ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT MODELS OF SEALED NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERIES.

Abstract

Development and production work has been directed toward the production of forty (40) each BB-467/U, BB-468/U, BB-469/U, BB-470/U, BB-471/U, and BB-472/U sealed nickel-cadmium batteries. The work has been directed toward the attainment of a new line of nickel-cadmium batteries in accordance with the Signal Corps Technical Requirements SCL-6868B. The batteries have ceramic seals, sintered nickel plaque plates, pellon and polypropylene separation, and contain 1.300 sp. gr. KOH electrolyte. The batteries must meet the specifications as stated in SCL-6868B. These specifications require batteries to discharge at -40F, meet stand test requirements at +80F and +160F, undergo temperature cycling, mechanical shock, acceleration, vibration, constant overcharge, and cycle life tests. Early models of these batteries have passed all these requirements except those for cycle life. Emphasis was placed on cell capacity, high rate discharge, storage at +160F, and constant overcharge using BB-467/U batteries for the development units. (Author)

Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Aug 16, 1965
Accession Number
AD0623024

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  • Jeff K. Wilson

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