Bipolar-Battery Construction

Rippel, Wally E.; Edwards, Dean B.

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Bipolar-Battery Construction

Rippel, Wally E.·Edwards, Dean B.

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Abstract

Bipolar batteries fabricated in continuous quasi-automated process. Components of battery configured so processing steps run sequentially. Key components of battery, bipolar plate and bipolar separator, fabricated separately and later joined together.

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Rippel, Wally E., Edwards, Dean B.. 1988-09-01. Bipolar-Battery Construction. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880000402

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