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NASA NTRS · 20080004269

Internally folded expanded metal electrode for battery construction

Abstract

A battery system is disclosed which includes folded grids of expanded metal inserted through non-conductive substrates and pasted with electrochemically active materials. In the most preferred embodiment, a frame is provided with a plastic insert, and slots are provided in the latter to receive the expanded metal grid. After suitable coinage of the grid and insertion through the plastic film, the grid is sealed and pasted on opposite sides with positive and negative active material. A battery is assembled using one or a plurality of the resulting electrode elements, with separators, to produce a high-power, lead-acid battery. The folded grid provides many of the design benefits of standard bipolar construction.

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Korinek, Paul D., Morgan, Maurice C., Pierce, Doug C.. 1993-07-06. Internally folded expanded metal electrode for battery construction. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080004269

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