Application of First Principle Nickel System Battery Models to Aerospace Situations

Ratnakumar, V.V.; Timmerman, P.; Stefano, S. Di

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Application of First Principle Nickel System Battery Models to Aerospace Situations

Ratnakumar, V.V.·Timmerman, P.·Stefano, S. Di

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Several battery models are under development at JPL based on first principles. The recent models are based on NiH2 and NiMH chemistries. Performance results and computation requirements are discussed.

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Ratnakumar, V.V., Timmerman, P., Stefano, S. Di. 1995-07-01. Application of First Principle Nickel System Battery Models to Aerospace Situations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210004001

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