carbon catalyst anode, a potassium titanate-bonded electrolyte matrix, a lightweight graphite electrolyte reservoir plate, a gold-plated nickel-perforated foil electrode substrate, a polyphenylene sulfide cell edge frame material, and a nonmagnesium cooler concept. When incorporated into the alkaline fuel cell unit, these components are expected to yield regenerative operation in a low earth orbit Space Station with a design life greater than 5 years.

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Sheibley, D. W., Martin, R. A.. 1987-01-01. Advanced technology for extended endurance alkaline fuel cells. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870046513

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